Washington News Roundup Covers Fleet Stay And Honors
Washington reports note the Manila chamber requests keeping the battleship fleet in port longer upon arrival. Senate committees favor arbitration with Japan and extradition treaties with Portugal. A house portrait project for former Speakers is approved. Pensions are granted to Crow Indians for 1876 and Standing Rock police widows. Obituaries include Nat A Hill and Philip Gerry. Honors cite William James and university presidents. The prince of Wales will visit Quebec by land rather than ship stay. Vatican approval greets Muldoon elevation to Rockford bishopric candidate.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Japan
Portugal
House
Senate Committee On Finance
United States
Senate
Bull Snake
Old Coyote
Custer
Crook
Standing Rock
Nat A. Hill
Indiana
Indianapolis
Countess Montignoso
Louise of
Saxony
Signor Toselli
Philip F. Gerry
Washington Evening Star
Washington
Benjamin James Fernie
The
Christian Herald
Lakewood
N. J
Oxford University
William James
Harvard
H. L. Mills
Upper Lakes
Watertown
N. Y
Buffalo
Duluth
Robert Harcourt
William Vernon Harcourt
House of Commons
Montrose
John Morley
Charles Oliver Mercia
Warsaw
Ind
University of Wyoming
Frederick Monroe Tisdel
Mercia
Wisconsin
Francis Brown
American School For Oriental Study
Jerusalem
Union Theological Seminary
Charles Cuthbert Hale
Prince of Wales
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Citadel
Earl Grey
Vatican
Mer. Falcone
Muldoon
Chicago
Rockford
Rome
Accidental Happenings Across Several States
A Detroit department store blaze gutted six stories causing about 150000 dollars in loss. In Hartford Kansas four young women aged sixteen to twenty drowned when their boat capsized in the Neosho river. In Spencer Iowa a six year old boy died in a barn fire while playing in hay. New York tenement fire suffocated Annie Bates nineteen and injuries to three others, with occupants escaping in night clothes.
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Detroit
Mich
Goldberg Bros
Neosho River
Hartford
Kan
George Fate
Grant Fate
Spencer
Iowa
New York
Annie Bates
Governors End Conference Call for Permanent U S Resource Plan
Washington May 15 16. Details of the White House conference with Roosevelt governors officials and experts yield two key ideas a permanent joint organization of states and nation and constitutionally permissible interstate compacts. The event showcased speeches by Carnegie Hill Mitchell and Root among others and concluded with a cooperative declaration urging continued action and future meetings.
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Washington
America
White House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United States
Root
Congress
Marine
Edward Everett Hale
Senate
Israel
Inland Waterways Commission
William J. Bryan
Andrew Carnegie
J. J. Hill
Gustav Schwab
Gov. Johnson
Noel
Mississippi
Minnesota
Johnson
Carnegie
Lake Superior
Hill
John Mitchell
C. R. van Hise
John Hayes Hammond
John A. Johnson
Gov
Deneen
Illinois
James J. Hill
Mr. Hill
Wilson
Wisconsin
Davidson
Bryan
Bartender Accused of Self Defense After Beating
William Pooter, 24, was nearly beaten to death in Preston Minnesota after being ejected from a saloon at noon. John Dreier, a bartender, says Pooter attacked him with a woman's pliers on leaving, and Dreier acted in self defense. Pooter's condition is serious with severe head injuries.
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Preston
Minn
William Pooter
John Dreier
Dreier
Pooter
Fheman
Death notices pin to Mrs Gunness in Lake County case
Laporte Ind May 19 Twenty two death notices are charged to Mrs Bella Gunness in a public update. Officials warn the alive may be involved and say the fire victims plus missing locals build a long list of potential victims. The remains of victims lie in a mass improvised morgue near the passing garden site.
Watch Identified in Gunness Case Reopens Mysterious Fatal Plot
Autopsy on seven unidentified remains from Mrs. Gunness hidden burial site confirms one is a woman. The case links to Emil Greening of Oklahoma City and a missing Jennie Olsen. Ray Lamphere’s alleged murder case ties to a watch found on his person. Seven bodies to be buried in the potter's field today.
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Gunness
Lamphere
Bertha Schultz
Laporte
Ind
Greening
Jennie
Jennie Olsen
Mr. Budsberg
Ray Lamphere
J. G. Ramden
Manfred
N. D
John Moe
Elbow Lake
Minn
Potter's Field
City Funds In Looted Bank Bank Suffered Greater Loss Than Embezzlement
Pittsburg reports Allegheny National Bank closed by the currency controller leading to Carothers & Co. liquidation and over 1.5 million tied up. City funds totaling 1.546 million await exposure while officials claim state funds of 523,477 are safe despite the bank’s heavy loss and potential city expense.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny National Bank
Carothers & Co
Montgomery
J. F. Steel
William L. Folds
Steel
John O. Sheatz
Jesse E. B. Cunningham
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Manila Chamber of Commerce
Conference OF Governors
T. C. Chamberlain
R. A. Long
Kansas City
Pardee
California
West
Carey
Wyoming
R. A. Schell
Bella Gunness
Louis Schultz
Schultz
Patton's
Andrew K. Helgelein
Mansfield
Mack
Stillwater
Moe
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