Insurgents Hold House In Bitter Struggle
Washington D C March 18 Insurgents gain in House battles as long session ends in a recess. Norris resolution on rules prompts crisis with Speaker Cannon refusal to rule. Insurgents claim ten vote majority and threaten to depose him, aiming to install Champ Clark as Speaker.
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House of Representatives
Conenes
House
Norris
Cannon
Nebraska
Champ Clark
Taft Won't Talk On Crisis Visit At Ashtabula
President Taft arrived in Ashtabula on March 18 and declined to discuss the crisis, signaling a restrained public stance amid mounting questions and political tension.
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Ashtabula
Taft
Police Officer 10 Rescue Of Man
Police officer 10 rescued a man from being trampled yesterday after a runaway horse ran into the street. A Japanese bystander helped stabilize the fallen man as bystanders leapt to alert authorities. The incident occurred on the city block near the main thoroughfare and prompted quick intervention to prevent serious injury.
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John Thomas Inget
Agitators Still Try for Liberty in Habeas Case
In federal court morning arguments focused on a habeas corpus petition by J Light vot for Makino Negoro Tasuka and Boa four Japanese prisoners serving ten months for alleged conspiracy in the Chewit Court Their legal team argued the offense could be labeled infamous and punishable as a felony affecting Grand Jury indictment and constitutional rights The defense contends maximum penalties and nonpayment of fines could extend beyond a year implying miscarriage of justice while opposing counsel cites lack of federal jurisdiction Deputy Attys General Button Lymer represented the Territory Masters argue the court lacks authority in the matter
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United States District Court
Segun
J. Light Vot
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Negoro
Tasuka
Boa
Chewit
Lightfoot
Olonte
Tasaka
Boga
Joeg Mttorneye
Roberton
M. F. Prosker
Kinney, Ballon, Fromer & Anderwa
Bishop Hughes Delivers Lecture at Methodist Church
Bishop Hughes spoke at the Methoding Conference in a thin city lecture titled The Auto- Biography of a Boy. Rev. Dr. Bendder and Ray McKeever welcomed him as Dr. Souler praised Hughes’s motion degree from Northwestern University. The crowd, diverse in hue, heard him affirm all are equal before God and that his cause aids harmony among denominations.
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Thin City
Methodist Church
Bendder
Rey
McKeever
Ray
Pacife
Lerniog
Wadan Waid
Pacific
Raman
Masque on Wilhelmina Asher Gann and St Patrick's Day
The Wilhelmina steamer voyage to Honolulu features the Henry Meier Stock Company in a mixed program of vaudeville and song. Performances include Erin’s wit, social hall dances, and a bal masque honoring Ireland with Captain Johnson praised for toast and song.
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Asher Gann
St. Patrick's Day
Pasengers
Wilhelmina
Henry Meier Stock Company
Wilhelming
Henry McRue Stock Company
Honolulu
Agaia
Erin
Ireland
Pivilion Saint
Captain Johnson
Meitae Stock Company
Eee
Alden Besse Arrives at San Pedro with Nine Hundred Tons Cargo
The Alden Basse arrived at San Pedro Southern California from How's (Hows) with a cargo of nine hundred tons of scemp. The vessel underwent overhauling prior to the call and was towed by the Honolulu Steamship Company. Reports say crew and voyage conditions are satisfactory though two reports remain unconfirmed by the Merchant Exchange.
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California
Nuia
Honolula Seratron Company
Ran Bodrola
Coyle An
Honyid
Crp
Frederick Miler
Eww
General Bliss Takes Command of California Department
Special bulletin reports General Bliss placed in charge of the California Department, relieving General Barry who is transferred to West Point as superintendent of the military academy.
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General Bliss
Department of California
Barry
West Point
Military Academy
Shackleton Plans New South Pole Expedition 1911
Lieutenant Shackleton, fresh from a polar voyage, is preparing another South Pole expedition set to begin early in 1911. The British explorer aims to continue ventures after the recent He exploration.
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Red Bulletin
London
Mar
Shackleton
Eruption Rages at Vesuvius with Stones and Ashes
Naples dispatch reports Vesuvius erupting with red hot stones and ash, internal detonations and lava vents opening. Authorities describe ongoing activity with gas and lava jets observed as the volcano remains highly unstable.
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Naples
Mar
Howrn
Wilhelmina Arrives Bringing Plans and Tourists to Hawaii
The Wilhelmina docks at Honolulu with plans and tourists from Monota and San Francisco. Passengers include C Libby, M Swift party, and WF Purrows, plus attorney Frank Thompson and Judge Hi Cooper visiting from Washington. Estimates of wind and sea mark the voyage as steady, with plans to visit Volcano and possible return to the mainland.
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Gale Sumie
McRae
Mawatlan
Tale Land
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Swift
Air William Swift
Chicago
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Isande
Wilhelmina
Frank Thompson
Washington
Hi Cooper
Attorney General Department
Waahington
B.J. Lamm
Hee
H.C Taften
Willan HM. Tan
J. F. Carlvon
Oakland
Pisa Tower May Collapse Over Italian Reports
Rome officials and engineers finalize a report arguing the leaning tower is unsafe and liable to fall. Moody recently added a new demonstration of masonry failure and urged immediate action to support the tower's structure. A party of investigators continues work as the report is expected to back government findings.
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March
la Unitade
Wicely
Moody
Qoientiate
Neves
Gratters In Ran Francisco Bribery Scandal Reference
A garbled Washington Herald item mentions municipal bribery in San Francisco using newspaper personal advertisements. It jokes about color coded “pink blue green and lavender” eggs and hints at a rainbow omelet. An auto party portraying George Washington crosses the Delaware near Lake Erie in a misread scene.
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Francisco Municival
Met
Washington Herald
George Washington
Delaware
Ite
Lake Erle
Brinckerhofe Joins Harvard Faculty
Dr Walter Heinekerhart Haw joins Harvard Medical School as professor of pathology with a focus on leprosy research. The article notes his recent work and describes colleagues and institutional affiliations in the long, detailed report.
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Walter Heinekerhart
Herard Medical
de. Curry
Trim Fire Wien
German ship Nordsteie reports foundering and market rally
The Nordsteie, cited in reports, foundered with limited confirmation of losses and delayed cargo details. The market shows strength in deals with strong demand for merchant shares and higher prices, while shipping notes remain uncertain.
Congress of the Dissatisfied Arrives at Port with Diverse Delegation
A mixed delegation including Filipinos, Japanese, Koreans, Porto Ricans, Russians, and Australians arrived at the port amid a tense arrival. Arrangements at the wharves drew attention as tensions rose and local workers grew wary of competition for jobs. Several nations were represented in a scene described as bustling and unsettled.
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DE Naval
Mant
Honda
Kore
Delea
Takiow
Wilhelmina Will Call at Hilo
The Wilhelmina will depart for Hilo Sunday evening, per Castle and Gerke. It is due to arrive off the port after two o clock in the afternoon and may be in port by two thirty, carrying freight including diamonds and general cargo. The Moteau steamer faces strong northern winds as it meets the voyage schedule.
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Hilo
Wilhelmting
Castle & Gerke
Krenky Wimenberg
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