Paris Fails to Elect a Single Ministerialist Paris Election Report
Paris voters rejected Ministerialists in the Chamber of Deputies race. Nationalists won eight seats, anti Ministerialist Socialists six, anti Ministerialist Republicans four, and Conservatives three. Reballoting is set for twenty nine districts as Paris endures its worst government defeat, with notable figures like Millevoye Berry Lockroy Vaillant and Flourens among those re-elected or replaced.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Millevoye
George Berry
Lockroy
Vaillant
M. Flourens
M. Mesureur
M. Syveton
Algiers
M. Drumont
Count Boni de Castellane
Castellane
Basses-Alpes
M. Ribot
Saint-Omer
Pas de Calais
M. Meline
Remierem
Libre Parole
The
Gaulois
Echo de Paris
M. Millerand
M. Miller
Baby Taylor Alive Seen With Aunt Two Weeks Ago
Margaret Taylor the missing child is alive and was seen with her aunt Clara about two weeks ago. Governor Nash and Prosecuting Attorney Hoffheimer hold the first clue but won’t disclose details. Parents express joy and gratitude to the Commercial Tribune as they await further information.
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Nash
Harry M. Hoffheimer
Clara Taylor
Mr. Hoffheimer
Garet
the Commercial Tribune
Margaret
Debates Over Philippine Bill Grow Wary and Bitter
Washington April 27 The Philippine bill dominates Senate debate this week with sharper partisan clashes than expected. The article notes rising acrimony as Republicans and anti administration forces clash over policy and the minority shifts in leadership under new dynamics.
Debates Rise Over Elkins Record and Beef Trust Evidence
Washington debates Elkins army service record amid corruption charges and a Cuban reciprocity spat as Aldrich attacks Elkins. In Chicago and New York, federal prosecutors prepare an injunction against meat packers alleged to control beef prices and blacklist retailers under antitrust law based on witness documents and company records.
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Senator Elkins
Aldrich
Senate
Elkins
War Department
Seventy-seventh
Missouri Militia
Kansas City
Missouri
Quantrell
Cal Younger
Younger Brothers
Younger
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
United States
Bethea
Koblsaat
Day
Ixnox
New York
Davies
Mania for Arson Charged Against Two Dayton Boys
Dayton Ohio April 27 early this morning the fire department answered a flurry of calls leading to the arrest of John and George Gunkel aged 19 and 26 of 1818 West Dakota street. Police accuse arson amid prior burglary cases as detectives traced the fires to the brothers. Fire losses include Dr. Fred Weaver’s barn $50 and Thomas Paxton’s rear stable $50, plus Mrs. C Black’s barn $400 and John W Lotz’s stable $200. Evidence includes chewing gum wrappers and a gum slot-machine link in Riverdale, with George’s shoe tracks aiding the investigation. Police expect arson charges as barns burned in the last eighteen months in the district number twenty eight.
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John
George Gunkel
West Dakota Street
Fairsome
Accordin
Fee Ad
Crumley
Hughes
Thomas Paxton
West Fifth Street
C. Black
West First Street
John W. Lotz
Hydraulic Street
Joss
Riverdale
George
Attorney General Knox to Probe Freight Rebates in Pittsburg
Local packers and provision men charge railroads and the Beef Trust with freight rebates in the Pittsburg district. The charges were handed to Attorney General Knox on Saturday evening and he promised an investigation to aid locals in stopping discrimination in favor of the trust.
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Ecia
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Knox
Railroads and Beef Trust
Salen Backs Home Rule For Cleveland Amid Court Watch
Cleveland director of public works Charles Salen urges home rule as the preferred government form if the Supreme Court strikes down the federal plan. He says Ohio city governments would all become villages without it and envisions each city adopting its own constitutional convention after an enabling act. Mayor Johnson's cabinet members planned to travel to Columbus to hear the ouster suit decision.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Charles Pp. Salen
Supreme Court
Columbus
Tom
Board of Control
Salen
Ohio
Board of Elections
Johnson
Morton former Secretary of Agriculture dies at Lake Forest
Sterling Morton, ex Secretary of Agriculture and Arbor Lodge founder, died at 4 30 pm at Lake Forest, near Chicago, after weeks of illness linked to bronchial artery disease. Funeral services planned for Lake Forest Tuesday at 2 pm and Arbor Lodge Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Chicago
Sterling Morton
Lake Forest
Mark Morton
Morton
Nebraska City
Neb
Morton Former Secretary of AgricultureDies in Public Life
Julius Sterling Morton who served four years as Secretary of Agriculture under President Cleveland in his second administration was born in New York and observed Arbor Day he founded. He headed practical farm policy, clashed with Congress over seed distribution, and died at age 70 on his birthday. He helped shape horticultural groups and political campaigns.
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Julius Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Morton
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Jefferson County
New York
Michigan
Union College
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Times
Bellville
Neb
Nebraska City News
Territory
Thomas B. Cuming
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Grains of Wheat Sprout From Man’s Lungs in Indiana
Loganport Ind April 27 Alonzo Dickson a teamster is recovering after a nine month illness treated by city physicians. During a violent coughing spell grains of wheat sprouted were expelled from his lungs. He recalled illness began after helping thrash a farm crop south of the city. Three grains were recovered. Doctors misdiagnosed as catarrh and consumption for a long period.
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Commercial Tribune
Logansport
Ind
Alonzo Dickson
Dickson
Four more bodies recovered in City of Pittsburg wreck
Cairo Illinois April 27 four more bodies of victims were recovered today bringing total to four identified. One identified as Joseph Redding a striker engineer from Louisville. The other three were African American men and a woman.
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Cairo
Ill
City of Pittsburg
Joseph Redding
Louisville
Polish Emigrants Bury $100,000 In City Yards
In St Joseph Missouri on April 27 a discovery showed many Polish emigrants buried about $100,000 in gold in various dooryards east of town. They distrust banks and guard their private savings.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Filipinos Surrender En Masse in Samar Island Operations
General Frederick D. Grant's expedition on Samar River lands insurgent Guevarra and 189 of his men with 161 rifles. About 300 insurgents with 131 rifles expected to surrender at Catbalogan. Three thousand Bolomen surrender at Sulat as campaign continues along the southern coast. Paired with Ladrone chief Rufo's capitulation near Negros, signaling broader pacification efforts.
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Manila
Frederick D. Grant
Basco
Florida
Sulat
Samar
Guevarra
Luckban
L. W. V. Kennon
Sixth Infantry
Island of
Negros
Rufo
Kennon
Papa Isio
Malvar
Ninth Infantry
Luke E. Wright
Chaffee
Corrigan on the road to recovery
Physicians attending Archbishop Corrigan report improved condition after morning consultation. Doctors raise diet with kumyss broth salads and beef. Prayers offered citywide for his speedy recovery. Rome cardinal rumor denied by Father Curley.
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Curley
Corrigan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Patrick McAleer
Rome
Astor to be created Baron Cliveden of Taplow
London reports William Waldorf Astor will be created Baron Cliveden of Taplow next month. In San Francisco the transport Grant arrived from Manila with 1 610 passengers including the Twelfth United States Infantry and four companies of casuals.
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London
William Waldorf Astor
Baron Cliveden of
Taplow
San Francisco
Grant
Manila
Twelfth
United States Infantry
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