Immigration bill may pass this session, Senate favors strict laws
Washington June 3 Special. The immigration bill faces Senate consideration as it tends toward harsher policy than the House. Penrose expects committee action soon to prepare for Senate debate. Roosevelt resists disturbance while speaking at a Champlin ceremony, recalling a Supreme convention incident. Minnesota's delegation marks a six year run with seven Republicans renominated. Tawney McCleary and Teatwale termed lucky. Gordon of Georgia reflects Confederate odds. Congress notes discuss document distribution and legislative calendars.
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Senate Passes Lodge Philippine Government Bill
The senate approved the Lodge Philippine government bill by 48 to 30. Three Republicans voted no. one Democrat voted yes. The measure creates a Philippine commission and offices of civil governor and vice governor, with future appointments by the president subject to senate consent. The bill applies most of the U.S. Bill of Rights except bearing arms and jury trial. Supreme Court and local courts remain under existing structure with appointments by the president and senate or by the governor and commission.
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Administrative framework for Philippine governance and finance
The text outlines U S authority over the Philippines after insurrection, including citizenship, census reporting, and a Philippine commission to establish municipal and provincial governments. It covers regulation of commerce, land control, public lands rules, friar lands, bond issuance, Supreme Court review, municipal bonds, a Manila mint, and silver coinage under U S law.
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Philippines coinage rules and Seminole election shock
A proposed Philippine coinage plan would place a new standard coin in English Filipino and Chinese and make the dollar legal tender for public and private debts. Separately Halsatta Micco defeated John F Brown to become chief of the Seminole Indians, possibly hastening the tribe's government dissolution.
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Witnesses Testify in White Swan Mine Case Des Moines
Jone Balliett testified in his own defense but mainly to support other witnesses. Prof Ire land a San Francisco expert said the White Swan mine is profitable and rich in minerals. Other stockholders testified they were aware of a title dispute and Balliett paid trial costs. Government records show White Swan stock sales totaling 220240.71 dollars.
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Fatal Flood at Joliet Triggers Citywide Crisis
Joliet Illinois faced severe flooding from a torrential storm. Four people are confirmed dead Eddie McGovern Lizzie McGrath James Henderson and Mrs Kelly while others are reported drowned. Mayor Barr called a special council meeting to organize relief as merchants suffer heavy losses and railroad tracks and bridges are crippled.
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Oberlin president John H Barrows dies after illness
Oberlin college president John Henry Barrows died at 2:40 a m after a nine day battle with pleuro pneumonia He was born July 11 1817 in Medina Michigan and organized the worlds fair congress of religions in 1893 He had led Oberlin since January 1890 and was a noted religious writer
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Priest Crowley Ejected From Chicago Synod by Police
At the second synod of the Chicago archdiocese in Holy Name cathedral Bishop Muldoon summoned police to eject Father Jeremiah Crowley who insisted he was in good standing. Crowley refused to leave, argued with the bishop, and was eventually escorted out by officers and driven to the Sherman House.
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Cummins Addresses Fort Collins Commencement
Governor Cummins of Iowa spoke at the State Agricultural College Fort Collins during commencement and attended a Roosevelt club banquet in Denver. He urged unity of organized capital and labor for the world's welfare and called for government action to curb combinations, signaling restraint on capital power.
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Wolf Hunt Brings $200 in DeKalb County Bounty
In DeKalb County, since February 1, at least forty nine wolf scalps have been turned in to the county clerk earning a $200 bounty. Old wolves paid $10 and young ones $5, with the harvest seen as tied to local tensions over a county seat change from Sycamore to DeKalb.
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Oregon Governor Race Faces Uncertain Returns
In Oregon incomplete county returns reduce the Democratic governor's margin as Chamberlain trailsPurmah by about 100 votes in a tightening race. Other Republicans appear carrying about a 10,000 majority. The rest of the text covers baseball scores and various local labor strikes.
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A Lawyer Reflects On A Notorious Prison Case
A Michigan attorney recalls a state prison case where a young farmer was convicted of stealing ten sheep from a flock of twelve. After petitioning the governor with family and jurors on his side, a pardon was issued amid doubts of his guilt. The lawyer notes his role and the governor’s trust in him, yet hints at moral ambiguity and delayed rehabilitation.
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Sammel
John
Senators Seek Seclusion and Square the Cuban Vote
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt demands a direct Senate vote on the Cuban reciprocity measure to avoid adjournment or a special session. Senators hide in quiet committee rooms for uninterrupted work while Cartoonists find little national material, preferring local district issues. Capron recalls a perilous antietam era dispatch ride and Stanton’s terse response.
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German government recognizes Cuban republic claim
The Detroit Free Press notes Germany has moved to recognize the Cuban republic. It explains the delay is due to the U S being unaware of any change in Cuba’s political status, with Cuba still under military jurisdiction.
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