St Louis Council Calls For Aid For Cyclone Sufferers
The St Louis municipal assembly passed resolutions appealing to the public for cyclone relief. Officials urge donations to the mayor or relief committee, with proper accounting and disbursal, while noting divisions over outside aid. The article also reassesses cyclone death tolls, listing 141 known dead in St Louis and 88 missing.
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St. Louis
Municipal Assembly
Municipal Assembly of
House of Delegates
City of St. Louis
Biue
Foots
Relief Committee Divided Over Outside Aid for St Louis
In St Louis a split forms within the relief committee over appealing for outside help while East St Louis relief workers report a busy day with over 1500 people aided with food clothing and shelter. Helen Gould donated 100000 toward cyclone relief for St Louis and East St Louis.
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East St. Louis
Steam bicycle inventor dies after accident in Roxbury
Boston June 2. S H Roper of Roxbury, a 70 year old mechanical engineer, died after his steam bicycle prototype struck his head during a pace with professional rider Tom Butler. Roper had worked on his motor for 25 years.
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S. H. Roper
Roxbury
Tom Butler
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Burglars Use Wagons Plunder Blairspurg Store
In Blairspurg Iowa a midnight burglary used wagons to back to the Paterson Co. general store door and steal stock valued around eight thousand dollars. The town has about 300 residents and the burglary was reported with no arrests noted. Later Milwaukee reports show G C Frum, former South Side Savings Bank president, pleaded not guilty after surrendering, while cashier J A Koetting serves a term in Waupun state prison.
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Paterson& Co
Blairsburg
Paterson & Co
Tramps
Milwaukee
G. C. Frum
South Side Savings Bank
J. A. Koetting
Waupun
Picturesque figure gone death of Princess Angeline
Seattle mourns Princess Angeline daughter of Old Chief Seattle a famed pioneer figure. The city’s history ties to Chief Seattle is recalled as Angeline aged 90 fought illness in her final weeks. Her life reflected frontier relations with settlers and her father’s 1856 impact.
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Princess Angeline
Seattle
Wash
Angeline
End of an Era for the Duwamish Tribe
The piece notes the near final extinction of the Duwamish and the wavering fate of their ancestral life, highlighting the diminutive remaining presence of the tribe and the implication of cultural loss.
Taylor's Bondsmen Appeal to Cut Judgments
In Aberdeen South Dakota two Brooks and Beard bondsmen appeal to the supreme court to reduce judgments to the statutory $250,000. A related Indiana case against Taylor's father, a bondsman, was voided above the statutory amount. About $277,000 has been collected from bondsmen and Taylor's property, exceeding the bond limit.
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Aberdeen
Taylor's
Messrs Brooks
Supreme Court
Indiana
Taylor
Brooks
Beard
Burying the Victims at Moscow Disaster
Moscow reports 1 277 bodies buried in a single day with private graves for identified victims and mass trenches for unidentified dead. Dispatches estimate total deaths at 8 600 with about 1 200 injured. U S officials confirm no Americans were harmed.
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Moscow
Khodimskyé
Butler's Bond Bill Dominates Senate Debate
Senate session centers on the Butler bill to prohibit bond issues with a final vote expected before adjournment. Cullom argues it risks repudiation while Brown of Utah supports the measure or a resolution declaring future bonds illegal and void.
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Washington
Senate
Cullom
Brown
Utah
The Deficit for May Expenditures Exceed Receipts
Washington June 2 The comparative monthly statement shows May receipts at 24 643 717 dollars vs 25 272 087 a year earlier Expenditures for May total 28 426 592 leaving a May deficit of 3 782 875 dollars and a fiscal year deficit of 26 981 874 dollars
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Washington
Big Cruiser Flaws Prompt Navy Probe
The battleship eS gen shows construction defects recently under navy department scrutiny. Possible deviations from thickness requirements for the protective deck and concealment by three hidden plates found in the deck body. Contractors agreed to rectify defective work.
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Washington
eSgen
Navy Department
Rothschilds Said to Gain Control of Anaconda Mines
Hamilton Smith, on behalf of the English syndicate and the Rothschilds, has been in Butte for days negotiating a large stock purchase in Anaconda. The deal would give foreigners a controlling interest, with a total value around 45 million dollars for the entire property, following earlier gains of about 80 million for a quarter stake. Details are expected to be announced soon.
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Burre
Mon
Hamilton Smith
Anaconda Company
Butte
Camp Creelx
Marines Jointly Occupy Corinto Port
American and British Marines landed at Corinto Nicaragua on May 2 aboard the United States cruiser Alert and the British cruiser Comus. They occupied the port and protected foreign property at the customs house and railroad station until May 4, quelling a riotous mob.
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Nicaragua
Associated Press
Corinto
United States
Alert
Comus
Illinois Central Gets It In Cedar Fails and Minnesota Sale
John S. Hanna of Chicago bought Cedar Fairs and Minnesota rail road property at auction for 3.6 million dollars. Hanna acted for holders of Illinois Central railroad mortgage bonds totaling 1.877 million, accepted as part of the price to satisfy interest due.
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WaveErty
Jane
Cedar Fairs
John S. Hanna
Chicago
Hanna
Thlinois
Central Railroad
Hanna Aay
Oregon Republicans sweep state elections and congress seats
Early returns show Oregon likely to elect a Republican legislature with 12 of 15 in the Senate and a large majority. Bean favored for supreme judge, Tonge likely elected to Congress in the First district, Pennoyer possibly mayor of Portland, with a close Second district race still undecided.
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Oregon
Senate
State Central Committee
Bean
Supreme Judge
Tonge
Congress
Pennoyer
Claim of Silver Men at Democratic Convention
Silverites claim control of the Democratic national convention with 188 silver delegates and 172 gold delegates across 18 states and the District of Columbia. A silver summary lists totals by state with 360 delegates, a 16 vote silver edge, while anti silver leaders dispute the claim.
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District of Columbia
Alabama
Iowa
Missouri
Mississippi
Nebraska
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhodes Island
South Dakota
Vermont
New Consul General to Havana Sails From Tampa
Hon. Fitz Hugh Lee travels from Tampa with his son and Thomas Alexander to study Cuba's situation. Lee warns against being hoodwinked as he departs for Havana to assume consular duties.
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Thomas Alexander
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Reed Declines Vice Presidency Nomination Opinion
A Bangor dispatch published in the Boston Journal quotes J H Manley stating that Thomas B Reed will not accept a vice presidential nomination under any circumstances and that the expectation is to nominate him for president. The message stresses Reed’s unwillingness to serve as vice president.
Lavigne Beats Burge For World Lightweight Title
London June 3 Kid Lavigne defeated Dick Burge in 18 rounds at the National Sporting Club to win the world lightweight championship. The bout carried a purse of 700 pounds and a side bet of 600 pounds with a near sellout crowd. The match was planned for 20 rounds. Gilbert loses the Dupont Trophy at Watsons shooting park in Carcano.
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Kid Lavigne
Dick Burge
National Sporting Club
Lavigne
Gilbert
Carcano
Milwaukee hunter wins top prize in Spirit Lake bird contest
George L. Deiter of Milwaukee won the $100 prize and the largest share of birds, totaling 100, in a Spirit Lake contest after besting Fred 8. Gilbert of Spirit Lake Indiana.
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Gilbert
Spirit Lake
George L. Deiter
Milwaukee
National saengerfest to start in Pittsburg Monday
Multiple items summarize events: a national saengerfest begins in Pittsburg on Monday, a fire in New York kills fifty horses at a livery stable, Mrs. John Hayes Hammond’s illness is linked to her husband's troubles, a Boston-based annual convention of steam and hot water fitters and helpers is in session, rumors place Indian troops advancing on Berber in autumn at Suakim, and the khalifa calls emirs to Omdurman for a war council.
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Pittsburg
New York
John Hayes Hammond
National Steam and Hot Water Fitters’ and Helpers’ Union
Boston
Suakim
Khalifa
Omdurman
Results on the diamond Western League scores
Detroit defeated St. Paul 10 to 6 in Detroit. Columbus beat Milwaukee 12 to 5. Grand Rapids defeated Minneapolis 8 to 2 in Grand Rapids. Indianapolis won 6 to 2 against Kansas City. Standings list Detroit leading with .688, Indianapolis .621, Kansas City .663, Minneapolis .659, St. Paul .600, Milwaukee .600, Columbus .286, Grand Rapids .219.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Modern girls show steadier nerves than classic heroines
Dr. Philip Knapp notes in Century that today’s young woman, active in bicycling and sports, rarely swoons unlike maidens in old novels. He argues contemporary females display better emotional control and a more stable nervous system than Clarissa Harlowe and similar figures.
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Sophia Western
Gallin
Mildred Lawson
Clarissa Harlowe
Philip ©. Knapp
Century
Nutritive values and cooking tips for meats and dairy
Beef and mutton have high nutritive value while white game should be well cooked and dark meats served rare. Add a little fat over suet when chopping to prevent sticking. Mustard for salads is often mixed with Madeira or sherry. A pinch of bicarbonate of soda prevents milk from curdling when tomatoes are cooked with dairy.
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