World events from across the globe and beyond
A wide wrap of items notes President Wilson dropping currency legislation plans at the special session and lining up a f oundation for reform after Pujo hearings. Other reports warn of the pink bollworm threat to U S cotton, U S Treasury deposits earning 2 percent interest, and political battles in California and New York tied to immigration land laws electoral politics and labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dunne Appeals for Referendum in Illinois Plan
Governor Dunne urges passage of the initiative and referendum amendment to Illinois Article 4, arguing broad public demand shown in recent elections. He notes Senate approval and House committee reporting, cites reform benefits and his campaign platform, and references comparable action in Ohio. Also reports incorporations and flood relief praise from Cairo to Shawneetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dunne
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Judice Committee
Legislative Department
Illinois
Democratic Party
Progressive Party
Funk
Progressi Party
Republican
Republican Party
Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Cairo
Shawneetown
Adjt
Frank S. Dickson
Tripp
H. H. Loar
RE. D. Kennedy
Henry A. Davis
John Tippitt
Edwin Bond
W. F. Crowley
O. L. Herbert
Mound City
the Place
Richings I. Shand
Edward J. Lang
Fourth Infantry
Illinois Naval Reserve
Maxfield
Taylor and Austin
Gravenhurst
Dickson
Franks
M. F. Strickland
William F. Walter
D. B. Thoelich
J. L. Rowson
Willam HR. Brinkley
Claud E. Ryan
William N. McMunn
Daniel Moriarty
Seventh Regiment
Naval
P. W. Hutton
United States Army Corps
Vicke G.B. Crawford
Mllnois State Board
Obituary note for David L. Douglas and Annie Sun
Personal obituary notes the death of David L. Douglas, former Wisconsin assemblyman and Eau Claire mayor, aged sixty eight, in Eau Claire. It also mentions Miss Annie Sun, eighteen, daughter of Dr Sun Yat Sun, student at Snella seminary Berkeley, planning to sail on the Mongolia to Shanghai, her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Douglas
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Annie Sun
Sun Yat Sun
Chinese Republic
Snella Seminary
Berkeley
Cal
Isll
Mongolia
Shanghai
Gompers to Prison Contempt Ruling Narrowed on Appeal
Washington May 7 The District of Columbia court of appeals reduced Samuel Gompers twelve month contempt sentence to 30 days in jail in the Bucks Stove and Range case. John Mitchell nine months and Frank Morrison six months had their sentences remitted and fined $500 each. The ruling follows a prior Supreme Court action and prompts potential further appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Buck Stove & Range Company
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Bucks
American Federation of Labor
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Bomb Found in London Post Office Plot Raises Suffrage Tension
A bomb containing nitro glycerine and gunpowder was found among parcel post packages at the southeastern district post office. Police suspect militant suffragettes. the package was submerged and opened to reveal explosive contents. Nearby staff were on duty as the alert triggered a water submersion and police response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Yields Up Scutari Fort at Scutari Montenegro
In Cetinje on May 7 King Nicholas of Montenegro ordered the evacuation of Scutari fortress following a European powers demand. The cabinet resigns in protest against Scutari relinquishment after a six month siege that cost many Montenegrin and Turkish lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettinje
London
Nicholas
Montenegro
Austria
Scutaro
Cetinje
Scutari
Ex-Empress Eugenie Near Full Recovery on Birthday
Paris May 7 Ex Empress Eugenie nearly fully recovered from winter illness and celebrated her eighty seventh birthday Monday marking her long life and health resilience in the French capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Paris
Portugal Expels Vagabonds From Lisbon Prisons
Lisbon authorities expel vagrants from Portugal. The Cabo Verde steamer departs with 62 men from the Lisbon civil prison and 81 from the Monsarto fortress as part of the expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Lisbon
Cabo Verde
Africa
Monsarto
Launch of German Dreadnaught Grosser Kurfuerst
In Hamburg on Monday a new dreadnaught was launched to replace the old Kurfuerst Friedrich Wilhelm sold to Turkey in 1910. The vessel was christened Grosser Kurfuerst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Friedrich Wilhelm
Turkey
Tariff talk and a photographer's blur tale at Washington luncheon
Chairman Underwood of the ways and means committee spoke at a Washington luncheon about tariff revision. A poet quipped that delay could ruin the plan, citing a wet plate anecdote about a sitter and a photographer to illustrate unintended consequences. The piece closes with musings on belief and the nature of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
More Than Ever Creased Capacity for Mental Labor
An Illinois woman writes that switching from coffee to Postum boosted kidney and bowel action, steadied nerves, reduced despondency, and revived mental and physical strength for hard tasks. Instant Postum now offered. a spoonful with hot water makes an immediate beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Agriculture
United States
Egypt
India
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Walter J. Harris
Georgia
Townsend
Michigan
California
Johnson
Bryan
Leon le Count
Chicago
Joseph W. William
le Count
Williams
St. Louis
J. K. Codding
Leavenworth
Kan.) Penitentiary
Hodges
William Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick B. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Lawrence
Mass
Broadway
New York
Gaynor
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City
Jesse BE. Short
Joplin
Short
Yrges
Noah Stroup
Everet Skinner
Wallace Demery
Kirkville, Mo
Concordia
Upper
Louisiana
Clayton
Violet Edmands
Moses Grant Edmands
Brookline
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Japan
Colorado
Ammons
Roy H. Francis
Oakland
Hermann J. Jansen
Los Angeles
Brotherhood of Raiilway
Order of Railway Conductors
Charles 3. Mellen
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
Sulzer
Assembly
Albany
Lawrence Lindbloom
Joseph Weis
Healey
Oswego
Syracuse
J. Greenwood
Margaret Wilson
New York City
Lorain Dock Company
Bellmont County
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. H. Bywater
International Harvester Company
Auburn
Drake
Teeter
North Sydney
C. B
Baden
Berlin
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Sublime Porte
Balkans
State Woods
George T. Sch Ter
Mary Welch
Frank J. Wel
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
J. T. Montgomery
State Board of Agriculture
G. A
Montgomery
Martin Conrad
J. K. Culp
Charles F. Dike
J. K. Dickinson
Elijah Jones
Stephenson Post
Grand Army of Republic
State Board
James A. Coney
John B. Inman
Com Dubois
Charles F
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers
State
Lower Beach
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Carter
Ari
Lewiss
Edin bin Pital