Bailey Delivers Wide Speech on Rate Bill in Senate
In Washington April 10 the Senate galleries were crowded for Bailey's anticipated rate bill address. He argued against suspending the Inter State Commerce Commission orders, noting little difference between equity and law proceedings and contesting constitutional origins of federal court power. Also covered were Italian anarchist arrivals, postoffice appropriations, and other items from Congress including appointments, domestic economy essays, and the District of Columbia golf championship.
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Bailey
Senate
Inter Ty Commerce Commission
United States
Knox
Spooner
Fenry Ossian Flipper
Congress
Washington, D. C
Jicarilla
Andrews
Henry Ossian Filpper
Filpper
West Point
Santa
Mount Oliveto Market Disaster Hits Naples Crowd Mourns
Naples on April 14 reports a sudden collapse at the Mount Oliveto market after Vesuvian ash and debris. About 98 bodies recovered by 9 a.m. with dozens more feared dead, including many children. Authorities blamed for delays as rescue continues amid rising indignation and chaotic scenes.
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Naples
Mediterranean
Vesuvius
Mount Oliveto
Hfe
Sion
Ottajano
Far reaching plan to ease New York transport crisis
A bold scheme seeks to reduce East River bottlenecks by routing cars through a tunnel from Fifth Skip in Manhattan to Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn. The plan aims to relieve congested bridges and shift passengers between boroughs via new rail corridors on both river banks. Officials debate tunneling versus bridge expansion while weighing which route best integrates with existing lines.
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New York
N.Y
East River
Williameburg
Manhattan
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Brooklyn
Athwaya
Witlameburg
Goth
Masonic Grand Lodge of North Carolina Meeting
The Grand Lodge session in Wilmington called to discuss the laying of the corner stone for the monument to be erected in honor of Cornotha Harnett. The meeting advances the fund raising and arrangements coordinated with Colonial Dares for the monument project.
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Masonic Grand Lodge OF
North Carolina
Wilmington
X. C
Grand Iudge
Masons of
North Crolita
Ond Lodge
Te Estetmatites
Gornotha Harnett
Grand Lodge
New York Homeopathic Society Plans 15th Hahnemann Birthday
The New York Homeopathic Materia Medica Society to celebrate the founder’s birth with a ceremony at Astor. Promises include readings and demonstrations. the event marks a milestone for practitioners and members with activities at the Boton Market location.
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Homeopathic Materia Medica Society
New York
Tomovopatic Matera Medina Society
Hahnemann
Nemeopathy
Lang
Astor
Coal Strike Nears Arbitration Session In New York
In New York on April 10 the coal strike talks resumed as subcommittees of anthracite miners and their employers planned another conference to resolve differences. Operators signaled a shift to a differently constituted conciliation board to handle grievances and pursue arbitration. The meeting followed with a counterproposal urging arbitration and a three year duration for any award. The conference reconvenes Thursday with wage topics limited to dispute matters.
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New York
Board of Concitation
Governor Hagerman Visits Las Cruces and Mesilla Park
Governor Hagerman toured the Agricultural College at Mesilla Park during a Las Cruces visit. He was hosted by Henry D. Bowhan, Las Cruces land office receiver. A Saturday luncheon at Don Bernardo hotel featured remarks from local leaders and attendees.
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Ax Cruces
N. M
Hagerman
Agricultural College
Mesilla Park
Las Cruces
Henry D. Bowhan
United States
Agcultural
Mentila Park
Don Bernardo
Fion
RB. Y. Young
Numnber of Commerce
Mr. Young
H. B. Holt
Foster
The
R. J. McBride
Territorial Medical
Numa C. Frenger
Orhere
Mosilia Valley
Why the Pretty Waitress Was Kissed
A fragmented 19th century fragment describes a scene at the Alvarado with an elder gentleman and a bishopish church figure, hinting at inappropriate conduct toward a young waitress. The account references a French party guest and a possible scandal motif, then shifts to a remote obituary note about eminent geologist died of pneumonia in Cambridge.
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Prante
Ari
Catone
Zion Leader Dowie Accuses Rival of Revolt in Chicago
In Chicago on April 10 Dowie arrived amid reports Wilber Glenn Voliva, recently installed as Dowie’s lieutenant, has revolted against him. Dowie announced legal steps to reclaim Zion, planning to proceed with a weapon of law after rest and counsel, then return to Zion City with a legal document.
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Thad
Zion
Zion City
Voliva
Indiana
Dowie
New Zealand
Dowins
Doowin
Chicago
Astad
Auditorium Annes
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Irip
Associated Press
Navy recruiting debate prompts stronger enlistment plans
Washington seeks legislative authority to raise the enlisted force and fund more recruits as Secretary Bonaparte warns of a shortfall of about five thousand sailors. He proposes using retired officers as recruiting agents to ease demand on current shipboard personnel. Dallas hosts a major Methodist education meeting for three days led by Bishop Tiss and Rev. La Prado.
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Washington, D.C
Bonaparte
Anxi Uy
Dalles
Tex
Thia
Methodist Episco BS Board of Education
BE Tiss
W. R. la Prado
Methodists assemble at Lawrence conference session
The New Hampshire Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opened at Garden Street Methodist Episcopal Church Lawrence Mass with Bishop John W Hamilton presiding. Notable events include lectures by Samuel Lynch Belller and William Quayle and anniversaries for Epworth League and Wesley Brotherhood. The conference continues with sermons and services led by church leaders.
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Mass
New Hampshire
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Garden Street Methodist
Samuel Lynch Beller
Boston University
William Quayle
Chicago
Epworth Lesguy
G. P. Bekman
New York
A. L. Smith
Suncook
Wesley Brotherhood
Quayle
Voliva 18 Now Free to Express Opinions in Zion City
Zion City April 10 Dowie ally Voliva states Dowie will not enter Zion City in daylight to avoid humiliation after morning papers reveal unanimous anti Dowie sentiment. Zion leaders fear danger from followers angry at Dowie and his mismanagement amid calls to prevent potential violence. Also Plymouth April 10 the Hamburg barque Hebe carrying 10 tons gunpowder and 200 tons calcium carbide faced explosion risk while being docked for repairs. Lloyds and naval authorities secured removal of explosives to safer berths.
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Zion City
Dowie
Chicago
Zion
Dowle
Plymouth
Hamburg Hark
Hebe
Plymouth Sound
Lewis Beaumont
Snehler
Devonport
Admiral Ument
Bull Point
Dartmouth
Falmouth
Lloyd's
Sir Lewis Beaumont
War Department
Sunday School Workers Gather for South Carolina Convention
Pelzer hosts the twenty-ninth annual South Carolina Sunday School Association convention with record attendance. Chicago's W. C. Pearce, international training secretary, attends and will lecture on practical Sunday school topics. A delegates' reception by the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip at Peter Presbyterian Church is planned for tomorrow evening.
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South Carolina
Pelzer
South Carolna Sunday School Association
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
International Teacher Training
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
Peteer Presbyterian Church
Murderer Argueldo Convicted in First Degree
David Arguello was convicted of first degree murder for killing Francisco Garcia in October near Trinidad, facing likely death penalty. The case recalls a prior shooting of a woman at a mining camp two years earlier. Arguello, a quiet laborer, has eight children and lives with Mia Atenello. the family, poverty struck, relies on the mother’s work for subsistence. Neighbors are urged to assist with clothing donations or work for the family.
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Francisco Garcia
Johnson
Saya
Arguello
Trinidad
Garris
Bite
Bie
Engleville
Mia Atenello
Itaton
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