Roosevelt 10 Welcome Fleet Heads To Far East Visit
The battleship fleet plans a voyage to China Australia and Japan with a home return on Washingtons birthday for Roosevelt to participate in a welcome prior to retirement ten days later. The Chinese government formally invites the fleet to visit ports with limited access to one Chinese port. Admiral Evans reports strong target practice progress at Magdalena Bay as ships complete work. The Maine and Alabama may be detached for Nebraska and Wisconsin overhaul.
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Washington
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Australia
Japan
Roosevelt
San Francisco
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Alabama
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Georgia
Louisiana
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Vugo
United States
Williams Promises to Push Key Legislation
Washington dispatch reports Mississippi Senator John Sharp Williams, minority leader, warning that Republicans face obstruction unless they pass needed laws. He insists the minority will not assume sole responsibility or coerce the majority, aiming to force action without compromising parties.
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Mearving Journal
Washington
John Sharp Williams
Mississip
House of
Democratic Delegates Arrive for Indiana State Convention
Indianapolis March 24 Over a thousand of 1 371 delegates arrived for the Democratic state convention which opens tomorrow with a brief morning session. Afternoon district meetings will choose convention committees and 26 national delegates while four delegates at large are chosen Thursday morning. Delegates likely to be instructed for William Jennings Bryan for president.
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Indianapolis
W. J. Bryan
Republican convention names Grote as Congressman Snapp delegates
In the Eleventh district the Republican convention chose William Grote for Congress and Howard Snapp as delegates to the national convention and instructed them to vote for Cannon for president. Milwaukee results show Rose and Pringle nominated for mayor in the day’s primary.
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Aurora
Til
Eleventh
William Grote
Howard Snapp
Cannon
Milwaukee
Rose
Pringle
Dickinson Delivers Taft Backing at Seventh District Meet
Dickinson Tennessee March 24 The seventh district republican congressional convention here today instructed for Taft for president.
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Dickinson
Tenn
Taft
State Democratic Convention Set for Roanoke in June
Richmond conference adjourned with plan to hold the state Democratic convention in Roanoke on June 11, after a meeting that concluded tonight. The decision was announced by committee officials and aims to organize party activities across Virginia for the summer.
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Richmond
State Democratic Committee
Roanoke
Chicago Delegates Uninstructed in Second District
Chicago March 24 republicans of the Second congressional district report uninstructed delegates to the national convention. R West chairs the state central committee and J R Thompson serves as Cook county treasurer.
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Chicago
R. ©. West
Party
J. R Thompson
Cook County
Vermont Names New United States Senator
John W Stewart, former Vermont governor, was appointed by Governor Fletcher D Proctor to fill the vacancy created by the death of Senator Redfield Proc. Stewart will serve in Congress. The appointment marks Vermont’s selection of a new senator to serve the remainder of the term with potential national implications.
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John W. Stewart
Redfield Proctor
Morning Journal
Leason Wire
Procedo
John W Stewart
Vermont
United States
Fletcher D. Proctor
Redfield
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion and weak stomach with sour eructations heartburn and foul breath. It claims antiseptic anti ferment and mucous membrane benefits and suggests using Dr. Logen Catarrh Remedy for nasal and bronchial issues.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Logen
Stewart Named U S Senator From Vermont
J W Stewart who has been appointed to fill the Vermont Senate seat arrives in Colorado Springs to visit his son Philip J Stewart. The appointment, first learned via Associated Press, comes as a surprise to Stewart who says he was not a candidate and he is gratified by the unsolicited selection. Stewart previously served as Vermont governor from 1870 to 1872 and later in the Forty-eighth Congress.
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J. W. Stewart
Iran
Vermont
Pletehepproctor
Philip J. Stewart
Colorado Springs
United States Senate
Associated Press
Stewart
Choosing Senator Whyte's Successor in Maryland Legislature
In Annapolis on March 24 Democratic members of both houses voted unanimously for former Governor John Walter Smith to fill the unexpired term of the late William P. Whyte. The Republicans boycotted the caucus, arguing it would violate constitutional statutes, and the legality of the election is to be questioned.
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Anapolis
John Walter Smith
United States
William PP. Whyte
Smith
Sheriff Webb Killed by Suspected Rustler Near Billings
Yellowstone county Sheriff James Webb was shot and killed on the Mussle Shell six miles from Billings after arresting William Byckfound, a horse thief from Wyoming. Byckfound fled as posses pursue him. no court trial planned if he is captured.
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Morning Journal
Helena
Mont
James Webb
Yellowstone County
Billings
William Byckfound
Wyoming
Webb
Byckfound
Byeckfound
Buckfound
Buckford Located Near Horse Creek Prompting Large Posses
A report from Billings Montana says Buckford the alleged murderer of Sheriff Webb has been located in a cout near Horse Creek and a large posse has the area surrounded tonight.
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Billings
Mont
Buckford
Webb
Horse Creek
Colorado Republican Attacks Dingley Tariff Move
Congressman Cooke of Colorado denounces the Republican conferences for placing manganese ore on the free list in the Dingley tariff bill. He argues the act devastates the manganese industry and harms miners across several states.
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Washington, D. C
Cooke
Colorado
House Today
Currency reform moves advance in Senate progress
In Washington the currency bill gains exclusive Senate attention with Aldrich planning to push its status. LaFollette continues his currency bill remarks as a joint SenateHouse commission for permanent reform is floated. In the House Williams of Mississippi signals a planned filibuster to force action on the employers liability bill and other measures, while Sulzer seeks to expunge remarks but fails. The agricultural appropriation debate continues as the House adjourns at 5:09 p.m.
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Republican Party
Williams
Washington, D. C
Senate
Aldrich
LaFollette
House
Congress
Mississipppi
House of Representatives
Sulzer
New York
Walzer
Pennsylvania
Stevens Shot at Ferry Station Stirs Seoul Ties
Warham W. Stevens foreign adviser to Korea in Seoul is wounded by a Korean at a San Francisco ferry station. Doctors report a possible lung wound yet he is listed as resting easily at St. Francis Hospital. Officials push a non conspiratorial view and US authorities consider a formal investigation.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Warham W. Stevens
Seoul
St. Francis Hospital
California Street
Hayashi
Tokio
Stevens
Biggey
Lane Hospital
Harry B. Molitt
United States
Secret Service Office
Washington
Robert T. Devlin
Mr. Stevens
D. L. Richardson
Japan
Zumwalt
Railroad Demurrer Sustained by Court
Denver March 24 Judge R F Lewis in US court sustained the demurrer of Union Pacific to the US complaint alleging violation of livestock shipping laws. Union Pacific and Colorado and Southern were charged with keeping a sheep shipment over 28 hours in cars. Suit began at the urging of the American Livestock Association. The demurrer argued that two railroads cannot be joined in such a suit.
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Denver
R. F Lewis
United States Court Today
Union Pacifi Railroad Company
United States
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
American Livestock Association
Agricultural bill carries 11.4 million in Congress
Washington March 24. The agricultural appropriation bill began its consideration in the House. The measure carries eleven million four hundred thirty one thousand three hundred forty six dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Hous
Trained Nurses Bill Advances for Navy Corps
Washington March 24. The house committee on naval affairs favorably reported the bill to establish and organize a corps of trained women nurses for the United States navy.
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Navy
Washington, D. C
United States Navy
House Committee On Naval Affairs
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