RATS IN BITTER WRANGLE OVER McCARRAN DELEGATES
New York April 15 A bitter struggle within the Democratic state convention over Kings County McCarren delegates delayed the session. The Conners Murphy faction named Parker Murphy Nixon Proeh as delegates at large with Nathan Straus to be a presidential elector. A sharp clash with Tammany leader Cohalan followed Hearst support withdrawal. The credentials panel adjourned at 10 am to reconvene later.
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Patrick H. McCarren
W. J. Connera
Jen F. Murphy
McCarren
Kings County
Conners-Murphy
Alton B Parker
Charles F. Murphy
Lewis Nixon
Charles Proeh
Nathan Straus
Friends of Bryan
Committee On Resolutions
Bryan
New York
Committee On Credentials
McCarrey
Tammany Hall
Kings County Democracy
Daniel F. Cohalan
Tammany
Kings County Organization
Hearst
Prominent Man Fined Under Pure Food Law in Washington
Washington April 15. N Warper president of the Washington chamber of commerce and a drug manufacturer was fined 500 dollars on one count and 200 dollars on another for manufacturing and selling an alleged mislabelled pharmaceutical compound. President Roosevelt urged a jail sentence.
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Washington
N. Warper
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Hobson Says President Will Use Big Stick
Washington April 15 Tawney's amendment to reduce new battleship appropriations from two to one was defeated in the house by 205 to 65 ayes.
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Hobson
Washington
Tawney
House
Hobson Amendment on Naval Bill Defeated in House
In debate Rep Hobson quoted President Roosevelt saying he would veto any public building bill unless he obtained more battleships. Hobson proposed four battleships instead of two in the naval appropriation bill but the House rejected the amendment by 79 to 194.
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House
Hobson
Roosevelt
Pope Grants Private Audience To German Chancellor
Rome April 15 The Pope received a private audience with Prince von Bülow German chancellor and Princess von Bülow in the Vatican during a formal papal audience setting documented by Rome correspondents.
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Rome
Prince von Bulow
Germany
von Bulow
Faster Skirts Offer Spring Silk Line and Bonnets
Feature on a new spring line of silk skirts in various shades including black, with price range from six to fifteen dollars and a money back guarantee. Mentions child wear and white bonnets in assorted prices.
Easter Ribbon Headquarters Offers Wide Variety
Local store advertises thousands of yards of ribbons in styles plain and fancy for Easter decor. Ribbons come in all widths and colors with prices from the yard.
Glove styles offered in spring shades with prices
The ad lists kid, silk and fabric gloves in new spring shades. 16-button kid gloves in light tan brown and black sell per pair for 3.50. 16-button silk gloves in black and white with double tipped fingers cost 1.50. 12-button silk gloves in black and white with double tipped fingers are priced at 1.25 per pair.
Veils in Spring Shades Offer Bargain Promo
A local retailer advertises veils in new spring shades with options from yard 25c to 4c. Sizes range from 1% yards to 3 yards long, with prices up to 3.50 per veil and multiple shade choices mentioned.
Waist Special Dressy waists for Easter sale
A local shop advertises silk lined waists priced at 12 and 14 dollars now offered at 10 dollars each for Easter. The promotion emphasizes the waists as accessorizing as essential as the suit in the season.
Tailored Waists Tailored Waists at Easter Prices
A charming silk walkt just arrived for Easter, tailor made in long or short sleeves, black or navy. Moderately priced at six dollars each.
Belts Showcase New East fashions in elastic belts
New arrivals from fashion centers of the East ease choosing a belt with elastic belts leading in popularity. Styles include Persian effects and elastic braid belts with handsomely chased buckles priced from 75e to 2.25.
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East
Noose Refuses To Authorize More Than Two Warships
Washington reports that despite the president's urging for four battleships in the naval bill, Congress likely will authorize no more than two. Chairman Haile argued two are sufficient, with a chance only one ship being provided before final passage. Tawney criticized the wartime spending and urged restraint, noting the United States spends more on defense than any other nation and stressing isolation as a key defensive asset.
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Washington
Congress
Haile
Committee On Naval Affairs
Willams
Tawney
United States
England
Germany
France
Mr. Tawney
Pacific
Japanese Promise to Make Amends at Mukden
Pekin reports that Baron Hayashi the Japanese minister to China has assured that any Japanese official who offended a Chinese will receive full reparation, in response to the assault by the Japanese postman and other native servants of the American consul general at Mukden.
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Pekin
Mukden
Willard D. Straight
Baron Hayashi
China
News of disgrace caused his death in Philadelphia
Philadelphia April 15 Herbert E. K. Heyl recently retired from the Franklin Institute where he had served as actuary and treasurer for twenty two years. The inquiry into his death cites disgraceful circumstances surrounding his final days, with officials noting his fall from grace preceded his passing. Authorities are reviewing medical and financial records to determine cause and responsibility.
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Philadelphia
Herbert EK. Heyl
Franklin Institute
William L. Douglas Emerges as Massachusetts Fix Governor Candidate
Massachusetts political scene centers on William L. Douglas noted as a potential presidential contender. The article highlights his role as fix-governor and discusses implications for party strategy and upcoming elections.
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William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Warrant Issued for Arrest Mentioned in Morning Paper
A morning report states a warrant was issued for his arrest on embezzlement of $12,000. He suffered what was described as apoplexy and died shortly after.
London Receivership Chooses Sir George Gibb for Underground Railway
Sir George Gibb was appointed receiver and manager of the underground electric railway company in London, amid ongoing financial and operational restructuring. The move names Gibb to oversee the company’s assets, liabilities, and strategic direction during the commission.
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London
George Gibb
Underground Electric Railway Company
Chicago Wheat Market Snapshot
Chicago wheat prices on April 15 show May at 91, July at 85 1 2, September at 33 4, reflecting concise futures trading activity in the session.
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Chicago
Fulton Denounces Heney as Malicious Graft Prosecutor
Portland April 15 United States Senator Fulton addressed about 3000 people at the Armory outlining his reelection case. He denounced Heney as a willful malicious liar driven by motives other than the public good. The crowd cheered Fulton and welcomed demonstrations for both sides, while Judge George H Williams delivered a Republican remark after the speech.
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Portland
Armory
United States
Fulton
Honey
Llar
W. D. Wheelwright
Chamberlain
George H. Williams
Express firms cut rates in line with Sibley act
Lincoln Neb April 15 Three express companies the American the United States and the Pacific reduced express rates twenty five percent today in conformity with the Sibley act which had just gone into effect.
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Lincoln
Neb
Express
The
American
United States
Pacific
Official Forecast for Northwest Portland Weather Report
The forecast covers Western Oregon and Western Washington predicting showers tonight and Thursday with westerly winds. Eastern Oregon and Washington along with Idaho are also slated for showers tonight or Thursday.
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Portland
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
O Hara Gold Strike Yields Dust and Nuggets Near Sonora
The O'Hara gold strike north of Sonora California yields strong dust and nugget results, signaling productive diggings and promising prospecting for the region.
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O'Hara
Sonora
Cal
Burst of Lake Hauser Dam Causes Wide Flood Devastation
Dramatic reports detail catastrophic inundation as the Lake Hauser dam burst. Hauser village, Craig town, and multiple homes washed away. Workers, including Carl Ide, drowned while efforts to reinforce or mitigate the flood continued. Boston & Montana firm dynamited Black Eagle Falls to protect its smelter, while Hauser Lake floodwaters moved toward Ulm, threatening industrial sites and communities downstream.
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Valles
Hauser
Craig
Carl Ide
Great Falls
Boston & Montana Company
Black Eagle Falls
Great Falla
Hauser Lake
Ulm
Boston & Montana
Earthquake Shock Felt in Utah
Salt Lake April 15. A distinct earthquake was felt early this morning at Milford, south of Salt Lake City. People ran from homes in alarm but there was no serious damage. The shock was also felt at Nephi, Utah.
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Salt Lake
Milford
Ne House
Utah
Revolutionists Active in Korea Reported South of Seoul
Seoul dispatch says revolutionists are active south of the city. Two cabinet ministers have resigned amid an increasing anti-Japanese movement and plans to boost military forces.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Jack Atkin Wins Carter Handicap
Jack Atkin clinched victory in the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct New York on April 15, as racing officials noted a strong performance by the horse and jockey.
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Jack Atkin
Carter
Princeton University President Favored by Conservative Democrats
The Princeton University leader is favored by a bloc of conservative Democrats seeking a presidency aligned with traditional policy positions. Supporters frame the choice as stability for the university amid changing political currents.
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Princeton Aniversity
Carter handicap race result and harboring notes
Jack Atkirp won the Carter handicap of seven furlongs with a time of 1:27.4, as Red River carried the career title. Baseball scores yesterday show Portland 7, Los Angeles 0 and San Francisco 1, Oakland. J C Wattenberger operates a sheep-shearing plant near Echo with 50 workers and claims to shear 40,000 to 75,000 sheep there and more near Heppner.
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Carter
Jack Atkirp
Red Wiverly
Portland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
J. C. Wattenberger
Echo
United States
Heppner
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