Wisconsin Republicans Facing Deadlock In Spooner Succession
Madison April 15 The Wisconsin Republican caucus to nominate a successor to resigning U S Senator Spooner shows five candidates each with 15 to 24 votes amid 103 Republicans and 52 needed for a choice. Leading Lenroot trails as stalwarts may rally for Esch or Stephenson with La Follette supporters a factor.
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Music and Lunch: Danville Sees New Saloon Openings
Special to The Sun reports two saloons already open in Danville and a grand opening planned this week with music, flowers, and a lawn. Three more license applicants are expected in May. Appeals have been filed in circuit court over last week’s licenses, with hearings set for the May term and possible progression to the supreme court.
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Dancing for Hours Ends in Morphine Treatment
Theresa Horn, a housemaid of Ardmore resident John Kelly, was put under opiates at Norristown hospital after nearly three days of continuous dancing. Despite anesthesia her feet twitched and leg muscles convulsed. She pleaded to be freed from the mania that began Thursday night as doctors seek her sanity and acknowledge they cannot yet explain the symptoms.
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Theresa Horn
John Kelly
Ardmore
Norristown Hospital
Robbers at Milton Militon Inqd April 15
Two masked men forced entry to the home of Frank Morris, a rural mail carrier, striking Mrs Morris and throwing a vial substance in her face. She fainted and was found unconscious on the floor when Morris returned. The robbers escaped with seven dollars.
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Peace Meeting Opens in New York City
London editor W T Stead urged Americans to raise a million dollars to sustain peace congress work. Delegates debated his blunt critique of peace advocates, arguing many talk but few act, while urging broader funding beyond a few rich donors.
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American Peace Congress
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Change of Thaw counsel prompts bail delay
News from New York reports friction among Harry Thaw’s legal team as O'Reilly and Peabody claim retention while others falter. Bail chances depend on unified defense and Thaw rejects Delmas as senior counsel, insisting on direct control and decisions, including summations, amid a costly, unsettled trial landscape.
Homemade remedy for kidney and bladder troubles
A specialist claims that kidney and bladder issues are often relieved by a simple homemade mix. Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia three ounces. Dose is a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. Prepare by shaking ingredients in a bottle.
Peace advocate warns against overoptimism at Carnegie event
At the Carnegie peace conference in New York, Rev. Morgan Dix from Trinity parish defended the military and police role while cautioning that universal peace is distant. He warned optimistic visions may fail and cited past riots as a reminder that mobs and destruction could erupt if authorities are lax.
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Earthquake Stuns Mexico City in Friday Night Tremor
Roused from sleep last night by the severest earthquake in years, Mexico City woke to panic as wires failed and lights went out for a time. The quake lasted about four and a half minutes starting at 11:34 p m Mexican time, cracks appeared in walls but no business district structures were destroyed and no lives were reported lost.
Notemeier Dies After Suspected Poisoning in Evansville Saloon
Ernest Notemeier a cigar-maker from Evansville Ind died Saturday afternoon in a saloon at 4389 W Washington St A stomach analysis is needed to identify the poison The coroner noted a notebook message directing Mrs Ramsey sister of Notemeier’s wife to be notified and that he had previously attempted suicide after a recent long debauch.
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Inaugural Address Opens Busse Administration in Chicago
The Scripps-McRae Prean Association reports the inauguration of Mayor Fred A. Busse and Als caniict in Chicago on April 15, featuring his inaugural address. The prepared remarks are under 200 words.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertisement Claims Wide Efficacy
An 19th century style ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that strengthens the whole system and cures many ailments from pimples to scrofula. It bills itself as best for catarrh rheumatism and dyspepsia, with over 40 000 testimonials in two years. The product is offered in liquid form or Sareatabs at 100 doses for one dollar. Granende 4004 Dros An.
DAR Congress Opens With Sweet Sixteen Reference
Representatives from 65,000 Daughters of the American Revolution gathered in Memorial Continental Hall for the sixteenth annual congress. Mrs. Donald McLean, president general, noted the “Sweet sixteen” as the mood, with about 7 in attendance and no challenge to reelect her. The morning featured the president general’s address followed by brief responses from several state delegates.
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Memorial Continental Hall
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Robert E. Park
Georgia
Matthew T. Scott
Lone bandit pockets 28000 as stage hold trench
A Saturday night stage holdup between Malta and Zortman Montana nets an estimated 28000. Police suspect members of Kid Curry’s gang, linked to a prior 43000 Great Northern robbery six years earlier. Several Curry gang members are believed to still reside in northern Montana.
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Vatican to create American cardinals this year
London April 15 reports Vatican assurance to Bishop O Gorman Sioux Falls that Pope Pius will hold a consistory soon with the appointment of one, possibly two American cardinals. The Evening Standard correspondent in Rome conveys the情報.
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City Record Births and Notices From Local Listings
Daily city record lists births with parent names and addresses, followed by medical ailments and treatments, then marriage licenses, building permits, and listed residents. Names include Baker, Dangerfield, Stine, Hutson, Jordan, Wimberlin, Franklin, Wilmington, Warrenburg, Natemeyer, Bumgarner, Wade, Graves, Siel, Walters, Underwood, Smith, Brady, plus numerous licenses and permit details for residences and properties.
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Louie Bumgarner
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Leonard BD. Wade
Kentucky Ave
George Graves
Torbett
Amelia J. Siel
Washington
Margaret A Walters
Buchanan St
Martha Ellen Underwood
Central Cave
Julin Smith
Alvord St
James Brady
Deaconess
Chicago financier Eckels found dead in bed at home
James TH Eckels, Chicago financier, former Cleveland Comptroller of the Currency and head of Commercial National Bank, was found dead in his bed from a ruptured aortic valve. Autopsy showed an enlarged heart. He leaves his wife and daughter, plus three siblings.
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Gompers For Peace Urges International Accord
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, told a 2,000 strong telegraph operators gathering in New York on April 15 that labor favors international peace. He said he is not for disarmament but supports efforts toward an international peace congress and that labor will bear the heaviest burden of war yet seeks peace.
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Young Girl Vanishes From Home In Oliver Avenue
Dita Mae Kinney aged 16 left her home at 1286 Oliver Avenue at noon Saturday destroying photographs and letters. Father George McKinney reports she had spoken of Anna Laughlin’s disappearance and of going to another city. He is not fearful and believes she is well. She had 9½ dollars when she left.
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Week of Arbiters and Peace Congresses in New York
The week centers on the first National Arbitration and Peace Congress in New York City with delegates from the United States and several European nations. Andrew Carnegie presides. speeches by W J Bryan and others are anticipated. Events include a Jefferson Day dinner, a building dedication for national engineering societies, and the Marathon road race near Boston.
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Attorney Judge Altman on Saloon Licensing in Lebanon
Judge Samuel R. Altman told a Central Christian church audience that state licensing of saloons has no constitutional or moral basis. He argued police power protects moral law, not licenses, and that courts must test claims of legitimate use of such power before any licensing can stand. He concluded licensing the saloon invades fundamental rights and harms society.
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Fairbanks to Speak at Christian Endeavor Meet in Seattle
Vice-President Fairbanks will address the twenty third international Christian Endeavor convention in Seattle from July 10 to 15. His topic will be Our Country Its Problems and Possibilities.
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International Christian Endeavor
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Pope denounces French actions over separation law
Pope Pius denounces France in Rome on April 15, calling the French republic's methods scandalous and repugnant to the noble, chivalrous spirit of the nation amid the fight over church-state separation. The pontiff pledged solemn protest against the actions.
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Praise for the Skunk Drawing Protection for Useful Mammal
Washington April 16 official bulletin from the United States department of agriculture on the Grasshopper Problem notes skunks are fond of grasshoppers and are useful mammals. The bulletin urges farmers to protect skunks rather than destroy them.
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Trust Wants New Trial In Oil Case
Chicago April 15 Stand ard Oil company pledges to pursue every legal avenue despite a guilty verdict in the federal district court for Elkins law violations. Attorneys will seek a new trial, with Judge Landis to hear arguments on the motion in a few days after the jury verdict.
Second Reformed Church and Chapel Burn in Hackensack
A fire at the Second Reformed church its chapel and nearby buildings in Hackensack NJ caused extensive damage estimated at $100000 The blaze is suspected to be incendiary in origin and firefighters battled the flames today returning the scene to smoldering ashes by nightfall.
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