Wilson to Meet Senators at Capitol in Tariff Review
Washington April 1 United Press reports President Wilson will return this afternoon to the Capitol for a conference in the President’s Room with several Democrat senators. He plans a careful canvass of the tariff situation and expects to be at the Capitol almost daily for the remainder of the special session. Adverse criticism of his procedure dwindles among early supporters.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
Democratc
Almont
Congress
Blaze Threatens Madison Business District
A fierce fire roared through Madison's business district today threatening extensive property loss. The Capital City Bank building was destroyed by morning flames, and the nearby Big Block housing the IOit Clothing Company plant sustained serious damage.
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Capital City Bank
United Press
Madron
Busness
Ioit Clothing Company
Death of H E Whittlesey ends long battle with cancer
H E Whittlesey died early this morning after months of illness from mouth cancer. Born June 1 1838 in Curtinville, Mars he moved to Rochester as a boy and served in the Civil War. He later worked in grocery, shop, and valve cup manufacturing, living at Petroleum Center Corry and finally in this city. He leaves a widow Elizabeth Wilson, several children, ten grandchildren, and one great grandchild. He was active in church and Republican circles and remembered as a robust, long lived man.
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H. EB. Whittlesey
Weven
Soa
Tal
Albany
Rochester
Penna
Staten
Mr. Whittesey
Curtinville
Mars
Isabel Cram
Roehbiter
Ai. Whittlesey
Petroleum Center
Pot Ne
Corry
Raymond Mfg
Vie
United Presbyterian Church
Plumer
Presbyterian Church
Republican Party
Beng
Hite
Alsenne
American girl freed from militant suffragette sentence
United Press reports that an American suffragette recruit was released from prison after serving her term for complicity in the suffragette activities. Her health and safety suffered during confinement in London jails. Her mother Mrs Emerson of Detroit accompanied her home. A threatening note prompted police guard protection for Justice Lush after he sentenced Mr Pankhurst to three years.
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United Press
Lennon
Emerson
London
Detroit
Mich
Justice Lush
Pankhurst
Thousands Pray for the Pope at St Peters Cathedral
Rome April 9 Thousands of Catholics gathered at St Peters Cathedral to pray for Pope Pius X whose health was reported as very grave by Vatican doctors. Kidney trouble and long fever have weakened his condition though his temperature neared normal in the morning.
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United Press
Rome
St. Peters Cathedral
Vatican
Pius X
1100 Pounds of Meat Destroyed in City Market Fire
A large fire at the rear of City Market on South Center Street destroyed a temporary smoke house where 1100 pounds of meat were stored. Firefighters arrived quickly. the blaze caused minor damage and was extinguished with little difficulty. It is unclear how the fire started and authorities note possible theft of meat post fire.
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Pordon
Malone Lost A Finger In Market Machinery Accident
Mr Malone was injured this morning at the Corvoy Mint Market on Feet Avenue when a power engine seized a hardware machine. The midwifery or night shift worker may have been caught in the gear. Dr. Gskiton attended. An estimate of cost was £6.
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Mike Malone
Corvoy
Aveo
Mo saMfpis
Mr. Malone
Resignations Of Captain Alexander And Lieutenants Keating And Van Vleck
Captain Alexander and Lieutenants Van Vleck and Keating of Company A resign their posts after sending resignations to National Guard headquarters. Mayor Alexander agreed to serve as captain during reorganization, while Lieut Van Vleck, an experienced officer, will lead drilling and organization. Keating steps down due to time constraints and other interests. report indicates the three resignations were sent to Col Richards at city address. Continued on Page Eight.
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Alexander
S. Keating and
van Vleck
CO. A
C. I.lexander
iKeat Ng
Company A
National Guard
Auarters
Col Richards
Lieut
VanVieck
Keating
Alexander Fus
We must plant more trees to gain roses
A concise proverb notes that roses do not rain and only by planting trees can we ensure future rose blooms. The message emphasizes growth through environmental action rather than waiting for gains.
Investment Bankers as Gatekeepers for Securities
The Nation Bank bond department offers expert bond investigations for its own portfolio and for investors seeking validation. It claims a long history of purchasing bonds with steady yields and prompt principal and interest payments, positioning itself as a trusted stamp of approval for securities.
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Nation Bank
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