Miles and Bell Comment on Philippine Atrocities Controversy
George Squires, attorney and brother of Major Edwin E. Glenn, writes General Miles defending Glenn and criticizing Miles report on Philippine conduct. General Bell, en route home from the Philippines, declines comment but says abuses were investigated and American officers should not be unfairly portrayed. Court case notes: Mrs. Davis recovers 9000 judgment against husband, seeking exemption of 1000 property or execution. circuit and supreme courts discuss seizure rights.
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Edward to visit Vatican in royal ceremony
King Edward plans an afternoon visit to the Vatican in Rome. Pontifical guards will give royal honors as the pope receives the king in his private apartments with only the two present.
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Rothschild Fined For Speeding In Paris Court
Paris April 92 The appellate court confirmed the sentence against Baron Henri de Rothschild for driving an automobile at excessive speed. He received a fine and one day in prison.
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Paris
Appallate
Baron Henri de Rothschilt
Stuart Ronson in Retirement
New York apes 22 suit Ronson agreed in this city yesterday toward Auburn. The comedian is suffering from acute indigestion and slight affection of the heart. He will retire in a few days for his home at the Highlands of Navesink, where he will stay until he has recovered.
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New York
Ronson
Auburn
Navesink
Slain by Coward's Blow In Empty House
In Los Angeles on April 22 George L. 21, manager of the Symlicats Loan Company, was found slain in an empty house at 71 West Sixteenth Street. The body lay face downward with hands bound behind the back and head drawn back.
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Los Angeles
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George L. 21S
Symlicats Loan Company
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Supreme Court case echoes Washington bank failure tied to gambling
A Supreme Court decision relates to a Washington Indiana bank collapse caused by gambling operations run by Richard G. Davis who is serving time in prison and accomplice Matthew Kelly. The case recalls past banking failures linked to the same gamblers.
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Supreme Court
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Protestants Vote Against King Edward's Rome Visit
At a church association meeting in St James’s Hall London on April 28 the motion to prevent King Edward from visiting the pope was approved with three dissents. The vote echoed protests by the Protestant Alliance which condemned the king’s intended visit as aligning with a figure they call anti Christ in church homilies.
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London
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St. James Bail
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Protestant Alliance
Big blaze at Chicago hits International Salt plant
Fire at International Salt Company plant in South Chicago destroyed two grain boats and three sheds, caused losses around 1 250 000 dollars with 800 000 dollars tied to the salt company. The fire, fed by inflammable materials, engulfed 16 acres, 400000 tons of salt, and 1500 feet of docks along the Calumet river, threatening grain elevators and other works before being contained. Fire crews fought hard as wreckage sank after boats burned from deck to topmasts.
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International Salt Company
Salt Company
Calumet River
Kisser For Congress Announcement Sparks Attention
An irregular report from Salt Lake in April 88 notes Richard Pearson Hobson of Mérimac فete announcing a bid for Congress. He plans to travel the continent giving speeches and courting support as he seeks the col aross next vent.
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Congress
Salt Lake
Richard Pearson Hobson
Mérimac
Get Less Than Half Binoomington Apri 22 Trial
A trial after entry in the federal court in the receivership of the National Home Building and Loan Association of Woomington, with the receiver discharged. The concern failed in 1896, liabilities were $300,000, and total dividends disbursed were 4 1/2 cents on the dollar.
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Federal Courh
National Home Building and Loan Association of
Woomington
Jewish Homes Burned In Cleveland Fire
Jewish families burned out in Cleveland as tenement homes housing about 200 people were destroyed yesterday. Loss estimated at $90,000.
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Cleveland
Discovery of smallpox cause relayed by Boston physician
April 29 Boston reports the discovery of the smallpox cause by William T. Councilman of Bernard Medical School. The finding links smallpox to a microorganism near the lowest form of animal life and clarifies its relation to malaria, distinguishing it from other bacterial infections.
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Willam T. Councilman
Bernard Medical School
Boston Society of Medical Science
Change for grain bill delays reconsideration in Madison
Message from Governor La Follette on railroad commission bill withheld due to senate not in session. Superior supporters hope for change among at least two senators who opposed the measure while the Hill Great Northern lobby works to keep them opposed. Some senators want more discussion, hoping others who voted no may reconsider.
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la Pollette
Senate
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Hill Great Northern
Wie
Conference Ends in Disagreement in Pittsburg
Pittsburg April 29. The Manufacturers' Association of Pittsburg and the International Association of Machinists committee failed to agree on the wage scale covering nearly 1000 workers. The present scale expires July 1, and no amicable settlement is seen at that time.
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Manufacturers’ Association of
Cormittee
International Associatio of Machinists
Former President Cleveland Heads to St Louis Exposition
Former President Cleveland left yesterday for St Louis to deliver the dedicatory address at the exposition. The trip marks his return to public duties as the showcase opens in early May.
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St. Louis
Princeton
N. J
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Mines Building at St Louis Exposition
The mines and metallurgy building forms part of the east Wing of the fan like general ground plan of the St Louis exposition. It measures 525 by 730 feet and is divided into eight oblong sections with glass canes for daylight. A rotunda at the main axis intersection bears a monument. Ground floor exhibition space totals 265000 square feet.
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Mines and Metalurgy
FOR BETTER ROADS Welfare of Farmer Defence of Highways
William J. Bryan led a Beed Roads convention audience in St Louis urging national aid for road improvements. He defended public spending as justice to rural residents and a benefit to urban areas, noting farmers need all-weather roads to store and market crops, reduce middleman costs, and connect with towns and services. other speakers echoed calls for continuous highways linked to water and rail, with General Hoy Stone backing highway improvements and national aid.
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Sam Hill
Washington Good Roads Association
Hoy Stone
Walon Terminal Company
Spooner in Milwaukee for conference on treasury system
Senator Spooner arrived in Milwaukee en route to Madison for a key conference with Senators Aldrich, Platt and Allison. He said the goal is to frame a plan to mitigate the sub treasury rigor and introduce elasticity into the treasury system without major changes.
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Spooner
Maiison
Aldrich
Plate
Alison
Treasury
Wholesale Defrauding Directors Charged in Telegraph Fraud
Four men were arrested in the city as part of a nationwide probe into a systematic scheme to defraud the Western Union Telegraph Co. by field men between New York and coast. Bail was posted by two suspects. two remain jailed. The gang allegedly padded expense accounts to obtain rights of way, bought poles and supplies, and overcharged for wages and other items.
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Western Enionamograph Co
New York
Telegraph Company
Dell
Ten men arrested in New York and Pennsylvania
Ten men have been arrested in New York with one arrest in Clarion and one in Bucer Pa. Other arrests are expected to follow as agents pursue long suspected fraud linked to the company.
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Clarion
Bucer
Comppany Beer
Drexel Bowling Club Seeks Baseball Match After Season
Drexel bowling club concludes its season at Park Alleys. August Schmitz tops with 173 average over 100 games, Edward Wirka second with 171 over 94 games, Nic Behrend third with 167, and John Mohrhauser high score at 46. Club seeks interclub baseball game. contact captain John Mohrhauser.
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Drexel
Park Allers
August Schmitz
Edward Wirka
Nic Behrend
John Mohrhauser
Tor
Lee May Resign Rumor Surfaces in St Louis
In St Louis on April 26 a strong rumor spreads that Lieut. Gov Lee may resign. Reportedly the decision was discussed yesterday in a conference between Lee and his advisers. Lee would not confirm or deny the report.
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Lee
Ib Fe
Harmony Dinner in Brooklyn Spurs Loyalty Debate
A Brooklyn Democratic club anniversary dinner featured Minnesota's Charles A Towne who defended the Monroe Doctrine and criticized Republicans while urging loyalists to rejoin the party. He argued that a voter's past support should not bar present fidelity and urged Democrats to reconcile with estranged members who align with Democratic principles. Congressman Slayden urged unity and welcomed back fallen supporters, framing the party as needing new recruits to reclaim loyalty.
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Brooklyn Democratic Club
James Monroe
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
West
Republican Party
Spanish America
Republic
Cam
Slayden
Texas
South
Steungeratic
Revolution Ends as Vasquez Flees Island
Quiet has been restored after General Vasquez and his followers left Santo Domingo. The revolution caused huge losses, especially in the city and San Carlos suburb, with estimated damages of $100,000. A German gunboat Panther arrived yesterday to the port.
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Santo Domingo
General Vasquez
San Carlos
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