Stead Speech Seeks 100000 for Peace Pilgrimage
London editor William T Stead declared at Carnegie Institute re dedication in Pittsburg that $100,000 is needed to fund a universal peace pilgrimage to the Hague conference. He urged each college student donate 50 cents and praised the plan's potential to foster international peace as audiences roared with applause and silver money showered onto the stage. Colleges and institutes including Knox College and Tuskegee agreed to contribute, with local G Army posts supporting the effort. The banquet honoring Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie capped the event at the Hotel Schenley.
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Pittsburg
William T Btead
Review of Reviews
London
England
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg
New York
United States
Europe
Knox College
Galesburg
Allegheny College
Meadville
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Geneva College
Eloquence set to reverse Kelsey appeal in insurance post
Ex Supreme Court Justice Edward W Hatch spoke nearly two hours before the senate judiciary committee on Friday to conclude Otto Kelsey s appeal against removal as state superintendent of insurance. Gov Hughes had recommended the removal on February 20. The hearing closed with no definite action likely before the committee s Wednesday meeting.
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Avany
Supreme Court
Edward W. Hatch
Senate Judiciary Committee
Otto Kelsey
Office of
State Superintendent of Insurance
State Senate
Hughes
Judiciary Committee
Boy killed by engine in Painesville on Friday
Harold Dale, 16, son of Mr and Mrs W Dale of Painesville, was killed instantly when struck by a BL&O engine while on his way to school. The accident occurred in the street, and the youth’s body was mangled. W J Dale is superintendent of the local Coal Elevator Company.
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Painesville, O
Harold Dale
Sfrs
Disbarment of George Burnham Jr in New York
The New York appellate division affirmed disbarment for George Burnham Jr based on a December 16 1906 grand larceny conviction related to acts with the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co. He was sentenced to two years in state prison after admission to the bar in 1881.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
George Burnham, Jr
Bsis
Bar Association
Burnham
Albany Captain Dishonorably Discharged by Court Martial
Capt Louis Wendell commander of the Third Battery was dishonorably discharged from state service after a court martial found irregularities in managing the battery armory. Gov Hughes approved the court's findings and sentence but disapproved a $100 fine.
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Albany
N. CY
Louis Wendell
Hughes
State Senate approves 10 percent rail freight rate cut
The Hate senate on Friday adopted the railroad rate bill recently passed by the house providing for a 10 percent reduction in Minnesota railroad freight rates. The bill now goes to the governor.
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St. Paul, Minn
Senate
House
Minnesota
Counterfeit Dollar Found in Local Saloon
A near perfect counterfeit silver dollar appeared in a Columbus saloon and is now with the police. The coin closely matches the genuine design in detail though the striking is imperfect, described as one of the best counterfeit pieces seen in the city.
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Columbus
Ex-Secretary Ryan refuses to manage Foraker campaign
Columbus April 13 Ex Secretary of State Daniel Ryan said he would not leave his business to manage Senator Foraker's political campaign under any circumstances. He remains a sincere friend of Foraker and will aid him by other means.
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Columbus
Daniel Ryan
Foraker
Ryan
Choate Heads Hague Delegation In 190X Dispatch
Washington April 13 The following American delegates to The Hague conference have been named Joseph H Cheate former ambassador to Great Britain Gen Horace Porter former ambassador to France Rose of Arkansas former president of the American Bar Association David Jayne Hill American minister to the Netherlands Brig Gen George B Davis judge advocate general U S A Rear Admiral Sperry U S N William Buchanan formerly minister to Argentine Republic and to Panama Also includes health and patent medicine advertisements noting Kodol stomach relief and Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup with brief claims and cautions.
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Joseph H. Cheate
Great Britain
Horace Porter
France
Um Rose
Arkansas
American Bar Association
David Jayne Hil
Netherlands
George B. Davis
Sperry
U. SN
William Buchanan
Argentine Republic
Panama
The Markets Financial Report From Several Cities
New York on April 13 shows money at 2 3 4 percent, Sterling at 4 85 75. Grain and live stock move, flour firm yet quiet. Minnesota wheat 84 3 4, corn 57 1 4, oats 49 pid. Cattle and hogs steady, lambs and sheep varied. Cleveland notes Minnesota spring patent at 4 00 to 4 25, butter 32, eggs 18, cheese 151 c. Chicago reports May wheat 8c, corn 47 1 2, oats 44 1 2. Toledo cash figures for wheat, corn, oats, cloverseed 9 00. East Buffalo prices show cattle, veals, hogs, lambs with mixed ranges. Pittsburg reports steers 3 80 to 6 00, lambs 5 00, hogs 7 2a to 7 SU.
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New York
Opeal
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Cleveland
Fiour
Minnesota
York State
Chicago
Apuil
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Haugh Must Die Says Governor Pardon Refused
Columbus April 13 The state pardon board refused a reprieve for Dr Oliver C Haugh of Dayton who murdered his mother father and brother The application claimed he is demented He will appeal to the governor and is condemned to die on April 19
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Columbus
State Pardon Board
Oliver C. Haugh
Dayton
Haugh
Nicaragua Victory Reported and Bonilla Seeks Asylum
Cablegram from Managua notes Amapala las surrender and President Bonilla taking refuge aboard the American cruiser Chicago. He will not be allowed to disembark on Central American soil as hostilities end in the region.
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Washington
Central America
State Department
Managua
Nicaragua
Amapala Las
Bonilla
Chicago
Italians in Niles Seek Mayor Protection From Black Hand
Italians in Niles appeal to the mayor for protection after being frightened by Black Hand activity. They report fear of society movements and request police assistance to ensure safety.
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Ac Niles
Niles
Black Hand Society
Tnd Soro
Police
Biggest Bargain Ever Offered For Sale 7 Room House
Large seven room house with good barn on West Side near shops. Suitable for boarding house with fruit trees grapes currants cistern lake water and gas. Reasonable first payment 810 per month at 6 percent interest. Apply C A Cox Miss Seeley demonstrates Chi Namel Hafner's 239 Broad Street Thursday Sunday this week. Everyone welcome.
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C. A. Cox
Miss Seeley
Hafner's
Broad Street
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