Steunenberg Takes Full Responsibility for Arrests
Governor Steunenberg testified before the Coeur d'Alene inquiry that arrests, even those by state deputies or a Montana suspect, were made with his authorization or acceptance of responsibility. He defended the permit system and said he would act as circumstances required, while the Senate and House pressed for ending martial law and restoring habeas corpus.
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Senate OKs Porto Rican relief bill amid clash
Washington March 24 The senate adopted the conference report on the Porto Rican relief bill by 35 to 15 with no Democrat for the report while Stewart of Nevada sided with Republicans. Tillman led a fierce attack alleging indirection and hypocrisy amid vigorous debate. Spooner countered criticizing Tillman for dragging the measure into politics. Washington March 24 Gompers and A S Darrow urged a bill to curb injunctions during labor disturbances before the judiciary committee. Root transmitted the senate a reply on gold dredging permits off Alaska. Senate and House Summarized. Washington March 24 The senate’s important business chiefly involved adopting the conference report.
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Ma han To Receive McGill Honor And Arbitration Views
Montreal reports Captain Mahan to be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by McGill University on April 10. Letters published here include urging friendship between Britain and the United States and a view that patience is crucial in handling relations between peoples amid volatile and biased rhetoric.
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Batson arrives on sick leave after Macabebe scouts work
Captain M S Batson of the Fourth Cavalry, famed for leading the Macabebe scouts in the Philippines, has come to Washington on sick leave with a shattered foot from a pursuit of insurgents. The Macabebe unit was formed at his suggestion.
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Rival Chief Announced Indian Claims New Winnebago Chief
Tom Thunder son of John Thunder and self proclaimed chief of the Winnebago tribe argues White Buffalo a Chicago Irishman is only a show chief. He ascended Jan 1 1900 and vows to defend his position by tribal customs and an appeal to the tomahawk if needed. He calls for White Buffalo to prove his coronation plans or back down.
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Hauntings and Local Health News From Indiana and Wisconsin
In Daleville Indiana Mrs Mary Cornelius and her two children report mysterious electricity in a story and a half house near an abandoned cemetery Sparks fly from clothing and wardrobes with no wiring nearby The family remains unafraid but annoyed Oshkosh Wisconsin reports 25 percent of Eleventh Ward grammar school students ill with a disease resembling measles among a 500 pupil roll The town previously faced mumps whooping cough scarlet fever and measles Shelbyville Indiana notes on a deathbed confession of a secret marriage affecting inheritance.
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Local residents laud Morrow's Kidneoids benefits
Muscatine citizens attest to relief from backache and rheumatism after using Morrow's Kid-ne-oids. J W Richards of Muscatine cites son’s kidney region pain easing after treatment and return to work. Sold for fifty cents at local drug stores, mailed on receipt of price, manufactured by John Morrow & Co.
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