Misplaced Confidence in Moyer Haywood Committee Attacks Roosevelt
The Moyer Haywood conference executive committee denounces President Roosevelt as insulting to defenders of the two labor leaders awaiting trial in Idaho. It declares the end of misplaced confidence by workers is beginning and outlines May 4 demonstrations with a Brooklyn and Manhattan parade and mass meetings. About 60 000 laborers expected in the parade.
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Moyer-Haywood Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Moyer and Haywood
Idaho
Executive Committee
Moyer-Haywood Conference
White House
Moyer-Haywood
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bounds of Authority in Wood Brown Court Martial
Supreme Court reviews Brown v Brown issue over General Wood ordering a retrial and endorsing a sentence from a 1898 Santiago Cuba court martial. Brown seeks back pay totaling 6025 dollars from dismissal to suit, with lower court allowances disputed by Brown and the government amid broad war reporting. Additional brief notes cover local incidents from multiple states, including shootings, illnesses, and notable events.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Louis E. Brown
Brown
United States Army
Supreme Court of the United States
San Luis
Santiago
Cuba
Wood
Houston
Tex
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Legislature Extends Congrats to Jamestown Exposition
Austin April 26 The Texas legislature adopted a house concurrent resolution sending hearty congratulations to Jamestown exposition management and pledging civic cooperation to perpetuate American traditions. The clerk was directed to telegraph a copy to expo management.
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Austin
Ciitizenship of
Texas
Lively
Dallas
Lane
Tarrant
House
Temple
Cleburne
Dean
Robertson
State Department
Justices of Peace
Senter Proposes Rapid Bill Reporting in Senate Fight
In Austin on April 26 the senate debated Senter’s resolution to require committees to report bills by Monday, sparking a clash with Meachem who attacked Senter’s radicalism. Meachem warned Senter would regulate everything but a man kissing his wife and going to church.
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Austin
Senate
Senter
Meachem
Smith
Stone
Hudspeth
Texas
Heavy Rain Floods New Orleans Damages City
A 24 hour downpour ending Friday dumped 8.76 inches on New Orleans the heaviest since 1888. Despite pumping plants discharging 14 million gallons per hour streets flooded lines cut and streetcar service delayed causing considerable damage citywide.
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New Orleans
United States Weather Bureau
Temple
Porter Shot to Death After Pullman Car Altercation
In Fort Worth on April 26 G D Ballard a Pullman porter was shot and killed after an alleged car condition dispute. J R Yates foreman of the Texas and Pacific car-cleaning gang surrendered claiming self defense. Ballard ran Fort Worth to New Orleans. Yates bond set at 2000 after preliminary hearing was waved. Also in Austin the attorney general ruled that card games and whist parties by ladies for prizes do not violate the anti gambling law.
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Texas
Ade
Alamo
J. T. Bright
H. L. Sears
Bullockt
Georgia
Albion
N. Y
W. E. Tipton
Texico
N. M
Virginia
Bradley
Greenway
Knights of the Holy Sepulcher
Lonnie Hall
Dallas
E. C. Pate
Senator Penrose
White House
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company
Andrew Carnegie
Richmond
Corona
Kan
Joseph Bush
Belle Stroup
Oil City
Theodore S. Rose
Chickasha
L. T
Mont Campbell
Fort Worth
G. D. Ballard
J. R. Yates
Texas and Pacific Station
New Orleans
Yates
Austin
Attorney General’s Department
Lineman Falls From Pole In Cable Break Accident
Palestine Texas April 26 a cable breaking caused I B Fitzgerald a lineman to fall from a pole his wrist and collarbone were broken in the incident at the work site.
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Palestine
Tex
I. B. Fitzgerald
Two Good Fellows In Roosevelt Harriman Comment
Pittsburg April 26 M E Ingalls a Big Four railroad man says President Roosevelt and Harriman are both good fellows.
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Pittsburg
M. E. Ingalls
Roosevelt
Harriman
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Will S. Higgs
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M. Sebesta
Higgs & Haygoods
Restonarne
CHELL
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Bryan, Texas
Charles H. Moyer
L. R. Brown
Cook
Berwyn
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Blondwood
King Nutwood
Nutwood
Mary Glenn
Red Wilkes
George Wilkes
Reagan, Tex
Bloadwood
Henry & Brogdon Bros
Bryan, Tex
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