House Rules Narrow Amendments Oleomargarine Bill
Washington April 22 the house began considering senate amendments to the oleomargarine bill under a special rule 152 to 79. The chair confined further amendments and opponents were outvoted on most points while the rule was adopted and the house moved through five of fourteen pages before ad journing at 6 05 pm.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Cowherd
Missouri
New York
Chicago
Henry
Connecticut
Committee On Agriculture
Olmsted
Agricultural Committee
Wadsworth
Rawlins Voices Philippine War At Senate Hearing
In Washington on April 23 Senator Rawlins of Utah argued against the Philippines temporary government bill. He condemned water-torture and brutal acts in Samar under Major Waller, calling the war uncivilized and merciless. The Senate adjourned before his remarks concluded.
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Washington
Rawlins
Utah
Senate
Philippines
Teller
Colorado
Patterson
Hoar
Mr. Tillman
Massachusetts
War Department
Mr.Rawlins
Major Waller
Island
Samar
General Smith
Waller
Mortgages His Property in Detroit Finances
Henry C. Ward son of the late David Ward of Detroit filed trust mortgages covering all his real and personal property and his interest in his father’s estate. Total liabilities amount to 382,305 dollars. Mortgages were filed in Pontiac Oakland county on April 15. Unfortunate business ventures are believed to have caused his financial troubles.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry C. Ward
David Ward
Michigan
Pontiac
Oakland County
Ward
Health Board Denies Marie Leur French Applicant
Honolulu officials report the board of health has decided adversely to the application of Marie Leur, a French woman, with the outcome to affect her status or eligibility.
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Honolulu
Board of Health
Marie Leur
Letter from Brussels envoy seeks assignment to leper relief
Quin wrote to Miss Alice Roosevelt from Brussels asking to devote herself to leper relief. The letter was forwarded from Washington. Bishop Gulstan, consulted by the board, said harmony with the current sisters doing such work might be unlikely.
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Quin
Brussels
Alice Roosevelt
Washington
Gulstan
Passenger Train Wreck Near Cheney Kills Child and Injures Many
Spokane reports a Coulee City to Spokane train wreck about 9 05 today two more may die and several injured after derailment two miles west of Cheney. Neil Bowie of Reardon six year old killed. Kellogg injured internally and delirious. infant head injury. Bert Lindley dislocated shoulder. Eugene Rice and others bruised or injured.
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Spokane
Wash
Coulee City
Washington
Cheney
Neil Bowie
Reardon
Kellogg
Neil, Bowie
John Kellogg
Phelps
Bert Lindley
Express Messenger
Eugene Rice
Married by a Phone Unites Cincinnati Couple
A Dayton widow Mrs Gertrude Gallagher and Hopkinsville merchant Theodore Cohen were married today by telephone after a 23 dollar long distance call. The ceremony in Dayton, Kentucky lasted about 15 minutes with the couple answering the minister's questions through the receiver.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Hopkinsville
Gertrude Gallagher
Theodore Cohen
R. D. Harding
Remarkable operation grafts dog skull to human head
In Saginaw Michigan on April 23 doctors at the college hospital grafted a piece of a dog's skull into the head of John Olberg of Kenton Michigan to repair a four year old skull fracture and relieve brain pressure. The operation followed the removal of the dog skull piece which was inserted into a inch and a half hole over the brain. Olberg is reported to be recovering from the procedure and the old affliction.
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Saginaw, Mich
College Hospital
John Osberg
Kenton
Houghton County
Olberg
Discretion Allowed Chaffee Over Moro Outbreak Policy
Telegraph records reveal the War Department instructing General Chaffee to use discretion in Mindanao while avoiding imperiling the army. President’s orders stress reliance on diplomacy and negotiation with the Philippine authorities before armed action.
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Washington
War Department
Mindanao
Davis
Chaffee
Taft
Manila
Malabang
Baldwin
D. C
Corbin
White House
Washington, D. C
Doctor Treacy Moves Patterson to Helena for Care
Special dispatch reports Dr. Treacy transporting J. F. Patterson by special train to Helena. Patterson is dangerously ill with pleuro pneumonia and will receive treatment at St. Peter's hospital.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Treacy
J. F. Patterson
Helena
Patterson
St. Peter's Hospital
Co-Operative Steam Laundry to Organize Stock Company
Fort Benton April 23. The gentlemen of the Co-Operative Steam Laundry company will meet tomorrow at the courthouse to organize the stock company and elect ten tentative officers.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Co-Operative Steam Laundry Company
Woman Credits Pinkham Compound for Ovarian Cure
Mrs Boris Stevenson of Salt Lake City writes that after six years of ovarian and womb pain she avoided surgery by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says four weeks brought relief from pain headaches and nerves and three months cured her. The letter ends with an invitation to write for guidance.
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Eckis Stevenson
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Boris Stevenson
State St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bank Assessment Aims to Cover Depositors and Creditors
The department levies a 60 percent assessment on stockholders to cover deficits. It is estimated the levy plus remaining bank assets will meet the 25 percent deficit owed to depositors and other creditors.
Memorial service honors Confederate veterans in Dallas
April 25 Dallas hosts United Confederate Veterans with a memorial for fallen comrades and Winnie Davis. Chaplain Gen. William Jones lauds leaders like Jefferson Davis, Robert E Lee, and Forrest as veterans worthy of respect. Crowds flood Dallas as Sons of Veterans meet. lodgings found for 140,000 attendees amid perfect weather.
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Dallas
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
Winnie Davis
William Jones
North Carolina
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Albert Sidney Johnston
Wade Hampton
Stonewall Jackson
Joseph FE
Johnston
Beauregard
Kirby Smith
J. K
Stuart
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Sterling Price
Dick Taylor
Confederacy
Oppose Steamship Trust Editorial Commentary
The Vienna press voices broad opposition to the American Steamship combine. The Neuste Wiener Journal calls it the first world trust and warns it could allow the Morgan syndicate to gain control of global shipping. It urges states to consider ownership to counter American dominance and protect national interests.
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Vienna
Neuste Wiener Journal
First World Trust
America
Germany
Morgan Syndicate
United States
Navy Yard Committee Adopts Important Bill Amendment
The Navy Yard Committee passed a key amendment to a pending bill at a recent session. The measure, supported by committee members, aims to strengthen protections and clarify funding provisions for the project.
Government yard to build one battleship or cruiser
The House naval affairs committee amended the naval appropriation bill to require one new battleship or armored cruiser be built in a government yard. The secretary of the navy gains discretionary authority to build ships in government yards, with costs tracked to compare with private yard construction.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Friends of the Navy Yard
Navy Department
Bull
Virginia
Taylor
Ohio
Roberts
Massachusetts
Meyer
Louisiana
Tate
Rixey
Kitchin
Vandiver
Noel—Foss
Dayton
Loudenslager
Butler
Mudd
Cousins
Price of Beef to be Investigated by Congress
Representative Richardson of Tennessee introduced a resolution calling the ways and means committee to investigate the recent rise in the price of beef mutton veal and pork. He attributes the increase largely to trusts and unlawful combinations and seeks legislation to relieve the burden.
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Washington
Richardson
Tennessee
Ways and Means Committee
Catarrh and Deafness Warn of Ear Blockage
The article explains catarrh as a disease affecting all mucous membranes including the nose throat and ears. It warns that untreated catarrh can lead to deafness by blocking the Eustachian tubes and causing head noises. It claims ninety five percent of hearing impairment stems from catarrh. BRONCHIAL AND LUNG DISEASE.
Manning faces charges after assault at Chinese restaurant
Manning abused Lee Hing of a Chinese restaurant yesterday and struck him with a milk pitcher. Hing retaliated with a ketchup bottle injuring Manning's face. Manning was arrested but discharged by Judge Sullivan. Hing's injuries worsened with possible skull fracture. Manning to be held awaiting outcome.
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Lee Hing
Manning
Sullivan
War Seen Inevitable in Japan Russia Clash
Victorian interview with R W Little editor of the North China Daily News says war between Japan and Russia is deemed inevitable by both nations and Siberian residents. He notes Port Arthur fortifications and massed troops as preparations continue and asserts an Anglo Japanese alliance may delay but not prevent a future battle.
Railroad Bill Approved by Committee in London
The parliamentary committee considering Charles T. Yerkes' railroad bill approved the preamble with a proviso. The proviso requires that all work be supervised by the Board of Trade due to the magnitude and novelty of the enterprise.
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London
Charles T. Yerkes
Board To Trade
Inefficiency and Extravagance In English Sewing Cotton
The English Sewing Cotton company held a Manchester meeting amid caustic criticism of administration. A resolution to appoint new directors passed and a shareholders committee chaired by a J. P. Coates & Co. representative was formed to implement the change.
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London
English Sewing Cotton Company, Limited
Manchester
J. P. Coates & Co
Black Eagle band concerts proposed for Riverside park
Mayor Colins circulated a petition today seeking public funding for the Black Eagle band to give free concerts in Riverside park this summer. The plan calls for one concert each week starting mid June with general approval.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Black Eagle
Riverside Park
Colins
Pension Granted to Utica Man Lewis W Peck
Special Dispatch reports in Washington on April 23 that a pension has been granted to Lewis W Peck of Utica. The action confirms the former service member's entitlement and reflects ongoing federal support.
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The
Standard
Washington
Lewis W. Peck
Utica
Grant Arrives at Honolulu En Route From Manila
The transport Grant reached Honolulu after 18 days from Manila carrying Col. J. W. Bubb and 654 officers and enlisted men of the 12th regiment 873 casualties and 63 hospital patients. She will depart for San Francisco on the 18th.
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Honolulu
Grant
Manila
San Francisco
J. W. Bubb
Milwaukee mother and triplets buried in single grave
In Milwaukee on April 22 the bodies of Mrs. Monica Krozewski and her infant triplets were buried in one grave. The three children had been born that Sunday and died within hours.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Monica Krozewski
Land case dismissed against Charles Tatta near Butte
The United States case against Charles Tatta for fencing public land four miles north of Butte was dismissed by Judge Knowles. Several bankruptcy discharges followed, including Jack Fligelman and James McNichols, both of Helena and Butte respectively, plus Day Bros. of Anaconda and John J Lovell of Butte. The John J. Martin of Livingston petition hearing was continued.
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The
Standard
Helena
United States
Charles Tatta
Butte
Knowles
Jack Fligelman
James McNichols
Day Bros
Anaconda
John J Lovell
John J. Martin
Livingston
Bank Receiver Eastham Receives Comptroller Notice
Vancouver Washington April 23 Receiver A B Eastham of the First National bank which suspended here a year ago has received notice from the comptroller of the financial condition and actions to be taken following the bank suspension and oversight.
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Vancouver
Wash
A. B. Eastham
First National Bank
Land Patents Granted for School Lands in Valley County
Patents issued at the state land office for 1 970 acres of school land deeded to the state in lieu of lands settled upon. The land lies in Valley county and was received today in Helena April 23.
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The
Standard
Helena
State Land Office
Valley County
Falls Heir to Fortune in British Columbia
Richard Trevelyan, a Cornwall native living across British Columbia, inherits £59,000 after years of migrant life and a precarious existence. The aged recipient is described as lacking ambition.
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Vancouver
B. C
Richard Trevelyan
Cornwall
England
British Columbia
Schultz suit against Montana Central dismissed for transfer
The damage suit of William Schultz against the Montana Central railway to recover 20 and for the loss of a leg and an arm at Clancy two years ago was dismissed in the district court here today after being transferred to the district court of Jefferson county in Helena on April 23.
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Standard
Helena
William Schultz
Montana Central Railway
Clancy
Jefferson County
Manning Arrested in Fort Benton Assault Case
Cornelius Manning was arrested today after an April 23 assault in Fort Benton on a Chinaman, charged with the crime.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Cornelius Manning
Unprofitable Slander Verdict Fails by One Cent
Great Falls April 23. In a slander suit, jurors awarded $50 to plaintiff Jan Swager against J B Taylor, but the verdict did not exceed $50 thus avoiding costs for the defendant. Swager must pay over $200 in costs despite seeking $8,000 in damages amid years of local feud and prior legal actions.
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Standard
Great Falls
Swager
Cascade
Aylor
Trial by court martial for minister interior’s assassin
St. Petersburg reports a decree ordering a court martial for the man who killed minister of the interior M. Sipia guine on April 15. The directive was issued on April 23.
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St. Petersburg
M. Sipiaguine
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