Prohibition Debate Roils Capitol Immigrant Stations Bill
Washington May 28 The House passed the Shattuck amendment to bar sale of intoxicants at immigrant stations. Landis of Indiana led pro prohibition push with a Capitol sale ban approved 108 to 19. Debate touched German and northern European immigration, while a later vote upheld broader prohibition within the Capitol.
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Captain Mc Donald in Senate Philippines committee hearing
Captain Mc Donald presented war department documents to counter O Briens claims about his presence at Igharis during the November 1900 town burning. He cited a San Joaquin duty record to contradict O Briens testimony and labeled his statements a lie.
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Blood as life and the promise of Dr. Pierce's Discovery
An admonition that physical strength alone does not guard health and that blood quality matters. The text extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for cleansing impurities, boosting blood supply, and building the body without alcohol or narcotics. A testimonial from William D. Shambin claims ringworm cleared after five bottles. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are also noted as curative.
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Senate Naval Affairs Panel Backs Retirement for Richaond
Washington May 27 Representative Babcock chair of the Republican committee conferred with the president on the fall campaign. Chinatown in New York receives a new idol from China named Quong Gung. The Fernie mine disaster toll rises to 151 dead.
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Testimony Against a Trust Hearing Inquisition In New York
The hearing into the alleged beet combine continued in Albany before referee Judson Landon. Witness William A. Coffey said western packing houses used him to pressure slow paying Troy meat dealers to settle weekly cash, noting the working agreement had ended. Other items cover forgery case Whiteman’s discharge after new trial order, Poleet’s murder plea and Pauncefote funeral service at the British embassy.
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Chicago Markets Summary with Livestock and Grain Quotes
The Chicago live stock market reports day receipts around 19 000 with hogs at 5 60 to 7 20 and most trades 6 90 to 7 05. Cattle receipts about 4 000 with steer quotes 7 40 to 4 75 for veal calves and lambs clearly listed. East Buffalo NY quotes cover cattle hogs and sheep with mixed results and Milwaukee grain shows wheat at No 1 north 7 8c and No 2 north 7 7 to 7 7 4c for July prospects.
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Thunder Mountain Volcano Hoax Debunked by Milwaukee Leader
Milwaukee May 23 report cites Gates of Milwaukee dismissing claims of a volcano near the Eagle River area. He explains magnetic rock activity during an electrical storm can mimic eruptions and notes Gogebic range with Chapin mine, while denying any volcanic signs in Wisconsin.
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Smallpox Vaccination Drive In Racine City
Racine Wisconsin May 28 Every resident to be vaccinated at once at city expense and houses inspected by physicians as 400 cases exist The board of health and common council will hire doctors to visit every home If afflicted houses will be quarantined Watchmen will prevent exits from quarantined homes Also several other brief notices appear from New Haven Lincoln Northfield Detroit and more
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Scandal at Jacksonville over manslaughter indictment
Governor Yates Superintendent Robbins and Trustee Fay conferred on the indictment of Fred W. Goodnow, former attendant at the Central Hospital for the Insane in Jacksonville. Dr Robbins said the institution welcomes an investigation and that no one can be sure of the outcome.
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Morgan County Grand Jury
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Goodnow
Bart C. Watkins
Young Lady
Merett
Springfield
Ill
Yates
Joseph Robbins
Fay
Fred W. Goodnow
Robbins
Labor views west political action recommended
Denver May 28 officers’ reports at the Western Labor Union convention show the new federation invading eastern territory and aiming to extend across the continent. President McDonald says labor owns itself, urges a magazine, referendum, anti monopoly action, irrigation reform, and shorter hours. Secretary Smith reports doubled membership and incoming charters from eastern independents. Edward Boyer condemns trusts in mining and urges state miners’ unions and worker ownership. Toyce backs socialism and political action.
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Nine Saw Mills Shut as Stillwater Strike Bites
Nine saw mills in and near Stillwater Minnesota close as a ten hour work day strike spreads to about 2700 workers. A mass meeting at Woodman hall tees up union talk while mill owners push for an hour system and the crew on the St Croix river joins the action. The walkout began with a morning procession through South Stillwater and ends with lingering doubt over restart dates.
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Conference on anthracite strike held in Harrisburg
Governor Stone and Attorney General Elkin met with United Mine Workers district presidents to discuss the coal region dispute and prospects for a quick settlement. Fahey stated miners are obeying the law and no violence is anticipated. They urged clemency for Thomas Hareur, jailed for rioting in 1900.
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Suit against Wisconsin telecommunication firm continues
State Vienk Banter Kollhin ordered the Generntee Tome Purehostig company to cease business in Wisconsin. Principal officers in a Temple Court building in Chicago. Suit continues at Kanese City with cattle market notes and a new record price. Chicago hotel events. United States minister Robert MetCor spoke in honor of Miss Eleanor Patterson of Chicago.
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Ohio Republicans Rally Behind Senator Aldrich at State Convention
Cleveland May 28 Ohio Republicans showed unprecedented unity for Senator Aldrich at the state convention. Delegates across districts endorsed him with minimal opposition while leaders held talks and routine organizational work. Dick led the resolutions committee as Grosvenor and Manning were slated to speak later.
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Balliet stock profits and misuse of funds questioned in trial
Tes Moines reports former chief clerk Rok land testifying that White Swan Mining stock profits reached 10,000 before June 1, 1901 and that at least 20,000 was taken from stock sales. Balliet allegedly paid 5,000 for newspaper writeups from company funds amid a federal case over mail fraud.
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Lincoln Republican renominates Elmer J. Burkett for congress
A condensed roundup notes Elmer J. Burkett of Lincoln Nebraska renominated by First Nebraska district Republicans. The report also lists multiple foreign and domestic political items, including ambassador appointments, a missing funds case, a balloon accident, and other news snippets.
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South Africa
Charles E. Russell
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Texas
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West Point
House Rights Drive Toward Independence in Congress
Washington May 27. Members of the House push to assert full rights of the lower chamber and resist Senate influence. Led by Speaker Cannon the effort prompts friction with the Senate over disputed bills and conference results while lawmakers rally around independence and stricter economies.
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