Senate tariff wrangle over lead duties and Boyle verdict
Senate debate on Section 180 of the tariff bill centers on lead duties of two and one eighth cents per pound. Bristow opposes increases, arguing higher rates raise costs and hurt industry. Separately, Mercer Pa jurors convict Mrs James H Boyle on aiding kidnapping, potential term up to life. she vows to fight and blames jealous accusers.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington, May
Senate
Senator Bristow
House
Bristow
Kristow
Senate Tariff Debate Divides on Duty Schedule
Washington May session centers on pig iron tariffs with debate over amending finance committee recommendations to align rates with the Dingley law. Senators clash over protection and revenue, while Newlands and Clapp discuss interstate commerce oversight and state rate reasonableness.
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Washington, May
Thostout
Committee On Finance
Lodge
United States
Massachusetts
Newlands
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nevada
Clapp
Minnesota
Roosevelt Nominated For New York City Mayor
Morning Journal reports Stewart L Woodford proposes Theodore Roosevelt for mayor of New York. Woodford says Roosevelt would be second only to the president in dignity and importance and could do more good for the country as mayor. Roosevelt, born in New York, known for direct and effective leadership.
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New York
May
Theodore Roosevelt
Stewart L Woodford
Minketer
Spain
Hoosevelt
Offic
Roosevelt
King Edward Returns to London After Italian Tour
King Edward returns to London this evening from a two month absence. During the trip he visited earthquake affected regions in Southern Italy and spent most of the time in Harrow.
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King Bward
London
Edward
Italy
Harrows
Grand Catholic Procession to Close Three Day Jubilee
The Immaculate Conception parish concludes three days of ceremonies with a pontifical high mass at 10 AM led by the archbishop and many priests. A grand procession from Sixth and Copper ends at the church with benediction and an informal reception. The parade features multiple divisions, bands, schools, and civic groups led by Grand Marshal M. O'Donnell.
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Immaculate Conception
C. M. Capilupi
A. Docher
P. Tomassini
Albert Daeger
J. J. Gateley
J. Derasches
A. M. Mandalari
Father Barry
Denver
Immaculate Conception Choir
Giotta
Terra
Laudamus
Pedcaia Mundi
Olorza
Reoprane
M. P. Welly
J. B. Bure
Iseth
Millard
Aches Hall
O. N. Marron
Patice
M. O'Donnell
FF Acherle
Schoal
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Sehool Bove At. Vincent's Academy
Immaculate Conception School
Moarehal
M. FP
Kells Beuered Heart
Children of Mary Holy Family Sodaltity Alliance
American Young Ladies’ Sodality
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters Married Ladies
Bodality
Mereha
J. A. Johnson Knights of Columbus Firet Communion
Acolytical Society
City Cennet
Exerilency
Lorgy
Prarstui
O'Rielly Weber
Has
Virgin Mary central to Catholic devotion, Denver sermon
Father Edward Parry of the Sacred Heart in Denver preached on the Virgin Mary as central to Catholic belief. He argued devotion requires knowledge of the object and its moral worth, tied to the incarnation and Mary as Mother of God. The sermon affirmed Mary’s unique role and signaled a continuation on page 2.
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Edward Parry
Church of the Sacred Heart of Denver
Cathalle
Barry
Mary
Cardinal Newman
John
Goa
God
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Chad
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Virgin of Nazareth
Reem Mary
Oklahoma Governor Among Defendants In Creek Land Fraud Case
Federal Judge Campbell overruled demurrers in the Motteit Creek land suit filed by the United States to recover Muskogee town lots totaling about 2000 acres. Gov Charles N Haskell and other Oklahoma figures face fraud charges tied to dummy owners. Innocent purchasers are promised protection as indictments are revisited by a new grand jury in Tulsa.
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Morning Journal
Muskogee
Okla
May
Judes Campbell
Charles N Haskell
Haskell
Campbell
Owever
United States
Joéee
Cnlls
Tulen
Hard Won Cash for Arborg in Danger
Congress faces a special session to decide whether nearly 1 million dollars in river and harbor appropriations revert to the surplus fund on June 1 1909 if unspent. Key projects at Coos Bay Oregon Sacramento and Feather rivers in California Tacoma Washington and Pass Cavallo Texas may be affected. Local lawmakers protest the automatic reversion and seek to preserve funds for ongoing work.
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United States
National Treasury
Treasury
Burton
Secretary of War
Columbia River
Oregon
Coos Bay
Sacramento
Peather Rivers
California
Tacoma
Fire Damages Tokyo Commercial High School Lab and Library
A blaze believed incendiary broke out at 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Tokyo's Commercial High School. Firemen and troops contained the fire in about an hour, causing damage only to the laboratory and library. Suspicion falls on enraged students angry over a proposed university status compromise.
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Torio
Commercial
College of Law
University of Tokio
No law to close bars in Owa on Memorial Day
Des Moines May 8 Attorney General Wo HL Byers declares there is no law requiring saloons to close on Memorial Day this year. He notes the official holiday falls on May 41 and finds no statute mandating bar closures.
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Owa
Des Moines
Wo HL Byers
Abdul Persuaded to Part With Fortune
A May dispatch reports Abdul Hamid pressured to hand over funds deposited abroad and at Wildiz. The cabinet views foreign deposits as state property and expects Abdul Hamid to direct agents to pay, possibly securing a share for the family. A military commission heads to Adana to probe Armenian massacres, under martial law, with ten battalions backing authority. Further prosecutions in Constantinople for April 13 revolts delayed.
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Constantinople
May
Wildiz
Abdul Hamid
Adana
Patten Strives to Hide Identity Amid Reporter Chase
James A. Patten Chicago wheat operator travels undercover under the alias Ed Jones. In Trinidad he seeks secrecy from hotel staff and train crews while officials and reporters pursue his movements en route to Chicago.
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Mr. Patten
Trinidad
Bartlett Ranch
Vermejo Springs
Ed. Jones
Chicago
Tee
Patten
Tereso
New Mexico
Vem
Mr Patten
Patten Talks Wheat Market and Denver Move
Kansas City reporters question James A. Patten as he travels from Trinidad to Chicago and asserts he never manipulated wheat markets. He says he predicted demand and that no one else would have failed to act. Reports note he may relocate to Denver for health reasons and to reduce newspaper attention.
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Kansas City
May
James A. Patten
Trinidad
Chicago
Patten
Colorado
Farther Quakes in Southern Italy After Messina Disaster
Since the great December earthquake, Messina and surrounding districts have felt frequent shocks. The Calabrian observatory reports 213 tremors from December 28 to today, with two minor shocks today causing no damage or loss of life beyond toppled walls.
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Rome
Messina
Freguio
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