Session's End Near as Statesmen Seek Rest
Washington reports the current congressional session may adjourn tomorrow or Wednesday after Philippine civil government bill progress. Both houses aim to wrap up, with deficieny and naval appropriation bills near finish, and large laws like the isthmian canal bill likely to await next Congress. House and Senate expect limited debate and a clean calendar as they close.
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Waenington
Congress
Ecapiiette Hoth
Hoth
Present Congress Passes Philippine Civil Government Framework
The Senate and House advanced multiple measures this session. Key items include a Philippine civil government act extending internal rule, coinage and banking laws, tariff updates, and a Cuban consular service. Other notable bills cover statehood for Albiona and Oklahoma, a forest reserve, and direct senatorial election proposals, with limited house progression.
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Piippine
Pacific
Philippines
Cuba
Albiona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Senate
House
United States
Hawaii
de Patton
Tornadoes Kill Four in Indiana and Crash in Indy Suburb
A tornado in Evansville area Saturday night left three dead and seven or eight injured, with four seriously. The storm damaged St Wendel and Posey county areas, a towboat sunk on Green River, and wrecked several homes and barns. In Indianapolis Broad Ripple suburban cars collided, killing Sampson White and injuring nine others, with prominent injuries to conductors and motormen as storms lashed the region.
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Evansville
Ind
St. Wendel
Clarence Goedde
Andrew Goede
Chris Langer
Frank Goedde
Jacob Reisendorf
George Winderheimer
Peter Wolf
St. Phillips
Posey County
Green River
Charlestown
James Carr
Nabb's Station
Lexington
John Jones
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Sampson White
Albert Dugan
William Fisher
Starry Jackman
Was His Wife's Picture Shaped In Death and Scandals
New York report details Jamnes E Pearson suicide in his office with his wife's picture in hand and a nearby Bible. The 1901 Atlantic and St Nicholas land suit against Pearson by Mrs. Day ended unfavorably for him amid confessed scandals. A separate Michigan item notes Jim Henry's 17-year-old son shot by Al Adams in Unionville, Adams claiming self defense.
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Jamnes E. Pearson
Pearson
Oliver S. Day
Atlantic
St. Nicholas Avenues
Brooklyn
Kentucky
Curo
Mich
Soni
Jim Henry
Unionville
al Adams
Akron Township
Adams
Four days of rain flood eastern Nebraska crops
Lincoln Nebraska reports four days of near continuous rainfall flooding corn fields delaying small grain harvest and damaging wheat in the shock. Roads are nearly impassable and farm losses mount across the region. Ottumwa Iowa reports hog cholera remedy poisoning twenty one people at a local dinner. two residents may die and others are very ill but expected to recover. St Petersburg notes no Russian court or ministry envoy has visited the British embassy to offer sympathy over illness.
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Neb
Nebraska
Ottumwa
Wright
J. WH. Switzer
Gunsalus
St. Petersburg
Russia
Deaths and tragedies reported in midtown district news
Springfiolt is the setting for notices of deaths, including W A Iittham former county judge of Scott county who died Saturday at his birth farm age 68. A railroad incident and a runaway death near Belleville are noted along with the passing of Mrs Adam Luscher, wife of a prominent merchant in Hite place.
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Belleville
Adam Luscher
Hite Place
Latest Mase Hall Stores Record Weather Permits
Weather permitting, June 30 reports from Mase Hall list winds and rain affecting Saturday and Sunday games Across cities including Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City Toledo Columbus Minneapolis St Joseph Omaha Milwaukee Colorado Springs Des Moines Peoria with multiple rain delays and inning adjustments noted for several matches.
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New York
St. Lowe
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Litestury
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Wrahington
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Toston
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Cheago
Art St. Louies-stein Association
Indianapolle
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Loursville
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
St. Maul
Louleville
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Omaha
St. Joseph S
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Omeha
St Joseph
Peoria
Echo of the World's Fair Stockholder Liabilities
News briefs report creditor and stockholder details in the Steele Mackaye scheme and related national items. include James Cudahy and Clarence Gillette as major holders, Lyman Gage noted creditor, and a variety of political and local incidents across cities, with Roosevelt denying an anthracite coal trust investigation.
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Chicago
Steele Mackaye
Edward & Butler
John Cudahy
Clarence BR. Gillette
BE. Y. Gillette
Lyman J. Gane
William L and Mary &, Butterworth
Benjamin Butterworth
Lyman Fe, Gage
the Treasury
Mackaye Company
Roosevelt
Anthracite Coal Trust
Couple’s Elopement Sparks Diplomatic Tug of War at Havens Harbor
Amadeo Raves and Isabelle La Cavallire, a 22 year old man and 16 year old girl, were seized in Tavand harbor on a supposed voyage from Mexico to New York. They claimed elopement for marriage and faced embezzlement and parental opposition accusations. The case drew protests from Captain Robertson and United States Minister Squires as Cuba Mexico and France clashed over custody while quarantine separated the couple. The girl awaits transfer to the French charge d affaires and the man remains jailed pending settlement.
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Amadeo Raves
Isabelle la Cavall
Tavand Harbor
Cate
United States
France
Mexico
Cuba
Havens
Havana
New York
Koves
Ladette la Cavalirie
Mestean
Valaires
Senor Zaldo
Zaldo
Robertson
Squires
Askinus
Legation
Waffaires
Maves
Tie
Paris
Vera Cruz
Love at The Peaks: Colorado Climber Rescue Tale
Sam Lower of Tipton Louisiana and Miss Goldie Hutchins of Tippecanoe City Colorado endured eighteen hours stranded on Cook Stove mountain 12 000 feet high with only a four by two footing 40 feet to the next ledge. Lower guided rescuers by voice as a rope could not be lowered and they faced possible death before rescue.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cook Stove Mountain
Sam Lower
Tipton
Goldie Hutchins
Tippecanoe City
Hutchins
Lower
Ecumap
Retiree Richard Clarkeen Honored by Iowa State Register
In Des Moines on a June Saturday a long-time Iowa State Register employee, Richard Clarkeen, was celebrated with a solid gold bakeup rule of regulation. The piece notes his quarter century as the paper's taking up Weekly Register. The text mentions a strike by election workers and local telephone exchange employees in sympathy with central girls, following failed employer talks.
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Dee Moines
Jane
Iowa State Register Composing Room
Richard DP Charkeen
Weekly Register
Dee Molinos
Eleetrion
Haemen
Exchaheee
Central
Flood Strikes Madison County Areas Crippling Crops
June reports from Edwardsville and nearby towns describe record rainfall washing out bridges and tracks and devastating wheat fields. Farmers offer high pay to reach flooded bottoms as warnings rise over Auburn where a foot of water inundates the town and four inches average depth follows days of heavy rain.
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Edwardsville
Madison County
Alten
Hd Wardeville
Wanda
Wong
Springfield
Ole
Auburn
King Seemed Out of Danger After Fifth Day of Care
Doctors reported on the fifth day that King Edware’s condition was satisfactory. Fewer observers outside Buckingham Palace followed the king’s progress as officials announced he had passed the point of immediate danger. Three bulletins updated the public with steadily improving condition and decreasing discomfort.
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Perth Bay
Buckingham
Edware
SAM BRYANT IS DEAD AT AGE 70 CURT TURF FIGURE
Captain Sam Bryant a renowned turf man dies at his Louisville home after a long illness at about seventy. Owner of Uncle Bob winner of the 1890 American Derby and Proctor Knott winner of the Futurity and Great Trial, he attended the Washington Park Derby race June 21 saying it would be the last race he would see.
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Louisville
Captain Sam Bryant
Etty
Captain Bryant
Uncle Bob
Proctor Knott
Sheepshead Bay
Washington Park
Chicago
Freight Handlers Gain Recognition at Railways Meeting
Chicago June 30 A railway general managers meeting approved recommendations after considering wage rise and standard scale demands by the freight handlers union. The managers agreed to recognize the union and will confer with road committees, not cross road talks. Officials on each line to settle wages locally. Warsaw Ind June 30 Rev J Wilbur Chapman opened the National Young People's Bible conference at Winona assembly grounds with devotional services. Denver Colo June 30 The Colorado drought, feared as severe, is broken by widespread copious rains across the state.
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Chicago
Railway General Managers
Young People In Conference
Warsaw
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
National
Young People’s Bible Conference
Winona Assembly Grounds
Jessie Morrison Guilty Again in Eldorado Murder Trial
An Eldorado Kansas jury returns a second conviction for Jessie Morrison in the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle. The case marks Morrison’s second prior conviction in the murder.
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Kan
Olin Castle
Uncle Sam
New York
Kiel
Victor Rigal
Plymouth
England
Peking
Roosevelt
Washington
Pittsburg
Ge King
Street Fighting in Cape Haytien As Foreign Fleets Bombard
Turmoil grips Cape Haytien as Admiral Killick’s squadron disembarks troops to back General Firmin in a clash with northern revolutionists. Cannon fire and machine guns dominate the streets while foreign consuls seek harmony and residents fear for their safety. Elections proceed calmly in Port au Prince amid nationwide tension.
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Virinta
Ailulrat Killtek
Haytion Feet
Firwin
Firmin
Hieneral Pirmin
Onder Pitre
Adametpat Killick
Cape Haytien
Milne
Jury Finds Guilty in Chicago Bribery Case
Four men plus associates found guilty of conspiracy to bribe and accept bribes in Judge Brentano's court. O'Donnell Trady and Simon fined 2000 each. Gallagher given indeterminate penitentiary term. O'Donnell the milkman fined 1000. Rothery and Lawrence fined 200 each. Brady attacks prosectors amid calls for new trials.
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Patrick HH O'Donnell
James T Irady
William J. Gallagher
Brentano
O'Donnell
Trady
Cyrus
Simon
Union Traction Company
Gallagher
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