War scare claims spark probe into submarine push
A Washington inquiry details charges that Electric Boat allies paid lawyers and journalists to inflame public fear over submarines. Lawmakers heard testimony from Rep Lilley and Rep Hobson about pressure from manufacturers and press figures to secure extensive naval funding.
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Vickers Sons and
Maxim
Electric Boat Company
Chambers of Commerces
Pacific
Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Lilley
Lawrence Speer
New York
Bleetpri: Boat Company
Hobson
Naval Committee
Connor
Speer
Mr. Speer
Littleton
Nates
Annapolis
Navy
Mr. Lilley
House
House of Representatives
Sylvester
First Conviction Under the Pure Food Law in Washington
Washington reports the first conviction under the federal Pure Food and Drug Law. Robert H Harper, a banker and drug manufacturer, was found guilty of selling and manufacturing a mislabeled pharmaceutical. The compound included antipyrine acetanilid caffeine and alcohol. Harper faces three months in jail and a $250 fine, or both.
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Washington
Robert H Harper
Harper
Urges Prompt Action On Claim Of Railroad
President Roosevelt writes Representative Miller urging immediate House Claims Committee action on Southern Pacific’s claim for reimbursement for diverting the Colorado River in Southern California from December 1906 to November 1907. The railroad cites over 3 million dollars cost to avert valley flooding and crop ruin, seeking 1.6 million as U United States share.
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Washington
Miller
Kansas
House Committee On Claims
Southern Pacific Company
Colorado Riet
California
Southern Pacffc
H W. Markiman
Roosevelt
Imperial Valley of California
Congress
United States
Three Injured in Rock Creek Park Motor Accident
In Rock Creek park at the Horse Slide curve Buzz Wagon injured three people including Mrs Elmer Dover wife of the Republican National Committee secretary, her eight year old daughter Mary Elizabeth and Mrs Arthur L Fisher of 12354 Monroe St NW. Mrs Dover sprained arm and facial injuries. daughter bruised. Mrs Fisher slight flesh wound.
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Buzz
Washington
Rock Creek Park
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Mary Elizabeth
Arthur L. Fisher
Monroe Street
N. W
Dovey
Amendment to Sherman Act Discussed at White House Conference
Washington March 12 conference at the White House explored sweeping amendments to the Sherman anti trust law. The Civic Federation proposals aim to exempt unions from certain conspiracies in restraint of trade and regulate interstate corporations with stronger reporting to the commerce and labor department. No final bill emerged but a draft could be ready within a week.
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Morning Journal
Washington
White House
Civic Federation
Chicago
Congress
Root
Garfield
Bonaparte
Herbert Knox Smith
Seth Lowe
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Victor Morawetz
Atchison, Toneka and Santa Fe Railway
Francis Lynde Stetson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Smith
Igbor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Britain Faces Socialism Menace in Liberal Address
London March 12 Lord Rosebery warned the Liberal League of a socialist threat as he urged support for sane imperialism and free trade. He argued protection would curb socialism but risk empire faith and liberty, noting past Liberal Conservative clashes and a looming parliamentary struggle.
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London
Great Britain
Lord Roseberry
Liberal League
League
Eaker
Party of Protection
English Coal Men Move to Raise Coal Price
London march 12 coll iery owners meeting in London agreed if parliament passes the eight hour day bill for miners to raise coal price by 36 cents per ton and to issue four future contracts on this basis. Ship owners railroads and manufacturers warned of financial strain and possible bankruptcy due to output curtailment and higher coal costs. Gladstone says fears are exaggerated but the bill will need amendments.
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London
Herbert Gladstone
Home Affairs
Gladstone
Accuser Repeats Allegations at Hitchcock Trial
Ellen von Hagen testified again before a New York jury about alleged misconduct by actor Raymond Hitchcock. She described visits to the Hitchcock home in Great Neck and a furnished rooming house with companions Flora Whiston and Elsie Veecks, ages 16, 15, and 12, respectively, moments after the judge allowed the case to proceed.
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New York
Ellen von Hagen
Raymond Hitchcock
Gerry Society
Hitchcock
Great Neck
L. L
Flora Whiston
Elsie Veecks
Flora
Elsie
von Hagen
Festive Frenchman Mired in Iowa Mud in Race
Reported from Omaha shows the de Dion stuck in mud two miles east of Logan Iowa with slim odds of escape tonight. Honeycreek reports the No 1 French car freed about midnight after hours in mud between here and Logan and heading toward Council Bluffs. A German car reached Marshalltown at 5 45 pm and will stay overnight.
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Omaha
de Dion
New York
Paris
Logan
Iowa
Honeycreek
Here
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
American Car in New York to Paris Rally Heads for Granger
The American car in the New York to Paris race will stop at Granger Wyoming tonight and attempt to reach Eden tomorrow. The Wasatch mountains ahead are blanketed with snow.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
New York
Paris
Granger
Eden
Wasatch Mountains
Baer Calls for Moderation on Oriental Policy at Missionary Meet
Pittsburg March 12 The first international convention of the Young People's missionary movement ends after three days focused on Christianizing heathen nations. Dr John Willis Bauer Occidental College president says he aligns with Roosevelt on immigration limits, opposes open door, and seeks Chinese exclusion law amendments amid concerns of unfair treatment of students and merchants. He plans to visit Washington to brief Roosevelt.
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Pittsburg
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Roosevelt
Washington
John Willis Bauer
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Congress
Pacific
The Maze Diephol Atoved 6 Feuer Buck Saws
An aged sale notice lists horse supplies and hardware items for sale by WM. Kieke Prop at 211 South First Street. Items include milk bottle sizes bells harness soap oil and dressings buggy whips horse brushes curry combe clippers and horse blankets with prices.
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Feuer
Nceca
Kieke
South First Strees
The Standard Plumbing Company Stoves Advertisement
The poem praises The Standard Plumbing Company inviting readers to visit their office to see fireless stoves in action, highlighting home comfort and modern plumbing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard Plumbing Company
Albuquerque Proclamation Sets Bond Vote For Sewer System
Mayor Frank McKee proclaims a citywide election in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 7 1908 from 9 am to 6 pm with four ward polling places. Voters will decide on issuing 400000 in bonds to pay sewer construction costs with qualified property owners eligible. The notice dated March 6 1908 bears city seal and signatures.
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Frank McKee
Albuquerque
New Mexico
North Second Street
Charles Chadwick & Co
West
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
FE. H. Dunbar
Third Street
Fourth Ward
Justice of the Peace
George R. Craig
South Third Street
A. D
Frank M’keef
Harry F.ler
9 Room Bargain House in Premier City Block
For sale at a bargain a nine room house with cellar and bath on a 450 by 142 foot lot in the best residence section. Apply for particulars to Mr Lew in Sson care . Momist.
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Lewinsson
Momist
Last Will Notices in Bernalillo Territory NM 1908
Legal notices announce the proving of wills for Robert Thompson and Annie Loebs in Bernalillo County New Mexico in 1908. Probaters set court dates for April 6 and May 4 respectively with executor and devisees named.
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Robert Thompson
Alfred Thompson
Stephen Thompson
County of
Bernalillo
Territory of
New Mexico
Maren
A. E. Walker
Annie Loebs
Otte Dieckmann
Edith A. Loebs
Roy J. Loebs
Earl Roman Loebs
Linda M. Loebs
Mary Louise Loebs
Frances R. Loebs
County
Territory of New Mexico
Territory
A. D
A. B. Walker
Morning Journal Want Ads Drive Local Business
Local merchants report growth as Morning Journal want ads boost sales. Publishers note steady inquiries from residents seeking deals, with several small businesses expanding services to meet demand.
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THE
Morning Journal
Final Five Year Proof Filed for Bandoval Homestead Claim
Jose Gutierrez of Bandoval New Mexico filed notice of intent to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 7787 begun January 21 1904 for portions of section seven township twenty three north range I west. Proof to be made before Manuel R. Otero U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on March 30 1908 with witnesses Nestor Gonzalez Meliton Garreta Ambrosio Montoya and Lenacio Silva listed.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
N. M
Jose Gutierrez
Bandoval
Otero
U. 8
Albuquerque
Nestor Gonzalez
Meliton Gareta
Sandoval
Ambrosio Montoya
Lenacio Silva
Sandval
Morning Journal Ads Page Boasts Hidden Insights
The Morning Journal promotes its classifieds as a source for essential daily knowledge. It hints that readers can uncover useful information by examining the ads in its columns.
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The
Morning Journal
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Washington, D.C
Richmond P. Hobson
Olmstead
Houtell
Richard PL Hobson
Cannon
Reyal
Routell
Frank T. Brown
Norwich
Stiles Judean
Bridgeport
Corin
Martin W. Littleton
John D. Lindsay
Alee
Lillen
Connecticut
Franklin H. Taylor
Waterbury
A. M. Ferris
Bridgeport Brass Company
John T. Kellogg
Vickers Sons and Maxim
England
Albert
Central Avenue
Arith
Colorado
mMé
House of Peers
Britain
Lord Rosebery
John Bull
Accuser
Paree
Wasatch Range
Baer
Young People’s Convention
John Deere
J. Korber & Company
Tangerines
Williams Drug Company
West Central Avenue
B.m.williams
Sarnett Building
Emancipation
Monarch Grocery Company
Por
Manuel R. Otero
SatAneee
Southern Cal. Express
California Limited
North. Cal
el P. & Mex
City
Kan
Pecos
Amarillo
Roswell
Carliabad
Carlsbad
South
Chi
Den
K.C
Lamy
T. B. Purdy
Sete Eer
Copp & Pettit Room
N. T. Armite Betléing
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Express
Ruppe
Prescription Pharmacy
WM. Farr Company A Ey Specialy
Sausege A
Pal
L. B. Putney
Mitchell Wagens
Consolidated Liquor CO. Gucceseurs
Settee & Kahin wuoLnsaLea
First ST
Coppe
Ve CO Medical CO
Vex
1. &. O Utley
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