04 May 1906
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
1
The advertisement asserts the tar in Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar is harmless and pine-sourced from local forests. It markets the product as the best cold remedy by cleansing bowels and expelling illnesses, naming Sacco and other ailments while claiming originality.
Analyzed as a spokesman for Russia’s underworld, Maxim Gorky is seen as earnest yet misleading about his movement. The piece argues revolutions should be gradual and evolutionary, not driven by passion, and contrasts Gorky’s approach with Western liberties and Witte’s measured path to reform.
Washington May 4 Tillman assailed United States courts from the supreme court down against granting the ICC power to enjoin railway rate orders. He cited judges as not infallible and attacked Iowa jurist McPherson and others, arguing courts are biased toward railways. Spooner defended himself and others, and the exchange grew tense over indecency and proper senate criticism.
Senator Tillman attacked Judge James G. Jenkins and similar rulings as "devilment" and questioned the lawfulness of injunctions against railroad strikers. He cited Northern Pacific receivership cases and compared editor penalties, prompting sharp exchanges with Senator Spooner and a tense scene in the Senate.
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urged quick congressional action on the eight hour bill. Speaking to the House committee on labor, he warned of labor impatience and criticized delays and indifference. He warned organized labor might seek its own congress if citizens fail to gain a repre sentative aligned with their interests.
President Roosevelt explains the U S position on foreign contributions to San Francisco disaster relief The government did not accept gifts directed to its treasury but supported aid to the citizens relief committee Gratitude expressions may be formalized by Congress in resolutions. Senate and House in Brief news items follow. Abbe Morales murders Jesuit in Murcia Spain with suicide in church sacristy.
At a May 4 gathering in San Francisco Mayor Schmitz appointed Harriman as vice chairman and urged action over talk. He warned funds must be earmarked for specific uses. Officials warned no plan for funding the rebuild exists while financiers seek a viable approach. General Greely warned only eleven days of rations remain and urged immediate attention to feeding the population.
Chicago listings show the day’s results with Boston beating New York 8 to 0 and Philadelphia topping Brooklyn 5 to 4. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1, while New York beat Philadelphia 6 in ten innings and Boston beat Washington 6 to 4. Cleveland routed St Louis 6 to 0 and Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 3. In the Association, Columbus tied with Minneapolis at 8 while Indianapolis beat Kansas City 4 to 0 and Toledo wins 8 to 6 over St Paul.
Relief officials urge caution as San Francisco continues recovery. Red Cross leaders advise doctors and nurses not to come, citing inefficacy. Building Trades President McCarthy warns of worker shortages and potential wage abuses. Contractors note plumbing and conduit delays after Geary Street project disruption. Marine strike in Toledo shows no major developments with lumber boats resuming unloading.
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