Philippine bill debate to set final vote Tuesday
Washington May 28 The Senate reached an agreement to take a final vote on the Philippine government bill and amendments Tuesday at 4 p m with daily sessions at 11 am except Memorial Day. Debates under a 15 minute rule Monday and Tuesday. Lodge Burrows and Culberson spoke on sovereignty and independence for the Philippines. The House meanwhile debated increasing subsidiary coinage to broaden silver dollars into subsidiary coins with two hours of general debate and a rule vote.
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Senate
Burrows
Warren
Count de Rochambeau
Lodge
Culberson
Philippine Commission
Gen. Miller
Hoar
Gen. Otis
United States
Mr. Burrows
McKinley
Philippines
House
Treasury
Cochran
Newlands
Hill
Conn
Shafroth
Nority
Tawney
Bell
Shellenberger
Neb
Messrs. Newlands
Negr
Lewis
Smith
Iowa
Grow
Cochrane
Dr Webb’s Option on Canada Atlantic Explored
Burlington Vermont May 28 A party of prominent Canadian railroad men and capitalists toured the Canada Atlantic line. Dr Seward Webb seeks Canadians to join a Rutland buyout of the Canada Atlantic. Webb’s option expires next Saturday amid Rutland shareholder meetings with no final action.
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Burlington, Vt
Seward Webb
Canada Atlantic Railroad
Dr. Webb
Rutland Railroad
Canada Atlantic
New York
Canada-Atlantic
Rutland
Senator Cox
Toronto
Canada
Messrs. MacKenzie and
Mann
Z. Lash
K. C
Canadian Northern Railway Company
MacKenzie
Canada Northern Railway Company
Parry Sound
Sudbury
Atlantic
Ocean
Boston
Webb
Governor Aids Miners Strike in Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre reports that 147,000 anthracite miners have a promise of help from Governor Stone and Attorney General Hikin. A Harrisburg meeting with union presidents discussed possible antitrust action against coal operators. District presidents say many engineers and pump men will join the firemen strike next week, signaling potential operator concessions.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Elkins
Harrisburg
Mitchell
Father Frisby III Falls Ill in Boston
Rev William B Frisby rector of the Church of the Advent in Boston is critically ill. Physicians have attended since Sunday night with no improvement. He attended Sunday services then became suddenly ill during the night. He is about 50, a Nashotah Seminary graduate and a leading high church figure in Massachusetts.
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Boston
William B. Frisby
Church of the Advent
Episcopal
Father Frisby
Nashotah Theological Seminary
High Church Party
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Mohonk Peace Conference Opens with 250 Attendees
The Mohonk Lake gathering marks the eighth international arbitration conference. John W. Foster was elected president and opened with an address. Dr. Benjamin F. Trueblood reviewed the year’s arbitration progress. A discussion followed led by Rev. Dr. Philip S. Moxom and L. Clark Seeley, with numerous attendees.
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Mohonk Lake
N. Y
John W. Foster
Washington, D. C
Benjamin F. Trueblood
American Peace Society
Philip S. Moxom
Springfield
Mass
L. Clark Seeley
Smith College
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Famed by Mrs Bruce Testimony
Mrs G Bruce of Lansing Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of travel exhaustion and ovarian troubles. She claims rapid improvement and ongoing wellness, urging others to seek Caroline Pinkham’s counsel without cost from Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts.
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G ‘Bruce
Lydia E. Pinkham
G. Bruce
Lansing
Mich
Arbitration movement notes progress and leaders praise
Geo Foster and others from New York Boston and Burlington discuss arbitration gains over the past year including pan American Congress work in Mexico and the U S Mexico claim to the Hague. They honor Loyd Pauncefote and praise the growing international sympathy and relief efforts after the Martinique crisis.
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Geo. Foster Peabody
R. Fulton Cutting
Helen Gould
J. Howard Simmons
John Crosby Brown
New York
Edwin D. Mead
Wm. C. Blaney
Boston
Gen. O. O. Howard
Burlington
Mr. Foster
pan-American Congress
Mexico
United States
Hague Tribunal
Foster
Loyd Pauncefote
Trueblood
Organization of Arbitration Tribunal
Friends of Peace
Beauty in breeches stuns police in Boston
Ernestine Hamilton dressed as a boy in bicycle clothes was stopped by Policeman Curtis in Sharon and arrested on vagrancy after failing to explain her masquerade. Judge Marden continued the case to next Monday while Boston and Sharon officials investigate her age and past records. Inspector Wolfe aided in the arraignment and interrogation in district court.
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Boston
Ernestine Hamilton
Curtis
Sharon
Marden
Stoughton
Ernestine
Wolfe
Man Killed Crossing Tracks Near Goffs Falls Station
Henry Stearns about 65, believed from Smyrna Florida, was killed instantly when struck by a locomotive at the Goff's Falls station on the Boston & Maine railroad. The accident occurred this afternoon as he attempted to cross the tracks in front of a train.
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Manchester
N. H
Henry Stearns
Smyrna
Fla
Goff’s Falls
Boston & Maine Railroad
K of P Grand Lodge Opens Session in Brockton
Brockton May 28 The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias opened its annual session in Massasoit hall with Grand Chancellor L Franklin Garfield presiding. The session conferred 29 grand rank titles, discussed new lodges, and noted endowment rank strength and financials. The sisterhood met at Diane assembly hall for reports and ceremonies with Myrtle temple opening the grand temple session.
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Brockton
Grant Lodge
K. of P
Massasoit Hall
Franklin Garfield
Grand Lodge
L. Franklin Garfield
Montello Lodge
Harmond Lodge
Cremony Lodge
Stoughton
Fordell Lodge
Peter Woodland Lodge
William McKinley Lodge
Wakefield
Springfield Lodge
Castle Hall
Order
Ogden H. Wethers
McKinley
Champion Lodge of
Canton
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles A. Cross
James H Flynt
Weymouth
Robert R. Herriman
Chelsea
George E. Howe
Worcester
J. M. Budge
Westwood
Henry 2 Allen
Boston
Lowell
E. B. Clark
Fall River
Walter S. Ramsdell
Lynn
Grand Outer Guard
Benjamin
Rathbone
Grand Temple
Annie J. Harvey
Taunton
Natick
Lawrence
Myrtle Temple
Ida Mulligan
Louise Provin
Charlestown
Lucy Bailey
R. Emily Little
G. G
Chiefs’ Association
Florence Proctor
Whitinsville
Mary J. Norwood
Attleboro
Alice Graves
Anna Reed
To Shield Guilty Woman From Ill Name
Chicago May 28 Charles Neff serving two years in Joliet for burglary likely to become a life term under a legal technicality unless the pardons board acts. He is believed innocent of the charge and sought release to avoid a blot on a woman’s name. Ex-State's Attorney Heise of Will county is pursuing Neff's release, believing he helped convict an innocent man to shield another woman.
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Chicago
Charles Neff
Joliet
Board of Pardons
Neff
Heise
Will County
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