Martin elected Senate Democratic caucus leader in Washington
Senator Thomas 8. Martin of Vic was elected chairman of the Senate Democratic caucus and minority leader with 21 votes to Shively’s 16. Absent were Shively Tillman and Terrell. Martin’s win signals a reunited party stance against insurgents and Bryan followers.
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Priest Charged with Perjury in Neapolitan Case
In Naples a priest faces perjury charges as Vittozzi, famed Camorra figure, testifies that Deputy Detila stole a hair from the priest. Detila denies all involvement and says Vittozzi’s tale is false. Court proceedings opened with a telegram from Detila stating his innocence and intent to prove Vittozzi false.
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Lorimer inquiry widens as subpagnas issued in Springfield
In Springfield Illinois the Senate investigative committee on William Lorimer’s U S Senate election served 124 subpoenas including several for Mayors and other officials. Senator Helm said no meeting before next Thursday when Edward Tilden was to testify about the $100000 Lorimer corruption fund. The committee plans a lengthy inquiry beyond legislative adjournment to hear and prepare all evidence.
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United States Senate
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Federals Evacuate Casas Grandes Ahead of Madero Advance
Alarm over General Madero's main army drives Federals to abandon Casas Grandes where a March battle with Colonel Cuellaro Rojas is recalled. A special train with eighty wounded and twenty-five convalescents arrives via Casas Grandes and other towns. Twenty-three prisoners reach Juarez while rebels still hold some captured Americans under guard. Fewer than 100 Mexican regulars remain in Casas Grandes as mountain howitzers and rapid fire guns are mounted on armored railroad coaches. Mandero's advance nears Chihuahua City within five miles.
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Zeppelin Departs From Peine For Silver Wedding Visit
Count Zeppelin travels from Peine in the dirigible Deutschland at 8:35 AM with companions toward Seer Can attend the silver wedding anniversary of King William III and Charlotte of Württemberg. He will then proceed to Düsseldorf from Stuttgart for the royal event.
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Zeppelin
Duesseldorf
Make Your Own Paint And Know What You Use
Advice to mix one gallon of paint with one gallon of Pure Linseed Oil to create two gallons of pure linseed oil paint. Claims safety and purity come from self-made paint rather than third party assertions. For sale by B. Williams & Co. TRY IT.
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B. Williams & Co
Safeguard Your Family Typhoid Fly
Extract from circular issued by U S Department of Agriculture warns about the insect nicknamed house vy and suggests the future term typhoid fy to standardize naming for public health guidance.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Malaria Mosquito Fact Warns of Mosquito Bites
A Department of Agriculture Farmers' Bulletin No. 1 asserts malaria spreads only by mosquito bites not miasma. It urges protective measures to keep mosquitoes and file debris out of homes to prevent infection.
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Banner mine explosion kills over 100 in Birmingham
Birmingham special reports a catastrophic Ban ner mine blast circa 6 am. Pratt Coal Co. operates the mine. By midmorning estimates ranged from 90 to 135 dead with rescue parties scouring the flooded shafts as officials ordered caskets and coordinated medical supplies.
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Bodies Found After Mine Disaster in Throop
In Scranton Pa a disaster at the Pancoast mine in Throop leaves 34 bodies recovered and the death toll rising toward 100 as flames and fumes trap miners. Rescue workers labor through the night with many remains badly burned and difficult to identify while authorities investigate the cause.
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Fingisher
Kites Used In Naval Training Near Norfolk
Box kites shaped like aircraft were targets for ships in the Atlantic fleet drill. Unfavorable weather sent most kites down, but a number remained afloat near the Norfolk navy yard. They may feature in future maneuvers.
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Worrowk
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Aerial Target Shooting By Battleships Reported
The fleet conducted long range fighting yesterday with box kite targets set at 800 feet. Individual marksmen on battleships fired from 3 000 to 6 000 yards as weather stayed ideal. Unofficial reports suggest further sea practice may follow. Mail news from the fleet notes exceptions for several battleships.
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New York
Plays Ends In Suicide After Tragic Opera Scene
Petronicus in Quo Vadis provokes a death scene inspiring Craige Lippincott to kill himself in Rit tenhouse Square. The Lippincott executive dies by arterial self harm as the newsroom notes a dramatic turn in the opera and hints at a temporary aberration. Also named are House leaders Fitzgerald Underwood and Sulzer as political power players.
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Roanoke Shooting Incident Involving Local Agent
In Roanoke Virginia local agent J H Oakemore of a typewriter company met J A Green of New York representing a morphine ring. They argued at the Ponce de Leon Hotel last night then Oakemore shot Green three times. The wounds are not fatal. Oakemore, said to have been drinking, collapsed afterward.
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Anholz KOed in 3rd by Moore in St Joseph bout
In St Joseph Missouri Buddy Anholz the Boer lightweight was knocked out in the third round of a scheduled fifteen round bout by Tommy Moore Tommy Mowatt s protege Moore connected with a hard right hook sending Anholz to the canvas and taking the count The knockout ends the fight early and secures Moore the victory
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Buddy Anholz
Tommy Moore
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Prote Moore
Cider company pleads guilty over strong beverage sale in Alexandria
Special Board Armstrong and Co Inc of Alexandria pleaded guilty in the Corporation Court to soliciting the sale of cider containing more than one per cent alcohol. They were fined 50 dollars for the offense and 650 dollars for their agent J. S. Craig of Hotel Augusta, who handled it, was also fined 50 dollars.
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Armstrong & Co., Inc
Alexandria
J. 8. Craig
Hotel Augusta
Absconder Dulaney Must Stand Trial in Federal Court
Bristol Virginia report says Special-Foy Dulaney, Washington County court clerk accused of embezzling about $20,000 in court and guardian funds, captured in Kingston Jamaica. Judge Sanford rejects plea that extradition was legal. Dulaney to stand trial in federal court.
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