Danish West Indies Bribery Claims Stir House Privilege Vote
The House opened with a privilege resolution to probe charges that a Danish secret report claimed Denmark planned paying $500,000 to bribe U S lawmakers and press figures over the sale of the Danish West Indies. Richardson alleged access to the Danish document and read excerpts while insisting the issue involves a foreign government and a possible corrupt bargain.
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Washington
Richard
Tenmassec
Walter Chrimmas
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Congress
Payne
Richardsop
Agenst
Toever
Richardson
Gantleman
Americas Congress
New York
Seska
Bosker Henderson
House
Senate
Henderson
Tannersee
Spraker
Kirshwedsoo
Ius
Christmas Bed
Tenseresa
Avery
Copenhaven
Walter Christmas
Tha
Americas
Mgr. Christmas
Abner McKinlay
McKinley
Col
McKie
Coe le Wanhington
Bouis
Os Gaaliy
Rishasteca Nibe
Bribery allegations surround congressmen and Danish treaty
A report cites alleged payments to senators and representatives connected to the Danish West Indian islands sale. Richardson’s resolution seeks inquiry, naming Walter Christmas as author of the secret Danish report and alleging kickbacks to influence the treaty ratification. An investigative committee is formed to pursue the charges.
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Congress
Beem
Richardson
Senate
Cannon
Walter Christmas
Denmark
Unites States
Indian Islands
United States
Stees
Corisimay
Knotx
Hanna
Washington
Richard P. Evans
Gardoer
Boysa
Henderson
Dalzs
Pitt
Cousins
McCalla
Dinsmore
Cowherd
Atate Federal
Amodes
Borden plans new mill near Fall River plants
M D Borden arrived in Fall River Mass to prepare for constructing a new mill close to the four now operating. The mill will be the size of No 3 with 62 000 spindles and employ about 1 000 workers turning out thousands of pieces weekly. It was reported he purchased Metacomet and Anawao mills and may control the largest cotton manufacturing plant if he holds these mills along with his others.
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Fall River
Mass
Borden
Whia City
Meta
Emperor Joseph’s washing ceremony in Vienna shocking crowd
At the Hofburg Vienna on March 27 Emperor Francis Joseph presided over the traditional washing of the twelve aged men, with nobility and the diplomatic corps including the U.S. ambassador present. The ceremony ended with the emperor “banging” bags of money on their necks, totaling 1,070 years for the men and gifts totaling 1,158 years for the women.
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Ror
Amsteia
Vienna
Smperor
Francis Joseph Shiamesaing
United States
Thasges
Txelva
Doctor Gray Found Not Guilty in Garden City Murder
Chicago March 27. Dr Robert Gray was found guilty of murder of Miss Irma Brows who died after a disputed operation. Six ballots were cast with three for acquittal and three for conviction as Gray awaited the jury verdict.
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Robert Gray
Irma Brows
Garden City
Kan
Gray
Second Mibk 39 Mixtt It Plaetel Petter Wall Paper Company
Fire damaged the Potter Wall Paper Company plant at 408-4ro Illinois Street Chicago Illinois on March 27 causing an estimated loss of 100000. Massager Waring notes both meneses Pa Washington March 27 Buck resigns as post master Forests Woods County Massachusetts Miller recommends L W Casratt for appointment.
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Tadranica
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Depot Street
Mine Operators and Union Presidents Meet in NYC
In New York City on March 27, leaders of the United Mine Workers and major coal operators conferred in secret to reconcile differences. The National Civic Federation arranged the session, with W. Teesdale and B. Thomas among others guiding conciliators.
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New York
Kelner
National Civic Federation
United Mine Workers Association
Ina Secret Seaion
Cine
John Mirchad
United Mine Workers Associating
Teaesdala
Delaware, Larkawagon & Wastero i
B. Thomas
Great Blow Delayed Texas Cattle Trade Report
The quarantine order by U S Revenue Inspector Cabal Vinta J T blocks Texas cattle imports into the Cherokee nation. It will hit many ranchers planning to move thousands of cattle for grazing, with an estimated 503000 head affected next month. Santa Fe railways were to move nearly 200000 head.
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Havers Fort Worth
Tex
United States Revenue
Cabal Vinta
J. T
Texas
Cherckes
Santa Fe
Patrick Connested Lawyer Hears Case On Appeal
New York March 27 Altert Patrick convicted of murdering William Hive consults with his father Colonel Patrick and his counsel. He remains composed and questions the verdict saying he cannot see how it was reached and claims others could have been bribed or influenced. He says the case will go to the court of appeals.
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T. Patrick
William M. Hive
Colonel Patrick
Patrick
Court of Appeals
Powderly to Be Provided with Another Job by the President
Washington March 27 The Commissioner General of Immigration Powderly whose term ends soon will be offered another government post. The president has decided to provide or hire him elsewhere Powderly's friends lobbied on his behalf citing extenuating circumstances. Washington March 27 Representative Custis secured a favorable report for a 9300 appropriation to buy land beside the Fort Leavenworth military reservation for troop maneuvers. Topeka March 27 Suit filed by Frank Cochran of Cottonwood Falls for 3000 against Nav National Surety of New York, the defaulting Kansas Odd Fellows treasurer. Ottawa March 37 A N Strait Monarch Scale Co Kaness sold 640 county lands for 25600. Boobses Wednesday R P Hudec was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary for murder of Ti. J. Martia, his son-in-law.
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Commissioner General of Immigration
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Macety Company Hued
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Iday
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Martia
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Wish
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Rao
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Shreveport
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Sear Sulphur Springs
Tex
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Spence
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Sade
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Rock Instead
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Montgomery County
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Paris Visit Sparks Opinion On English Policy
Lord Rosaberry arrives in Paris from London and reports that Mr Chamberlain was a mere instrument to Mr Rhodes. With Rhodes disappeared, question arises what will become of the Birmingham member as English opinion tires of a forceful policy and contemplates new channels, possibly under King Edward. Telegraphic highlights list a flood of local incidents from Fort Scott pavement to university grants, court cases, fires, accidents, and court actions across Kansas, Missouri, Texas, and Illinois.
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Teelim
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London
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Chamberlain
Rhodes
Birmingham
Edward
Lawrence nurse Miss Hilda Pierson weds J Andre Newman
Word from Lawrence confirms the marriage of Miss Hilda C. Pierson to J Andre Newman of Hillside Arizona. The ceremony occurred in Congress Arizona on March 17. Pierson, a prominent Lawrence nurse, gains many well wishers for a long and happy married life.
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Hilda C. Pierson
J. Andre Newman
Hillside
Arizona
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Kodos Waist Club
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Charles Sparr
KE. F. Caldwell
Wm. Lowe
Caratan
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Kansas City
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Tor
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Rouie Monroe
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Chester Woodward
Kansas City Medical College
Colorado
Della Gordon
Kentucky Street
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Geavenworth
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W.A. Landhott
New York City
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Wigland
A .G. Cockerill
Nevada
F. A. Doubleday
W. HL. Sears
Merry Twelve Whist Club
Hill
Wilson
Lease
Morrison
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Robert Edmondson
Philip Wright
Worcester
Massachusetts
Markets by Wire Kass to Lupy City March 27
Market notes show varied prices across grains and livestock. Wheat May and July futures mixed with hedging activity. cattle and dairy off trades noted with several months and price markers, including oats, butter, and creamery products. The report cites March dates and regional listings, reflecting ongoing commodity fluctuations and storage data.
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Kangan City
Trial of Rev Granville Louker Behind Closed Doors
The trial of Rev. Granville Louker, Me Phersoo minister, on heresy charges began in Arkansas City with C. J. Hawes of Newton as chair and trial judge. The conference decided to hold proceedings behind closed doors to avoid sensational coverage, with no conference members or outsiders allowed to attend or discuss the case.
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Merrey
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Granville Louiker
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Newton
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Mallalog
Toe
Cass
Iymediately
Maine wreck removal urged by Gen Wood in Havana harbor
Washington March 27 Gen Wood formally urged Sec retary Root to remove the wreck of the battleship Maine from Havana harbor. Previous war department studies put the cost near $72 000 prompting delay. Wood says Congress should be addressed on the Maine issue in a formal letter from Secretary Root. The report includes other local items from Emporia and Kansas City.
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Maine
Havana Harbor
War Department
Wood
Congress
Raat
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