Senate Debates On Puerto Rican Tariff And Indian Lands
Fragmented senate report describes seven hours of debate over a Puerto Rican tariff and government plan amid crowded galleries. It notes passage of bills opening settlement on Fort Hall and Oklahoma lands and district division, with final vote on the tarifff act and Spooner amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Payne
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Coklahoma
Judicial District
New York
Jillige Massa
Perry
Ad- Jourri
Vbr
Presta
Hawai
Ledge
Many Political and Legal Happenings Cross States
The report covers death condolences sent to Gen Joubert, Brown University faculty changes with Hammond Lamont leaving for the New York Evening Post, and Miller Moore Fogg resigning to study abroad. It notes a New York public nuisance case over Sapho, canal survey funding, and bond deposits. Also reported are Kentucky governor ruling, a Beefs inquiry record, and various Senate and House actions on Philippine, Indian, and Hawaii topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eapperor
Mio
Gen. Joubert
Prom Bau Bertin
Erron
Brown
Hammond Lament
Rhetoric
Lensi
New York Evening Post
Miliate
Public
Senate
Lesa Nethersale
Hamilton Revell
Marcus 2. Mayer
Miss Nethersale
Theodore Moss
Wallack
New York
Pursiaan
Bter
Kentucky Court of Aprenalis
J. GC. W. Beckham
Kentucky
Darelle
Jane Harcourt
Stapleton
S. L
Indy
Stein Bink
Simon Readerigines
Carlos Vachee
Hermogenes Pacheco
Eugenio Roderiguez
Rosale Santiago
Yance
Puerto Rico
Senor Lrudencia Mendez
Yauco
Lord Roberts
British War Office
Royal Irish Fusiliers
Rednersburg
Bethany
Free State
Knnoberiey
Methuen’s
Poe
Lodge
House
Hawaii
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Secretary of War
Military Court
Brown University
Hammond Lamont
Miller Moore Fogg
New York State
New York Cotton and Coffee Exchanges Close for Good Friday
News notes list Good Friday closures for the New York cotton exchange and the coffee exchange. Also mentioned is Miss Maggie G Carmody of Toledo who will inherit about 2 million dollars from her aunt in Australia. Other items include a Chicago power plant strike, smallpox reports in Massxe and Hardin counties, Nome Alaska mail changes, and tobacco industry moves shifting production to Louisville.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Coffee Exchange
Maggie G. Carmody
Toledo
Australia
G. F. B. Plainsbury
Power House
Chicago
Egan
Hainois
Nome
Alaska
San Francisco
Seattle
Yukon
Continental Toebacco Co
Louisville
Scotten, Sorg and Lorilard
Indiana News Highlights From April Eventful Reports
Indianapolis announces the Grand Army of the Republic state encampment will run May 16 through 18 with a one mile parade and fireside addresses at local halls. Mishawaka police report two masked men fatally beat farmer John Adrian and robbed his home. Wabash prepares for a statewide San Jose scale campaign under state entomologist James Troop. Evansville recounts a fatal fire at the Allis homestead with arson suspicion against Tim Nelligan amid prior dynamite attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Plymouth Church
Fletcher Place
Mishawaka
John Adrian
Adrian
Wabash
San Jose
Hoosier
James ‘Troop
Washington, Clark
Jefferson
Switzerland
Morgan, Marion
Howard, Gibson
Miami
Laporte
DeKalb
Vanderburg
Lagrange
Evansville
Allis
James Buck
Tim Nelligan
Two Brothers Hit In Union Station Hotel Assault
Fred and Stephen Titus, owners of a hotel and restaurant at Union Station in this city, were attacked by two unknown men. Fred was stabbed twice in the back with a blade piercing kidneys and lungs. Stephen suffered an 18 inch back slash. Fred likely dead, Stephen’s condition not yet fatal.
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Penn. Ind
Fred
Stephen Titus
Union Station
Stephen
Fisherman John Coleman Missing Then Found Dead in Seine
Shelbyville Indiana April 9. John Coleman a well known farmer disappeared February 17 after searches failed. A medium Mrs George Noss advised he had been drowned and pointed to the spot. The body was located entangled in a seine he was using.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
John Coleman
George Noss
Coleman
Reverend John Wilson Disappears After Bank Withdrawals
Rev. John Wilson vanished from Winchester Indiana after leaving Indianapolis with funds from a bank and withdrawing 2300 dollars locally. He took his wife’s engagement ring and most of his clothing and is suspected to have gone to Scotland where relatives live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ind
John Wilson
Indianapolis
Scotland
Wabash Anti-Saloon War Climax With Ejectment Action
In New Waverly the ongoing anti-saloon battle peaked as Justice Reynolds won a writ of ejectment against Samuel McCoy the saloon keeper. McCoy supporters attacked Reynolds home, damaging it with stones and clubs.
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Wabash
Ind
New Waverly
Justice Reynolds
Samuel McCoy
McCoy
Reynolds
Forsyth race track grand stand burned in fire
An incendiary blaze destroyed the grand stand and paddock at Forsyth race track in Hammond Indiana. The fire was discovered at 3 15 p m and the buildings were reduced to ashes within a short time.
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Hammond
Ind
Forsyth Race Track
Civil War Veterans to Lease 160 Acres in Taney County
Terre Haute Indiana April 9 Carl Krietenstein heads a 30 veteran party to Taney County Missouri April 17 to acquire 160 acres of government land each.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Carl Krietenstein
Taney County
Carpenters Strike Ends as Union Recognized in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on April 9 the carpenters' strike ended after contractors recognized the union and granted 20 cents an hour, five cents less than the demanded pay raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Carpenters
The Worldly Philosopher Says Men and Memory
A fragment from the Chicago Democrat quotes on truth for money and memory in dialogue with human virtue. It reflects on reputation versus character and warns against post mortem kindness. The message critiques poets hunger and the tidy mismanagement of marriage.
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Chicago Democrat
Activity of the Boers with Brabant Cut
The piece reports Boer movements southeast and southwest of Bloemfontein as Gen. Roberts amasses cavalry readiness. Brabant may be invested, communications disrupted, and Brabants colonial horsemen active at Wepener. British shelling at Fourteen Streams and reannexation of Carnarvon noted. de A ar column moves north.
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London
Bloemfontein
Brabant
Irish Rifles
Rouxville
Aliwal
Gen. Brabant
Gen. Roberts
Lord Roberts
Parc
Free State
Mazaru
Ladybrand
Thaba N’chu
Modder River
Coloniainz
Wepener
Frank Movrenentus
Basutoland
Movements of Troops Reported Withholding Details
London April 10. The Morning Post correspondent says troop movements continue with bewildering frequency as brigades and divisions appear and disappear at brief intervals. No specific accounts of such movements are permitted. Some remounts were fired on yesterday on the railway.
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London
Rbroemfontein
Morning Post
Bloemfontein Fortifications Reported Prepared
Bloemfontein lines show railway and telegraph in good order. Works and trenches prepared in advantageous positions around the town as the British entrench for defense and operations.
Old-Time Easter Bonnet Remembered in Verse
A lyric recalls the simple Easter bonnet with blue ribbon bows and verses hail the fashion of days past. The speaker cherishes plain bonnets from far away, contrasting them with modern frills and praising memories from the past.
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L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Thusa Hill and Henry Gleason Ill-Fated Love
Thusa Hill lives in a small house with a $500 mortgage and works at home making garments to pay debts. Her missed chance with Henry Gleason haunts her as he marries another woman and builds a separate life, while she toils daily for survival under hardship and pride.
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Hula Hill
Thus
Henry Gleason
Nathan Burnside
Henry
Nathan
New England
Thusa
Sally Myers
Cynthia Warner
Patie
The Easter Basket and a Stranger at the Hill Home
Thusa feeds a hungry intruder, offers shelter to Lill Burdell, a 13 year old beaten runaway, and plans to take her in. Henry Gleason and Thusa face past regrets as Lill’s arrival prompts kindness and a village Easter gesture of eggs and flowers from a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thusa
Tak
Henry Gleason
Nathan Burnside
Lill Burdell
Miss Thusa
Gamin
Lill
New York
Providence
Wes
Wes, You’re the One That Keeps Things A-Going, Thusa
Lili Burdell
Henry
Cicely Mellen
Nathan Burn
Lil
Misa
A Morning on the Gleason Farm with Lill and Thusy
Lill Burdell scatters corn to hens on the Gleason farmhouse porch while Mrs. Hill shells peas and Thusy Gleason tends the kitchen. A warm scene hints at shared life and quiet transformation as the day unfolds on a summer morning.
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Lill Burdell
Gleason
Lill
Leslie Dane
Good Housekeeping
Easter Miracle at Feldkirch 1799 Ends French Retreat
On Easter morning 1799 in Feldkirch Austria 18 000 French soldiers under General Massena faced a town calm in faith. The old dean urged prayer and service, bells rang out as a sign of trust, Massena misread the scene and ordered retreat by noon the French vanished from the heights.
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Napoleon
Europe
Feldkirch
Austria
Rhine
Massena
Messena
Christ
Boston Globe
Easter kindness to the shut ins and aged
A Chicago Standard column urges Easter outreach to the invalid and aged. It suggests simple acts like letters poems flowers and cheerful greetings as non monetary helps to bring joy to the shut ins convalescents and the elderly.
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Bowell
Chicago Standard
Easter Candle Tradition Described From Vespers Traditions
A description notes an Easter light or candle seen near the altar during vespers from Easter onward, symbolizing Christ the Light. The article mentions a candle weighing about 300 pounds used at Ca. 1457 era and references it as a matter of liturgical practice.
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Christ
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Joliet
Morris Keim
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Mies Addie D. Milla
Middletown
N. Y
A. R. Encampment
Landmark
Corpat
Philosopher
Orange Free State
St. James
Buller
Warrenton
Cape Colony
Carnavon
Kinsart
Col. Drury
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Anold
Tau A
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