Paris Races Turmoil as Loubet Escorted from Stand
President Loubet with Premier Dupuy and General MeBaillaud faced a violent demonstration at the Auteuil races. Police arrested many as crowds shouted Panama Alas Loubet Vive Varmee and Vive Deroulede. Count Christiano attacked his hat with a stick. 30 arrests followed. Inspector Grilliere was wounded and later honored by Loubet.
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Paris
Loubet
M. Dupuy
MeBaillaud
Auteuil
Madame Loubet
Avenue Des Champs-Elysees
Panama
League of Patriots
Christiano
M. Joseph Lasies
Gers
M. Firmin Faure
Oran
Algeria
Grilliere
Legion of Honor
Regularly Organized Demonstration Sparks French Tension
M Loubet received sympathizing callers at the Elysee palace after a demonstration said to be organized by the Jeunesse Royalsie Ligue des Patriotes and anti Semites with a carnation in the buttonhole as sign. A special cabinet council met to plan measures for order with a vote of confidence expected in the chamber. Fresh arrests feared as police guard against renewed disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysee Palace
M. Loubet
Juenesse Royalsie
Ligue Des Patriotes
Christiano
Chamber of Deputies
Giant Farmers Combine Aimed at Controlling Wheat Prices
A supposed nationwide agricultural union linked to the Farmers' Protective Association and with headquarters in Philadelphia organizes Sullivan and Vigo counties to hold wheat in common elevators. Leaders recruit leading farmers to form township committees, projecting a nationwide scheme within six months to dictate cereal prices to speculators. A Sullivan County farmer supports the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hiute
Ind
the Express
Sullivan
Vigo
Philadelphia
Farmers’ Protective Association
Sullivan County
Vigo County
Judge Refuses Dispensation Says Specializes in Divorces
An Illinois couple visited Milwaukee's Judge Johnson seeking an immediate marriage by dispensation. He refused, noting the True law requires a five day waiting period. The groom suggested Chicago license options as the judge quipped about fares and divorces.
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Milwaukee
Illinois
Johnson
Circuit Court
Joliet, Ils
Lake District
Chicago
Tollet
Kinloch to enter long distance field in Indiana
Indianapolis dispatch notes Kinloch Telephone plans a long distance line to Terre Haute connecting with a new system reaching Indianapolis and most Indiana towns. H J Ranford reports completion of Indianapolis arrangements and rapid expansion to follow. Sodus township in Michigan experiences a cloudburst washing out Big Four tracks and flooding vast strawberry districts nearby.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kinloch Telephone Company
Bell Companies
Terre Haute
Kinloch Company
Indiana
Illine’s
H. J. Ranford
St. Joseph
Mich
Sodus Township
Sodus
Eau Claire
Parker and Feather
Beets Price Increase Proposed by State Senate
Lansing reports the senate approved raising the minimum price paid to beet growers bearing 12 percent sugar from $4 to $5 per ton. House moves to third reading on tax on copper mines and approves Nedermeer bid to set aside submerged swamp lands for a public park and fishing grounds. State institutions budget up by $1,096,692 vs 1897-98.
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Lansing
Mich
Senate
House
Nedermeer
Great Lakes
Alaska Boundary Arbitration Sparks Anglo American Debate
The British and American plans for Alaska Canada boundary arbitration are outlined with proposed tribunals and rules. Britain favors a three member panel and 1825 treaty principles, while the United States seeks six jurists and a coast definition clause. London reports detail these positions and expected implications.
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London
Foreign Office
Joint High Commission
Washington
Alaska
Canada
Prince of Wales Island
Mount St. Elias
Privy Council
McKinley
British Commissioners Reject American Tribunal Proposal
British commissioners refuse the suggested modification noting the American tribunal lacks guaranteed final settlement in case of dispute and would depart from the Venezuelan boundary rules. They also object to US land occupation language and coast wording and defer further talks to their government. Americans seek an umpire from the American continent, which Britain opposes due to policy. Negotiations halt pending full settlement of all questions.
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United States
Indiana oil field May output total 147 wells completed
Hartford City Indiana reports in May 147 wells completed with a daily output of 2780 barrels averaging 24 1 1 barrels per well.
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Hartford City
Ind
Indiana
Henderson Seen as Likely Speaker in Republican Race
Iowa Representative David B. Henderson, listed as a likely speaker candidate, arrived in Chicago for talks with Republican leaders. Delegations from Massachusetts Maryland Nebraska and South Dakota indicated solid support while Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana and Ohio signs pointed to continued backing. Western states are also expected to follow. Eastern gains are anticipated as Massachusetts and Maryland show potential補.
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Annex
Henderson
Massachusetts
Maryland
Nebraska
South Dakota
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Campaign to Bag Del Pilar Force Near Laguna de Bay
Manila reports a pursuit of General Pio del Pilar’s 2,000 rebels in the Morong peninsula area. General Hall and Colonel Whalley advance with 2,600 troops from Antipolo and San Pedro Macat, capturing Cainta and pushing Filipinos toward Morong as gunboats position for cooperation.
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Manila
Pio del Pilar
Laguna de Bay
Cainta
Taytay
Antipolo
Lawton
Hall
Cowan Whatley
King
San Pedro Macat
Whalley
United States
Mariquina
del Pilar
Morong
Truman
North Dakota
Twelfth Infantry
Washington Regiment
Napidas
Covadonga
Ceste
Woman kills her husband in domestic tragedy near Woodburn
In Osceola Indiana a young wife, Julia Crosby, shot Richard Crosby dead during a dispute on a farm inherited by Crosby's wife. The couple had separated over drunkenness and a pending divorce. Witnesses include the wife’s father and another man. The 35 year old woman is jailed and confesses. Also noted, W C Engilzig and wife were found murdered near Austin Texas, and Reane Iron company in Rockwood Tennessee increases wages for miners effective immediately.
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Osceola
Woodburn
Here
Julia Crosby
Richard Crosby
Crosby
W. C. Engilzig
Austin
Tex
Reane Iron Company
Rockwood
Tenn
Dreyfus Case Shifts with New Trial Ordered
London reports a court of cassation ordering a new trial for Alfred Dreyfus at Rennes. Acquittal expected, amid waves of anti and pro Dreyfus sentiment. Key evidence challenged. implications touch Generals Mercier and De Boisdeffre and public figures like M. Dupuy. Paris crowds react as political lines shift.
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Paris
Associated Press
Dreyfus
Rennes
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Amiens
Bordereau
M. Dupuy
Esterhazy
Sandberr
Mercier
de Boisdeffre
Court of Cassation
Casimir Perier
Maybrick Case Nearing Release Guided by Choate
In London on June 5 the Associated Press reports that Mrs. Florence Maybrick may soon be released. U.S. Ambassador Choate has held two interviews with Lord Salisbury and pushed for immediate case revision. Choate has sought high judicial opinions and received a dossier from advocate J. H. Levy, with support from top legal authorities. The United States government insists on prompt action, and Choate vows to see the matter through.
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London
Associated Press
Florence Maybrick
United States
Joseph H. Cheate
Marquis of Salisbury
Choate
England
Baron Russell of
Killowen
Lord James of
Hereford
Prince of Wales
Henry Matthews
Viscourt
Cheate
Washington
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Deroulede
Hell
Iowa
Marshalltown
S. C. McFarland
A. N. Parrett
Marshalltown Times-Republican
D. W. Norris, Jr
J. P. Dotson
Mcfarland
Nottingham
Times-Republican
Norris
New York Journal Bureau
Clinton
Falamus
Dewitt the Baptist Church
Comanche
Lyons
Depauw
Crawfordsville
Indiana University
Will
DeWolf Hopper
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. D
Nea Bergen
Bell
Red Oak
Harvey Alexander
New Railway
Peoria
Streator, Hennepin and Western Railroad
Railroad Committee
F. Plumb
Dr. Heenan
F. M. Ryan
Streator
P. Dore
H. B. Zenor
W. H. Casson
M. FE
Newburn
Hennepin
Toledo
Marquette
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Plymouth
Flint
Pere Marquette
British Foreign Office
Uncle Sam
Jones
James Kilbourne
B. Henderson
D. B. Ttenderson
del Pilars
PWDER
Royal Baking Powder CO
Kew
York
Dreyus
Mayberick
Britain
Lucas
Tenth Artillery Corps
Jacquet
Cgeneral Lucas
Britany
Emily Crawford
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington,owa
Casey Bros
Hotel Allen Telephone
Orrice
Klela
J. R. Burroughs
Orrick
Stewart's Drug Store
Square
Wasntannon, LA
Thear of Washington Nat'l Bank
East Main Pross
P. W. McCelwain
Washington, Lowwa
Marsh W. Bailey
Querice
City Hall
Traction
C.J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Bear Alberson's Grocery
Temple Building
Washington, Iowa
W. E. Anderson,m. D
Hotel Allen
Frank Rogers
Candy Kitchen
Schneider
East Side
G. H. Pratt
Lyes
Postoffice
L. Klein
Peenss
West Delong's Grocery
Dease
H. Sanford
T. J. Dempsey
Side Square
H. Young
Pres
W. K. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
Cash
J.tanneron
Washington County Savings Bank
Jon. Keex
S. A. Waite
H. Keok
V. P.O
First National Bank
Wm. Blair
A. A. Wallace
Jeph Keck
C. H. Keck
L. D. Robinson
Stewart
J. F. Henderson
W. H. Butterfield
Crail
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