Firemen's relief fund totals rise with department gifts
The Journals popular firemen's relief subscription fund has reached 4582.90, up from 3300.40 on Tuesday. Frank Bueller, head of street cleaning, submitted a hundred dollars from his department and men to boost the fund as the editor urges others who have not paid to send in their contributions for prompt distribution.
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Frank Bueller
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Sun Retires Ninikings April The Office of Provisional President
Dr. Set resigns as provisional president of the Chinese republic in a farewell ceremony at the national assembly hall. Speaker and assembly members spoke as Sun urged unity to achieve the republic's ideals, expressing confidence in Yuan Shi Kai and the cabinet. Foreign observers attended the event and initial cabinet reception appears positive.
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Owlie
Set
National Assembly
Sun
Yuan Shi Kai
Barton May Name Taft For President In Chicago
Ohio Senator E Barton, who presented Taft at the 1908 Chicago convention, is being mentioned by Taft friends for a similar role at the coming Chicago convention. He is a devoted Taft man and reports a marked swing of sentiment in Ohio toward the president.
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Burton
Taft
Senatee E. Barton
Ohio
Chicago
New Senators Sworn In Washington April 5
Washington April 5 new state Senators from Arizona and New Mexico were sworn in at 2 p m Credentials of Curzon and Fall of New Mexico were presented by Senators Warren and Smith with Shively and Robertson presenting for Arizona Carron and Ashurst chosen to serve terms through 1917 and 1913 respectively
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Washington
Axizone
New Mexico
Ontario Premier Foreshadows Bill to End Public Bar Treating
Sir James Whitney, premier of Ontario, on April 6 foreshadowed government legislation aimed at wiping out treating in public bars. The pledge signals a move to curb hospitality practices in Toronto and across the province.
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Toronto
Ontario
James Whitney
Towa Vita Builds Up Run-Down People
Ambitious ad claims Ton Vita tonic cures indigestion nerves and fatigue. Testimony from M Mamn of Buffalo and others praise improved sleep appetite and vitality after using the product. The Radcliffe Drag Co and Apila Company named as agents in Hamilton Hayton.
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Towa Vita
Reid
MM. F.mamn
Aood Aver
Buffalo
Sidney Leable
Suonmel
Radcline Drag Co
Sterling Paper Starts 150000 Improvement
Sterling Paper Co of North Second Street to begin a 150000 improvement including a new 40 by 180 foot power house and an 11 inch paper machine. Gillen and Vaughn hold erection contract. The expansion aims to greatly increase capacity and power output as Hamilton community notes the mill’s progress. Four babies born in city. father is third cousin of Governor Allison Varian of Ohio.
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Gillen & Vaughn
Sterting Paper Co
Sterling Vaper Co
Miami
Dayton
Whalen
Lo Hamilton
Newly
New York
Enilselirer
Sterling Till
Hamilton
Gathyie
Okia
Aiulson Varian
Obia
Municipal home rule aims at state reform recall proposal debated
Columbus April 3 a wide range of liquor and municipal reform measures dominated the constitutional convention. The committee reached a practical final agreement on municipal home rule and a veto on judicial reform may come before adjournment. A seven member liquor panel endorsed limiting licenses to retail dealers based on population. In Cleveland Mill Ann Fitzmaurice seeks 1900 damages from wagon maker Cartell O Connor for alleged breach of promise, following another suit over similar claims.
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Columbus
Clement Pon
Cleveland
Ann Fitzmaurice
Dayton
Cartell O'Connor
Whitman Avenue
Cornelius Cartedl
Garrett
Potatoes from Scotland Headed for Chicago Tables
Chicago on April 4 reports Scottish potatoes will reach Chicago within a week. Nine earland bundles are en route and will sell wholesale at 1.40 per bushel, cheaper than Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota grown spuds at 1.42 to 1.45. Rare imports from across the Atlantic to Chicago have occurred before, and European supplies are seen in New York. Southern fresh spuds are scarce, while northern states are shipping more than usual for the season.
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Chicago
Scotland
Michigan
Wiaconsin
Minnesota
Atlantic
New York
Socialist Children Refused to Sing at Milwaukee Ward School
In Milwaukee on April 3 a disruption occurred when pupils refused to stand for the Star Spangled Banner amid anger over a defeat. The incident took place in the Twenty second ward and involved socialist leanings among the students and staff.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Arus School
Australian flyer dies in plane crash near the ocean
RODGERS killed April 30 a the Vo Mody the Gest mata to the American continent in an air airplane was killed here almost instantly late Wednesday. The machine fell from a height of 200 feet and bright in the wreckage. His neck broken and his body mashed by the engine. He lived past a Lew pinata. Longe Hewett Tapai read newspapers enjoin by column.
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