Meat inspection debate shifts as President backs amendments
A House committee approved a revised meat inspection bill after White House amendments. The President opposed a court review clause but agreed to essential changes ensuring stronger administration and prompt passage. debate centered on taxation, constitutional rights, and inspection authority with support from Speaker Cannon and several Republican leaders. Senator Beveridge risks Paris trip if the bill fails by the upcoming Saturday.
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Wadsworth
Winte House
Adams
Br Cannon
Wisconsin
White Horse
Adama
VW Ison
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Capitol
Ohio Senators and Reps Mourn Gov Pattison Death
Ohio lawmakers in Washington express deep sorrow at Governor Pattison's untimely death after a long illness. Foraker Dick Grosvenor Burton offer heartfelt tributes, stressing integrity and public service over politics as they recall Pattison's heroic six month battle.
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Burton
Guv Pattison
Ohio
Congress
Washington
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Foraker
Charles Dick
Grosvenor
Ghia
House
Gov Pattison
Whsoever
Republican Party
Lie
Gov Pattison Dead and Political Life Recap
A biography covering Gov Pattison’s rise from insurance executive to lawyer, state legislator, senator, and congressman. It notes his 1890 senate election, campaigns against party machines, and his later service as lieutenant governor under McKinley era Ohio politics. Also references Lieut Governor Harris, their careers, and Pattison’s 1905 term nomination.
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Union Central Life Company
Whia
Besurance Company
Lhlis
Hamilton County
Anu Pattison
Ashburn
Brown-Clermont
Pattison
Senate
Congress
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Crisp
Bpeakers
Insurance Company
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Me Pattison
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Millford
Cincinnati
Harvard
Columbus
Pattison's Acts Legal Denying Writ Finds Governor Able to Act
Ohio Governor Pattison is deemed able to transact state business despite questions about his health. In Cincinnati on June 1 Judge James Bowing denied a writ to halt Charles Liverpol’s removal to Louisville, noting Pattison signed warrants and discussed cases, with secretary Lewis Houck testifying that Pattison’s mind was clear.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Ellsworth Liverpol
Louisville
James Bowing
Pattison
Liverpool
Loutaville
Lewis B Houck
Patterson
Body of Unidentified Man Found in Potomac River
Police believe the unidentified Italian man, about 45, was struck by a train near Long Bridge, then thrown into the Georgetown channel. His body, found in the Potomac after about three days, had a fractured leg and multiple bruises. An inquest is set for 11 a.m. with investigators noting drowning as the probable cause.
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Georgetown
Potomac
Joseph H Hawkins
Maryland Avenue
Pollca
Fall Kills Veteran At Soldiers' Home Balcony
Civil War veteran Michael Kelley, sixty, fell twenty feet from a second floor balustrade at the Sherman Building in the Soldiers' Home yesterday afternoon. He struck his head, was unconscious on rescue, and doctors fear a base of skull fracture. Kelley left his home at 705 Marshall Street NW to visit friends at the Home and was chatting with other old soldiers when the accident occurred.
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Sherman
Kelley
Marshall Street
Pierce's Auto Collision Fatalities and Bail Pending Trial
Wertheim Baden June 18 Percy P Pierce of Buffalo the sole American in the Herkommer automobile contest collided near Hendheim with a wagon carrying two persons. Carter Walter was killed and the other injured. Pierce accompanied by Mr Custrey an American remains at a local hotel awaiting court decision on bail pending trial.
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Baden
Percy P." Pierce
Buffalo
Herkomer
Hendheim
Carter Walter
Dir Pierce
Custrey
Bali
Freight Train Burns After Car Detonates Naphtha
A freight train on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway split near Mix Station, causing two sections to separate and collide. One of six cars of naphtha exploded, setting the end of the train ablaze and practically destroying the rear section. Fire followed, and extensive damage occurred.
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Cleveland, Cincinninati
Chicago and St Louis
Mix Station
Swamp-Root Ad Claims Kidney Cure In Letter
A Melrose reader praises Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root for kidney trouble. The letter says symptoms improved after use, a doctor confirmed water was normal, and it encourages readers to request a free sample and buy bottles at drug stores, noting the product name and address.
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Cottage St
Melrose
Mass
C Richardson
Joey
Drimer
Maul
Woman Slasher Fight Sparks Mob in New York Street Scene
A Jewish woman Mia Rebecca Kupfer from 2% Canton Street was slashed three times by Italian Giuseppe Cappaccio near East Houston Street. Her screams drew crowds from nearby cafes as police and bystanders fought to control the mob and restrain the attacker, who was eventually captured and jailed after a violent confrontation.
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New York
Mia Rebecca Kupfer
Canton Street
Houston Street
Giuseppe Cappado
Gianni
Razor attack over woman wounds two men in Deanwood
Clarence and John Turner, both Black brothers, were slashed with a razor during a fight over a woman near their Deanwood home yesterday afternoon. Clarence is in serious condition from a chest wound, John has a deep cut to the left leg. The assailant has not been arrested.
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Clarence
John Turner
Dean Wood
John
Twelve hours in jail for illegal fencing lands in Montana
Helena, June 28 Christopher Kochier of Hastings Nebraska was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to twelve hours in jail by Judge Hunt in the United States District Court on a charge of illegally fencing government lands. Kochier, recently indicted by a Federal grand jury, testified two sections of land were fenced in when he bought a 14 000 acre ranch in the Sweet Grass country.
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Helena
Mont
Christopher Kochier
Hastings
Woman held up. Parker jailed on robbery charge
Mrs Laura Parkinson of 737 Fairmont street was accosted by a man described as a negro who snatched her pocketbook containing $8 and car tickets at 11 am yesterday. The thief fled toward Fairmont street. Erment Parker of 2922 Brightwood avenue was arrested at the Tenth precinct, identified by Mrs Parkinson as the suspect, and jailed on robbery charges. The money and tickets were not recovered and Parker faces arraignment in Police Court today. The filing also notes a lease extension for the Smith Building at 705 to Ti Market Space from Ammons S. Smith for four years ending July 1, 1823, at $12,508 annually.
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Fairmont Street
Parkinson
Tenth Precinct
Erment Parker
Brightwood Avenue
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S Tous
Pave Aeusen
Ammons S. Smith
Smith Building
Fugitive Arrested in Cuba on Extradition Warrant
Singleton Han Don was arrested in Finar del Rio Cuba under an extradition warrant. He faces defalcation charges from Spaulding Manufacturing Company of Conway Arkansas.
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Singleton
Handon
Finar del Rio
Spaulding Manufacturing Company
Conway, Ark
Two Die in Washington Sewer Cave Involving Two Laborers
A sewer construction accident at Anacostia killed Walter Proctor and seriously injured James Jackson. Proctor, 25, was crushed beneath two tons of cement while working under an asphalt bin. Jackson, 23, died later at Providence Hospital. An inquest was set for this morning at the morgue. Proctor resided on Second Street Southwest. Jackson lived in Capitol Court Southwest. both were unmarried.
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James Jackson
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Anacostia
Warren Bernizer Construction Company
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Jackson
Second Street
Capitol Court
GUN FACTORY BAND LOSES AT UNION MEETING
A heated Central Labor Union session debated the Naval Gun Factory Band joining the Musicians Union. The band members were invited after the $10 initiation fee was set, but the union refused to admit them as a group, insisting on individual entry after exams.
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Naval Gun Factory Band
Labo Union
Navel Gun Factory Bang
Almas Temple Outing Raises Funds for Charity and Relief
More than 2000 members and guests attended the Almas Temple excursion at Marshall Hall. A fat men race and Back race started sports afternoon, followed by dancing as the Marine Band provided music in the pavilion. Proceeds aid the Almas Temple charity fund, with part supporting earthquake relief in Islam Temple, San Francisco, and the rest bolstering the Christmas fund.
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Order of the
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Sam. Stinemetz
San Francisco
Auto Dashed Downhill Into Ravine From Bridge
Imprisoned in a runaway automobile J B Leverin of Racine Wisconsin and his three daughters yesterday dashed down Mills north of Glencoe, crashed through guard rails of a rustle bridge, and were thrown twenty feet to the bottom. The machine plunged off the bridge and rolled past them. the weight carried wreck beyond them. They escaped with only slight bruises and cuts.
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J. B. Leverin
Racine
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Estate of Ralph Jefferson Bequeaths to Widow and Executrix
The will filed in probate court dated August 3 leaves Ralph Jefferson's estate to his widow Emma J Jefferson who is named executrix. Infidelity cited in Marie Lancaster's petition for divorce from Benjamin Bancaster filed in district supreme court yesterday.
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Emma J Jefferson
Marie Lancaster
Benjamin Bancaster
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T P. Shonts
Isthmian Panal Commission
Washington
Des Moines
Jaws
Drake University
Boston House
Weather Summary From Department of Agriculture Washington 1900
Unsettled weather prevails along the Atlantic coast from the Carolinas northward with general rains across the Middle Atlantic, New England, and Lower Lake regions. Thunderstorms reported in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska, and the Dakotas. Showers expected Tuesday in the Middle Atlantic and New England states and westward to the Mississippi Valley. Cooler in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, warmer in the Northwest. Winds variable by coast and region. Steamers to European ports face fresh easterly winds and showers to Grand Banks. Temperature readings and sunshine percent noted for several stations. river bulletin reports muddy rivers at Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
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Ohlo
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Gulf Coat
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