Tillman Seen as Real Culprit in Senate Squabble
Washington Feb 23 The Senate faces a probe into accusations by Tillman that McLaurin bought his vote. Burrows leads Privileges and Elections with caution as Tillman risks contempt unless he substantiates charges. McLaurin may seek apology to clear his name. Tillman may remain in contempt.
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Tillman
Otto Carmichael
Commercial Tribune
McLaurin
Senate
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Zionist Predicts Model City in Holy Land
Leon Zolotkoff, a founder of the Zionist movement, predicts a model city will arise in Palestine radiating social reform worldwide. He, alongside Dr. Herzl of Vienna, leads the movement. Zolotkoff, a noted attorney and Lake Forest University graduate, says thousands of Jews are ready to emigrate from Russia to Palestine.
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Leon Zolotkoff
Palestine
Great
Zionist Movement
Dr. Herzl
Vienna
Zolotkoff
Lake Forest University
Russia
President Roosevelt bars Tillman from White House dinner
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports that Senator Tillman and Senator McLaurin face contempt at the Capitol and White House. Roosevelt decides Tillman, under suspension, will not attend Prince Henry’s dinner, signaling strong Senate disapproval. Tillman condemns the move as a personal affront.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
Capitol
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
Prince Henry
Senator Tillman
Archbishop Corrigan Hurt in St Patrick's Cathedral
Archbishop Corrigan is confined to his home after injuries from a fall at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York. A large unguarded hole in the floor caused him to stumble and wrench his right ankle. he suffered bruises and scratches and will not leave home until Tuesday.
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New York
Corrigan
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Kelly
Boer Government leaders narrowly escape capture at Nooitgedacht
Acting President Schalburger and fellow Boer Government members were forced into the ladger at Nooitgedacht when a detachment of mounted national scouts under Colonel Park surrounded them. They escaped capture.
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London
Schalburger
Nooitgedacht
Transvaal Colony
Mounted National Scouts
Park
Teachers for Philippines aboard McClellan voyage
The U S army transport McClellan sailed from New York with 200 schoolteachers on its way to Manila. Most teachers originate from the Middle States, the South and the West.
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New York
United States Army
McClellan
Manila
Middle States
Bryan Sneers at Manhattan Club Banquet in Toledo
William J. Bryan traveled to Columbus from Toledo to meet Ohio Democratic leaders. He criticized the Manhattan Club for backing the Republicans and said Democratic planks will be crafted by loyal party members once issues develop. He noted trust questions may not be the sole plank.
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Bryan
Henry Watterson
Bryan Arrives in Columbus for Democratic Luncheon
William J. Bryan arrived from Chicago and is hosted by Colonel James Kilbourne. He will meet admirers at his Towne street home and host a Democratic luncheon tomorrow for the Supreme Committee of Five and Ohio Democratic editors to discuss state organization plans. Bryan departs for the East tomorrow afternoon.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
William J. Bryan
Chicago
James Kilbourne
Towne Street
Bryan
Nebraska
Kilbourne
Supreme Committee of Five
Harvey C. Garber
Greenville
H.J. Frey
Findlay
Charley W. Baker
Cincinnati
Charles P. Salen
Cleveland
Burnett
Springfield
General Assembly
Roudebush
Butler County
Darke County
Ohio Democratic Editorial As
Harry E. Alexander
Zanesville
Negley D. Cochrane
Toledo
N. E. Arnold
Marion
Supreme Committee
East
Anderson seeks 30000 for sister Hilda's death in China
Charles A. Anderson filed a claim with the State Department for 30000 damages over the 1900 killing of his sister Hilda S Anderson by boxers in Mongolia Province China. Two sisters died in China during the uprising. Hilda was a U S citizen naturalized in Rockford Illinois in 1897 and went there as a missionary.
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Whiting
Charles A. Anderson
State Department
Washington
Hilda
Anderson
Monogolia Province
China
Mr. Anderson
United States
Sweden
Hilda MS. Anderson
Rockford, Kl
The
Christian Alliance
Ohio man accused of wife murder arrives in New York
Detectives E. G. Gordin and Ross Hornbeck of West Jefferson Ohio arrived in New York with James Murray who surrendered in Ireland claiming to have unintentionally killed his wife in this country. Murray was extradited on a charge of manslaughter.
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New York
E. G. Gordin
Ross Hornbeck
West Jefferson, O
James Murray
Murray
Miss Stone Free After Captivity by Bandits
Miss Ellen M. Stone the American missionary and Mme Tsilka were released by brigands near Strumitza Macedonia. Stone and Tsilka arrived early this morning and will travel to Salonika. Details of the ransom are not disclosed due to safety concerns. There are lingering suspicions about some Bulgarians in the party.
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Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Salonika
Strumitza
Macedonia
Miss Stone
Daily Chronicle
Ohio River
Ohio
Miss Stone's Mother Receives Good News
Boston reports Dr. Judson Smith of the American Board brought a Salonika cablegram dated February 23 reading Safe. The note says Ellen M. Stone Mme Tsilka and baby are with American representatives at Seeres, Macedonia. A second message confirms release from confinement in good condition and spirits.
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Boston
Judson Smith
American Board
Benjamin F. Stone
Ellen M. Stone
Chelsea
Salonika
Haskell
Barton
Miss Stones Capture Seen as Macedonian Political Move
New York dispatch reports Spencer Eddy, First Secretary at Constantinople, arriving with views on the Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka kidnapping. He says captors sought ransom to aid Macedonia's political aims, not personal gain, and portrays Macedonians as sympathetic to missionaries. He notes Stone's courage and says the captors value diplomacy in communication.
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New York
Spencer Eddy
Legation
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Mr. Eddy
America
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Tment
Tsilka
Misa Stone
Capture of insurgent leader Cortez reported in Manila
Manila reports the capture of Cortez second to General Malvar by native constabulary at Alipit Santa Cruz Laguna. He was raising funds for the insurgents and handed over to military authorities. Cavite and Laguna provinces see fewer insurgents with Ladrones fleeing toward Cavite.
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Manila
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Luzon
Cortez
Malvar
Alipit
Sorensen
Batangas
J. Franklin Bell
Civil Commission
Ladrones
Cavite
Trias
Four Die in New Spanish Riots Amid Police Clash
In Madrid a Ministers council met to discuss public order as the capital reports improved stability. Across the provinces order prevails. in Sarria near Barcelona, a police shootout left one policeman and one worker dead and two others wounded during an explosives incident. At Pedralbes two strikers were killed in clashes with police.
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Madrid
Council of Ministers
Sarria
Barcelona
Pedralbes
Boy regains hearing after ear found coin like paper ball
Eight year old James Deshler of Ellwood Indiana suffered deafness in both ears until a coughing fit caused a specialist to extract a paper filled ball from his ear. The object, a leaf fragment from a school copy book, had disintegrated the ink, yet hearing improved immediately after removal. The guardian notes ongoing recovery and suspects the owl may have caused the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Ellwood
Ind
James
Noah Deshler
Minute Men Guard Wetumka Against Crazy Snake Indians
Guthrie Okla Feb 23 Squads of minute men ordered at Wetumka to protect the town from Crazy Snake Indians. Guards take turns after night and runners scout in all directions. Citizens provided with rifles and shotguns.
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Guthrie
Okla
Wetumka
Prince Henry Arrives in United States With Welcome Navy Welcome
Prince Henry is greeted by Admiral Evans and German officials on his first day in the United States. He tours the navy yard and dines on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern, then sends greetings to President Roosevelt. A reception follows the dinner party aboard the Hohenzollern.
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Admiral Evans
Hohenzollern
New York
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Prince of Ger
Robley D. Evans
Prince
Illinois
Nina
G. A. Converse
Frederick Chapin
Frank T. Evans
Rebeur-Paschwitz
Washington
Kronprinz
Ft. Wadsworth
Prince Henry
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Narrows
Ft. Hamilton
Bob
Evans
United States
Navy Yard
Imperial Yacht
Gree Ign
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