Resignation reported of Pres Castro shocks Indianapolis scene
Indianapolis April 12 The Republican state convention adopted the report of the resolutions committee and organized. Charles B. Landis named agent chairman with Edward Brookville as secretary. Oscar Hadley nominated for state treasurer on second ballot. Edward Fitzpatrick nominated for clerk of the supreme court. Other officers listed and approved by acclamation. Similar notes include Alabama educators meetings and national playground planning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles B. Landis
Edward
Brookville
Oscar Hadley
Edward Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Fred Sims
Frankfort
James Bingham
Muncie
James S. Stubbs
Firay
James H. Jordin
Martinville
John ¢. Billheimer
Washington
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Educatonal Association
Alabama Educational Association
George B. Ward
Whic
C. Thach
Alabma Polytechnical Instituie
W. ©. Striplin
Gadsden
J. H. Penniman
Department of City Superintendents
District Attorney at Socorro Resigns
Special to The Evening Citizen from Socorro New Mexico reports that El Figo Baca resigned as district attorney to take effect May 15. He was not asked to resign but anticipated a request and submitted his resignation. Rumor says the successor may be appointed from Hillsboro.
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Evening Citizen
Socorro
N. M
Elfigo Baca
Hagerman
Baca
Hillsboro
Secret Naval Construction Circulars Sent to Bidder Firms
Washington April 12 circulars to bidders for 1906 battle ships were issued by the Navy department. The documents outline general characteristics of the new 16,000 ton ships while withholding plate designs and the turbine unit option. Officials say secrecy is to protect military details, with circulation limited to those who request them.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Witich Fing
Navy
Hitteh
Vesuvio area improves as ash rain lessens
Reports from the Vesuvio eruption area indicate improving conditions this morning. Despite continuing ash fall and collapsing houses, overall life resumes with yellow air lingering, extraordinary escapes noted, and extensive damage tallied in nearby towns including Portici and Torre del Greco.
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Aples
Apri
Vexuville
Mediterranean Sea
Aime
Jost i the Wildernend
Portici
San Giovanni
Tecnicia
Roking
Torre del Greco
Torre
Annunalata
Dawn of the Republic or Early History in Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk, April 12. Plans for the Jamestown exposition progress toward a definitive exhibit of key events shaping early America. The narrative centers on Jamestown’s origins, hardships from famine to fire, and the arrival of Lord Delaware. The piece notes efforts to present a civic portrayal and the anticipated draw for visitors to this quadrennial celebration.
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Norfolk
Historical Department
Jamestown
Waltham, Hare
United States
Newport
Rene
Lord Delaware
Virginia
Jameston
James
John Rolfe
London Company
Biel
Dowie Upsets Arrangements to Reconcile
Washington April 13 The House committee acted on a resolution for direct election of senators by popular vote and four year terms for House members, with a constitutional amendment. Other items include a post office accounting request for Shanghai, prison goods prohibition, and Labor Committee action on a private bill. In the Senate, Smoot case arguments began, and a rule to bar premature disclosure of government information passed. Russia signaled postponing The Hague meeting. Arizona opposition to jointure with New Mexico noted. Governor Pennypacker announced Pennsylvania public funds recovered from a bank failure. Dowie plans to adjust with Zion Church leaders via courts, while Edgarton dies at 70 in Vineland.
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Washington, DE
House Committee
Vee
Congress
Morris
Nebraska
House
Trea
United States
Shanghai
China
Senate
Washington
Harrisvure
Pennypacker I
Commonwealt of
Pennsylvania
Delow
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Operators Submit Counter Proposition On Anthracite Strike
New York April 12 A sub committee for coal operators and mine workers seeks a new agreement to end the strike. Miners amend their counter proposal to deal with anthracite workers directly and to limit assessment for expenses to those willing to contribute, aiming to return men to work.
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New York
Antihrae
United Mine Workers of America
Anniversary of Andrews famous train raid observed in Chickamauga
Chickamauga Tennessee marked the anniversary of Andrews raid with decorations and ceremonies. Veterans and residents recalled the 1863 act where James J Andrews and conspirators hijacked the General at Big Shanty, aiming to disrupt the Confederate supply line and aid Union forces.
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Andrews
Chickamauga
Tenn
Avril Ho-Tor
Chickamangai Honal Park
Murteten
Miter Podate
Yankee Times
Confederate Arty
Yolub Terrn
Sills Brigade
Mitehall
Corpa
United States Army
James J. Andrews
Flemingsburg
Big Shanty
Pating
Chickamauga River
Puller
Ringgold
Grapsville
Atlanta
Les
City Point
Elaht
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Pres. Castro
Ting
Washington, D.C
Joseph Lee
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Luther Gu- Uck
Seth T. Stuart
Wyron T. Scudder
Sadie American
Mary McDowell
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
H.W. F. Macfarland
Henry 8. Curtie
Charles F. Weller
Washington Playgrounds Committee
National Playgrounds Association
Facfarland
Penase
Senor Garbiras
Venex
Caracas
Castro
la Victoria
Venezuela
Gomez
Sastre
Carlos Figueredo
York
Northbert B. Kates
Nail
Gomex
Russia
Paris
M. Kokovsofy
Eastern Colleges
Pittsburg
Western University of Pennsylvania
Wooster University
University of West Virginia
Bates
Second Presbyterian Church
Western Unissity of Pennsylvania
Wooster
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Bonaparte
Lotteré
Wilders
Vesuvius
Monster
Adolph Molleahauer
Prud
Awlka
Awioe Avenue
Mayle Avenue
Charlos C. Coddington
Greene
Gaynor
Savennan
Agel
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Gaye Clarend
Signor Matteucci
Monty Market
Dowie
Rsaken
Hague
Uncle Lam
Chicago
Dowie Today
Zion Church
Hil Inquirers
Voliva
Hia
Wettin
Hia Legaler
Record-Herald Today
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Volva
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Apontle
David Murdock
Murdock
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Vineland
N. J
Warren P. Edgarton
Newfield
Sheridan
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