O Gorman Named Senator by New York Legislature
Reports from committees and party plans dominate the scene as Democrats prepare to organize the first Democratic House since 1896. The caucus will consider the Canadian reciprocity agreement, tariff board, and tariff revision with Underwood submitting committee chairmanships and personnel. Contests over chairmanships are anticipated amid hopes for harmony. Johnson Talks Politics in Cleveland.
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House of Representatives
House
New Ways and Means
New Rules Committee
Tariff Board
Underwood
Rebels Defeated in Bloody Fight in Sonora
In Sonora near Ares and San Rafael a two day clash ended with insurgents short of ammunition losing to federal forces. Reinforcements from Hermosillo aided the government side while insurrectos abandoned the field. Heavy losses reported but fatalities likely under 100 between both sides.
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Texas
Thas
Sonora
Ares
San Rafael
Hermosilio
Damages Awarded to Inspector Dew in Crippen Case
London March 31 The king bench division awarded 1700 damages to former inspector Dew of Scotland Yard in a libel case against The Daily Chronicle over a Crippen murder dispatch from Quebec. Dew testified he made no communications to the press and denied betraying confidences while Crippen was pursued. He also noted nine similar suits pending.
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King Bench
Dew
Scotland Yard
Daily Chronicle
Crippen
Abel
Chronicle
Quebec
Bellemore
Canada
J C Settles Trouble With Telegraphers
Wage differences between the Illinois Central railroad and its telegraphers were adjusted today. Key men win a 40 advance in salary roughly $60 a month as Perron strike following a recent vote was settled when representatives agreed to split the standing difference. Total increase granted is $73 204 per year, to be evenly divided between telegraphers working for the road.
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Mirago
Illinois Central Railroad
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Richard Stack Acquitted In Kidnapping Trial
Richard Stack is found not guilty of kidnapping his 1 year old son after a Taylor's court jury deliberated for a time today. The trial involved lines about Lovia March 31 and references to Tamberman and Roy Burbank amid the surrounding domestic context.
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Lovia
Richard B. Stints Lee
Tus
Cme Taylor
Rich Tamberman
Qnar
Iey Bruiser
Woarried
Roy EB Burbank
Insurgent Democrats Capitulate In O Gorman Election
Insurgent Democrats concede and cast votes for a member of Tam many Hall in a drawn out contest. Justice O Gorman’s campaign culminates amid praise from Gov. Dix and Leader Murphy, marking a close to a protracted political struggle and a Supreme Court seat.
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Empire State
Dix
Murphy
O Gorman Wins New York Senate Seat in Prolonged Race
Supreme Court Justice James O Gorman, a Democrat, elected United States senator by the New York legislature after a lengthy insurgent opposition. He defeated Chauncey M Depew on the final ballot as the chamber adjourned for a week. Governor Dix and Tamany Hall leaders praised the result, noting O Gorman’s long service and party leadership.
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Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court
James Aloysius O'Gorman
New York City
United States
Empire State
Chauncey M. Depew
Maren
William H Sheehan
Justice O Gorman
Secretary of
Dix
Gorma Tammany Lem Tamas A O'Gorman
Tammany Hall
Sir O'Gorman
Lower West Side
Thomas
Elena Gorman
Anne M Lestie
Elks' Home Destroyed in Hopkinsville Fire
Nashville dispatch reports the Elks' home in Hopkinsville Kentucky burned early today with all contents lost. Several firms in the building were heavily damaged. total loss estimated at £39000 with $10000 insured. The fire is believed to have started in the kitchen.
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Elks
Nashville
Tenn
Hopkinsville
Hookworm Found in 127 Counties in Georgia
Georgia health officials report hookworm disease in 127 of 146 counties with over 5,000 cases under treatment. New appointments in the field sanitation department include Dr Pattillo as head of laboratory work and several sanitary inspectors named to replace outgoing staff. A separate Las Vegas kidnapping tale recounts masked men demanding $12,000 and abducting a two year old. payment was made and the child was recovered unharmed.
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Board of Health
Bradfield
J. ©. Harrison
McCullough Bros
Broad Street Commission
McCullough
Malvern Hill
Dorsey
Sanitary Department
Coupellman Guess
Georgia
State Board of Health
A. Fort
Field Sanitation Department
Pattilty
Decatur
A W Wood
Wealey Memorial Hospital
W C C. Thompson
G B Randall
Atlanta
Pattillo
Rt R. Henry
Rome
P H Fitzgerald
C. B. Greer
Carl C Verner
Martin
Las Vegas
N. M
A.B. Rogers
Jair
Albuquerque
Temote
Advertising Talks and Hen Nest Hunt on the Farm
A boy recalls a memory from April 1 years ago when an uncle teased him about his temper and asked him to crawl under a lumber pile near the barn to search for hens nests. The lumber pile was a likely spot amid hundreds of laying hens. Continued on Last Page.
Jones Headed to Savannah Labor Meeting
Jerome Jones editor of The Journal of Labor travels to Savannah to attend the executive committee meeting of the Georgia Federation of Labor where state trades and labor concerns will be hashed. He plans to return to Atlanta on Monday.
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Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Savannah
Georgia Federation of Labor
Jones
Atlanta
Line of double-deck auto busses on Pace's Ferry Road
A line of double decker auto buses used in New York and other cities will soon operate on Pace's Ferry road from Buckhead to the Rosser bridge. The service will cover an area untouched by street cars, with hourly schedules and operation expected shortly.
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New York
Pace
Widen Peachtree Street Project Moves Forward
City council to consider a 10000 dollar appropriation to widen Peachtree Street between Baker and Ivy by at least ten feet. Alderman Grant backs the plan with frontage agreements from owners including Mrs Swift and Plaza Hotel. Nutting will seek building line establishment and a June allotment after a property owners’ meeting. West Peachtree paving plans discussed with Hoke Smith and others.
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Baker and
Ivy
Peachtree
Baker Street
James R Nutting
Sixth Ward
John Grant
Council Haa Teken
Nutting
City Hall
B M Swift
F. Porter
Swift
J James
J T Holleman
the Plaza Hotel
JW Gellsmith
V_O. Horden
Lowenatem Investment Co
Peachtres
Baker
Porter Place
Peachtree Street
Peachires
Weather Prophecy: Unsettled Conditions Ahead
Unsettled weather forecast with variable winds expected late Saturday into Sunday. Mentions possible rain or unsettled conditions and a midweek trough pattern influencing temperatures. Weather outlook notes shifting fronts and overall mild to moderate conditions.
Hitchcock Reform Move Shrugs Off Neglect in Rail Mail
Postmaster General Hitchcock reorganizes the railway mail service amid a wide set of changes affecting about a dozen offices. Theodore Ingalls of Kentucky becomes general superintendent, succeeding Alexander Grant who moves to St Paul. Wilted management and lax supervision prompted sweeping reshuffles, with several division superintendents reassigned and new inspectors named to restore oversight.
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Grant
Washington
Hitchcock
Kentucky
Rursak Malls
Alexander Grant
Su Paul
Minn
Norman Perkins
St Paul
Charles W. Vickery
Cincinenati
A. J Ball
Clyde M Eeed
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Charles Reger
Atlanta
John F. Blodgett
John Koons
Thurmen
Ingalls
George G Thomson
Post Office Department
Austin
Texas
Charles B. Anderson
St Louis
Thomson
George Daniel
New York
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