Redmonds Speech on Irish Land Bill Sparks Debate
In London on May 5 Irish leader John Redmond warned that rejecting the land bill would drive the Irish back to old warring factions. He urged ministers to accept reasonable landlord and tenant amendments to seize the opportunity, while Conservatives and Liberal leaders weighed the measure's terms and committee scrutiny.
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Bill
London
Wyndham
House of Commons
John Redmond
Act of Union
Wynham
Westmister
Pee
Joan Redmond
Coghall
George Bartley
Balfour
Mr. Gladstone
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Russell
Reeding
Hostilities Feared Over Manchurian Tensions
Victoria B C May 5 Advices from the steamer Olympia show Japanese and British warships near New Chwang as Russians resist evacuation amid rising tensions in Manchuria. Reports say Russia readies for war with Japan. troops move to Amokjang Korea and siege measures appear at Talien Kinchow Yalu river areas.
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Victoria
B. C
Olympia
Yokohama
New
Chiang
Chwang
Foo
Shanghai
Tien Tsin
Che
New Chwang
Ji Ji Shime Shime
Russia
Manchuria
Moukden Taotai
Talien
Kinchow
Yala River
Japan
Japan Herald
Port Arthur
Amokjang
Korea
Powers Case Motion Renewed for Judge Cantril
Georgetown Ky May 5 ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers facing murder accessory charges in Governor Goebel case urging bench vacate at third trial. Judge Cantril took the motion under advisement as Whittaker Combes and Davis cases continued. No Powers hearing this term expected.
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Cantril
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Princess Louise of Saxony has birth of daughter
Lindau Bavaria May 5 Princess Louise of Saxony has a daughter born to her. She fled Salzburg last December and eloped with M Giron the tutors. Berlin dispatch says royal orders were given for the infant to be brought to Dresden three weeks after birth. Marked Man Lexington Ky May 5 Hon James B Macrum shot and killed in front of the courthouse at Jackson. He was counsel for fusionists and seen as aligned with Cockrell faction amid feud with Hargis Cockrell.
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Louise
Saxony
Lindau
Bavaria
Salzburg
M. Giron
Berlin
Dresden
Lexington
James B. Macrum
Jackson
Cockrell
Cotton Report Says Weather Slowed Crop Growth
The weather bureau notes unseasonably cool conditions in the week ending May 4. Low temperatures on April 30 and May 1 2 set records, harming early corn planting in northern Texas and Oklahoma and retarding cotton germination across the belt.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton Belt
Gulf States
King Edward thanked for goodwill to France
Paris May 5 President Loubet telegraphed King Edward at Portsmouth thanking him for his goodwill toward the people and government of France as stated in the king's Cherbourg dispatch. Radical Socialist group in the chamber of deputies urged immediate arbitration treaty negotiations between Great Britain and France.
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Edward
Paris
Loubet
Portsmouth
France
Cherbourg
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Ordered by Whitecaps to Leave
Indianapolis May 5 The governor received a letter from Joseph Shively the man whipped at Bloomington the other night ordering him to leave town within fifteen days on pain of being hanged and asking the governor to protect him if he stays. The governor informed the Monroe county prosecuting attorney of the letter’s contents. The letter names the man who made the threat and he is believed to be among those under bond for whipping Shively and the woman.
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Indianapolis
Joseph Shively
Bloomington
Monroe County
Shively
Priest Declared Innocent In Lorain Tragedy
Casimir Reichlin, brother of the murdered girl, testified that Father Walser is innocent of the crime in Lorain Ohio. He said if Walser were guilty, he would be guilty too and should be hanged. He affirmed the priest’s innocence.
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Lorain
Casimir Reichlin
Father Walser
Insurance Men Convene In Chattanooga May Meeting
The annual convention of the National Association of Co operative Mutual Insurance companies opened in Chattanooga Tennessee for a four day session. President Forbes of Des Moines Iowa presided. About 400 delegates are in attendance.
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Cuattanooga
Tenn
National Association of Co-operative Mutual Insurance Companies
Gert
Forbes
Des + Moines
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the City National Bank
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Steamer
Powers
Cotton Report
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B. Mike
Franklin Bros
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