Democrats Condemn Republicans On Cuba Trust Policy
The Democratic caucus in the House, called by the congressional campaign committee, adopted ringing resolutions denouncing Republican trusts ties and opposition to Cuba relief. They urged immediate passage of anti trust reform and tariff changes, condemning the GOP for fending off measures benefiting Cuba and consumers. Speeches by Richardson and others framed the party as opposing trusts and seeking pro Cuba reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ohl
Washington
Democrats
House
Congress
House Democrats
Congressional Campaign Committee
Cuba
Republican Presiment
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Jackson
Kansas
Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Richardson
Tennessee
American Steel Foundries Company Incorporated in New Jersey
Certificate of incorporation filed in Trenton to form American Steel Foundries Company with capital 340,000,000 and 20,000,000 preferred stock. Authorized to manufacture iron steel manganese and related materials. Incorporators Howard Wood K. K. McLaren and Donald H. Mann, all of Jersey City.
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Trenton
N. J
American Steel Foundries Company
Howard ©. Wood
K. K. McLaren
Donald H. Mann
Jersey City
King Edward's Condition Improves Quietly at Buckingham Palace
The latest bulletin reports King Edward's condition is entirely satisfactory with a comfortable day and substantial improvement. Crowds cheered outside Buckingham Palace as physicians voiced hopeful, nearly unanimous support for a full recovery, while a review of festivities and military events was tentatively planned for soon.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Lord Churchill
Maeves
Laking
Barlow
Prince and Princess of Wales
Liverpool
Denmark
Queen Alexandra
Edward
Indias
Horse Guards
Aldershot
Joseph Chamberlain
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
Thia
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Alexandra
Reid
Tien Ku Chaco
Chia
W. K. Vanderblit Jr
Parle-Vienos
Otemarts
Mrs Duncan Cleared of Husband Murder in Fulton County Court
Mrs Mollie Eady Duncan was acquitted yesterday afternoon of murdering her police husband James M Dunes. After a brief outburst of emotion, she received warm congratulations from jurors, officials, and spectators. The trial ended at 5 20 pm after jurors deliberated one hour and forty minutes.
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James M. Dunes
Dotle
Mra Duncan
Fortune Says Fortune Favors Relatives of Mysterious Man
A Groton South Dakota public administrator received funds from Charles Hill, a likely Confederate veteran aged 75 to 80, who died after lodging in a Groton hotel. A lawyer asks for heirs and details as $142,000 in currency was found in a safe, with $2,000 on Hill. Authorities note he claimed no known relatives and had spent time in Australia.
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Watford
London
Cowes
Government Today
Associated Press
Groton
S Dak
J. W. Robertson
Charles Hill
Georgia
Australia
United States
S. Oak
Constitution
Robertson
Woman seeks annulment of marriage to masquerading spouse
Baltimore reports Mrs. Ernestine Rauck filed to annul her June 16 marriage to Lydiaetta Sawyer known as Herman G. Wood after discovering her spouse was a woman. Judge Wright ordered a hearing as Rauck, widow and mother, reveals the deception and secrecy. In Washington, Frances Harris 45 of Danville Va is jailed for masquerading as a man with a younger companion, tied to Norfolk saloon work.
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Baltimore
Ernestine L. Rauck
Lydiaetta Sawyer
Iman
Wright
Rauck
Anthony Bilkovsky
Lotta A. Sawyer
Lydia Lotta Sawyer
Herman G. Wood
Miss Sawyer
Washington
Frances Harris
Danville
Cora Douglas
Norfolk
Harris
Frank Gilbert
Norfol
Witqi
International Sunday School Convention Opens in Denver
At the tenth triennial gathering Rev B B Tiller of Denver was elected president for the coming term. Negro delegates, resisting a color line, refused seating with white delegates and returned to the Jim Crow section. Officers for field work were named, and funds totaling 39 397 since 1899 were reported with 36 724 spent and 2 673 on hand. A plea for increased contributions and hiring of a permanent southern colored worker was urged.
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Denver
Colo
Atlanta
International Sunday School Association
B B Tiller
South Broadway Christian Church
Field Workers’ Conference
E. M Ferguson
New Jersey
Northeast
H. 8. Conant
Boston
South
G. O. Bachman
Nashville
West
Bailey
Amnesty Pact in Philippines on Fourth of July
The proclamation terms have been agreed upon by President Roosevelt and his Cabinet for an amnesty in the Philippines set to take effect on July Fourth. The plan outlines leniency measures and exemptions for certain groups during the period.
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Philippines
Roosevelt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
House
United States Steel Trust
Admiral Dewey
Senate Philippines Committee
Carmack
Patterson
Proclamation on Peace and Amnesty for Filipinos Planned
Washington: Cabinet agrees on amnesty proclamation for Filipinos to be issued when the Philippine civil government law passes. The document grants liberty to political offenders including Aguinaldo, while excluding criminal and military-law breaches. Civil government to replace military rule with continued military protection. Cabinet met outside the White House for the first time in 88 years.
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Washington
War Department
Root
Wright
Aguinaldo
Guam
Philippine Islands
Archipelago
United States
Lafayette Square
White House
Dewey Leaves Hearing After Sharp Cross-Examination
Admiral Dewey ends a Senate Philippines Committee session amid tense questioning from Senators Patterson and Carmack over his Manila loot remark and Aguinaldo’s actions. He states negotiations with Governor General Jaudenes for Manila’s surrender began before dawn, signaling ongoing talks as the panel adjourns.
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Washington
Patterson
Carmack
Senate Philippines Committee
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Ince
Manila
Aguinaldo
Senate
Lodge
The
Philippines
Jaudenes
Charter report may go to people on city charter
Local Charter committee to report its proceedings to council with a potential charter submission to the public. Also noted: Mrs Mollie Eady’s acquittal in the murder case of Policeman James Duncan, and Mary Rucker’s decree securing half the estate. Additionally items include a return of T Corley after twelve years, Dupont Guerry’s Georgian paper debut, and various local incidents.
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Council
Mollie Eady
Duncan
James Duncan
Mary Rucker
Lumpkin
T. Corley
Georgia
Dupont Guerry
Macon
Mra
Cotton
Columbus
Augusta
North Georgia
Harlem
Rabun County
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King Edward
Allin Cash
S. Cak
Lydia
Bill
Atlanta Lady
Flond
Alabama
Philippines Committee
Wis Hat
Admiral
Knoxville
A. B. Coffee
Birmingham
Ala
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