Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-31
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DOMESTIC.
Secretary Taft discusses the Philip
pines. Porto Rico and Cuba in their re-
lation to American trade before the mill
ers' convention at ST. Louis Page l
Homestake mine at Lead, S. D., has
been started up again after having been
shut down since March % on account of
fire which necessitated the flooding of
the mine. Page /
Violent storms sweep over portions Of
Texas, destroying a large amount of
property. Page /
San Francisco newspaper demands a
new order of things in that city which
will put the thousands of idle men to
work and relieve the commercial situa-
tion in that city. Page
William j. Bryan principal speaker at
Patrick Henry day celebration at Nor
folk, Va. He discusses the workings of
the rate law and refers to status Of
democrats north and south Page q
President Roosevelt in his Indianapolis
address suggests national incorporation
of railroads, valuation of physical prop
erty, control of issue of securities and
inspection of accounts by federal au-
thorfty as means of giving shippers and
investors a square deal. Page 1
President Roosevelt, Vice President
Fairbanks and Governor Hanly of In
diana speak at unveiling of monument
to General Lawton at indianapolis. After
the ceremony the president drove to
Crown Hill cemetery, where he placed a
wreath on the grave of ex-President Har-
rison. Page l
NEBRASKA.
| Attorney general looking up law to see
If there is any way to force Burlington
and Union Pacific to furnish the list Of
passes issued, State Board of Assess
ment expected to complete work of fixing
value of railroads some time today. May
tax collections break all previous records.
Page 3
General observance of Memorial day in
| cities of the state. Page 3
FOREIGN.
Russian social democrats in convention
| in London vote to sever all connection
with other liberal parties. Page 1
| In Omaha's celebration of Decoration
day Senator Norris Brown is the chief
orator Rain forbids street parade and
exercises in Hanscom park. Page /
| Demonstration in the quiet cemetery of
| Brightwood, whose ground is hallowed by
the daring deed of Lincoln Drawing him
self there to confederate guns. Page 8
Young woman is brutally attacked at
Thirteenth and Dominion streets in dark.
ness, but foils her assaiant in his des-
perate attempt. Page 7
Mayor Dahlman contemplates recapitu-
| lating on his dog muzzle night in order to
redouble energies to fight opponents in
council with the initiative and referen-
DUN. Page
Society-Large mid-week gathering at
the Field club is one Of the features of
! events. Page 5
Peter Pan wins the Belmont stake from
| SupermanN at Belmont park. T. S. Nor
ton won the Whitney Memorial handicap.
Page 4
Mike Schreck wins from Marvin Hart
in twenty-hrst round at Tonopah. Hart
broke his wrist in sixth round, but con-
tinued to fight until his seconds threw up
the sponge. Page 4
Results of the ball games:
6-4--Sioux City VS.. Omaha-5-1.
| 7-Des Moines VS.. Lincoln-6.
! 7-7-Cincinnati vs. ST. Louis-1-6.
6-2-New York VS.. Philadelphia-1-5.
4-0-Brooklyn VS.. Boston-S-4.
7-6-Chcago VS.. Pittsburg-l-4.
s-1-Washington VS.. New York-2-3.
S-I-Boston VS. Philadelphia1o4-3
2-2-St Louis VS.. Chicago-0-S.
6-0-Detroit VS.. Cleveland-O-1.
5-l-Toledo VS.. Indianapolis-4-s
/ b-l-Minneapolis VS.. st. PRul-3-2.
6-S-Columbus VS.. Louisvhle-0-0.
Page 4
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
! Live stock markets. Page 8
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