Government Expenditure Debatesand Hot Springs Jurisdiction
Figures by Senator Clay warn the army and navy outpace civil costs as calls grow to cut military spending. Hot Springs Arkansas is urged toward full administrative jurisdiction over its region. Hart North migration charges and Asiatic entry issues surface in San Francisco. Tawney pushes a 250000 fund for price data under a party-line vote.
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Washington
United States
Clay
Georgia
Hiaa
Serings
Ark
Nagel
Department of Commerce
Jaoir
Asiatic Exclusion League
K. H. Ainsworth
Tawney
House Appropriations Committee
Diverse 1910s political and social notes sweep the nation
A stream of brief items covers church controversy and ministerial resignations, Rutherford’s Alberta cabinet exit, New York park land gifts, Missouri Kansas boundary settlement, farming by moon phases, long US congressional session worries, Springfield credit union trial, New Orleans Panama expo push, omnibus lighthouse funding near 2.5 million dollars, Methodist South reform on minister time limits, Aoki divorce residence, Taft travel expenses and overdrawn allowance, New York domestic relations court approval, Alaska Republican rifts in Washington, and Theodore Roosevelt parade plans by Commodore Smith.
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Southern Presbyterian Church
Charles R. Nesbit
Nashville
Tenn
Rutherford
Alberta
Hughes
State of New York
E. H. Harriman
Hudson River Palisades
Missouri
Kanga
Senate
United States
Congress
Springfield
Mais
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Committee On Commerce
Bethodist Episcopal Church South
Gunjiro Aoki
Glayds Emery
Archdeacon Emery
San Francisco
Carson City
Emery
Taft
Gaynor
New York
Alaska
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Commodore A. C. Smith
Roosevelt
Mixed World News and Local Affairs Across Continents
Reports from St Louis to Peru and China cover royal marriages aviation attempts political resignations and policy shifts. Notable items include Charles Cary Rumsey wedding details, Charles Rolls English Channel flight abort, Alberta cabinet reshuffle, Indiana tariff platform, Peru Ecuador mediation, and Sino decimal coinage edict.
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National Association of‘ ‘Hoor’ Law
Rutherford
Alberta
Sifton
Ninth
Indiana
Burkett
Lincoln
Senate
Peru
Ecuador
Luther West
Tommy Rogers
Mabray
Webb City
Swenson
Des Moines
Edward
William Mather
Peace Society
Liberia
Lyons
Monrovia
State Department
Interior
Notlcé
New Jersey Supreme Court
Garven
Hudson County
Armour & Co
Morris & Go. Swift & Co
National Packing Company
Viscount Sone
Korea
Viscount Terauchi
Actors’ ‘Fund
New York City
Charles L. Burr
Mackenzie & Burr
Nebr
Dolores
Chihuahua
Mexico
H. L. Welty
Home Security Savings Bank
Bellingham
Wash
State Examiner
United States
Brazil
Argentine
Arkansas
Congress
House Public Lands Committee
Alec F. Potter
S.J. Record
Arkansas National Forestry
Taft
Pana
Washington
Kansas State Railroad Commissioners
Union Portland Cement Company
Devil Side
Ogden
Burlington
Colorado & Midland Railroad
Georgetown University
Edward Trickett
Kansas City Fire Department
China
Senator Allen challenges Depew on Spanish-American war reminiscence
Former Senator Allen says Senator Depew errs in his memory of the Spanish-American War. Senator Clay of Georgia decries the military establishment as too costly. James A Patten is credited with a May wheat slump loss of a million. President Taft will skip the Roosevelt homecoming in New York. Attorneys for Dr. Hyde of Kansas City have fled a motion for a new trial. hearing set for June 4.
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Allen
Depew
Clay
Georgia
James A Patten
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
Jone
Iowa Will Fight Over Fortune In Valley Town
In district court Colfax area residents Frank Cowles and Nora Johnson heirs contest a $25,000 bequest from the late Nora Johnson to Cowles. Colfax memorial observances are planned with J E Wright of Newton delivering the address at the cemetery. Memorial Sunday sermons and school program activities are announced along with other local notices and incidents from Des Moines to Mason City.
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Frank Cowles
Nora
Bo Jender
Nora Johnson
F. Ammerman
Ackley
J. E. Wright
Newton
Colfax
Gertrude Harman
The
Christian Church
Jackson Township
Swan Johnson
J.E. E. Johnson
Lizzie Browning
Archibald Burk
A. B. Carter
Matthew Custer
Abram Gordon
A. A Holmes
J. L. Kelly
Angeline Marion
John Schafer
MN. A. Taylor
Stewart C. Umpleby
Nancy
BE. Walker
John P. Carrell
Helena
Montana
Holy Family
Mason City
J. E. Miller
Dee Moines
Hot Springs
Nathoo
Perry Nobbitt
Jolly
Iowa College
Grinnell
Gates
Fiske University
Polk County Medical Society
Iowa State Medical Society
the Savery
John McMally
James McNally
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
John
Patrick Stanton
Milwaukee
Stanton
John Stanton
D. C. Barnes
Martin Saver
M. Smith Avery
Ida Grove
M. S. Shaffer
Iowa City
Adjutant General of
Ohio
Order of St. Francis
Dubuque
Dean Heer
Taft Reviews Memorial Day Parade in New York
President Taft reviews the veterans parade in Manhattan on Memorial Day with vast crowds and a formal escort. Major Generals Sickles, Stahl, and McCook attend the reviewing stand near the soldiers and sailors monument while regiments, sailors, and marines march along Riverside Drive and West End Avenue. Additional observances include services at Grant's tomb, cemetery decorations, Grand Army events, a Fifth Avenue work horse parade, and the Payne National Museum dedication in New Rochelle.
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New York
United States
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Taft
Washington
Sherman Square
Old Guard
Veteran Corps, Artillery
Military Society of
Bir
Daniel B. Sickles
Julius H. Stahl
Anson’g. McCook
Horace Porter
Nicholas W. Day
Walter Howe
John T. Lockman
Thomas H
Grant
Riverside Drive
U. S. Grant Post
Carnegie Hall
Fifth Avenue
New Rochelle
Thomas Payne
Payne National Museum
Ex Governor Mickey in Comatose State
Osceola Neb Ex Governor J H Mickey remains in a comatose condition since Sunday noon and is believed to be near death with little chance of recovery.
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Mickey
Osceola
Neb
J. H. Mickey
Roosevelt Sees Root In Quiet Appointment Talk
The article notes President Roosevelt and Elihu Root meeting by appointment at Ambassador Reid’s home, sharing a long talk. Roosevelt’s reticence is hinted at when asked why they stayed together. Pinchot’s Europe return prompts silence on politics amid debates with Ballinger. Washington census notes church growth outpacing population 1900 to 1906. Glenn Curtiss receives congratulations after a 10000 dollar Albany to New York flight. plans an early return to Hammondsport.
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Roosevelt
Root
London
Elihu
Mr. Roosevelt
Ambassador Reid
Pinchot
Europe
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Chiet
United States
Africa
Pinshot
Ballinger
Washington
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
Hammondsport
Strike Ordered By Maintenance of Way Union
A strike of all members of the International Order of Maintenance of Way Employes on the Southern Pacific system was ordered to take effect Wednesday by President A B Lowe of St Louis.
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Houston
Tex-—-A
International Order of Maintenance of Way
Southern Pacific Lines
A. B. Lowe
St. Louis
Mrs Hays Drops Dead Near Marietta
Mrs Christina Leppley Hays mother of Fourth Assistant Secretary of Agriculture W M Hays died near Marietta from heart disease. Her death follows a long life as a local resident and connected to state government through her son.
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Hays
Christina. Leppley Hays
W. M. Hays
Marietta
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted in Milwaukee Letter
A Milwaukee letter claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured women’s health issues after doctors advised surgery. The advertisement quotes testimonials praising the remedy, urging readers to consult Lydia E Pinkham's Company for free advice and to “give the product a trial” before operations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia FE
Pinkharm
Lydia B
Pinkham
Che
Lydia E
Pinkhanes
Ato
Pinkham Meme Company
Ftom
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Faith and the Lord in a Protracted Meeting
An amusing Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph item recounts a sister late to a south renowned protracted meeting. She blamed a frightened horse bolting after a passing train and a wrecked buckboard for the delay. The pastor urged trust in the Lord. She answered with calm, saying she trusted until the husband broke and she had to jump.
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Pittsburg
Not His Fault: Photographer and Woman Clash Over Portraits
An irate woman complains that the photographs make her husband look like a baboon, insisting the photographer is at fault. The photographer retorts that she chose him, not the photographer. The exchange captures a humorous clash over portrait choices and appearances.
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Hilawite
Best is best may live says Bliss teacher on Postum
A Bliss schoolteacher, a former coffee drinker, explains how coffee caused nervousness and mood lows. After switching to Postum, she reports reduced nervousness, calmer classroom behavior, brighter spirits, and a healthier heart, attributing the change to Postum and recommending The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Wellville
Pligs
Cemuine
Bowen Dninvent
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Palo Alto County
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Aiew Weeks
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John A.’ Kassen
Kassén
Sons
Iowa
Austria
Germany
Mizh Commission
William McKinley
J. G. Hutchison
Ottumwa
Mabel Dixon Hutchison
Esther Hutchison
Mount Holyoke College
Dennis Ricard
Enmetsburg
Mr.Ricard
Howth Head
Dubling
Abraham Lincoln
Cerro Gordo County
Chicago & Northwestern
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Sheldon Medbury
Charles Medbury
University Place Church
Youngstown
Oskaloosa Paying
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W. R. Boyd
State Board of Education
J. W. Hannah
Collins
Perry Noblett
Hamburg
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