Peculiar Senate Split Shapes Tariff Debate and Leadership
The article notes a strange division in the Senate with twelve of forty one Republicans forming a near independent bloc and Democrats split over Martin of Virginia as minority leader. Bryan’s remarks sharpen the fault line, while conservatives in both parties seek to block radical tariff changes, and progressives push for broader stakes in future policy fights.
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Senate
Ways and
Quiy Uume
Colorado
Senate Martin
Virginia
Martin
Bryan
Martin Tt
Supreme Stakes
Itghast
Iton
aUwass
Lou
Tuan
SCHEDULE TO WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK Shortened by Seaboard
Train schedule fragment notes Seaboard shortening service to Washington and New York with reffective Amrit and electric operations. Mentions Pennsylvania rail connections and potential observation cars. Limited readable details emphasize through electrical signaling and route adjustments.
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Washington
New York
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Banner Mine Disaster Toll Reaches 128 Victims
The Banner mine of the Pratt Consolidated Coal Co in Ala faced a deadly explosion as rescuers recovered a steady stream of bodies. By April 2 128 victims were believed to be the total, including 14 whites and many convicts. Rescue work continued amid damp air and dangerous conditions with several rescuers overcome. Officials indicated the explosion’s cause remained uncertain pending investigation while noting the grim toll and ongoing efforts to clear the mine.
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Banner Ala
Banner
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
Gead
J J Rutledge
Geo Lawson Jo Brown
Arthur Welsh
Lee Jones
James Hillhouse
James Oakies
State Convict Board
Inspector Hillhouse
Littleton Ala
H H Hamilton
Caraway
Wright
J J Rutledge Voos
S Rountree
JD Weldon
T W Newby
Rf, Brown
J S J W
Key
U S
William Routenbusch
L S J H Hamilton
George T Gambill
Harry Mc Crorie
Rutledge Rountree
Gambih
Liakine Ramaev Vica
Pratt Consolidated Company
Ife
Widow's Love Wins After 30 Year Wait in Wilkes-Barre
George Sleegarm of Wilkes-Barre marries Mrs Marietta Tohern of Hazelton after waiting thirty years for his former flame to become a widow. They had fallen in love in Germany but were blocked by parental opposition and an attempted elopement. The groom renewed feelings after his wife’s death, claiming the old love never faded.
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Whkesbarre Pny
George Sleegarm
Mra Marietta Tohern
Hazelton
Germany
Sieemarm
Byrd Attempts Suicide in Thom as Murder Case
W C Byrd charged with killing C L Prince on Broad Street four months ago in Thomasville Georgia slashed his own throat in his jail cell. Physicians say Byrd likely will die from a large neck wound. a safety razor blade found as the weapon. Byrd, despondent over superior court next week, kept the blade for emergencies. He has a wife and child at Fort Valley.
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Thomasville
C Byrd
C L Prince
Byrd
Superior Court
Prince
Broad Street
Fort Valley
Popular Afternoon Train East
The Birmingham Speci railway offers an afternoon eastbound service from Atlanta at 2 45 PM Central to Washington at 10 40 AM TM and New York 4 45 PM Eastern. It features high class coaches dining car observation library and drawing room with through cars to New York.
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Atlanta
Washington
New York
New York Athern Railway
Dr Henry Wright Claimed By Death
Dr Henry S Wright a leading Atlante physician and prominent Manon died last night after a relapse following apoplexy on January 31. Born in Monticello Arkansas he moved to Georgia as a child and grew up there. Surviving are his wife Mrs Mary Wright two daughters Kathleen and Marie Louise Wright and son Dr Lucius Wright. Funeral Tuesday at 10:30 from First Methodist Church with interment at West View.
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Henry S Wright
Atlante
Dr Wright
Monticello
Ark
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Wright
Mary ” Wright
Kathleen
Marie Louise “Wright
Lucius Wright
First Methodist Church
West View
Rebels Marching to Take Juarez Across Northwest Mexico
Forces under Madero mass near Casas Grandes and Juarez as insurrection spreads across Chihuahua and Durango. Reports describe trains loaded with troops and camp gear moving toward Juarez, with civilians including women accompanying troops. Refugees fear property loss and smallpox spreads as federal and rebel clashes continue at Velardena and surrounding towns in Zacatecas and Durango.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Newa
Maderos
Here
Madero
Mexico Northwest
Casas Grandes
Juarez
United States
el Paso
Texas
Chihuahue
Culliacan
Sinaloa
Morelos
Badleragulato
Insurrectos
Reinforcementa
Binaloa
Zacatecas
Louis Moya
Guadalupe Road
la Bufa
Pradilic
Santinobaz
Sayama
Moya
Rancho Grande
Patrocina Vasquez
Santa Tomes
Orozco
Diplomat Intervenes in Mexican Row Over Suffrage
In Mexico City on April 3 General Enridique Loynaz del Castillo the Cuban minister defended universal suffrage as a function of a republic opposing the idea that suffrage is a privilege of the educated. He cited Cuba's experience voting by illiterates and praised democratic ideals while noting calls for Diaz to resign.
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Mexico City
Enridique Loynaz del Castillo
Mexico
Mexican Herald
Loynaz
Cuba
Benor Loynaz
el Tiempo
Luis Cabrara
Diaz
Canton Sealed After Mutiny Says Telegraph Dispatch
A London special despatch from Hong Kong reports a severe outbreak in Canton with the Tartars general commanding troops murdered and the city said to be in a siege. No independent confirmation has appeared.
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London
Daily Express
Hongkong
Canton
Anire
Thim Rer
Daring American dies of wounds in Mexicali clash
Mexicali April 9 General Branley Williams wounded yesterday when eighty men attacked a Mexican battalion of 500. He died in a Calexico improvised hospital. Williams and the rebels suffered heavy losses. 50 participants returned to Mexicali, 34 believed dead, 11 deserted. Mayot, the federal commander, reported twelve dead and fourteen wounded. Americans observed the canal crowd as they entered the valley, and three rebel scouts killed by big men were identified as Americans William Ford, Charles Nelson, and O B Bateman.
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Mexicali
Mexico
Branley Williams
United States
Calexico
Williams
Miguel Mayot
Lee Little Ranch
Joss
Mayots
Willams
Mayor
Equidina Canal
Imperial Valley
Ensenada
Picado Pans
William Ford
Charles Nelson
O B Bateman
Broughton Spoke Despite G A Decline in Speech
In Houston on April 9, Pastor Len G Broughton of the Tabernacle Church Atlanta spoke at the First Baptist church revival in the now city auditorium before about 4000 men. He had been barred from MC 4 platform for refusing to remove references to prohibition from his remarks, prompting loud cheers and applause from the audience as he addressed city life problems.
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Houston
Tex
MC 4
Len G Broughton
Tabernacle Church
Atlanta
City Auditorium
MGA
Johnson Given Opiate To Ease Intense Pain
In Cleveland at 1 am Tom J Johnson slept under a powerful stimulant given by Dr Thomas to ease pain after a sinking spell began around 10 pm Learn more on the case of his medical treatment and the circumstances reported from the sick room.
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Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom J. Johnson
Thomas
County Jails and Idleness in Prison Policy
A discussion on jail idleness and the need for work programs for inmates. The piece cites New York sheriff elections and constitutional limits, urges reform to keep prisoners occupied, and references Essex County Penitentiary New Jersey as a model for productive labor benefiting destitute families.
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Beverly Robinson
New York
Couty
Essex County
New Jersey
Kssex County
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Ench Rebuilt
W. C. Byrd
C. L. Prince
Henry Wright
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Tully
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