Justice for bailed officer sparks senate clash
Senator Rayner blasts President's prerogative in a dispute over Colonel William F. Stewart of the Coast Artillery at Fort Grant Arizona. He cites court of inquiry limits and argues military discipline and constitutional rights are at stake amid a three year exile proposal and rival precedents. Senator Pinckney Whyte's granddaughter is noted.
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Washington, D. C
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Maryland
Senate
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Gran
Arizona
Stewart
Fort Grant
Rayner
William Grant
Murray
Duval
Davis
Mr. Rayner
Colonel Stewart
Cromaress
Europe
United States
Senator Pinckney Whyte
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Adverts Women’s Ailments The Weakness Cure
An advertisement promotes Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for various female ailments including headaches backache faint spells and heavy periods. It warns against severe diseases and claims the formula strengthens the whole female system and pelvic organs without alcohol or habit forming drugs. Dr. K V Pierce offers correspondence and a 1000 page medical adviser for purchase.
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Eal
Pierce
Doctor Y Sanderpe
K. V. Pierce
Senate dispute over Colonel Stewart exile and Roosevelts criticism
Senator Rayner and others spar over President Roosevelts handling of Colonel Stewart exile. Stewart writes from Fort Grant claiming harsh conditions, while Rayner argues the president is subject to law. The nine page letter condemns Stewarts conduct and questions his fitness for command.
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William Pinckney
Maryland
Stewart
Senator Foraker
Senator Rayner
Colonel Stewart
War Department
Fort Grant
Washington
Rayner
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Rayner
Vandal Lynched by Peasants in Belgium
In Covertral near Courtral May 12 a mob of Belleghm villagers armed with chibs and knives killed a man caught burglarizing a chapel. The attack followed anger over prior church robberies including the Notre Dame theft last December. Seven suspects were arrested and doctors reported twenty seven knife wounds on the body.
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Covertral
Belgium
Belleghm
Courtral
Church of Notre Dam
van Dyke
Publishers Criticism in Wood Pulp Inquiry Hearings
Washington May 12. The House special committee on wood pulp and print paper heard John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association outline the publishers case and said he would testify again. Norris described the International Paper Company and noted higher costs under consolidation. The committee asked for Times Company contract details which were denied, and Chairman Mann said many large papers resist supplying information, suggesting they may be content with current contracts.
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New York Times
Times
Mann
Congress
Veteran Prelate Pelham Williams Dies at 72
Boston May 12 Rev Dr Pelham Williams of the Colorado diocese longtime Episcopal clergyman died today at his Greenbush summer home aged seventy two. The notice notes his prominence and service in the church.
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Boston
Pelham Williams
Diocese of
Colorado
Greenbush
Bank Embezzlement Shakeup Delays Allegheny Bank Reopening
William Montgomery, former Allegheny National Bank cashier, held on embezzlement charges totaling 649000 as bondsmen surrender him. Examiner Folds notes ongoing discovery may exceed prior estimate while bank officials pledge to resume normal operations and meet customer demands tomorrow. Montgomery to provide sworn statement. bond raised to 106000 with conditions for questioning.
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Morning Journal Special
Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
National Bank
William PP. Folds
Folds
Examiner Folds
Montgomery
George FE. Toner
George E. Toner
Richard R. Quay
Army Transport Thomas Arrives with Eighth Infantry Yet Casualties
The United States army transport Thomas docked in San Francisco on May 12 bringing the Eighth Infantry officers and 500 men, along with 105 casualties and 15 prisoners from the Philippines mission.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Thomas
Philippines
Eighth Infantry
Prince De Sagan Visits Monte Carlo Casino
May 12 at Monte Carlo Madame Gould and her children arrived with Prince de Sagan. Madame Gould stayed in a hotel apartment while the prince dined and later spent time at the Casino playing for small stakes.
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Monte Carlo
Madame Gould
Prince de Sagan
Governors Dine At White House In Preconference Event
President Roosevelt hosted a White House dinner for governors attending the national conference on natural resource conservation. The dinner marked the first social meeting between the president and chief state executives, with top officials and dignitaries from federal and state ranks present.
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White House
Morning Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Puller
Harlan
Brewer
White
McKenna
Holmes
Day
Moody
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Virginia
New York
Vermont
Kentucky
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Mississippi
Sinois
Alamada
Missouri
Michigan
Waconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Colo
Presidents invites cabinet to governors conference in East Room
The president has invited his cabinet officers to meet at the executive offices tomorrow shortly before 11 o'clock and attend with him the conference of governors and other officials in the East Room. The list of states mentioned includes many from the western U.S. and extends to Porto Rico.
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Rado
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Kauffman Decisions Grim in tame Oakland exhibition
California heavyweight Ash Kauffman won a six round decision over Philadelphia’s Joe Grim in Oakland. The bout was uneventful with Grim largely defensive and Kauffman landing on the face and body but failing to KO. It marked Kauffman’s return after several months’ retirement.
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My Morning Journal
Oakland
Cal
Ash Kauuffman
California
Joe Kim
Philadelphia
Kauffman
Grim
Tontaht
Two Assassins Slay Pugilist on New York Stairway
In New York on May 12 two knife wielding assailants attacked passenger Thomas Perima known as Kid Lempe on a Sinth avenue Elevated stairs. He died at Bellevue Hospital from stab wounds. The killers vanished amid a crowded departure scene. In Boston Willie Fitzgerald defeated Aurelia Herrera in a 12 round boxing match at the Armory athletic club.
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Morning Journal
New York
Sinth Avenue
Eighty-Eigpth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Thomas Perima
Rooms for rent in new building on Broadway
Newly furnished rooms in a pew building with bath available by the day week or month at reasonable prices. Sole agent for Tijeras Canyon Mme Saloon offering imported and domestic liquors and cigars.
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