Maine Senator Hale to Not Seek Re election Contempt for People
The article reports Senator Hale of Maine announcing he will not seek re election. It cites reactions from Frank L Dingley and notes allegations of election methods and financial settlements involving the Mutual Life Insurance company and Taft era reforms. It discusses implications for Taft administration and Republican power in the Senate.
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Finance
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Committee On Appropriations
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Maine
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Lenison
Nelson Dingley
Washington
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Elsworth
Judge Powers
Hancock
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Litchfield
Roosevelt
Taft
Philippines
Congress
McCurdys
Henry W. Taft
Joseph H. Choate
England
Peabody
Hughes Insurance
New York
Strikes Show Costs and Arbitration Need
Philadelphia carmen strike ends abnormally as 174 workers return to work with arbitration possible for some cases. The dispute, blamed on union dominance, cost the company millions and injured public business while workers lose nine weeks pay. Arbitration and calmer employer employee relations are urged to prevent mass walkouts. Meanwhile railroad talks avert a nationwide strike and Bryan moves to push prohibition, with Roosevelt’s homecoming meeting explained by editors as well informed.
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Philadelphia
Carmen
State Superintendent Hotchkiss on executive power and trust
In an address to the republican league Hotchkiss argues that corruption erodes legislative credibility while executive authority strengthens as the people increasingly trust a single leader. He cites voter participation in electing the executive and limited influence over Congress as a reason for this shift.
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New York Insurance Department
Republican League
Legislative Branch
Congress
Sealing Schooner Arovo Missing with 187 aboard
St. Johns Newfoundland reports the sealing schooner Arovo has been missing since April 1. It is believed to have sunk with 187 persons aboard after attempting to navigate ice. Search efforts are underway as authorities confirm the vessel’s fate.
Gale on Lake Michigan Hampers Boats and Damages
A heavy gale began Saturday on Lake Michigan and shows no signs of easing. By Sunday afternoon about a dozen boats that ventured out were towed back, with substantial damage reported along the lakeshore.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Albanian Troops Clash With Turkish Forces in Mountain Fight
Special dispatch from Constantinople reports about thirty thousand Albanian troops engaging forty thousand Turkish troops in mountain combat. The confrontation unfolds amid ongoing conflict with mounting casualties and strategic stakes for the region.
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Constantinople
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