President Roosevelt Snubbed by Both Houses of Congress
President Roosevelt's special message urging broader legislation received scant attention in the Senate and House. The House, under new rules, could not officially receive it. the Senate allowed formal presentation but did not read the document before adjourning. The message calls for measures on wages, tariff reform, river improvements, and greater government oversight of corporations, with cautions on injunctions and labor rights.
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Lakeside district dike push shown as urgent public work
Lake side residents pressed the board of public works to speed a Lakeside improvement dike project. The board delayed action to consult Mayor Hosey and city engineers while pledging a prompt but careful review ahead of a Lakeside meeting. A remonstrance against a north Clifton sewer was also discussed with options to reduce scale and adjust drainage.
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Brazil Among World’s Richest as Rubber Power Drives Growth
Brazil emerges as a vast, resource rich nation under John Barrett’s supervision. Rubber dominates exports, while cacao, dye woods, medicinal plants, sugar, cotton, and coffee diversify wealth. Amazon basin in the north, coffee belts in the south, and temperate highlands offer vast, unoccupied lands with potential to feed millions.
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Gas works sale ends receivership in swift reorganization
Bondholders are set to purchase the Henry C. Paul gas works and end the existing receivership. Attorney Daniel reported to Judge Anderson that the property would be disposed of promptly under federal court authority. The sale aims to place the plant into a reorganization plan involving several other companies, with Mr Waniel directing operations after the receiver is discharged.
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Anarchist Linked to Plot Extradited From Colorado
In Trinidad Colorado on April 27 Steve Toth said an anarchist, accused of complicity in a plot to assassinate Emperor Franz Joseph, was captured near Crankillam coal field and taken to Denver to await extradition. He admitted fleeing Austria and being an agent of the Austrian government, though he denied involvement in the assassination plan.
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First Campaign Rally Tonight At Branning Nome
A first campaign rally is planned under the auspices of local party organizers. A drum corps will lead a crowd to the Branning Nome area where addresses by Mary Jain W. Aegeman and William Freuchtenleht are expected.
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Wild ducks dying by the hundred in marsh near Lake Erie
In Sandusky Ohio April reports describe wild ducks, including bluebills and redheads, dying in marshy regling along Lake Erie between Huron and the Maumee river mouth. The cause appears linked to head feather insects resembling fleas found on the birds.
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Reynolds to Face Trial on Stolen Goods Larceny
Ozro Reynolds, indicted for receiving stolen goods and larceny, will come before the circuit court tomorrow morning in Anderson Indiana. He is the young man who accompanied Grover Blake from the city the day Mrs Blake was killed and who admitted taking a portion of the stolen money and jewelry. Reynolds claimed Blake urged him to help extract funds from his mother to finance a gambling trip with Reynolds to Fort Wayne. Grover Blake will be brought back from Michigan City tomorrow morning for trial as Reynolds faces the court.
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Weather summary from Washington forecast page
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday shows fair weather with cooler conditions in many regions and warmer conditions in the west and south. Strong northwest winds, potential rain or snow in Lower Michigan, and a raw, windy day across the weather zone are noted with reported temperature delays and damaged crops in the past day.
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Four new battleships would have let Roosevelt dictate world disarmament
Washington reports that President Roosevelt aimed for four battleships this year but secured two with a pledge for two more annually. Supporters see it as a bold stride in naval power, potentially enabling the United States to influence global arms limits while maintaining naval parity with rivals.
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George Haskill Ends His Life After Domestic Troubles
In Elkhart Indiana on April 27 George Haskill age 52 nephew of General Milo Hagkill and longtime resident of the city committed suicide outside a saloon. He entered the saloon asked for water and drank potassium cyanide, dying almost instantly. His son Dudley Hackill happened to be nearby at the Mecca when his father died.
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Great Day for Wabash Odd Fellows in Indiana
Wabash Indiana April 27 Odd Fellows celebrated the eighty ninth anniversary of the order with guests from the Wabash lodge. Grand Master Hastings Pyle and Pryor led the main ceremonies at the Eagles Theater A grand parade followed, nearly a mile, with Captain Fontaines presiding. A reception camp site and banquet honored visiting lodgen.
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Aldrich Beveridge Clash in Senate War Debate
Report of a heated Senate debate over a four battleship amendment led by Beveridge and opposed by Aldrich. The clash centered on wartime implications and misquotation allegations as senators argued the real issue was naval build up rather than policy. Senator Smith of Michigan defended Beveridge amid sharp exchanges.
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Hopkins-Foss contest looms in Illinois Senate race
Chicago reports a potential primary clash as Senator Albert J. Hopkins faces a strong challenge if Representative George E. Foss pursues a Senate bid. Foss, well positioned with a loyal Evanston-Lakeview district, seeks to capitalize on a first poplar primary, while Foss has long been a fixture of Chicago politics and a noted public speaker.
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