Debates Over Appropriation Bills Standoff in Congress
Congressional floor turmoil over naval and District of Columbia appropriations marks a tense week. Speakers clash as Senate plans quick progress while House committees prepare Aldrich BN I hearings and the army bill moves for regular support.
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Taughad
Mihaarereen
Willams
Ray
Legitinnaire
Hame
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Queaton House
Woleh
Four Policemen Accused in Philadelphia Theft Conspiracy
Philadelphia April 3 four policemen were arrested on charges of conspiring to steal property from the Pentex they patrolled. William A Front named as a principal in the scheme surrendered to officials. Front admits involvement and a mob seized items including carpets, cloaks, hardware, freezers, and medicines valued at about £15 000.
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Rothia
Philadelphia
Whiniea
Niane
Taylor
Polio Department
Owas
Hin
Tanda
Front
Offwinia
Arema
Polermen
Pollcn
Cola
Covington to Deliver Memorial Address in Americus
J M Covington of Colquitt county accepted invitation from the Ladies Memorial Society of Americas to give the memorial address at Americus Georgia on Sunday April 26. He will be introduced by Creone James Willliam of the local church. Public schools and civic groups will participate in the memorial exercises.
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Ameriican
American
JM Covington
Colquitt County
Ladies Memorial Society of Americas
S Unday
Covington
James KO Willlame
Cirta Sevletiea
Reward Offered After Mule Theft and Escape in Eatonton
A reward is posted for the capture of a man calling himself Charley White or Wright who cleaned and pressed a vehicle, stole a mule, and fled Friday night near Mesom Eatonton. He was overtaken and abandoned the mule. the captor, Ro A Pitt of Newborn, is noted. The fugitive is described as polite with an aged face and a notable height of about 109 pointe.
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Charley White
Wright
Pitt
Mexican fears amid cordial U S ties over border press attitudes
The article reports rising Mexican unease toward US actions and press commentary about Mexican territory and the Colorado River. It notes US officials deny territorial aims, condemn sensational reporting, and warn continued hostile coverage could harm bilateral relations and provoke widespread distrust.
Tributes Paid to No Yes Editor at Memorial Service
Distinguishing speakers memorialized Cromby Stuart Noyes late editor of the Washington Star died recently in Tamdena California held a memorial service at the National Theater Washington April 6. Attending speakers included Vice President Palr vanks John Root Myron M Parker Wendell Phillips Binsford District Commissioner MacParland led the service and Rev Edward Everett Male gave the benediction. The Arlington quartet performed Lead Kindly Light and other numbers.
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Washington
Cromby Stuart Noyes
Washington Venting Star
Tamdena
Cal
National Theater
Palrvanks
Johna Root
Henry Watterson
Loutagilly
Wendell Phillips Binsford
Supreme Court
District of Cotunrone
Peaker Cannon
MacParland
Edward Everett
United Maton Menate
Aritiron Tih Quartetts
Jan Nuyrea
Evangelist Called to Savannah Church Pastorate
Rev Dr J V Hubbard, evangelist of Alabama for the Southern Baptists, was today called to pastor the Dutt Street Baptist Church in Savannah. He was advised by telegraph and by letter of translation. It is believed he will accept. The pastorate was vacated by Rev Robert Vandevonthe who accepted another charge.
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State Evanariot
Alabama
Savannah
J. VW Hubbard
Judge Cantrill, First Two Trials of Powers Judge Dead
Judge Cantrill of Kentucky dies after a long illness. He presided over the early trials of Caleb Powers in the Gosbel assassination case. Elected three years ago to the state court of appeals, he resigned several months ago.
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Frankfort
Jamen FR Camel
Georgetown
Dedl Uving
Cantrilla
Caleb Powers
William Gosbel
Cantril Wos
State Court of Appeals
Recovered 600-Pound Pope Clement VIII Bust Stolen in Rome
Police report the bronze bust of Pope Clement VIII, weighing about 600 pounds, stolen from the Aldobrandini villa on March 2, has been recovered. It was buried about half a mile from the blast site, with thieves intending to ship it abroad.
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Rome
Polvis Bava
Clement: VIII
Nfévea
Banner-man Resigns as British Prime Minister in 1903 Era
The article details Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman stepping down as Britain's prime minister. Edward VII accepted the resignation and summoned Herbert Henry Asquith to form a new government. It notes Bannerman's leadership, the party's factions, and his years as Liberal leader since 1900, including key roles and the formation of the present cabinet under his influence.
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Caile Acquith Blarcus
Henry Campbell-Bannermann
England
Lord Roseberry
oaDnnermann
Lacontent
Triborites
Kocialiata Mberal Imperiatista
Mttle Englanders
Banneraman
Nia
Tirintal
Commons
Henry
House of Commons
Stirling
Jainen Campbel
Ciasgow
Cotland
Ater Me
War Office
Admiralty
Iwics
Ireland
Bannermann
Ft Will
Gladstone
Henry Campbell-Hannermann
Aaliher
Felam
Chamberlain
Mr Chamberlain
Thin
Chamberlain Petora
Chambberlain
Hilo
Jean
Eatlier
George Armintead
Lb-Eral
Dundee
Gundatone
Danterman
Bannerman
Phrane
Americans in Cuba Seen Through Wandering Tourists
S L Beckwith reports on American travelers in Havana, noting how women lead shopping quests for lace, fans, and Canarean crafts, often mispricing customs and valuing antiques, while men pursue investments and politics. The piece satirizes tourist manners, language barriers, and the clash between tropical allure and pricey expectations. It highlights Havana’s old houses, churches, and crafts, including tolework and Panama hats, as Americans chase souvenirs and romance of the tropics.
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Cuba
Canary Taland
Fairy Thins
Han
United States
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Thane
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Marchante
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Darwath
Satsty
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Cooda
Soven Amoris
Andaluala
Oblapo Street
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Madame de Je Rosa
Madame Fernandes
Canary Island
Madame Clotilde
Rome
O'Reilly Street
Thameslves
Phea
Tropica
Tropic
Old la Cuerta
de Soto
Missippi
Atarea
Spain
Damascus
Ana
Albany Fight Over Gambling Bills Sparks Senate Battle
Albany reports a heated legislative clash as bills to abolish the nominal public gambling penalty face swift passage. Governor Hughes recommended the reform, and the senate moved toward final action amid rumors of last minute switches and pressure.
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Interes
Hughes
Wernendas
Teanures
Raines
Himeric
Senate
Aldemuat
Wilcox
Chor
Postoffice Blown Open at Fort Valley Ga Robbed
A special report states the Fort Valley Ga post office was blown open early April 6 and robbed of less than 60 dollars including stamps. The front door was shattered and the work is blamed on a gang of professional burglars.
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Fort Vatler
Fort Valley
Anfa
Poisoned Black Children on Mr Jones Farm
A disturbing report describes a dog on Mr Jones's plantation delivering a toxic mixture to four Black children aged ten to twelve while he was away. The children, two of whom have died, were given pills made from the poison and rough substances.
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Abril
tApactar
Willse
McLetlor
Phyal Clan
TW Jones
Jones
Furnace gas claims worker and injures trio at Ensley plant
John Drummond collapsed from gas at the Ensley furnaces in Birmingham and fell into a large underground fire, suffering multiple injuries. two other workmen were overcome but survived after falling atop him.
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Skell
Birmingham
Ala
John Drummond
Cas
Ensley
Drummond
Tolstei Birthday Comittee Receives Declined Honor
Tolstei birthday committee in St Petersburg reports that Leo Tolstoi has written to express appreciation for the honors but declines to accept them. Preparations to celebrate the event continue. Cut in steerage rates on Mediterranean to United States ships announced from Liverpool. British lines join, others expected. North Atlantic routes drop guard as a port of call for Ireland in Wales plan scrapped.
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St. Peterburg
Leo Tolstoi
Tolstei
Tim
Liverpool
It In
Mediterranean
United States
Flan
Wales
Cmll
Ireland
Cuban quarantine protester opposes delay near Washington
Avetin Texan and others protested near Washington against delaying a Cuba quarantine and against allowing passengers from Cuba to enter Texas via New Orleans or other points. General Wymen of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service was reported grappling with the issue as of April 6.
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Avetin
Texan
Glate Health
Alcer Willam Brumby
Fungeon
General Wymen
United States Public Health and Marine Wospital Service
Washington
Cuba
Texas
New Orleana
Desperate Immigrant Narratives From Havana Street Life
A fragmented memoir voice describes hunger and poverty in Havana's streets. The speaker cites cold rooms, bare springs, scarce meals, and crude railcar noises. They complain of poor service, unsafe taxis, and harsh colonial memories outside Cabana meaning the prison ruins.
Attire for View Spring Suits Display
A boutique showcases spring suits in a window display emphasizing light fabrics and tailored fits. Shoppers are invited to preview the new seasonal lineup featuring classic cuts and contemporary details.
Soldiers Fly Cruel Officers in Unprecedented Desertion Case
Tokio reports a startling incident as 32 soldiers of the First Tokio division deserted from Alaska district barracks. They returned at night after a search, were arrested amid a brief inquiry, and cited alleged harsh treatment by Lt Inokuma. Similar past abuses, including a Yokosuka case with fatal flogging, are noted as discipline abuses in the native press.
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Alaska
Naphtan
Eoon
Fukuda
Arcond Battaliion
tLim
Inokuma
Offandera
Yokosuka
Lively Bartow Race Draws Wide Interest in Barrow County
J C Watkins, Bartow County Farmers' Union president and prominent Cartersville figure, has announced his candidacy for representative from Bartow in the next general assembly. He faces opponent Johnson, president of the Georgia branch of the Southern Cotton Association, in a closely watched race.
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Cartersville
J C Watkins
Farmers’ Union
Haw
Bartow
Wathing WI
Johnson
Georgia
Southern Cotton Association
Body Found in Severn River Identifies Colonel Woods
A colonel named Edmund L. Woods, linked to former Governor Ewin Warfield, was found in the Severn River after being missing since February 2. He is thought to have died by his own hand, with despondency noted. The discovery occurred amid unrelated items on finance and sport.
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Apnapolla
Edmund L. Woods
Ewin Warfield
Severn River
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