Richardson Attacks Democracy as Senate Talks Sugar Policy
Washington June 19 Richardson of Tennessee urged in a long speech that Republicans have controlled all branches for six years and broken pledges. He warned the treasury risk and condemned extravagance while noting a fight over reciprocity with Cuba and sugar Senators at a Burrows dinner. The conference adjourned after a day of talks and plans to reconvene Friday.
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Illinois Statesman Praises Tennesseean and Rails at Opponents
A Tennesseean speech draws sharp compliments from an Illinois statesman who concedes progress but mocks Republican criticism. He recalls party failures under Cleveland and urges support for a Republican victory, criticizing opponents for opposition amid a prospering nation and war outcomes.
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Republican senators open conference on Cuban reciprocity bill
Washington June 1 The Republican senators began their conference on the Cuban reciprocity bill with Senator Allison presiding and all Republicans attending except six unanswered questions linger over the caucus proceedings.
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Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Women’s Ailments
A promotional article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female inflammation ulceration and weakness. It claims nerve soothing sleep restoration and renewed vitality backed by a testimonial from Mrs George A Strong detailing relief after taking multiple bottles and related remedies.
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Mayor Ames Tackles Bribery Scandals In Minneapolis
June report notes Christopher Norbeck remains missing amid bribery probe. Sightings near Minneapolis and St Paul cited, with rewards and anonymous tips offered. Mayor Ames orders strict liquor enforcement and says police must curb lawlessness or face dismissal.
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Norbeck
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No University of Wisconsin Presidency Election Held
Regents meeting in Madison on June 19 announced no president was elected for the state university and set August 19 as the next election date. A committee list of twenty five candidates was read. FE Benjamin Andrews was absent, while Henry Smith Pritchett appeared on the list.
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Creede Fire Destroys Upper Creede. Two Feared Dead
A major blaze in Upper Creede yesterday consumed property worth about 200000 dollars, injuring many and leaving sixty families homeless. Two men, William Stewart and Fritz Zint, are listed as missing in the disaster, the second fatal fire in Creede’s history.
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Beloit College Grants Fifty Fifth Commencement
Beloit Wisconsin June 19 fifty fifth commencement exercises closed yesterday with thirty six graduates one third women. Address by Professor T C Chamberlin University of Chicago. Chamberlin and Horace White elected trustees. Increase of Railway Capital New York June 19 Illinois Central to raise capital from 79200000 to 95010000 via 158400 shares with pro rata subscription. Drought in the South Broken Memphis June 19 rains break drought in west Tennessee eastern Arkansas north central Mississippi crops improving. New York June 19 Terry McGovern injured collar bone during baseball collision at College Point L I taken home to South Brooklyn expected to miss weeks.
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Horace White
New York Lost
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Mississippi
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Permit Issued to Organize Drexel State Bank
Auditor issues permit to organize the Drexel State Bank of Chicago. Owners named are George W. Miller Gale Blockt and Arthur J. Donovan with capital of $200,000 in Springfield at Hs. June 19.
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Striking shop men return as wage demands granted
Sioux City Iowa June 19 The striking shop men of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway have returned to work. The men’s demands for increased wages were granted.
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Miners Arc 10 Meet Prospects For A General Strike
An official call for a national convention of the United Mine Workers of America was issued from the national headquarters in Indianapolis. The July 17 meeting will determine if soft coal miners will strike in solidarity with Pennsylvania anthracite workers. Delegates are apportioned by locals, with about 1 000 total expected and a bare majority able to order a strike. Virginia Michigan Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Indian Territory show support. special rail and hotel rates will be arranged for delegates and ticket information published in The United Mine Workers Journal.
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Liability to Foreigners Test of Damages in Pittsburg Explosion Case
Legal action filed in federal court seeks $120000 for deaths and injuries from the Eliza furnace explosion at Jones Laughlin Limited on December 19 1901. Suit targets six foreigners represented by Attorney Harry Abean Hall on behalf of Austro Hungarian consul.
Illinois to open vaudeville at state fair grounds
The Illinois State Board of Agriculture plans to lease the Colleam building at the state fair grounds to George W. Chatterton for a vaudeville season with 25 cent admission. The grounds and buildings cost the state 1 600 000 dollars and remain state property.
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Ohio Miners Oppose Strike In Convention Plan
The Ohio Mine Workers board rejected a set of resolutions urging a Mitchell call for a general convention. They aim to block a strike in solidarity with anthracite miners and resist breaking existing contracts. Ohio operators are assured no strike will occur and miners prefer a convention to decide the issue.
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Governor Aycock Offers 30000 Reward for Lynching Suspects
Raleigh reports Governor Aycock has offered rewards totaling 30000 dollars to aid arrest and conviction of unknown lynchers who seized and killed Gillespie from Salisbury jail on June 11. He sets 400 dollars for each of about seventy five men in the mob, with evidence suggesting Gillespie’s innocence.
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Te saved the lad, however, by prying his hand loose from the wire
A dramatic rescue occurred as a boy became entangled with a wire. He was freed by a passerby who pried his hand free and prevented injury. No further details on location or responders are provided.
Doyen of Peking Diplomatic Corps Edged by U S Envoy
In Peking after the Austrian minister left, Edwin H. Conger becomes doyen of the diplomatic corps, a position seen as influential in dealings with Chinese authorities. Reports from across the United States note various local incidents and events.
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Icking
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Tablet to Civil War Men of Wabash College
Wabash College dedicates a memorial tablet for students who left to serve in the Civil War. Brigadier General John Mack of Chicago delivers the principal oration and recalls the college’s wartime history along with teachers and students who served.
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Ind
Wabash College
John ©. Mack
Chicago
Tie
Oe College
Chicago and St Louis Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Market notes from Chicago and St Louis on cattle hogs sheep and grain with mixed price ranges and receipts. Hogs receipts around 86 000 with pies and light goods priced across noted bands. Cattle receipts about 18 000 with varied steers cows and calves price levels and ranges. Sheep and lambs receipts around 17 000 with western and native classifications and ranges. In East Buffalo prices for cattle veal hogs sheep listed with tops and fair values. In St Louis wheat corn rye and oats prices steady with bid ranges and futures activity.
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Texas
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T. Y
Running & Stevens
French Doctor Risks Life Inoculating Bovine Virus Claim
Report details Dr Garnaut attempting inoculation of himself with bovine tuberculin to test Koch theory. Describes preparation, methods, and expected three week results on lung involvement. Mentions reactions of medical peers and potential legal actions if contagion occurs.
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Kaiser backs strict auto controls after fatal crash
Berlin June 19 Kaiser informs Welshacen bur gouuster that automobiles pose a serious public safety menace and supports stringent limits. He says no one may endanger life for sport. the emperor’s stance may curb the car’s popularity after Baro n von Bleichroeder’s death near Cologne.
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Adam's one fatal slip referenced by Freddie-Popper
Freddie comments on a supposed critical error by Adam describing a decisive misstep. The line implies a fatal flaw or turning point in Adam's actions, with Freddie-Popper interpreting it as a failed grip or hold rather than a physical rib issue.
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New York Times
Drake University Chancellor Granted One Year Leave
Des Moines June 19 William Payard Craig chancellor of Drake University asked the board of trustees for a year’s leave of absence. The request was granted and a new chancellor is expected to be chosen during the year.
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