No New Department Opposed by Tie Otier Bur eats
Washington June 18 The Nelson bill for a department of Commerce stalls in the house as bureaus resist transfer and late session timing delays action. Roosevelt and Senator Hanna are in high demand for speaking engagements while Morgan defends the canal theory. Henry Neal, longtime speaker’s messenger, praised for quiet efficiency and knowledge of legislation.
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House Committee
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Roosevelt
Maine
Republic
Hanna
Henry Neal
Indian Territory
Randall
Kelfer
Carlisle
Reed
Crisp
Trenderson
Neal
Tie
Sugar beet lobby resists reciprocity plans in senate
Washington June 18 Republican beet sugar backers press to block reciprocity amendments. They pledge to vote for the house bill as passed, resist changes, and consider two paths, including dropping the subject or accepting the ремlite plan. A caucus may occur next week as talks continue.
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Washington
Republan
House of Representatives
Elkins
Committee of Conciliation
Burrows
Jones
Nevada
Thurber
Conference Committee
Cuba
House
United States
Senate
Favorite Prescription Cures Female Troubles Restores Health
It claims to restore health to women by regulating monthly issues soothing inflammation and ulceration and curing weakness. A Missouri caller praises rapid improvement after using Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets. She reports regained energy mobility and happiness and urges others to try the medicines.
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Pierce
Mattie Hays
McDonald Co
Missouri
Dr. Pierce
Navy to award West Indian campaign medals to officers and men
Washington June 13 In total about 800 officers and 6000 enlisted men will receive West Indian campaign medals. Most will honor Santiago Bay engagement with the fleet. Admiral Sehley and all fleet personnel get medals. Admiral Sampson’s family to receive his posthumous medal. Many will bear bars for Manzanillo Nipe Bay and other noted engagements. The meritorious service medal also to selected individuals like Blue Ward Hobson and Waithwright. The list is under board review.
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Washington
Navy Department
Santiago Bay
Sehley
Sampson
Manzanillo
Nipe Bay
Board of Awards
Blue
Ward
Hobson
Waithwright
Rival glucose firm to build huge Chicago plant
The Imperial Glucose and Starch company, led by Charles M. Warner of Syracuse, plans a $3,000,000 Chicago headquarters plant. It will be the world’s largest with a 25,000 bushels per day corn capacity, surpassing Peoria’s 20,000. Buildings cover 35 acres, plus railroad yards. Construction to take about a year, with chemists, mill experts, and traffic managers hired.
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Chicago
The
Glucose Trust
Imperial Glucose and Btarch Company
Charles M. Warner
Syracuse
N. Y
Peoria
Trust
West Point Centennial Exercises Close and Distinguished Visitors Depart
West Point N Y June 13 The centennial celebration of the Military academy closed with diplomas for the 100th graduating class The event included diplomas by President Roosevelt an address by General Dick and remarks by General Miles The graduating class of 54 attended a New York City theater last evening with the furlough class leaving for Washington today. Milwaukee June 1 The American Association of Nurserymen urged Congress to pass the interstate nursery stock regulation bill.
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West Point
N. Y
The
Military Academy
Roosevelt
Miles
New York City
Washington
Milwaukee
American Association of Nurserymen
Congress
Chicago June 12 Market Reports for Livestock and Grain
Chicago markets show mixed receipts and range-bound quotations for cattle hogs and lambs with heavy packing, 8000 cattle receipts and 4000 plus hogs noted. Prices span low to mid range across classes, while Milwaukee grain holds firm with No 1 northern wheat around 77 to 78 cents per bushel and July futures near 72.
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Chicago
Mogo
Texas
East Buffalo
Mission Arisst
Buffalo
N. Y
Punning & Stevens
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Northern
Tie
Acra
Bette Au Sample
Gate Ae
Board of Jade
Berkenshae
Got ‘Ooleys
Head on collision leaves multiple dead and injured
A deadly wreck occurred near Chattinoona Tennessee as freight and fast mail trains on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line collided on a curve. Three men died and about fifteen were injured, two fatally. Fireman Rankin and James Bernard perished, with Webb the express messenger also killed. The crash followed a mistaken order and occurred as passengers watched the approaching train.
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Chattinoona
Tenn
Nashville
Naashville
Chattanooma and
St. Loui
Tooker
Summit
L. A. Rankin
James Bernard
Fast Mail
Webb
George Kolling
Accommmodation
George J. Ray
Mall
Toth
Express
Renard's 184-year bid for marriage shocks Omaha
Frederick Renard of Oakland Nebraska, aged 184, seeks to marry Nellie Craig, 22, amid family suspicions of motive. Guardianship notices, injunctions, and race to licenses swirl as Knox county moves to appoint a guardian while Renard races to secure a license. In Springfield Illinois, the Colonial Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago gains final permit with $200,000 capital.
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Omaha
Neb
Frederick Renard
Oakland
Nellie Craig
Renard
Miss Craig
Knox County
Hcense Bureau
Springfield
Als
Ausiter of Public Accounts
Colonial Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Boers Surrender Count Climbs by Tuesday Night
Up to Tuesday night 10 225 Boers had surrendered under peace terms. The king and queen of England yesterday rehearsed their coronation parts at Westminster Abbey. The seventh annual convention of the National Credit Men's Association adjourned in Louisville. Western Reserve University in Cleveland conferred 175 degrees at commencement. Roosevelt and party returned to Washington from West Point. F C McLewee's Major Daingerfield with Odom won the Brooklyn Derby for five year olds at Gravesend.
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England
Weestminster Abbey
National Credit Men's Association
Louisville
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Washington
West Point
F. C. McLewee
Major Daingerfield
Odom
Brooklyn
Graveserd
Terrible Storm Hits Diamond Special Near Gilman
East St Louis witnesses 250 aboard the Diamond Special as a fierce storm rips through the line from Kankakee to Gilman. The train stalls twice before Gilman and yards flood. a box car wedges into a switch, and passengers face a terrifying ordeal amid the gale.
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East St. Louis
Hilneis Central
Kankakee
Gilman
St.oop
Water cure hearings reveal abuses in Philippines actions
Testimony from Iowa native Pvene of Dee Motes and others details water cure methods used by U S troops in the Philippines. Accounts describe forced drowning like squeezes in creeks, village burnings near Orane, and forced confessions amid insurgent tensions in 1900. Witnesses also cite overall policy of kindness contradicting isolated brutal incidents and Eighteenth Infantry killings.
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Mark TI
Pvene
Dee Motes
Aee
Lofentey, Yeaterday
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Dealee
Tlewan
Wattereon
Heveridge
Metomas
Withese
Matan
Teland
Lusen
Orane
Amert
United States
Beveridge
Edward J. Norton
Los Angeles
Eighteenth
United States Infantry
Panay
Norton
Luimane
Vicw Presidente of
San Miguel
Ife
Unughes
Culberson
Acquitted of Murder in Tin county Circuit Court
Edward Van Dyke was acquitted after a week long trial in Stagk county circuit court at Tou lon for the murder of Richard Hayes of Osceola township. Also note: Charles Br. Thutler, son of a Willow merchant, wed Miss Ethel Igte of Peru Indiana at the bride’s Peru home in an elaborate ceremony.
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Kewanee
Tls
Edward van Dyke
Stagk County
Toulon
Richard Hayes
Osceola Township
Willow
Mich
Charles BR. Thutler
Ethel Igte
Peru
Ind
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