Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-14

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Haywood trial and weeps on the witnoss
stand After the trial he meets former
Governor Peabody in the office Of Attor-
ney Hawley. Page 1
Missouri state officials are enJoined
from enforcing the 2-cent passenger fare
and maximum freight rate laws recently
passed by the Legislature. Page /
Third cloudburst of week does immense
damage in central and eastern kentucky.
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Western Federation of Miners likely to
split from the Industrial Workers of the
World, though reports of officers OF the
federation indicate growth of the body.
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Editor Crosby s. Noyes OF the Wash
ington Star delivers address to the Ma
tional Editorial association at Jamestown.
In which he mentions President Roose-
velt as quite good deal of boy yet"
Page /
Prominent men testify in the Tucker
case at Leavenworth. Page /
Robbers at Boone, Ia, persist in enter
ing house. and when they succeed choke
Mrs. William Stolte. Page 1
T. J. Savage of Boone Ia one of the
founders of the Brotherhood Of Locom9-
tive Engineers, is dead at Chicago
President Roosevelt spends quiet day at
Sycamore Hill. Page
Body of one of the sailors who was
drowned at Norfolk has been recovered.
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NEBRASKA.
Bishop Graves purchases lots at Kear-
ney and will ask diocese for $4,000 APP
propriation to erect a dormitory for girl
students. Page 3
Bourke Cochran deliveries the commence
ment address at state university, and
Bryan performs same service for Cotner.
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Japanese diplomats take steps to stop
unbridled comments of the press and give
assurance that negotiations are proceed
ing in the usual channels Page i
Governor general of Odessa urges the
Black Hundred to deeds OF violence. and
the Jews are in a more hobless plight
than ever before. Page
Irish citizens OF Dublin intend to ex-
tend to Richard Croker the freedom of
the city one of the rare courtesies given
outsiders. Page 1
Mayors of many of the cities of south
ern France wall up the doors of the town
halls in following out the DEGREES of the
wine growers. Page
LOCAL
The Nebraska Funeral Directors asso-
citation decides to hold it's next meeting
at Lincoln. Officers are elected and the
delegates are guests at the den of Ak-Sar-
Ben. Page 2
Thomas Anderson is killed by strout
car near Sixteenth and Clark streets, and
Charles Hourigan. a fireman. dies as re-
suit OF falling from Union Pacific en-
gine. Page 3
twenty-five thousand black bass are to
be placed in Cutoff lake next week.
Omaha banks are not affected by the
call for $50, 900 issued by the secretary
of the treasury Page
Bellevue college closes it's seasons work
and nine graduates get diplomas. Page 2
Board of Education adopts rules for
awarding the Edward Rosewater scholar
ship of technology and the scholarship
will be awarded at the high school COM
mencement exercises Friday night,
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Brigadier General Godfrey will come to
Omaha today. Page
Omaha schools close today for the sum-
mer vacation. Douglas county commits
sioners make plans for a tuberculosis
ward at the county hospital. Page
SPORTS.
Results of the ball games;
s-Omaha VS.. Sioux City-S.
A-Lincoln VS. Denver-S.
l2-Des Moines VS.. Pueblo-e.
l-St. Louis VS.. Boston,.
b-Cincinnati vs. philadelphia
HChicago VS.. Brooklyn-2.
4-Chicago vs.. New York-3.
6-Cleveland vs. Philadelphia-5.
indianapolis vs.. Minneapolis--0.
2-3-COlumbus vR, Kansas City-1-4.
1-St. Paul VS.. LOUISVILLE.
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ooAEMERoIAL AND nDUsTRIAL.
Live stock markets. Page