Campaign of Mighty Questions in Albany Praise for Jefferson Bryan Prototype
Former Illinois Governor Altgeld spoke at an Albany banquet by the Bimetallic league honoring Jefferson. He praised Bryan as Jefferson's prototype and urged aggressive, definite reforms. The speech argued the Democratic rise depends on principles over candidates and warned Republicans and reformers against betrayal.
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Albany
N. Y
Yonhn P. Altgeld
Illinois
Stanwix Hotel
Bimetallic League
Albany County
Jefferson
Altgeld
Chicago
Bryan
Alexander
Hannibal
Caesar
Napoleon
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Lee
Jackson
Stuart
Republican Party
Hamilton
Democrats of America
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Dakotas
Democratic Party
North
Atlantic
Pacific
East
America
Republic
Bandits Hold Up Benson Mining Camp Killing Miner
In Johnson mining camp near Benson Arizona Territory Jesus Garcia and Flores robbed a gambling house and killed Scott Withersby who entered the saloon. The two Mexicans were wounded during their escape and fled after dragging themselves to their horses while pursuers gave chase.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Phoenix
Arin
Jesus Garcia
Flores
Johnson
Benson
de Scott Witheraby
Withersby
Chance meeting and a doctor’s warning in the rain
A chance meeting in wet weather leads to talk of illness and the use of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The ad cites cures for weak lungs and lingering coughs, with a testimonial from Mrs Ida Edwards of Herlieg, Georgia, and offers free correspondence with Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo, New York.
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Ida I. Edwards
Flerlieg
Geupeie Co
Pieree
Gelden
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Debated Naval Bill Sees Sharp Partisan Clash in House
The House began consideration of the naval appropriations bill with a major clash over armor plate costs and shipbuilding in government yards. Foss and Cummings defended the measure, arguing for Krupp armor at 545 per ton and warning of potential international consequences as the bill totals 261 209 000 dollars, the largest naval appropriation yet. A cyclone report notes destruction near Dallas with multiple houses wrecked and communications down.
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Washington
House
Foss
Cummings
Kitchen
North Carolina
Philippines
United States
Cuba
Naval Committee
Underwood
Alabama
Wheeler
Kentucky
Congress
Whela
Payne
New York
Routelle
Maine
Bill
American Congress
Nicaragua
Japan
Russia
England
France
Germany
Manila
Dallas
Queen Regent Convokes Vispano American Congress for November
Madrid April 16 The queen regent signed a decree convoking the Vispano American congress for November next The congress follows demonstrations from the Argentine training ship Presidente Sarmiento visit to Spanish ports The Spanish government also assigned a credit to cover expenses for Spanish representatives.
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Madrid
Presidente Sarmiento
Three parties plan fusion at Nebraska nominating convention
State central committees of the democrats, populists and free silver republicans met in Lincoln and agreed to fuse for the state nominating conventions set for July 11. Officers’ apportionment was not decided.
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Lincoln, Neb
Democrats
Populists
Free Silver Republicans
Lincoln
Bailey Leads In Texas County Primary
Houston report states Travis County backs J W Bailey for United States senator while Bailey leads in 12 counties to Chilton’s 3. The tally marks a strong local showing for Bailey ahead of the statewide race.
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Houston, Tex
Travis County
J. W. Bailey
United States
Mr. Bailey
Chilton
Fyelone's Work In Dallas Report Dated April First
A special to the News from Rouse Texas dated April first reports on Fyelone's work in Dallas. The dispatch notes local activity and context surrounding the subject as of early April.
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Dallas
Texas
Rouse
Accounting Sought in Fight Over Yeast and Distillery Business
Justice Lawrence grants Mrs. Johanna Fleischmann widow of Maximilian Fleischmann to inspect firm books for an accounting since 1899. Suit against heirs of Charles Fleischmann seeks to settle ownership of a yeast and distillery empire worth millions amid family disputes and alleged coerced releases.
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New York
Lawrence
Supreme Court Today
Johanna Fleichmann
Pilechmann
Fletchmann
Julius
Cincinnati
Maximillian J. Meichmann
Charles
Klondike in Manila Interest Reported in Luzon Mineral Wealth
The Tartar arrived from Manila and was released from quarantine. William Odun, a veteran prospector, claims a rich gold ledge near Vigan and is forming a ex-soldiers company to pursue mining there. He says Luzon rivals the Klondike and South Africa for mineral wealth.
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San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
William Odun
Vigan
Colorado
California
Odun
Klondike
South Africa
Luzon
Changed Hands. Hoke Smith sells Atlanta Journal stake
Hon Hoke Smith sells his stock in the Atlanta Journal to H M Atkinson Norrie Brandon and J R Gray. Minority holders also dispose of shares. Smith nets 159000 for 53 shares in a 276600 total deal. George H Dickinson named publisher. H H Calhanniss and Josiah Carte remain as business manager and editor. Atkinson heads several Georgia companies.
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Atlanta
Hon. Hoke Smith
Atlanta Journal
H. M. Atkinson
Norrie Brandon
J. R. Gray
Als
Mr. Smith
George H. Dickinson
New York Herald
H. H. Calhanniss
Josiah Carte
Atkinson
Georga Electric Light Company
Southern Banking and Trust Company
Lifton, Thomasville & Gulf Railroad
Union Lumber Company
Funeral service for Chas Gideon held in Helena
At Jean W. Luke residence on Benton avenue a funeral in Episcopal rites was held for Chas Gideon who died last Friday night at Neihart. Rev. W. W. Love officiated. burial followed at Forest Vale cemetery beside his wife who died five years ago. Paris Gibson of Great Falls attended from outside points.
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Helena
Jean W. Luke
Benton Avenue
Episcopal Church
Chas
Gideon
Neihart
W. W. Love
Forest Vale
Paris Gibson
Great Falls
Last Tribute for Nannie Nagle Held in Helena
The cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Helena was crowded by friends and admirers of the late Miss Nannie Nagle who died in Butte last Thursday. Brief services featured Rev Father Day praise for her pious qualities. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with many floral offerings.
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Standard
Helena
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Nannie Nagle
Butte
Father Day
Northwest Gold Mining company incorporated in Helena
Helena April 14 The Northwest Gold Mining company is formed with the secretary of state filing by F A Clark T L Letterman and C B Cryser all of Missoula. Capital stock is listed at 40000 dollars.
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The
Standard
Helena
Northwest Gold Mining Company
F. A. Clark
T. L. Letterman
C. 8. Cryser
Missoula
Alaska Civil Code Bill Sparks Senate Debate On Gold Mining Amendment
Washington April 16 The Senate debated the Alaska civil code bill most of the day with the gold mining amendment near four hours of discussion. Provisions permit exploration for gold by US citizens and declare existing mining permits void while preserving a roadway reservation. The chamber also moved to calendar a house joint resolution on a constitutional amendment for direct senatorial elections and passed urgent deficiency and district-trial measures before adjourning after an executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Bering Sea
United States
Alaska
Warren
Geesees
House
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Butler
Chandler
Committee On
Privileges and Elections
Hioar
Committee On Privileges and
Hale
Davia
Committee On Foreign Relations
Edward Gottfried
Wilkes-Barre
Trujilio
Peru
Fle
State Department
Cach Memorial
Department of State
Party of Peruvian Revolutionista
Stewart
Papal Edict Bans Religious Groups from Politics
Paris April 17 The Temps Rome correspondent reports a conclave of bishops and cardinals decided that the Assumptionists may not run La Croix anymore and that no religious congregation may participate in politics breaking global Catholic involvement including American Paulists.
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Paris
Rome
The
Temps
la Croix
Dr Hill Name Erased from Chicago Presbytery Rolls
With one dissenting vote the committee report on Dr Newell Dwight Hill's request to erase his name from the Chicago presbytery rolls was adopted at the body’s regular meeting. The Brooklyn physician sought removal from the rolls. The action reflects ecclesiastical record adjustments in Chicago.
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Chicago
Newell Dwight Hill
Brooklyn
Portugal Grants All Pay Award, Irwin Reports
Washington April 16 United States Minister Irwin at Lisbon reports to the State Department that the Portuguese government has made all payable obligations. Details surround compensation and settlement terms emerging from the negotiations with Lisbon officials.
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Washington
United States
Irwin
Lisbon
Hase
Department of State
Portugal Plans Payment of 5 Million Dollar Arbitration Award
The Portuguese minister for foreign affairs announced in the house of delegates that nearly 5 million dollars will be paid from the northern and eastern railway bonds. The Lourenco Marques railway will stay in Portugal's possession.
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Delagoa Bay
House of Delegates
Portugal
Commissioners' Expenses for Philippine Commission Revealed
The president sent a detailed itemized bill to the senate showing 117 185 total expenses for the Philippine Commission. It lists 10 000 salaries for Schurmann Worcester and Denby 80 000 in per diem after returning to the United States 5 285 secretary to the commission 12 220 transportation 13 687 Manila household expenses 9 252 clerical services and 14 998 miscellaneous. The president also proposes equal payment for Admiral Dewey and General Otis at the same rate as other members.
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Washington
Senate
Schurmann
Worcester
Denby
United States
Manila
Hay
Admiral Dewey
General Otis
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement
An old drug advertisement touts a product to cure a cold in one day. It urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises a refund if it fails. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box.
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W. Grove
Naval Policy Board Forms in Washington
The new naval policy board met for its first session at the navy department with Admiral Dewey presiding and officers including Crowninshield Chadwick Evans Clark Sigsbee Reed Mulligan Walker Ward as secretary. The group organized and discussed work scope and the need to subdivide tasks while keeping proceedings secret, noting defense and offensive planning require strict confidentiality and that current news will not be provided.
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Washington
New
Naval Policy Board
Navy Department
Dewey
Crowninshield
Chadwick
Taylor
Evans
Clark
Sigsbee
Reed
United States Marine Corps
Mulligan
Walker
Ward
Inoperative Mine Closure Plan Stirring Illinois
Joseph Pope district secretary of the United Mine Workers says the East St Louis decision by mine managers and examiners to shut all Illinois mines is inoperative. He notes only about a third belong to the managing body and that their action could be delayed by new hires. He adds UMWA does not support the managers and examiners movement.
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St. Louis, Mo
Belleville
Joseph Pope
United Mine Workers of America
East St. Loui S
Ilinois
Pope
United Mine Workers
Morgan & Co. negotiating for airline acquisition plan
New York April 16 J P Morgan and Co authorize an announcement that the firm is negotiating to acquire the Louisville Nashville and St Louis airline. A reorganization plan will be issued based on an agreement by the Southern Railway to take over the property after the reorganization.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Legislature Adjourns in Ohio End Exposition Funding
Columbus April 16 legislature adjourned with several bills killed including a million dollar appropriation for the Toledo exposition. The action ends consideration of the expo funding as the session closes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nelson Peterson granted new trial for murder in Ravalli County
The Montana supreme court granted Nelson Peterson a new trial for the murder of Andrew Nelson, reversing on grounds that evidence of threats against Peterson by Nelson was improperly excluded. Peterson testified Nelson abused and threatened him, and that he fired in fear as Nelson advanced. The ruling notes procedural issues and affirms no error in denying a separate sanity trial. Continues on page eight.
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Fielena
Nelson Peterson
Ravalli County
Andrew Nelson
Supreme Court
Nelson
Peterson
Defendant
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Hamilton, Can
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Tietagoa Pay
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