Pou Attacks Cortelyou Over Campaign Money Use
Congressman Pou of North Carolina condemns money used in elections as theft from widows and orphans to Cortelyou, head of the Republican National Committee. He accuses big corporations of funding campaigns and seeking protection via favorable laws. Unanimous consent bills enacted include court terms at Evanston and land conveyance to Johnson County Wyoming.
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Post Office
American Smelter Trust
Pou
North Carolina
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Pool
Senate
United States Circuit and District
Evanston
Wye
Secretary of the Interior
Johnson County
Wyo
Black Hille
Indiana probes past state auditors in 1909 financial report
An Indianapolis audit exposes shortages from former state auditors James Rice Bruce Carr and others totaling 390 595 with 260 404 in alleged deficiencies plus amounts tied to Henderson Daily and a further 151 471 owed by ex Auditor Bruce Carr. The report clears ex Auditors Manson Wolfe Hart and others of misconduct.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanley
State Auditor's Office
James H. Rice
Bruce Carr
J. O. Henderson
W. D. Manson
Isel
FW. Wolfe
W. W. Hart
James W. Noel
William Harborrow
Warren Bigler
David EB. Sherick
Daniel Storms
Mr. Rice
Othre
Judge Moses Hallett Resigns as U S District Judge
Denver April 7 Judge Moses Hallett tendered his resignation as United States district judge for Colorado to President Roosevelt due to age and workload. Possible successors include Justice John Campbell of the Colorado Supreme Court Robert E B Lewis of El Paso County and H F May a Denver lawyer.
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Moses Hallett
Denver
Colo
United States
District of Colorado
Roosevelt
Washington
Hallett
John Campbell
Colorado Supreme Court
Robert EB. Lewis
el Paso
H. F. May
Witte defies Trepoff and his cabal in Russia crisis
St. Petersburg April 7 a government panic follows surprise gains by constitutional democrats in elections. Premier Witte presses reform despite reactionaries and urges the emperor toward a constitution and general amnesty at Easter, signaling a major shift in policy and threats to the cabinet.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Witte
Trepoff
Durnovo
Tsarkoe-Selo
Tsarskoe-Selo
Dowie Arrives in San Antonio amid Zion City clash
john alexander dowie arrives in san antonio from laredo amid a large welcoming contingent. he plans to speak if health permits at the zion temple while preparations in chicago aim to curb his power with loyalty pledges and allegations of fund misappropriation.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Alexander Dowie
International and Great Northern Railroad
Laredo
Dowle
Dowie
Zion City
International Bridge
United States Marine Hospital
Hamilton
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
John Lewis
Chicago
Moses
Lewis
Pilijah
Zion Church
Zion
Overseer Voliva
Voliva
Famous Arizona Foundling Case Heads to Supreme Court
Walter Bennett, attorney for J. Garth, travels to Washington to argue the New York Foundling Hospital versus J. Gatti before the Supreme Court. The case tests all related disputes in the territory, with Elihu Root preparing the argument for the hospital.
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Walter Bennett
J. G. Garth
Washington
Supreme Court
Arizona
New Yok Institution
Clifton
Gorky to Arrive in New York as Russian Socialist Delegate
Alexander Maximovich Peshkoff known as Gorky is expected in New York from Berlin to meet at Narodny's revolutionary HQ. Narodny claims Gorky comes as official representative of the Russian Social Democratic party and argues force is needed to end the Russian yoke. He cites the Black Sea fleet revolt and the execution of Lieutenant Schmidt as turning points.
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New York
Alexie Maximovitch Peshkoff
Gorky
Berlin
Ivan Narodny
Narodny
Russian Social Democraticc Party
Russia
Schmidt
Black Sea
Cronstadt
Libau
Smith seeks Senate seat in Fifth Michigan race
Washington April 7 William Allen Smith of Michigan's Fifth district announced his candidacy for the senate succeeding retiring Senator Alger. This marks a new bid in a key state race as Smith parks his name for voters and party committees.
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Washington
William Allen Smith
Michigan
Senate
Benater Alger
Postpone Hague Meet as Pan American Congress Cited
The state department suggested to Russia through Ambassador Posen that early July for the second Hague conference is inconvenient for America and hemispheric nations. The aim is to avoid conflict with the Pan-American congress set for July 21 and with matters to be raised at the Ki0 conference destined for Hague submission.
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Washington
State Department
Posen
America
Hague
Worst storm of year hits Telluride area
A Telluride special to the Chieftain reports a 36 hour storm delivering one of the worst of the year. Heavy snowslides threaten safety as Liberty Bell mine workers seek shelter in town until conditions stabilize.
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Pueblo
Cole
Telluride
Liberty Bell
The Morning Journal Needs Delivery Notices
Readers without the paper are asked to notify the office promptly. The note appears on ten pages of today’s Morning Journal.
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Morning Journal
Arizona Mormon Dies Leaving 500 Descendants
Erastus Bingham aged 84 and longtime Mormon, died at his home near Mesa. Born in Vermont, he joined the church in childhood and followed its migrations to Ohio Illinois Missouri and Salt Lake City. He was twice married and fathered 25 children, with 20 living, and has a granddaughter in generation five. His posterity totals 500 with eight sets of twins. He came to Arizona about twelve years ago as a church officer.
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Erastus Bingham
Econ
Phoenix
Ariz
Mormon Church
Mesa C
Vermont
Ohie
Haineis
Missouri
Mormon Battalion
Salts Lake
Bingham
Ari
Moroccon reforms conference ends with signed protocol
The Algeciras conference on Moroccan reforms adjourned sine die after nearly three months. Delegates led by Duke of Almodovar signed the protocol finalizing the Moroccan convention. Germany France Italy praised the outcome and discussions on an inspector of police were proposed to the Swiss government.
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Algeciras
Duke of Almodovar
Herr von Radowitz
M. Revoll
Duke of
Alfonso
Duke Almodovar
Madrid
Dalyell Pushes Internal Revenue Bill Through House
In Washington on April 7 Dalyell moved to amend the internal revenue law to prevent double taxation of certain distilled spirits. The speaker had the bill read the third time and passed in a committee of the whole amid laughter, then the post office appropriation bill discussion resumed.
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Washington
Dalyell
House
Judge Denies Mandamus On Insurance Clerks Salaries
Judge John R. MecPie denied the Territorial Insurance Commissioner Sloan's request for a mandamus to force the Auditor to issue warrants for clerks A. E. Peres and George W. Armijo in the commissioners office. The decision cites the act creating the insurance fund limiting salaries to one and charging subsidiary staff to the exhausted contingent expense fund. A fire threatening Willard storage tent caused about $500 damage. a cartond of sulphur reportedly continued burning.
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McPie
Santa Fe
N. M
John RR. MecPie
Win
Territorial
John H. Sloan
Territory
A. E. Peres
George W. Armijo
Commissioners
Tts
John Becker Company
Willard
Bank Clearing House Cash Reserve Shortfall
The New York clearing house banks reported a cash reserve April 7 that was 2,560,675 below the legal requirement. The notice reflects the daily bank statement showing the reserve gap among member banks in the financial center.
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New York
Clearing House
New Hungarian Cabinet Formed With Wekerle Premier
After successive conferences a new Hungarian cabinet is formed in Vienna with Premier Alexander Wekerle. The coalition supports the doctor against clerical opposition over civil marriage laws. Key ministers include Julius Andrasey interior and Albert Apponyi worship. oath planned in Vienna. Election calls issued April 9.
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Vienna
Alexander Wekerle
Hungary
Alexander Wekerte
Julius Andrasey
Count Albert Apponyl
Francis Kassuth
Herr Daranyl
Herr Polonyl
Joahnn Zichy
Buda Peat
Petervary Eabem
Jekerle
Coal Operators Prepare Counter Plan To Mitchell
A New York conference of anthracite operators debated responses to the miners’ arbitration plan led by President Mitchell. Operators will meet again Monday before a joint session with workers, signaling a counter proposal to Mitchell’s scheme. Meanwhile Western Pennsylvania mines resume as 95 percent of district No. 5 miners return to work by Monday, with 28 600 miners back and most mines in operation. Independent operators sign the 1903 scale while disputes over union recognition continue in Irwin and Johnstown fields.
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New York
Mitchell
Ashland House
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Coal Company
Purg Coal Company
Mutual Compact
Irwin
Johnstown Fleide
Miners’ Union
Anthracite Miners Stand Firm Over Mitchell Arbitration
Philadelphia April 7 The first week of idle time in the anthracite region shows miners backing President Mitchell with no wavering. Resolutions express confidence in his plan and pledge support. Some prepare for resumption, others remove mine mules as signs of anticipated rejection of arbitration terms. In Scranton Bellevue colliery operates with about 100 men.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
New York
Board of Conceiliation
Bellevue
Scranton
France Miners Face Harsh Wages After Courrieres Disaster
Paris reports the Courrieres mine disaster where over 1,200 miners perished and exposes French miners as paid less and treated worse than peers in Europe. Demands for government ownership grow as German and American practices are cited. New submarine steering via Hertzian waves explored.
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Paris
Courrieres
France
Europe
Germany
Kaiser
United States
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