Hawaii Territorial Government Bill Passes House
Washington April 6 the house approved a substitute for the senate bill creating a territorial government for Hawaii and sent the measure to conference. Debate focused on a resident commissioner versus a delegate and on whether Hawaii might become a state. Amendments on land reports and Asian labor provisions were adopted or defeated as the bill advanced.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hawaii
Hill
Connecticut
Congress
Newlands
Surveyor General
Department of Labor
Legislature of
Mr. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Mr. Hill
Hitt
Minolta
Hawaiian Commission
Corridora
Supreme Court
Kitt
Hrwal
Mesers
Carter
Thurston
Hatch
Hastings
Williams
Mississippi
Mr. Hitt
Senate proceeds on Indian bill as Deboe move cited
In Washington on April 6 Senator Deboe signaled a reference of former Senator Blackburns credentials to privileges and elections. The Senate debated the Indian appropriation bill as Mr Sullivan backed Quays seating for Pennsylvania. The chamber adopted a rules change to handle a vice president death, and awaited a Philippine vote timeline. A $6,000 grant for Morris Indian School land was approved while agency appropriations for Quapaw Sac and Fox and Sisseton were kept alive.
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Washington
Deboe
Kentucky
J. C.& Blackburn
Committee On
Senate
Sullivan
Mississippi
Quay
Blackburn
Committee On Privileges
Jones
Arkansas
Spooner
Committee On Rules
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
District of Columbia
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Havana
Butler
Associated Press
Navajo Indian
Territory
Arizona
Rhoup
Stewart
McLauren
Thurston
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Philippines
Nelson
Minnesota
Morris
Minn
Quapwa
Indian Territory
Sac and Fox
Iowa
Sisseton
Ten Clean Scores in Grand American Handicap Shoot
In New York on April 6 a consolidation handicap final of the Grand American Interstate Association five-third tournament completed. Sixty-two contestants shot yesterday with ten achieving clean scores: Van Allen, Budd, Fanning, Prince, Wayman, Blake, Travis, Nauman, Fulford, and Heikes, sharing a prize of $564.
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New York
Grand American Interstate Association
van Allen
Budd
Fanning
Prince
Wayman
Blake
Travis
Nauman
Fulford
Heikes
Taylor and Beckham Governorship Case to U S Supreme Court
Ex Governor Bradley and Judge Yost announce that an appeal will be taken to the United States Supreme Court for the Taylor Beckham governorship dispute. The Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld the Democrats, ruling the legislature’s seating of Beckham final and dismissing court review.
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Frankfurt
W. ©. Braaley
Taylor
Marshall
Supreme Court of the United States
Mr. Bradley
W. H. Yost
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Bradley
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Durelle
Beckham
London
United States Court
Burnam
Guffy
Hobson
Jung
Legislative Journal
General Assembly
Governor Taylor Denounces Kentucky Press Smears
Governor Taylor denounces weeks of vilification by Kentucky newspapers. He cites false claims that he fled justice after funerals and home visits and says reports of being met by soldiers with a Gatling gun are untrue. He condemns the ghoulish smear campaign.
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Cincinnati
Taylor
Frankfort
Kentucky
Tate
Supreme Court hears habeas case on notary power
Helena April 6. The Supreme Court examined whether a notary public may commit an unwilling witness to jail for contempt and whether the high court can review lower court habeas corpus actions. The lengthy arguments centered on certiorari review and the Ottway Jackson precedent from Custer County.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Whiteside
Clark
Ramsey
Notary Loeb
McIntyre
District Court
Messrs
Faswet Hartman
Messis Day
Clayberg
Custer County
Cabinet Meeting Deliberates Philippine Commission Instructions
Washington April 6 cabinet session focused on drafting instructions for the Philippine commission. The substance is expected to be released before the commissioners sail from San Francisco on the 15th. Brief mention also made of Webster Davis successor and Admiral Dewey candidacy.
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Washington
Philippine Commission
San Francisco
Webster Davis
Dewey
Dewey Invited to Chicago Encampment
Chicago residents consider inviting Admiral Dewey as a presidential candidate to attend the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in August if the committee decides against welcoming him in May. William H. Harper, chairman, said the G A R men are eager for his attendance.
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Mr. Williams
Hawaii
Mississippi
Williams
Connecticut
Rhode Island
South
Chicago
Dewey Committee
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Admiral Dewey
William H. Harper
General Committee
Martial law declared after anti immigrant riot in Puerto Tiera
At Puerto Tiera in San Juan on April 6 mobs of about 1000 men attacked English speaking African descended laborers. One Puerto Rican killed, one seriously injured, three St Kitts men badly wounded. Martial law and troops under Captain Alexander were deployed. shops closed and crowds dispersed. British consul seeks protection for subjects.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Puerto Tiera
St. Thomas
St. Kitts
Alexander
Ansell
Parker
Cure a Cold in One Day The Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Advertisement notes a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if ineffective. Mentions Grove's signature on each box and price 25 cents.
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Grove
Jeffries Knocks Out Finnegan in 65 Seconds at Cadillac Club
Champion James J. Jeffries stopped John Finnegan of Pittsburg in 65 seconds at the Cadillac Athletic club. Finnegan landed the first punch, but Jeffries answered with a left to the jaw, a second hard blow in the same place, and a stomach shot that left Finnegan down and out. Referee Biler counted off as Finnegan stayed down and had to be helped to his corner after the decisive sequence.
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Detroit
Mich
James J. Jeffries
John Finnegan
Pittsburg
Cadillac Athletic Club
Finnegan
Jeffries
Biler
Wisconsin embezzler hunted since 1900s arrested in Spokane
Spokane reports the arrest of L P Hunner wanted in Buffalo county Wisconsin for embezzling 130000. A Wisconsin deputy sheriff plans to transport Hunner via Spokane & Northern to join an east bound Great Northern train at Deer Park. He allegedly served as a bank president.
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Spokane
Wash
L. P. Hunner
Buffalo County
Wisconsin
Republic
Cole
Spokane & Northern
Deer Park
Great Northern
Hunner
Miner William Pipkins Testifies in Coeur d'Alene Inquiry
Making slow progress at the Coeur d'Alene investigation, William M. Pipkins, a Coeur d'Alene union miner, testifies about threats and intimidation against nonunion workers and expulsions to Wardner. The hearing stalls over questions about events before the mill explosion.
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Washington
William M. Pipkins
Coeur d'Alene
Wardner
Democratic campaign committee selects McRae and Norton for top roles
National Cou mteemen, Washington, April 6 The Democratic congressional campaign committee picks Representative McRae of Arkansas as chairman and Norton of Ohio as vice chairman. The executive committee includes Senator Cockrell of Missouri and Representatives Hall of Pennsylvania Rupert of New York Turner of Kentucky Daly of New Jersey Fitzgerald of Massachusetts and Denny of Maryland.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Representative McRae
Arkansas
Norton
Ohio
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Hall
Pennsylvania
Rupert
New York
Turner
Kentucky
Daly
New Jersey
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Deny
Maryland
Carter bill favors Great Falls public building fund
Senator Carter won a favorable report on his measure providing 3 dollars for a public building in Great Falls. The Indian appropriation bill passed the Senate allocating 2000 dollars to pay settlers on the Northern Wyoming reservation under the McLaughlin agreement.
Republican call for statewide convention to select delegates
San Francisco April 6 the republican state committee issued a call for a convention at Sacramento May 14 to elect delegates to the national convention.
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San Francisco
Republican State Committee
Sacramento
New York Chamber Proposes Abolishing Stamp Tax
The New York chamber of commerce adopted resolutions calling for immediate abolition of stamp taxes as government revenue allows. If total abolition is not possible at first, taxes on telegrams, express and freight receipts, proprietary articles, and sales on exchanges should be halted first.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Admiral Kautz to visit Bremerton with battleship Iowa
Rear Admiral Kautz who commands the Pacific squadron will arrive next month with the battleship Iowa to be docked for repairs at the Bremerton naval station. The information comes from a private letter he sent to a prominent local marine man.
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Beatile
Wash
Kautz
Pacific Squadron
United States Navy
Lowa
Naval Station
Bremerton
Chinese Ministers to Remain in Post Longer
London April 7 report says Li Hung Chang asked for leniency and the Chinese ministers in London and Washington will be allowed to keep their posts for a time longer per the request.
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London
the Times
Li Hung Chang
Washington
Miners laid off as ore treatment costs bite Portland mine
Work stoppage at the Portland mine in Cripple Creek Colorado affects two hundred miners due to high smelter rates for treating gold ore.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Portland
Barber Shop For Sale At 236 E Park St Butis
For sale notice seeks inquiry on a barber shop located at 236 East Park Street in Butis. Property listed as bargain. potential buyers invited to investigate deal and terms.
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E. Park St
Butis
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Matte
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Lydia Kk. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Cal
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J. Wolfson
San Antonio
Texas
Lydia E. Piliikhanm
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Great Falls
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