Army versus Civil Government in the Philippines hearing
Senate Philippines committee hear Major Gardener report on Tayabas province and army conduct. General MacArthur defends operations, civilian governance, and public order while addressing killings and treatment of natives. Corbin and Chaffee correspondence cited as investigation ordered.
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Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Washington
Whhen
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
Senator Lodge
Niegger
Batangas
Laguna
Samarits
United States
Barrios
Chaffee says Gardener to file charges for Tayabas
General Chaffee reports Major Gardener, civil governor of Tayabas, has been directed to submit specific charges, but none have been received yet. He adds that once the specifications arrive, the investigation will be rushed as quickly as possible.
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General Chaffee
Tayabas
Chaffee
Tragedy in Everett Ends With Double Murder Suicide
Mrs Bucey, once Miss Mille Hale of Vancouver, B C, aged 25, killed her husband and son with a 38 calibre Winchester at the family diner in Everett and then died by self inflicted gunshot. Evidence suggests she suffered mental instability prior to the killings. Bucey’s estate is valued at $20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Wash
Bucey
Pacey
Mille Hale
Vacouver
B. C
Wisconsin
Madison
Henry Acey
Tacoma
Platform Stresses Philippine Self Government and Labor Reform
The Oregon Democratic state convention in Portland adopted a platform calling for self-government for the Philippines, free trade with island residents, and opposition to trusts. It favors a national popular vote for senators, initiative and referendum, and a cabinet secretary of labor. It also supports improving the Columbia River, fiscal prudence, and opposition to railroad subsidies and the Northern Securities merger.
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Portland
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
Phiippine Bank
United States
Samuel White
Baker City
State Central Committee
Republican Party
Philippines
Philippine E Commission
Republican Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Orient
Mitchell-Kahn
Congress
Department of Labor
Northern Securities Company
Columbia River
Vancouver Woman Kills Husband Son and Herself
Mrs. Racey who killed her husband and young son and herself in Everett Washington last night formerly lived in Vancouver and was married there Her parents are respected in Cedar Cove a suburban district near Vancouver BC
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Vancouver
B.C
Racey
Everett
Wash
Cedar Cove
Dole Reports Hawaii Money Tightness and Reforms Sought
Governor Dole, in Washington to meet the president, says Hawaii faces a tight money market with no major failures. He notes limited revenues hinder public improvements and recalls the loss of customs revenues, urging needed loans and legislative action to support growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dole
Hawaii
Hawai
Pension Favorable For Mrs McKinley Widow Of President
Washington April 10 The house committee on pensions reports a Senate bill granting a 5000 annual pension to Mrs McKinley widow of the president. Representative Sulloway of New Hampshire signs the favorable report noting McKinley’s military and political service and his assassination while serving the country.
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Washington
House
Senate
McKinley
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Congress
Lincoln
Garfield
United States
Officials Come Together in Red Lodge Public Dispute
In Red Lodge on April 10 Senator W. F. Meyer and County Commissioner W. B. Nutting argued on the sidewalk by the post office. Nutting punched Meyer in the face, sparking a scuffle halted by bystanders. Both men appeared later in police court and each paid an $8.75 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Red Lodge
W. F. Meyer
W. B. Nutting
Nutting
Meyer
Tiends
North Montana Round-Up Merges With Montana Stock Association
The Standard reports that the North Montana Round-Up and other stock groups will join the Montana Stock Association at next week’s meeting. The merger would centralize stockmen’s actions against rustlers and save money for hiring more stock detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Fort Benton
North Montana Round-Up Association
Montana Stock Association
Fugitive from Colorado Springs Arrested in Boston
Detectives aided by a Boston Inspector capture Philip A Troutfeiter alias A P Taylor on a warrant charging him as a fugitive from justice in Colorado Springs. He may also face charges in Neeley and Rathbone Cuban postal frauds and is accused of stealing 1500 dollars from Emiline Baker there in April 1898 for personal use.
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Boston
Philip A. Troutfeiter
A. P. Taylor
Colorado Springs
Neeley and Rathbone
Emiline Baker
Boise man captured on bullion theft charge
Charles Maddy, wanted in Canyon City Oregon for stealing bullion, was captured in Boise Idaho. He arrived from Thunder Mountain Monday, was arrested in Oregon and escaped jail, and admitted his identity when taken into custody here.
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Boise
Idaho
Charles Maddy
Canyon City
Ore
Maddy
Thunder Mountain
Oregon
Mrs. Roosevelt Dies Suddenly in Atlantic City
Atlantic City. April 10. Mrs Marion Roosevelt wife of Robert Roosevelt of New York and aunt of President Roosevelt died today of cerebral paralysis after being stricken last evening. She never regained consciousness.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Marion Roosevelt
Robert Roosevelt
New York
President Roosevelt
New York Cannot Have Him Leadville Jimmy Case
San Francisco dispatch reports Captain Seymour received a telegram from Captain Titus of the New York detective bureau stating James Courtney known as Leadville Jimmy has been indicted for first degree murder in New York for the killing of his mistress Clara Englehart on October 8, 1991. Courtney will be held locally and tried for the murder of Policeman Robinson in San Francisco earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Seymour
George F. Titus
New York Detective Bureau
James Courtney
Alais
Leadville Jimmy
New York
Courtney
Clara Englehart
Robinson
Textile Workers endorses Augusta strike for higher wages
Fall River officials announce the United Textile Workers executive committee endorsed the Augusta Georgia cotton mill workers strike for a 10 percent wage increase. Secretary Albert Hibbert is authorized to lead the strike in Augusta then confer with the American Federation of Labor in Washington. Members will be assessed to fund the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
United Textile Workers of America
Augusta
Albert Hibbert
Washington
American Federation of Labor
United Textile Workers
Senate confirms Army nominations including Hughes and DeRussey
Washington reports the senate confirmed major general and brigadier general nominations today. Brigadier generals named include Robert P. Hughes Isaac D. DeRussey Andrew S. Bart and Michael V. Sheridan. A number of army chaplains were also approved.
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Washington
Senate
Robert P. Hughes
Isaac D. DeRussey
Andrew S. Bart
Michael V. Sheridan
Army
Wallace Fireman Killed In Switch Collision
A railroad incident in Wallace Idaho on April 10 killed Fireman U S World when cars being switched struck the rear of his engine and ran three wheels over his chest.
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Wallace
Idaho
U. S. World
Appointments in Montana and Crow Indian School
Washington reports C. L. Crane named postmaster at Armington Montana and Miss Alice M. Pike of Iowa appointed teacher at the Crow Indian School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
C. L. Crane
Armington
Alice M. Pike
Iowa
Cholera Toll Rising in Philippines Provinces and Manila
Plague in Philippines reports 224 cholera cases and 166 deaths in provinces. Manila shows 2 cases and 16 deaths.
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Manila
Mission at St Peter's Stirs City with Men Only Week
Rev Father Joseph Nierman leads a St Peter's Catholic church mission with women at first week and men only in the second week. Daily services attract large crowds as Rev Fathers Straubinger Mahoney and donor Father Bernat assist. Next Sunday begins the men only week with morning mass at o and evening services at 8. Strong city impact noted.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Joseph Nierman
Father Straubinger
Father Mahoney
Father Nierman
St. Peter's Church
John B. P.rnat
St. Peter's
Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin to Play at Margaret Theater
Theatrical attraction defies shifting taste as Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin sails into a Saturday matinee at the Margaret Theater. The company, praised as a superior ensemble, has carried the drama since its Troy museum debut and later success in New York.
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Stetson
Troy Museum
Old National Theater
Chatham Street
New York
Margaret Theater
Anaconda Theatre Delivers Mixed Julius Caesar Show
Frederick Warde disappointed Anaconda theatergoers with a sparse audience and a late start due to electrical issues. Critics praised Warde and Parry Johnstone along with Herman and the supporting cast for strong individual performances in the Julius Caesar production.
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Anaconda
Frederick Warde
the Margaret
Warde
Opera House
Julius Caesar
Julus Caesar
Marcus Antonius
Parry Johnstone
Caius Cassius
Mr. Johnstone
Charles D. Herman
Marcus Brutus
H. M. O’connor
Allen Bertelle
Miss Tres
Pinafore at Margaret Theater Promises Pleasant Surprise
The Anaconda public is promised a charming Pinafore at the Margaret theater Monday evening. Indications point to a well presented opera by local home talent, rivaling anything seen in Montana. The company rehearses nightly and special scenery has arrived for the production.
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Margaret Theater
Montana
Sale of Seats Opens at Smith Drug Store Today
In readiness for the proper presentation of the catchy piece the sale of seats opens at the Smith drug store today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Store
Woman Retains Jewelry in Nethart diamond case
Mrs. I. F. Day holds the diamond ring and gold chain presented by Count Kleesattle after Justice W. H. Race ruled for the defense in the trial of the Nethart diamond case. The judge found Kleesattle received consideration, and the plaintiff Richard Kleesattle failed to refute the defense evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
I. F. Day
Kleesattle
Luelle Roehl
W. H. Race
Nethart
Race
Mrs. Davis
Richard Kleesattle
Loggers Death From Falling Tree Near Thunder Bay
Vancouver April 10. The steamer Cassiar has brought the body of D. E. Murray a well known logger from Thunder Bay. Murray was felling a large tree when it toppled trapping his leg and causing fatal bleeding before aid could arrive.
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Vancouver
B. C
Thunder Bay
LB. C
D. E. Murray
Murray
Horses to be rounded up for South Africa service
Vancouver April 10 An organized effort is under way to round up and break in hundreds of wild horses roaming the Coal Hill to N colin ranges in British Columbia These ponies with wiry build and hardiness are eyed for service in South Africa via Colonel Dent the British army purchasing agent arriving in about two months to buy horses for the war effort
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Vancouver
B. C
Coal Hill
N.coln
Dent
British Columbia
South Africa
Navy Rear Admiral Farquhar to Retire Tomorrow
Washington April 10 Rear Admiral Norman B Farquhar will be retired tomorrow His retirement promotes Captains Joseph B Coghlan and James H Sands to rear admirals.
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Washington
Norman
Farquhar
Joseph B. Coghlan
James H. Sands
Octogenarian Woman Dies After Home Fire
Mrs Jane Huey of San Jose died from injuries after a residence blaze last evening left her severely burned. The elderly resident succumbed today after enduring intense pain.
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San Jose
Cal
Jane Huey
Death of Major Whitehead Head of Torpedo Company
Vienna reports Major Whitehead, chief of the Whitehead Torpedo company, has died. The obituary notes his leadership role and his prominence in wartime arms manufacturing.
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Vienna
Major Whitehead
The
Whitehead Torpedo Company
Burying an Iron Rail in Lancashire Folklore
A curate in an iron town of Lancashire consented to bury with religious rites one rail from a molten metal flux after a worker fell into a furnace. The rail was placed in a wooden box and interred in the graveyard, not inside the church.
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Lancashire
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Patterson
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Senator Carmack
Archipeace
China
Mabini
Senator Patterson
Guam
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Anderson
Uavoivce
Gans & Klein
North Main Street
Butte
Stein-Klock Co
Democrats OF
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Lain
Phil
Ippines
Vanco
Uver
M’kinley
Stock Associationa Consolidate
Troutfeiter
Taylor
Jimmy
Liceman Robinson
Indorses Augusta
General Bart
Chicago
N. K
Anacunda
ST. Peter’s
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Mr W Warde
Justice Race
Consid
Missouri
Hennessy’s
Miles
Knox
Mr. Miles
Scha‘ziein Paint Co
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