Costa Rica quake devastates Cartage injuring hundreds
Telegraph reports a powerful earthquake destroyed much of Cartage Costa Rica and damaged San Jose area cities. At least hundreds killed or wounded with the palace of Andrew Chornmegio among collapsed structures. Widespread suffering and relief needs noted as wires were down and officials counted casualties.
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Carta
Costa Pic
San Jose
Cartage
Jnetlcn
Andrew Chornmegio
Hoennagrn
Run Temilano
Crenitivd
San Jose Aho
Snl
Nicaragua
Smallpox Scare Delays Immigrant Ship Quarantine
A one year old immigrant boy suspected of smallpox triggered a Philadelphia quarantine on the North Lloyd German steamer Maine. About 2,700 people were vaccinated including the crew, dock officials, and reporters. The ship had arrived from Bremen with 2,465 immigrants and 46 cabin passengers. The quarantine was lifted on Thursday.
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Maine
Philadelphia
Bremen
Baltimore
Alse
Oithin
Forger Makes Haul In Boston Bank Check Fraud
Boston police and Nathonal Shawmut bank officials reveal a forger who obtained 5000 dollars in cash. Three checks for 4875 dollars bore the name Cohen and the signature of Allen Arnold. Cohen had prior dealings with Allen Arnold & Co, enabling quick cashing. The loss was covered by bank president William A. Gaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nathonal Shawmut Bank
Bagus
Samuel Cohen
Allen Arnold
Hieir
Allen Arnold & Co
William A. Gaston
Plan to abolish middlemen sparks farmers co operation
At St Louis Missouri officers of the American Federation of Labor and various farmers groups continued discussions to form a National Farmers' Scientific Co-Operative Society. The plan aims to deal with middlemen and farm product speculation. Grain and produce exchanges in large cities were represented at the Thursday rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
St Louis
National Farmers’ Scientific Co-Operative
Farmers’ Rally
Citie
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotation Highlights
Thursday quotations from the Sioux City live stock market show top beef cattle at 7.40 and top hogs at 9.55. Prices capture the market's strongest bids and reflect active demand for cattle and pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Siop City
Bootlegger Nabbed After Arrest at Arms, Sr.
Henry Brambler was arrested on a bootlegging charge after police found six pints of whisky in his boot and pockets lined with contraband. The incident occurred Wednesday at Arms, Sr. and Brambler faces legal action.
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Henry Brambler
Arms, Sr
Murder mystery note links suicide to Holland death
In Evanston a 26 year old porter Richard Gorky was found dead by hanging in his hotel room. A Finnish note blamed sorrow for the death of a young woman in Holland and claimed his two brothers in California share responsibility. Police seek help from San Francisco and Los Angeles authorities.
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Bonnaten
Olive Bellows
California
Gorky
Evanston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Califor
Captain Saves Disabled Steamer After Cape Cod Collision
The freighter Saturce, damaged after colliding with the northbound steamer Ligonier off Cape Cod Wednesday night, arrived at dawn with a 12 foot water surge in her deck and a flooded after compartment. Capt Folker and remaining crew aboard the Saturce secured the pumps and doors, keeping the engine room crew at work as the ship reached port safely. the Ligonier suffered only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Cape Cod
Folker
Cape
Two Die in Ohio Valley Railroad Crash Near Urbonna
Two men were killed and three other men along with two women seriously injured in a head on collision between a southbound freight car and a passenger car from Springfield on the Ohio Batter railway near Urbanna. Eleven sustained minor injuries. The dead are W. H. Personson of Springfield and M. M. Kroark of Urbarn. Officials say brake failure on the freight car likely caused the crash.
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Ohio Breatric Railway
Noath
Springield
Urbunna
W. H. Perenson
Springfield
Pastencerenar
M. M. Kroark
Urban
Fire Destroys Half Million Plant in Kansas City Kan
A 500000 damage fire destroyed the Peet Bros Manufacturing plant in Kansas City Kansas Wednesday night at 10 50 p m. Firemen saved the adjacent Hohwartaschild and Sulzberger Packing plant though the blaze was checked by a high night wind and the two properties suffered fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet .Ros. Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Kan
Hohwartaschild & Sulzberger Packing Company
Special Session Call Debated by California Assembly
Resolutions urged Gov. Ollett to convene a special session of the California legislature to pass a law prohibiting price rises. The measure stalled at the Southern California Congregation Convention before Superior Judge Wilbur declined to rule. The resolutions were referred back to committee for revision.
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Ol Lett
California Legialatare
Southern California Congregation Convention
Wilbur
Hit
Tobacco Trust Declares Mixed Dividends On Stocks
The American Tobeco company announced a 2 percent quarterly dividend on common stock plus a 7 percent extra dividend. A 14.4 percent quarterly dividend was declared on preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobeco Company
Freightier Mixsouri Mreightier Dead Near St Joseph
Cyrus Saxton retired prominent early Northwest Missouri freight chief died at his home near St Joseph Missouri. He was 70 years old and passed away Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Saxton
Northwest
Miewouri
At. Joseph
Forest fires rage near Sault Ste. Marie and Garden River
Forest fires sweep areas around Sault Ste. Marie Michigan and Garden River Ontario spreading rapidly with flames advancing through surrounding brush and woodland. Local crews battle the blazes as residents evacuate nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Garden Fuver
Ont
Peary to Lecture for Antwerp Geographical Society
Commander Robert E. F. Peary has accepted an invitation to deliver a lecture for the Royal Geographic Society of Antwerp. The event highlights Peary's prominent polar exploration work and ties to the Belgian society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EF. Peary
Royal Geographic Society of Antwerp
Sons of Knowohutlon Plan Next Convention in Louisville
A meeting of the trustees of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in Toledo decided to hold the next convention in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Toledo
Louisville
Sugar Prices Rise Ten Cents Per Hundredweight
All grades of refined sugar were Wednesday advanced 10 cents per 100 pounds. This price move covers the market across refined sugar grades.
Farmers urged to boost production through education reforms
Secretary James Wilson spoke at the Farmers Education and Cooperative Union meeting in St. Louis urging faster farming progress. He blamed low yields on poor promotion and education among farmers, calling for new methods to raise output for a growing population.
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United States
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
Fartners’ Education and
St. Louis
Wilson
Hans
Rome
Iksippi Valley
Twain's Will Leaves Estate to Daughter at Probate
Samuel Clemens known as Twain directs probate in Redding Conn on Tuesday. He bequeaths the entire estate to his surviving daughter Chir Langhorne Clemens wife of Gablelowteh. The home Stormfield valued at 1000000 and bank deposits about 150000. Literary assets are estimated though to be reviewed by trustees. The will directs his daughter and biographer Mr Paine to convey his wishes to hire terry fenets and for trustees to follow them in disposal.
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Mr. Paine
Terry Fenets
Wieens
Lion Keeper Mauled by Lions at Forest City Circus
George Tords, a lion keeper, was fatally mauled during a circus parade in Forest City Tuesday. An enraged male lion leapt the cage, tearing his arm and throat while two female lions joined the attack as elephant keepers used bull hooks to separate them.
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George Tords
Bethlehem Steel Works Labor Conditions Report
Bureau of Labor findings at Bethlehem Steel works South Bethlehem Pennsylvania show 2 222 men work twelve hours daily seven days a week with a large percentage earning only twelve and a half cents an hour.
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Bureau of Labor
Bethlehem Steel Works
Bethlehem, Pa
Senate
OU Trust Must Pay Big Fine
A U S court in New York fines Brandyard Company £20,000 for violation of the Interstate Commerce Act as recorded by Judge Noyes in the Western District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU Trust
United States Court of Fippente
United States Circuit Court
Brandyardel Company
Noyes
District
New York
Shornunker Slain by Black Hand Member
An Italian shoemaker known as Don Joh Cumin was shot and killed in his shop Tuesday. Authorities believe the murder was committed by a member of the Black Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Itatlon Shormaker
Don Joh Cumin
Tlurley
Black Hand
Tragic elephant attack at Mariotti park injures trainer
Tuesday Samuel Montgomery an animal trainer was trampled by an elephant at Mariotti Park and fatally hurt. The serious employee was killed and another fatally injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariotti
Tuoaday
Samuel Mongomery
Detention Trial Tangles In Chicago Murder Case
A confused report outlines a Chicago murder case tied to Montato and a Burlington crew. It notes arrests of two killers and the escape of Montato, with Sheriff Kennedy and detective Bernacchi named among investigators and Chicago officials involved.
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Fheri Kennedy
Stroken Row
Otago
Antoine Montite
Chicago
Montato
Wee
Burlington Wood
Balvator
Gino
Thys
Montoto
Naiban
Mabe Winne Delia
Montate
Custer Physician Dr A E B Robertson Dead
Dr A E B Robertson longtime Cutter county physician died at Mason City on Thursday morning from pneumonia at age 88. A native of Clinfield Michigan he grad uated from Michigan University and Rush Medical College. He began practice in Ashton Sherman County in 1894 moving to Mason City two years later. He leaves a wife and two daughters. His death is deeply mourned by the community. The illness followed exposure while caring for patients during severe cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Robertson
Cutter County
Mason City
Clinfield
Mich
Michigan University of Ann Arbor
Rush Medical College of
Chicago
Ashton
Sherman County
Robertson
Cluthes
First annual democracy dinner in Johnson County at Smith's Theater
Speakers included W R Bryan W J Bryan Gov A C Rheathenberger and Richard i Metcalfe at Tecumseh Tuesday night with 200 attendees. Topics covered Initiative and referendum Nebraska and Democracy's Opportunity while Judge Kelliger spoke on The Judiciary in Politics Edgar Howard was on the program but did not appear. Rev Barden gave the invocation. Toastmaster was Dr A P Fiteimmong county chairman.
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W. J. Bryan
Gov
A. C. Rheathenberger
Richard i. Metcalfe
Tecumseh
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Thomas Barden
St. Andrews
A. P. Fiteimmong
Gun Found in Bed at Almaworth Hotel Room 14
A chambermaid at the Almaworth Hotel in Alnaworth found a bloodstained gun hidden in the mattress of room 14 occupied by Walter Resenberg. The weapon is linked to an alleged December shooting of Jake Davin. Also recovered were a bloodstained pocket book and bloody papers.
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Almaworth
Alnaworth
Walter Resenberg
George Wilson
Jake Davin
Hospital Plans for York Proposed by Local Club
At a York Commercial Club meeting Rev Dana Coletove of the Eplavapul church presented hospital blueprints. The hospital would be overseen by a York residents board of directors and supported by the Diocese of Nebraska.
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York Commercel Club
Dana Coletove
Eplavapul Church of
York
Nebraska
Funeral for Norwegian Wester in Park Attended by King and Queen
The funeral of Boornajerne Kijornson, a Norwegian resident who died recently in Park, took place Tuesday at Chrietlhinia Morway. Imposing ceremonies marked the service with attendance by the king and queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boornajerne Kijornson
Chrietlhinia
Morway
Senate inquiry targets third degree policing practices
A senate investigation into third degree interrogation methods will be led by Renators Curth Brown Borah Gverman and Stone, examining police interrogation tactics used on suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Renators Curth, Brown, Borah, Gverman and Stone
Bakers Supplied From Philadelphia Aid New York Strike
A force of bakers arrived in New York from Philadelphia Tuesday to help break the strike crippling business of most of the large delis and bakeries.
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Bakers
New York
Philadelphia
Sawmill Partner Shot in Carmi Amid Partnership Fight
Thomas Randolph shot and probably fatally wounded his partner John McIntyre at a Carmi Illinois sawmill during a quarrel over dissolving their partnership.
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Thomas Randolph
John McIntyre
Carmi I
Suit to test bridge fare against Burlington railroad
Mrs Estella EK Warden through her attorney W F Morin sues the Burlington railway in a Nebraska district court seeking 10000 damages for injuries claimed after being jerked from a passenger train by a brakeman at Hamburg Pennsylvania on February 18 1910. She alleges ongoing pain and loss and seeks repayment of 42 cents overcharge for a ticket and argues bridge tolls exceed legal rates and affect trade and travel across the river.
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Estella EK
W. F. Morin
Nebraska
Oly Agaliet
Burlington Railway
Thie City
Homburg
Homiare
Neuragia City
Town
twoauNe
Nebraskaty
Hastings Licenses Tied Up After Special Term Deliberation
Hastings council cases heard before Judge Pungen in special term. license suspensions linger as panels consider if brewers violated restrictions on beer sales and whether petition signatures met requirements. Three saloons continue with licenses, seven remain stayed under appeal.
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Alee Comte Peete
Distra Hess
Pungen
Hastings Brewing Camps
Saloon License Applicants Face Bond Shortfalls
The Nebraska CK city council met to hear minister remonstrances against four saloon license applicants. Three applicants had not pledged the required bond or $1,050 certified funds. A G Kramar withdrew his bond application and certified check.
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City Council of
Nebraska
A. G. Kramar
Warrant Issued for Narve Trotter in Ranch Fire Case
A warrant was sworn for Narve Trotter on a charge of criminal carelessness in starting a fire that scorched Buckeye ranch and adjacent properties near Broken Bow last Sunday. Winds reached 40 miles an hour. about 1000 acres of pasture land and fence posts were destroyed with an estimated loss of 1000 pounds.
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Narve Trotter
Buckeye Ranch
Broken Bow
Danish Bride Reunites In Central City Wedding
Lina Hertelson traveled from Denmark to fulfill a marriage promise made over twenty years ago. In Central City she wed Nele Jensen, the longtime lover of her youth, sealing a reunion and new matrimony after decades apart.
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Denmark
Lina Hertelson
Central City
Nele Jensen
Nebrassa Commercial Club meeting favor Kearney choice
The 1911 Nebraska Commercial Clubs meeting convenes in Kearney. A heated contest between Kearney and Lincoln marks the convention’s close at Columbus with two campaign combats and Kearney winning by a practically unanimous vote.
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Nebraska Commercial Clubs
Kearney
Lincoln
Columbus
Automobile for Gift From Nebraska City Man
A. J. Smith of Nebraska City has received a handsome sixty horsepower automobile as a gift from his brother Pred I. Smith a wealthy distiller from Terre Haute Indiana.
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A. J. Smith
Nebraska City
Pred I. Smith
Terre Hinute
Ind
Runaway Injury Ends Alvin Daly’s Melhorn Run
Alvin Daly suffered serious injuries in a runaway incident thirty miles from Broken Bow while attempting to break a volt. The Melhorn team noted the accident occurred during a risky test run.
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Alvin Daly
Melhorn
Dtroken
Beatrice City Council Grants Saloon Licenses
A Beatrice city council special meeting granted saloon licenses to A. M. Lavalle, Bryan Black, Winfield Doten and F. H. Hobbs, bringing the total to five licenses for the city.
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Beatrice
A. M. Lavalle
Bryan Black
Winfield Doten
F. H. Hobbs
Stratton Man Boum? Dead in Bed
Clark Townsend of Stratton was found dead in bed Thursday morning. Death attributed to heart disease.
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Clark Townsend
Stratton
Dunbar Man Tried for Weights and Wrongs at Court
James Webher of Dunbar faced a trial for weighing red Praticls and received a heavy fine. He returned home and faced further complaints, then was summoned again to appear in court.
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James Webher
Dunbar
Fatablish Drainage District Formed in County
The Sand Creek drainage district in the northwest part of the county is created by a majority vote of local residents, establishing a new regional drainage authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Creek
Guesuming County
Weston breaks transcontinental walk record by 12-year-old
Edward Payson Weston completes the Pacific to Atlantic trek in seventy seven days defying weather and injuries. He reaches Manhattan Island and walks through Broadway to City Hall amid cheering crowds confirming a historic endurance feat.
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Edward Payton Weston
Manhattan Island
Kings Arcige
Spuytendyvil Creek
Broadway
City Hall
Edward Payson Weeton
Canala of Sport
Pacific
Atlantic
Weston’s Transcontinental Walk Seen as Pure Sport
The piece notes Weston at 72 completed a transcontinental walk as a lesson to American youth, stressing there was no monetary prize. It frames the feat as sport and personal achievement rather than spectacle or wealth.
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Great Ness
Weston
America
Standing of the Clubs
Progress of the Pennant races in the league standings is summarized with team names and positions. This item notes current leaders and the gaps to pursuers as the season advances.
Firebug Teenage Maid Sets Newport Home Ablaze
Anna Foy aged 16 confesses to police in Newport that violent nervous attacks made her a firebug. While employed as a maid for George W. Ritchie she set the Ritchie house on fire in daylight and helped fight the blaze after an alarm.
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Anna Foy
Newport
George W. Ritchie
Ritchie
Shellabarger Company Expands to Thirty-Four Elevators
The Shellabarger Mill and Elevator Company of Salina Kansas buys twenty one grain elevators from Peavy Grain and Elevator Company of Minneapolis and the Midland Company of Kansas. The Midland is a branch of Peavy. This acquisition gives Shellabarger thirty four elevators in Kansas.
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Shellabarger Mill and Elevator Company
Salina
Kan
Peavy Grain and Elevator Company
Minneapolis
Midland Company of
Kansas
Peavy Company
Shellabarger Company
Kanous
Stallo Girls Inherit After Heirless Estate Found
Edmund K. Stallo of New York named administrator of the $26,000,000 estate of Alexander MacDonald who died in Long Beach California on March 18. Stallo's daughters Helen 20 and Laura 18 to receive the fortune as granddaughters of the deceased.
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Stallo
Alexander MacDonald
Long Beach
Cal
Edmund K. Stallo
New York
Mr. Stallo
Helen
Laura
Poisoning case nets two in Arkansas City
Louis W. Patterton and his foster mother Emma A. Allen were arrested on a warrant in Arkansas City Kansas charged with causing the death by poison of Mrs. Francea Kimmel Patterton wife of G W Patterton who died suddenly last January
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Louis W. Patterton
Emma A. Allen
Arkansas City
Kan
Francea Kimmel-Patterton
G. W. Patterton
Theater Lobby Collapses Injuring Fifteen in New York
A concrete and tile foyer at a New York east side moving picture theater collapsed injuring fifteen people. One man is believed fatally hurt, and others sustain unspecified injuries as rescuers respond to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York East Oide
Moving Picture Theater
Congress Week Features Insurgent Clash Over Railroad Bill
Senate leaders clash as insurgents with Democratic aid push to strip commerce court organizing power from the president. Maryland Senator Rayner invites insurgent senators to join Democrats. Donliver resists. House focuses on Indian land bills with Sabath amendment letting Rosebud Sioux citizens apply from home.
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Rayner
Democratic Party
Donliver
Maryland
Senate
Bulley
Texas
Insurgenta
Renoin
Ing
Bristow
Sabath
Ilinois
Rosebud
South Dakota
Ciizens
Senate Debates Male Road Bill Amid Insurgent Gains
In a Thursday session Senators Clay Bristow Cummins Crawford Bailey Aldrich Borah Root and Heyburn debated the male road bill authorising rate making. Democratic attendance was small in the House, enabling insurgents to win key votes. An amendment added telegraph and telephone companies to the Interstate Commerce law scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Clay
Bristow
Cummins
Crawford
Bailey
Aldrich
Borah
Root
Senate votes defeat Cimmins railroad amendment and pass bill
The first test vote on the railroad bill in the Senate ended with a 29 to 35 defeat for the Cimmins amendment which would require all traffic agreements and rates to be approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Eleven Republicans and eighteen Democrats supported the provision, while all opponents were Republicans. In the House, the bill faced many amendments, with a provision on physical valuation of railroad ore considered, and changes allowing different charges for press dispatches and night Messages for commercial dispatches discussed after telegraph and telephone company coverage was added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ad Ninetration
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Madden
Ilinois
Congress Accepts Pierpont Statue for Capitol Hall
The Senate and House debated praises as Congress accepted a Francis Pierpont statue from West Virginia for permanent display in Statuary Hall. Eulogies followed in both chambers and several private claim bills advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Francis 4. Pierpont
West Virginia
Manent
Capitol
Senate
House
Pierpont
Senate approves bureau of mines in Interior Department
The Senate debated and passed the mail road bill two hours earlier and sent to the President a bill creating a bureau of mines in the Interior Department. A Dixon led long and short haul amendment to the railroad bill sparked lively debate as House adjourned on suspension day. Also approved measures increase engineer corps personnel, provide added lighthouse equipment, and authorize a monument at Midway Georgia to General Stewart, ancestor of former President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bureau of Mines
Interior Department
Dixon
Engineer Corps
Army
Midway, Ga
Stewart
Roosevelt
Respite Granted in Kansas Murder Case
Captain Charles Br Howland som and the military court review the Ronneville mid case as President Taft agrees to a Kansas request for a stay of execution for Charles Neil of the Thirteenth Infantry condemned for the murder of Minnie Sherbinon.
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Charles BR
Howland Som
Ronneville
Shail
Taft
State of
Kansas
Charles Neil
Thirteenth Infantry
Minnie Sherbinon
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