Tillman 10 Have Fight of a Life In Next Campaign for Senatorial Office
The Morning Journal reports Tillman as a dominant figure in the senate on railroad legislation and in South Carolina politics. Prohibitionists consider backing a strong opponent but question whether they can dent his upholded dispensary stance. Tillman vows the liquor issue will shape the race as he seeks re election with a potentially heated primary and legislature changes.
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Senate to vote Friday on statehood bill amid debate
The United States Senate plans to vote next Friday on the statehood bill after a week of floor debate. Senators expect close votes for the Foraker amendment on Arizona and New Mexico and consider rail rate questions as side issues. Meridian tornado death toll rises to 24 with $1.25 million property loss as relief and rebuilding begin.
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Abolish Lieutenant General Bill Faces Early Action
Amid high attendance supporters push to abolish the army grade under a suspension of the rules. The measure has backing from the military committee and could advance with the next appropriation bill stalled by other provisions. The Moroccan Algeciras talks continue to center on policing, with a possible early settlement and conference adjournment in view. The royal visit links King Edward to Paris meetings with President Vailieres before travels to Biarritz.
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Fire destroys Forty-second Street streetcar barns in New York
A blaze at the Forty-second Street car barns of the Metravel tin street railway destroyed about thirty to forty cars and killed one worker. Several firemen were injured as the flames reached gas tanks from Consolidated gas and threatened ferry and port facilities nearby. Bricks from a burned wall narrowly missed train passengers during a police escorted escape. The origin was traced to a stored car and a probable short circuit.
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King Edward and Fallieres Meet in Paris After Dinner
King Edward visits Paris and is greeted by crowds while he and President Fallieres exchange cordial greetings at the Elysee. The pair discuss for about half an hour and later dine with officials and wives. Navy and defense figures in Britain show updated estimates for 1906-07.
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Rural Mail Delivery Faces Budget Cuts Across Regions
Congressmen warn rural routes will shrink under the Post Office policy of economy. Daily service to tri weekly, route reductions, and lower carrier pay are proposed, aiming to save about 1.026 million dollars and cut the deficit from 14.5 to about 11.6 million. News touches on rail pay increases and procedural details from the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General as well as resignations among rural carriers.
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Governor Hogg lies in state in Austin amid tree monument wish
Ex governor Hogg arrived in Austin from Houston and lay in state while thousands formed an honorary escort. He expressed a wish against stone monuments and asked his children to plant a pecan tree at his grave and a walnut tree at its set, so the plain people of Texas might enjoy trees for generations. Simpkins rumor untrue. Boise police deny arrest and confession reports.
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Death of General John M. Beofield at St Augustine
Washington dispatches report the death of General John M. Beofield former Secretary of War from 1848 to 1868. Beofield died tonight after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered earlier in the day. His long military career began at West Point and continued through his service as lieutenant general and Army head. Seismic news notes a distinct earthquake felt in Portland Maine with accompanying rumbling.
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Destruction Rumors Hit Tacloban City in Leyte Island
Reports from Manila state Tacloban, capital of Leyte, was destroyed by fire or other damage. The city, a key hemp trade center, had warehouses damaged and losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Government officials promised further information.
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Great Northern steamers eyed for wartime use price set
Washington reports the Great Northern Steamship Co is asked by the war department to name a price for charter of the Minnesota and Dakota vessels for possible use in hostilities with China. In St Paul Logan W Hill denies the dispatch has foundation, calling the government decision to charter unfounded.
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Socialist Howlers Denounce Arrest of Dynampeters
At a Chicago meeting the Industrial Workers of the World denounced government actions against those accused in the Idaho ex governor Steunenberg assassination. A. M. Simons urged resisting executions and warned of a crisis as $200 was raised to aid Western Federation of Miners in defending Moyer Haywood and others. In Mexico City trade with the United States rose in four months with exports totaling $56,801,250, up over $13,000,000 from the prior year.
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Ice floes drive Finns from Gulf of Finland. 200 rescued
A Baltic storm drives eight hundred fishermen and families onto vast ice cakes in the Gulf of Finland. A rescue at Fredericksham saves about two hundred. others drift to sea amid freezing conditions and exposure.
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Yaqui country reports deny massacres and war claim
The government gazette in Sonora denies sensational tales of Yaqui outrages, insisting no war exists and that the Yaqui situation mirrors historic Apache brigandage in the United States. Statements from mining managers counter tel egraphed reports of mass killings and tribal violence.
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Elkins Amendment Aims to End Trunk Line Discrimination
Washington dispatch reports West Virginia Senator Elkins proposes an amendment to the Hepburn bill requiring interstate carriers to provide switches and proper connections for tributary lines, with rates and allowances fairly divided. If refused, issues go to the Interstate Commerce Commission for enforcement. The measure targets trunk lines starving smaller roads to control territory.
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European bacteriologists aid Sanitary work in Mexico City
In Mexico City on March 4 the presence of noted European bacteriologists was announced to assist sanitary efforts. Forty new typhus cases were reported yesterday, bringing the February 1 to March 4 total to 155 with 78 deaths.
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One More Lite Insurance Tompasy under fire in Utah report
Utah deputies from the secretary of state office released a report on Continental Insurance and Investment Co Ltd for 1944. They criticize mismanagement including uncharged expenses and questionable contracts with West Coast, though the company is deemed solvent.
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Political unrest in Uruguay amid government raids
Reports from Montevideo indicate the Y Movement plans for a revolution are under way. The government raided opposition facilities and instituted censorship on telegraphic patches. A government statement on its actions will be presented to Parliament. No disturbances reported. order holds nationwide.
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