Debate over additional steel cruisers opens in Senate
Telegraph dispatch reports the Senate debated the construction of more steel cruisers led by Mr Hale of Maine. Agreement exists that the navy is dwindling, with estimates showing $2,436,000 needed to finish pending vessels and $6,552,000 for last year’s orders. Russian ministerial telegrams mourn Minister Hunt, prompting Navy mourning order. Abolition of the test oath passes, with a proviso barring Civil War veterans who later served for the Confederacy from U.S. military or naval posts. Destructive fire in Lincoln destroys a butter and egg packing plant and nearby structures, estimated losses around $75,000. San Francisco aid to Ohio River sufferers raises $5,200 in five hours.
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Waersaton
D. C
Senate
Ar. Hale
Maine
United States
Beck
Mrr
McPherson
Hale
Hunt
de Struve
Frelinghuysen
Russia
Washington
Air
Nyesty
Glens
Mr. Hunt
Wir
E. Chandler
Paul
O'Farrell
Seventh
Virginia
San Francisco
Eabor
Augusta
Kentucky
Middleport
Ohio
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Portsmouth
Ohio Republicans Convention Vote Settled for Cleveland
The Ohio Republican State Central Committee met at the party headquarters. They decided the state convention for nominating state officials and delegates to the National Convention will be held in Cleveland on April 24. Debate centered on whether to place the convention in Cleveland or Columbus. Cleveland won by a vote of 30 to 40. Delegates from old districts will call conventions to nominate delegates while voters in new districts choose their delegates.
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State Central Committee
Cleveland
CoLuupus
Republican State Central Committee
Republican
C. B. Montgomery
O. Eshelby
Cincinnati
Thid
LM. Dowell
Troy
Wheeler
Lima
CG. A. Fuckinger
Defiance
Joseph W. O'Neall
Lebanous
Ehehth
Fhowas
A. Cowgill
Urbana
W.L. Curry
Marverilias
Willian Keller
Elmore
J. A. Evens
Gallipolis
Ewelfth
James Mwitlchrandt
Calltscothe
A. C. Caine
Perry County
Ilenry A. Thatcher
Ashland
Merrick
Foy
K. Wilson
Columbus
Staig
Northwest
Kitchem
Clevelan
Claveland
William Monaghan
Caine
Foraker
Converse Saad
Charles N. Grosvenor
Central Committee
Fred Aussey
Young Men’s Republican League
The Dynamiters and Foreign News Across The World
A London cloak room clerk finds a suspicious explosive box at Charing Cross Station and wards await examination. Reports say General Graham defeats rebels near Trinkitat. Pirates harass Namdinh in Fonquin with mandarins fearing an attack. police uncover explosives beneath Charing Cross station. Prince Kropotkin’s sentence reportedly commuted to banishment.
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Trinkitat
Tonquin
Loxpoy
Charing Cross Stairway
Woolwich
London
Trrustat
Charing Cross
Paris
Prince Kropotkine
Reign Of Terror In Arkansas As City Controls By Committee
In Ark flera cities the Doran, Pruitt, Landing and Allison murder defendants were moved to Little Rock penitentiary amid a local outcry. A 14-member committee usurps law, led by Charles Faulk, driving witnesses from the area. Rumors implicate the committee, with threats of arson and violence as men are expelled at bayonet point.
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Hor Sprixes
Ark
Doran
Pruitt
Landing
Allison
Little Rock
Charles Watson
Charley Faulk
Carlisle
Faulk
Karria
Horse Shoe
Nurderers
Larris
Multiple Local News Items From Feb 28 1907
Detroit attorney George E. Smith killed himself amid insurance dispute tensions. Armour, Kent & Beastey plan a $1 million twelve story office building in Chicago at Vin Buren and Pacific. The Mail building in Toronto denies insulting the American flag. Dr KR Tripp arrested in Killerton Iowa for counterfeiting. Indiana Democrats fix June 25 for state convention. ex Senator McDonald to remain chairman. A Dismal Swamp Lottery agent jailed briefly for five minutes and $5 fine. Stop to gilding of five tent nickel coins in Boston. samples surrendered. Whales near Port Royal give birth to a calf. captors expect $2,500. Ex-Governor Hubbard dies in Hamden Connecticut.
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Chicago
Cucace
Armour, Kent & Beastey
Vin Buren Street
Pacific Avenue
Indiana
Lyvraxarotis
Democratic State Central Committee
McDonald
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Dunkirk
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Wirtner & Alling
Monroe
ST. James
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