McCarren Ousted as Delegate Triggers Riotous Convention
New York April 16 state senator Patrick H. McCarren leader of Kings county Democracy is unseated as a delegate to the state convention at Carnegie Hall after a two day contest. He threats of violence and disorder erupt as the hall fills with pro and anti McCarren factions. The convention proceeds after the row ends naming delegates and electors while promising further action in Denver.
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New York
Patrick H. McCarren
Kings County Democracy
Carnegie Hall
Denver
Committee On
Tammany
New York City
McCarren
Bird S. Coler
Kings
Harry W. Walker
Bryan
House Rejects Naval Plan for Four Battleships
In Washington on April 16 the House voted 199 to 83 against the president's plan for four battleships, backing the naval affairs committee's recommendation for two. The session focused on the naval appropriation bill, with amendments for two fleet colliers and at least one battleship and one cruiser built in a navy yard. The bill totals $107,873,000 in authorizations.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Foss
Williams
Hobson
Alabama
Longworth
Ohio
Congress
Easter Hosiery Styles in Black Blues and Plaids
Easter hosiery collections feature black socks with coin dots blue stocks with smaller dot patterns and new plaids in various color blends. Lace lisle shown in light pink and light blue tones with delicate textures.
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Cies
Gowns Skirts and Covers Feature Fresh Styles at Low Prices
A catalog note highlights undermuslin gowns well made with full skirts and trims. Gowns offered at $2.00 to $2.50, plus a wide line of white skirts from low prices. Special skirts include graduating designs, with regular prices around $8.50. Covers and lace trimmed options priced from $1.25 to $1.50 to $7.75.
Easter Umbrellas and Parasols Offer Inexpensive Picks
Easter umbrellas and parasols advertised with prices of 1.50 to 3 dollars highlight affordable accessories to pair with new suits and white party wear. The item list emphasizes quality and value for shoppers.
Easter Waists Offer Tall Waist Silk Styles
Our 85 cc waists priced at 3.98 for a special Black taffeta silk waist sale.
Colored Dress Goods Spring Style 45 Inches Wide
The notice highlights a new spring dress fabric 45 inches wide offered by a local supplier. Availability and pricing details are mentioned for shoppers seeking vibrant colored textiles for the season.
Ladies 15 Dollar Long Coat Special Value
An unusual offer highlights a light mixture ladies long coat priced at 15 dollars. The deal emphasizes value and the special nature of the garment.
Bills on the Calendar Passes and Debates in Senate
Washington April 16 The senate spent its session on calendar bills passing measures to suppress betting on races and games in the District of Columbia authorize land purchases between Pennsylvania Avenue and the Mall for government buildings create a bison range in Montana and enlarge homesteads on non irrigable lands The swamp land reclamation bill was discussed briefly and left unfinished business.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mall
Montana
Adolescent Shot by Ally Mistakenly Prays Burglar
George Hogan Anderson, 13, adopted son of C. F. Anderson of Moose Lake Minnesota, was brought to Duluth and treated after a gun in a companion's hand fired a bullet into his lungs during an alleged burglar scare. Doctors expect recovery.
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Duluth
George Hogan Anderson
C. F. Anderson
Moose Lake
Minn
Anderson
Chicago youth robs dressing rooms in Janesville show
Gua Johnson, eighteen, of Chicago, robbed the dressing rooms of Blanche Walsh's company in Janesville, taking about 1200 dollars in money and jewelry. He was arrested within twenty minutes in a saloon and the property was recovered.
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Janesville
Wis
Gua Johnson
Chicago
Blanche Walsh
Johnson
Against the Aldrich Bill Faces House Hearing
The banking and currency committee continued hearings on the Aldrich financial bill and a Vreeland measure. American Bankers Association and Merchants Association representatives denounced the Aldrich plan. Speakers urged delaying action to form a commission for next winter’s financial framework.
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Washington
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Vreeland
New York
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Merchants’ Association of New York
Congress
Taft Favored by Minnesota Republicans in State Convention
Minnesota Republicans prepare to elect four delegates at large for the national convention with 22 votes likely to Taft. F. B. Kellogg W. W. Heffelfinger and E. B. Hawkins face no opposition. F. B. Putnam competes in the Second district with W. B. Parsons backing him. S. P. Snider will be temporary chairman with R. P. Brown elected permanent. M. D. Munn heads the resolutions committee as Taft aims to stampede the delegation away from Roosevelt or La Follette influence. Dr A. B. Cole to call the meeting.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Taft
Chicago
F. B. Kellogg
St. Paul
W. W. Heffelfinger
E. B. Hawkins
Duluth
F. B. Putnam
Blue Earth
W. B. Parsons
Winona
Putnam
F. W. Hunt
Mankato
Roosevelt
la Follette
S. P. Snider
R. P. Brown
St. Cloud
M. D. Munn
A. B. Cole
State Central Committee
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