Accomplices Sought After Morales Case Hints At Madrid Ties
Madrid observers track Morales accomplices amid post May Day tragedy. King Alfonso chairs Carabanchel camp review with 15 000 troops and envoys in attendance. US envoy Whitridge and family ride in royal procession before a gala ball at the Duchess Fernan Nuñez palace.
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Envoy Whitridge
Wadras
Frederick W. Whitridge
United States
Fernan Nunez
Madrid
France
Madrid hunts Morales accomplices after failed royal assassination
Police track Morales confederates who aided the would be regicide as they sheltered him after the Torrejón incident. Authorities search for automobiles used in his escape and trace his movements through Madrid suburbs. An autopsy cites a fatal illness. Morales belonged to the anti Malthusian sect. A 95000 pesetas bounty will be shared by the guard’s widow and five children, with a public subscription for the widow. Grand Duke Vladimir’s visits to wounded officers prompt a formal thanks from garrison officers.
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Madrid
Manmel Morales
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Torrejon de Ardos
Morales
Vladimir
Spreckels Daughter Held to Marry in New York
Emma Watson daughter of Claus Spreckels of San Francisco reportedly wed John W Ferris in New York on Saturday. Later reports were denied by the church rector as no ceremony occurred since the officiating minister left the city without reporting.
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Claus Spreckels
New York
Emma Watson
San Francisco
John W. Ferris
Convicts Break From Alabama Factory Stockade
About twenty convicts at the Alabama Manufacturing Company hollow ware plant in North Birmingham escaped a stockade breach using a vehicle pick. Guards fired as most stopped. six got away and blood marks on the fence suggested two wounded.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Manufacturing Company
North
Scripps Will Lets Sons and Trustees Control Estate
The will of James E. Scripps filed for probate entrusts thirty years of estate control to son William E. Scripps, son in law George Booth, and Edgar Whitcomb as trustees. Income goes to four children with final equal division, $50,000 for Detroit improvement, widow keeps home and collections, various bequests to relatives, and severance pay to long-serving Detroit News employees.
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Detroit
James E. Scripps
The
Detroit News
Scripps
William EB. Scripps
George G. Booth
Edgar B. Whitcomb
William E. Scripps
E. BB. Whitcomb
Rex B. Clark
Trumbull Avenue
England
Water in Their Securities
New York arguments before Judge Lacombe challenge the Consolidated Gas company order blocking enforcement of the 50-cent gas rate law. The city denies the company is properly franchised and that the rate is confiscatory. Engineer William D. Marks notes Consolidated capital at 17 million, with 39 million in securities and 2 million cash returned to absorbed companies, a 24 million rise.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Consolidated Gas Company
State Gas Commission
William D. Marks
Consolidated
Dog Rescues Boy From River in Muncie
S C O Bryan driving past West Side Park watches his English terrier Dan leap into White River and seize the trousers of six year old Claude Williams. The dog drags the unconscious boy ashore with O Bryan's help, reviving him after fifteen minutes. The Williams family lives on West Side.
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Muncie
Ind
S. C. O'Bryan
West Side Park
Dan
O'Bryan
White River
Claude Williams
John Williams
West Side
Senate adjourns after death of Senator Gorman
Washington June 5 The senate adjourned immediately upon news of Senator Gorman's death with no business transacted. The house sent condolences and appointed a funeral committee, then adjourned. Before the announcement the house passed bills on Niagara Falls control preserving Port Arthur Texas as a port of entry and wharf construction in Lake Michigan, plus monuments to Paul Jones and John Barry.
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Senate
Gorman
House
Maryland
Niagara Falls
Port Arthur
Tex
Lake Michigan
Lake County
Ind
Paul Jones
John Barry
Neill- Reynolds Beef
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin
The forecast shows generally fair conditions in Illinois and Indiana with warm temperatures and fresh southerly winds. Lower Michigan and Wisconsin may see showers and thunderstorms with warmer conditions in the east and similar winds. Iowa is expected to be fair with possible local thunderstorms.
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Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Strike Fight in Ohio Hurts Four as Troops Move In
Turbulent Dillonvale and nearby mines see strikers buying arms and clashing with armed guards. Four men wounded, two gravely, after a night ambush between Plum Run and Bradley mines. Ohio troops ordered from Columbus to restore order as Cananea unrest spreads.
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Jefferson County
Dillonvale
Plum Run
Bradley
Columbus
Wheeling
United States Coal Company
Vorhees
Adjutant General of
Ohio
Exaggerated Death Toll Reported in Cananea Troubles
Across Cananea and Paso, reports on June 5 claim nine killed in clashes. Officials challenge the figure as exaggerated, noting uncertain casualty counts while detailing ongoing unrest and security efforts. Francisco provides the latest from the field with cautious estimates.
Must Buy the Supplies at Home
Washington June 4 The senate adopted a resolution prescribing a policy for Panama canal purchases. It orders that material and equipment be restricted to domestic production and manufacture and from the lowest responsible bidder unless the president finds bids extortionate or unreasonable.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
Move Again at Meta and International Action Debate
London dispatch reports Britain debating joint action by nations to quell anarchists after the Madrid assassination attempt on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria. British police favor international measures as the surest cure for such outrages. Also cited is Rev Dr Parkhurst sailing to Europe aboard the Centric and commenting on New York’s government and the city’s open nature with twenty five resorts he would name if not for discretion.
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London
Alfonso
Victoria
Madrid
New York
Parkhurst
Europe
Rail accident derails Dunkard special in Forest City
A broken rail on the Chicago Peoria and St. Louis line derailed three coaches of a Dunkard special traveling from Cedar Rapids and other Iowa points to Springfield for the German Baptist Dunkard national convention. No fatalities reported though several were injured.
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Springfield
Lil
War on Doga Edict Issued by Minneapolis Acting Mayor
Acting Mayor Alfred K. Merrill orders dogs off city streets and empowers police and the dog catcher to arrest any loose dogs from that day onward. The move follows a rising dog problem in the city.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Alfred K. Merrill
Chicago Markets Report on June 5 1906 Receipts and Prices
Chicago markets show mixed receipts across hogs cattle and sheep with prices mostly steady to higher. Hogs strong 5 higher bulk 63.5 64.2. Cattle and sheep mixed steady to weak with natives lambs and western lambs priced to 86.00 and 86.60 respectively.
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Chicago
Senator Gorman Dies Sudden Death Ends A Long Senate Career
United States Senator from Maryland Jane S. Arthur Pue Gorman died at his Washington residence from heart failure. He had shown improvement recently and was conscious until early morning. A notable Congress leader, he helped defeat the federal elections bill and shaped tariff policy during his long tenure. He opposed Philippine annexation and the Paris treaty.
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Jane S
Arthur Pue Gorman
United States
Maryland
Senator Gorman
Congress
Gorman Long
National Congress
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South
Gorman
Finance Committee
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Philippines
Senator Beveridge Suffers Illness Faces Several Days Rest
Washington June 5 Senator Beveridge of Indiana is suffering a stomach trouble induced indisposition. He did not go to the Capitol and may take several days rest but expects to be in the senate before the week ends.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Capitol
Senate
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