Sensational House Attack On Cromwell and Panama Official
In Washington on January 27, Congressman Rainey of Hawaii launched a bitter charge in the House against William Nelson Cromwell and Panama’s Obaldia. He accused them and others of corruption related to a spoliation scheme during debate on the postoffice appropriation bill.
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Washington
William Nelson Cromwell
Obaldia
Panama
Rainey
Hainois
House of Representatives
Post Ofice
Mr. Rainey
Perc
Roger J. Farnham
Charles Patt
Uns Y
Panama Canal debate and Cromwell influence exposed
The article reports remarks by Hain ex directing g ote senset roof publted ty wpon aftairs fee the cenal gaye, criticizing William Nelson Cromwell and allies over a planned canal railhead deal, timber land frauds, and alleged tributes to enrich a few. It notes Rainey’s warnings and calls for Panamanian governance integrity amid U.S. interests.
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Republic of Panatoa
United States
Hainex
Racnes
Teads
Wien
New York
Tf Owe Ab
Cromwell
Randolph G. Ward
Arnold Shanklin
Panama
Bureau of Forestry
William Nelson Cromwell
Republic of Panama
Roger L
Vinol Promises Strength for Elderly Through Blood Tonic
Old people feel cold easily as blood runs thin and slow. Vinol is advertised as the ideal blood tonic and strength maker that boosts appetite, digestion, and blood quality. It claims to guard seniors against coughs and pneumonia, with testimonials from aged users like Mrs Bloom of Lewistown and a Hamilton descendant praising renewed vigor and mobility.
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Alexander Hamilton
Vincl
Hopkins Holds Lead as Illinois Senat orial Deadlock Persists
Springfield January 27. The senatorial deadlock deepens as Hopkins gains five votes over the day while Foss climbs from thirteen to seventeen. Speaker Shurtleff reshapes the roll call to limit cross voting and block a majority for Hopkins. New candidates Wharton Browne Lincoln appear as Democrats consolidate for Stringer.
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Senate
Free P. Morris
Watseka
Lawrence B. Stringer
Lee U Nell Browne
Stringer
Charles S. Wharton
Robert T. Lincoln
Chicago
Henson
Decatur
Lincoln
Kowaski
Congressman Wharton
Hopkins
Foss
Farnham Harves and Taft Involved in Litigation
The names Farnham W. S. Harves and Charl P. Taft appear in a public record note. No further context or actions are provided in the available text.
Labor Party Convention Weighs Pensions and Tax Reform
Portsmouth reports the ninth annual Labor Party meeting debating old age pensions at 55 for most and 30 for incapacitated workers. Proposals include income taxes on higher incomes, state ownership of land railways mines and hospitals, universal seven hour day and universal adult suffrage.
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Portsmouth
England
Labor Party of
Great Britain
Labor Party
United States
James Rr, MacDonald
Leicester
Universa
Federal grand jury indicts in first land fraud case
A federal grand jury in Muskogee Gila on January 27 returned an indictment in the first government land fraud case tried locally. The name of the indicted person was not released.
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Muskouee Gila
Federal Grand Jury
Electric Bitters Brings 70 Year Old Woman Back to Health
Mrs W L Gilpstrick of Danforth Maine credits Electric Bitters with reversing years of dyspepsia and sleep loss. After 20 years of misery doctors gave up, but the tonic revived her appetite and vigor, restoring health and strength she thought lost. Sold by Ohas D Knoefel's.
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W. L Gilpstrick
Danforth
No Right to Call on Roosevelt for Merger Information
The judiciary committee in Washington holds that the Senate cannot demand information Roosevelt may have received from United States Steel about the Tennessee Coal and Iron merger. The panel, while embarrassed, will continue the inquiry to determine if the president had authority to permit the absorption.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Special
Committee On Judiciary
Judiciary
Costs on Defendants In Contempt Case
Justice Wright orders President Samuel Gompers Vice President John Mitchell and Secretary Frank Morrison to pay about $1500 in costs from the contempt proceedings in the District of Columbia jail sentence.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
District of Columbia
Wright
District Supreme Court
New Senator From Kansas Elected
Topeka Kansas January 27 John I Bristow was elected United States senator from Kansas and succeeds Chester R Long in a major party shift Bristow will take the oath and join the Senate agenda debates in Washington
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
John I. Bristow
United States
Chester R. Long
Taste is Sure Stomach Guide
An ad explains taste links to stomach health, noting how saliva and gastric juices reflect internal tone. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure, claiming benefits like refreshed breath, richer blood, and stronger digestion, with a free trial offer from RF A Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Setuart
RF. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Senator Stephenson fate to be decided in Wisconsin today
Madison Wis Jan 27 United States Senator Isaac Stephenson faced a likely re election in joint assembly today after receiving 60 votes in the assembly and 12 in the senate total 72 votes though 67 were needed for election Assembly members voted blank and several votes were expected to withdraw Stephenson faced sharp charges from Senator Blaine accusing him of funding primary campaigns and money driven politics in a day of heated legislative action
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Madison
Wis
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Joint Assembly
Stephenson
Assembly
Senate
Husting
Hasting
Senator Blaine
Persis
Women Help Dry Indiana Counties Vote Dry in Four Counties
In four Indiana counties Decatur Hamilton Putnam and Tipton voters approved local option dry measures. Tipton failed to form an election board while Decatur Putnam and Hamilton saw spirited races and large anti saloon margins. Brewers shift to a proposed legislature repeal bill by Kleckner to curb saloons and impose penalties.
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Indianapolis
Decatur
Hamilton
Putnam
Tipton
Indiana
Tipton County
Greencastle
Anti Saloon League
Tiptos
Kleckner
House
Caveman Bones Found in Swiss Cave Describe Ancient Danger
A Swiss cave yields bones of men 100000 years old, noting life then was threatened by wild beasts. Today danger comes from disease says A W Brown of Alexander Maine, who credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his stubborn cough and lung trouble. Free trial bottle offered.
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Switzerland
A. W Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
Obas D Kopefel
Senators in the Cherokee Strip and currency of bonds
Senate coverage notes Republicans seated with Democrats in the so called Cherokee strip voting with the majority on key issues. It discusses bonds for inland waterways and the push to issue up to 500 million to fund canals. It profiles Tom Platt and mentions past and recent changes in federal judge pay and Roosevelt’s clashes with Congress over power plant grants.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Senate
Cherokee Strip
West
Stephenson
Wisconsin
East
la Follette
Burkett and Brown
Nebraska
Dixon
Montana
Nixon
Nevada
Cummins
Iowa
Briggs
New Jersey
United States
Tom Platt
New York
Capitol
Mor- Mil
Vermont
Sherman
Oble
House
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Indiana Senate backs $60,000 for governor's mansion plan
Indiana Senate committee favors a $60,000 appropriation to buy land and build a governor's mansion, with expected cuts. Gov Hanly urged $75,000 but Marshall argued against a costly house. House Democrats approve printing 20,000 copies of the fish and game report, saving $10,000. Senate county and township panel supports accounting reform. House Republicans oppose Marshall's election purification bill as unconstitutional.
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Indianapolis
Senate Committee On City of
Cox
Hanly
Marshall
House Democrata
Dows
Farnae
State Fish and Game Commissioners
Senate
Wiand
Heng
Ranke
House
Carrie Nation Faces Egg Attack in London Lecture
Mrs Carrie Nation visiting London for lectures met a hostile crowd at Canterbury music hall. She was pelted with eggs and cursed with boos and hisses from the start. Her manager appealed for fair play, and she left the hall under police protection.
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Carrie Nation
London
Canterbury Music Hall
Great Atlantic Fleet Heads to Tetuan Bay
The entire Americas fleet of sixteen battleships moves westward into the Mediterranean toward Tetuan bay on Morocco s north coast. They will coal and provision and reassemble there on January 31 before returning home.
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Nice
Americas
Mediterranean
Tetuan Bay
Morocco
Donnelly Public Printer Nomination Confirmed
The Senate confirmed Samuel B. Donnelly of New York as public printer after an investigation found no foundation to charges that he discharged Rom inion men without calls. Other items include Kieran arrest for grand larceny in New York and jury issues in the Cooper case in Nashville.
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Washington
Senete
Samuel B. Donnelly
New York
Senate Committee On Printing
Domnelly
Nashville
Tenn
Cooper
H. P. Jackson
Jackson
Market Quotations Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Prices for wheat corn oats cattle hogs and sheep across Indianapolis Chicago New York and Toledo at various grades and delivery points. Receipts noted with horses in opening auction and a Foley’s Orino Laxative advertisement included.
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Indianapolis
Glover
Timothy
Chicago
New York
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Taft
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Canal Zone
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Paft
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Shurtleff
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Knoefel
New Albany
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LABOR
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Morrison
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Halford
Elias W. Halford
President Harrison
Methodis Episcopal Church
Halfre
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Decatur, Hamilton, Putnam and
Tip
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Vorable Report
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P. J. Kieran
Fidelity Funding Companys
Pittsburg
Pmesmonta
O. D. Knoefel
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Unios Paeste
Dagea
Mike
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Samuel
Donnelly
Cincinnati
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Foley
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