Progressive Republicans Hope Two Measures Pass
Leaders among progressives in Congress believe two of the measures they support will become law, including direct election of senators and campaign expense publicity. The Arizona and New Mexico statehood bill faces votes next week, with support expected from progressives. Congress aims to adjourn by mid August if vetoes are overridden.
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Cable declares anarchy reigns in Port au Prince riot scene
A cable received in New Orleans from Port au Prince Haiti reports anarchists in control and mobs forming as American and German interests seek protection. It urges the United States and Germany to investigate amid chaotic conditions.
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Famine Prices May Prevail in London Dock Strike
London as meat and provisions rise with a growing dock workers strike. About 20,000 walk out, with 40,000 forecast for tomorrow. Ben Tillett says the International Transport Workers' Federation may back a general strike, risking a global shipping tie up between American and European ports. He dismisses critics who warn of food shortages.
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Officers of fair may call Grange day off
Hartford officers of the state grange oppose Canadian reciprocity and may cancel Grange Day at the Connecticut fair. Fair managers say attendance decisions are theirs. taft visit predictions vary. Jeffries brothers plan Alaska big game hunt next week after Seattle departure.
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Banker Ended Plunges Knife Into His Throat
Carey Manker once president of the Bank of Pearl Illinois died after fatally stabbing himself in a cell in San Francisco. He told reporters he planned to return to Pearl and restart his life despite calumny over stock losses and a failed invention deal. An Illinois officer was en route for him when he killed himself.
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Insane barber creates panic at Staley House shooting
A drunken barber at Staley House New Carlisle seized a butcher knife, menaced his family and patrons, fought police, died an hour later. In Wapakoneta Ralph Beerline, 26, suffered a fatal stroke while driving. Norwalk editor Ralph Robinson dies in Iowa at 81. Steubenville poet William Urquhart, 86, longtime magazine writer and educator, dies after 50 years teaching in eastern Ohio.
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House approves bill fixing next Congress at 433 reps
Washington records show Senate adopted the measure without a roll call. Burton of Ohio led an amendment to have redistricting follow state laws, defeated 39 to 28. The bill increases representation for 25 states and adds one seat each for New Mexico and Arizona, with 21 states retaining current totals.
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Jury pressure cited in Diegle trial overruled motion
Judge Kinkead upholds irregular new trial motion in the Diegle bribery case. He asserts improper methods during trial and pressure on juror Walcutt, while noting defense sought to use a bill of exceptions. The courtroom saw a sparse audience save for business leader Charles Munson and others connected to the Cedar Point legislative reunion.
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Haiti Turmoil Rages as Warships Land Marines
In Port au Prince two rival factions contest control after President Linton’s ouster. A diplomatic corps organized safety committee governs amid street fighting. German cruiser Bremen lands Marines at the German consulate and banks, while American Des Moines and British Melpomene detachments ashore.
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Roosevelt Criticizes Court on Workmen's Comp Act
Lyons New York August 3 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt denounces the New York court of appeals for ruling the workmen's compensation act unconstitutional. He says the court action is reactionary and urges courts to act with ordinary regard for laws and the living constitution. The exchange began when Betts defended the court against Roosevelt's remarks.
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Pinkertons Nab Clever Forger
Cleveland, Aug. 3. Edsward Funk, charged with fifteen bank forgeries since his release from Columbus penitentiary, was arrested by Pinkerton detectives. He allegedly used multiple aliases including Edward Stirlings, Edward Sawyer, James Murphy, Edward Welch, S. A. Benton, and J. K. Morton. His scheme involved renting an office, posing as a manufacturing agent, and cashing forged checks through lending banks across Cleveland and cities such as Boston, Providence, Brooklyn, Norfolk, Pittsburgh, Dayton, Toledo, Detroit, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Omaha, Minneapolis, and Kansas City.
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Firebug Starts Five Blazes in Chicago Neighborhood
A firebug ignited five fires in a North Side Chicago neighborhood today causing major property damage. Henry Schult and wife suffered burns before rescue. An officer fired at the arsonist after the third fire with no effect. a witness urged the man to call the fire department. Police have a description of a seaman.
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Mexican Interior Crisis Eases After Resignation Fallout
Mexico City reports the formal acceptance of interior minister Gomez’s resignation eased a tense crisis sparked by his abrupt departure. Governor Alberto Garcia-Granados accepted the interior portfolio while police patrolled the capital and troops stood ready. Francisco I. Madero supporters protested at the presidential palace, though Madero telegraphed approval of the move from Tehuacan.
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