Congress Ends Busy Session Praised by President
A tumultuous first session of the Fifty width Congress adjourned at 10 o'clock with Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon presiding. Senator Hale assailed the Government Printing Office for delays, while Senators Nelson and Blackburn led compliments to the President. Only twenty one of ninety Senators remained in the chamber as the adjournment occurred amid disputes over the omnibus public building bill and printing errors.
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Vatican cardinal row widens over US seat
Argentina and Brazil press strong for a US cardinal while Washington weighs the advisability and the Vatican signals a consistory at year end. Delcassé plans an American visit after Congress reassesses policy and life in Washington.
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President Roosevelt Leaves White House for Oyster Bay Journey
President Roosevelt departs early morning from the White House accompanied by Secretary Loeb and staff, boarding a special train at Pennsylvania Depot. Police and security measures accompany his departure to ensure unobtrusive travel toward Oyster Bay for the summer retreat.
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Ftewell 1
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Diamond Charley” Reeder
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Diamond Charley
Ordera
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East River
Long Island
Latta Syeckings
Netherland
Ingling
Stenogray
McGrew and Webster
Bailey Will Contest Delayed Over Attorney Conduct
At the hearing in the James A Bailey will contest, Surrogate Silkman paused proceedings after an attorney sought to enlist the judge’s law partner as counsel for the court. Contestants seek a temporary administrator to manage the estate during the ongoing case to determine the testator’s mental state in 1885.
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Silkmans Court
Blast Kills Three Men at Walton Construction Camp
A premature dynamite blast at Camp No 2 of Walton Construction Company near Kingsport Tennessee at 6 PM killed three men and injured five others. The dead were torn to pieces. only Ben Powell of Church Hill Tennessee and Charles Martin of Church Hill Tennessee were named among the casualties and injured.
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Washington Post Bastol
Camp No 2
Walton Construction Company
Ben Powell
Church Hill Tenn
Charles Martin
Kingskore Tenn
Mixed ministry eyed as Russia upgrade stalls reform
Reports from St Petersburg say a grand duke indicates the Goremykin government will fall and Parliament will not tolerate force. A proposed mixed cabinet of Constitutional Democrats and Octoberists with Kokovaoff as premier could bridge the crisis but may not resolve the core clash between the throne and the chamber.
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St Petersburg
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Agriculture Suichinsky
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Peterhot
Drift Toward Revolution In Russia Deepens Social Strife
Special dispatch from St Petersburg reports rapid breakdown of military discipline as socialist agitation spreads within the army. Soldiers and conscripts are being educated toward a strike mindset, with troops resisting orders and officials cracking down. Incidents include engineers and medics detained or assaulted amid efforts to suppress propaganda. The government fears a broader uprising may be near and keeps reporting continued dispersion of loyalty from barracks toward the Tsarist regime.
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Elks
Death in Night Storm Brings Deaths Across Philadelphia Area
A severe evening storm caused two deaths in Philadelphia and fatalities in nearby towns. James Jordan died under a collapsed warehouse wall. George Johnson perished when a chimney fell on him. John McKenna, aged twelve, was fatally injured by falling walls, and J C Woberton, fifty, died from a cracked skull after a roof collapse. The storm, brief but violent, knocked down trees, damaged roofs, and left parts of the city dark. In New York, ten died from heat and many prostrations occurred before a late thunderstorm cooled the day.
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West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
New York
Cuban Congress Ends In Adjournment Until November
Havana reports Congress adjourned at night until November after passing the immigration appropriation for Spaniards and several minor items. The Havana sewer project, long urged by the United States, was left untouched despite President Palma’s special message. President Palma Ma signed the Van Horne railroad subsidy bill granting 6 000 per kilometer for twelve branch lines feeding the Van Horne system.
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Hammond Guilty in Bridge Trust Indictment Case
Chicago June 90 The jury found Harry Hammond an agent of the Canton Bridge Company guilty in the first bridge trust indictment case. The trial lasted about three hours with Hammond indicted for alleged violations of the Valentine anti trust act. Indictments still pending target Huston and Cleveland, Canton Oregon and Bellefontaine Bridge, Bracken Bridge, Cleveland Construction, and their agents.
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Bridge Trust
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Hammond
Canton Bridge Company
Huston & Cleveland
Columbus
Canton
Six Hurt as Wreck Collides With Freight Train
Six people injured in a head on collision on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line north of Widdistown station near Middletown Ohio. Baggageman Charles Ratcliffe of Hamilton and five passengers sustained bruises broken bones and cuts with leg and body injuries. Names include James Prickett Dayton Elster Mary Julia Cincinnati Elisabeth Gaumo Urbana Carbothala Ky and Mrs Ashbaugh Mensfeld Ohio.
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Elster Mary Julia
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Spa
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Mensfeld Obio, Nos
Democratic Nomination in North Carolina District Ten
Democrats meet in Asheville to nominate W T Crawford for Congress by acclamation to succeed JM Gudgen Jr after a wrangle. Pryan is urged for the presidency in 1905. Electric Fans in Sleeping Cars on Baltimore and Ohio Washington New York train open for occupancy at 10 pm. Ride to Seat Pleasant Heights to hear theStered Band Concert. California excursion tickets on sale June 2 to September 1 with diverse routes and liberal stopovers.
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Asheville
North Carolina
W T Crawford
Congress
JM Gudgen
Pryan
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington- New York
California
Love Laughs At Law Wedding On Special Train
A New York groom Chalomer Schley and Mrs Edith Daniels of Denver defy Colorado ban on remarriage within a year by marrying in Nebraska aboard a private train to Sidney. A society party from New York, Denver, Colorado Springs witnessed a ceremony officiated by Rev J L Leamer. The couple then returned toward Denver for a quiet reception, as Schley, a tuberculosis patient, has less than two years to live.
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Chalomer Schley
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Washington Post
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Colorado Springs
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Paniels
Hove
Political peace in Panama consolidates rival factions
Magoon brokers reconciliation between Constitutionals and Liberals in Panama Province. Leaders from both sides agree to back a mixed ticket with Pablo Arosemena, Ausebio Morales, and Abel Bravo. Tomorrow’s votes look favorable as cross party support solidifies. C&O announces new fast train service to the West starting July 1 with through sleepers to Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, St Louis, and Chicago, plus a mountain resort route and Virginia destinations. Dining cars on all trains. Full details at C&O offices.
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Pablo Arosemena
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Wreck injures eight on Lackawanna train near Chadwicks
Eight people injured when a Lackawanna passenger train left the track near Chadwicks seven miles south of Utica early today. Two seriously hurt. relief train brought victims to Utica. Mrs Griffith of Schenectady suffers a broken thigh and other injuries. A nearby girl was cut after being thrown through a window. Conductor S D Hall hurt in head and back. The crash wrecked coaches and toppled cars after leaving the track at speed.
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Three Die In Baltimore From Heat Wave
In Baltimore on June 20 extreme humidity caused severe discomfort with temperatures not rising above 84 degrees. Three deaths occurred: Lena Parker 33, Sarah Shipley 40, and William Croker 53, the last two described as colored. Other prostrations included Harry E Crouch Frederick Homberg Michael de Sullivan S C Patterson Newton Richols and an unnamed man sent to hospitals.
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Sarah Shipley
Willam Croker
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Tragic carriage accident in Pittsburgh Pa
Mrs James M Guffey wife of Col James Guffey a Pennsylvania Democratic leader is in critical condition after a coachman was overcome by heat causing the carriage to crash The incident also injured Else Guffey her daughter coachman Christy Tiaso sustained three broken ribs and severe bruises Mrs Guffey had a concussion and severe shock with possible internal injuries.
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Trolley Panic Injures Two on Franklin Avenue Line
In Williamsburg a rush to escape after a fuse burned out in the controller box on a Franklin Avenue Line car bound for Coney Island led to trampling and pickpocketing. About a hundred aboard, mostly women and children, escaped with non serious injuries such as cuts and bruises.
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Trailed Spanish King Arrest Near Honeymoon Castle
A Madrid report says police arrested a man named Fuente suspected of anarchism near the Alfonso and Victoria honeymoon castle area. He arrived from Buenos Ayres with maps and cipher letters, plus Paris connections tied to the 1906 French political events. Also detained were two other suspects.
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White Did Not Seek Mrs Thaw in Deliberate Murder Plot
State expects to prove Thaw’s crime deliberate Mira Thaw to be principal defense witness as Olcott calls her shrill devastating story will open the eyes of the people. White’s brother demands justice and no search for any accessory is planned.
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Thaw Case Developments Witness for Defense Mrs Thaw
Thaw's defense names Mrs Thaw as principal witness while attorney Olcott predicts her thrift and sweeping tale will shock New Yorkers. Prosecutor Garvan disputes a search for an accessory to murder. Richard Mansfield White travels from California to defend his murdered brother's character. Thaw's lawyers cite a note from Mr Thaw at Cafe Martin dinner. No evidence shows White pursued Mrs Thaw after marriage or insulted her.
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