Senate and House Clash Over Statehood Conferees
Washington March 2. The statehood bill moved from the speaker's table to three conferees as the Senate and House debated the votes. A rule adoption passed 175 to 156 amid fiery speeches. Beveridge and Foraker clashed over conferrees, and the subject was postponed.
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Washington
House
Senate
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Dalzeff
Pennsylvania
Williams
Library of Congress
Hardwick
Georgia
White House
Lodge
Spooner
Tillman
Beveridge
Committee On
Territories
Foraker
Old Warriors Apprehensive Over Army Rank Change
Washington March 23 inspection at the war department of a bill to abolish the lieutenant general rank after October 12 shows officials worry the measure could push Generals Miles Young Chaffee Bates Corbin and MacArthur to the retired list or out of the army if the house fails to adopt the abolition for active officers.
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Washington
War Department
Miles Young
Chaffee
Bates
Corbin
MacArthur
House
Shocking Deaths in Cincinnati Train Collision
A collision on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad at Irondale near Cincinnati last night killed brakemen Edward Haverty and John Eades. Five other trainmen were injured and two cabooses and two freight cars were wrecked.
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Cincinnati
Cincinati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
Ivarvdale
Edward Haverty
John Eades
Incompatibility Charged in Huntington Divorce Suit
Mrs. H. E. Huntington sues H. E. Huntington alleging incompatibility. The couple, related to Collis P. Huntington, have two grown daughters and a son. Mrs. Huntington plans to sail for Japan.
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San Franciseco
H. E. Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
Prison for Generals Over War Rescue Failure
In Kursk on March 23 a military tribunal sentenced General Dobrov sky and Prince Bagration to three months in fortress confinement for not sending troops to rescue an officer who was tortured and burned to death by a riot last summer in view of his wife and children.
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Kursk
Dobrovsky
Prince Bagration
Crowe Delared Defendant in Nebraska Divorce Case
Pat Crowe has been named a defendant in a divorce action filed in Omaha Nebraska on March 23. The case centers on the end of the marriage to Mrs Crowe and outlines the legal action proceeding in district court.
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Crowe
Pat
Vinol touted as top tonic and strength builder
The advertisement claims Vinol cod liver oil is concentrated to remove the oil while retaining medicinal elements. It is promoted as a universal strength creator for old people, weak women, many children after illness, with physician endorsement and a money back guarantee from Charles D. Knoefel, druggist.
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United States
Chas. D. Knoefel
Ohbas
D. Knoefel
Draggiet
McCall Letter Details Hamilton Case and Retainer
A recently published letter from ex President John A McCall of New York Life outlines the employment of Andrew Hamilton as legislative agent and tax advisor for the company It shows Hamilton pressed for confidential terms and compensation and cites McCalls belief in the action as proper though legal questions remain Hamiltons note follows his death and references Judge Hamiltons retainer and contract The letter dated February 16 addresses Alexander Barr president of the company.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Andrew Hamilton
Alexander Barr
McCall
Hamilton
Mr Orr
Andrew Harpitton
Russian Emperors Back Siberian Transpacific Tunnel Plan
Russia shows growing support for Baron Leicq de Lobe’s American Transalaskan Siberian tunnel proposal. Lamedorf presents backing to the Schaffhausen commission as ministers argue feasibility and strategic value. Officials say the project could bind the United States and Russia, boost Siberian resources, and secure Pacific strength.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Witte
Baron Leicq de Lobe
American-Transalaskan-Siberian Company
Bering Strait
East Cape
Kansk
Siberia
National Damenge Committee
United States
Ruaala
Far East
Lamsdorff
Selxler von Schaffhausen
Schafthausen
Boldrueff
Ministry of the Imperial Household
M. Toulcinski
M. Grebnetsky
Ministry of the Interior
Russia
Pacific
Japanese Famine Declared One of Modern Times
New York March 23 The New York state branch of the American National Red Cross describes Japan famine as one of the most terrible starvation emergencies of modern times. Conservative estimates place 800000 to 1000000 starving. no relief until October. Estimated need is 16000000 dollars to save rural communities at ten cents per person daily.
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New York
New York State
American National Red Cross
Japan
House votes to delay life imprisonment bill in murder case
In Columbus on March 23 the legislature opposed abolishing capital punishment by a 70 to 34 vote to indefinitely postpone the bill that would have made life imprisonment the maximum penalty for murder. The committee on judiciary recommended postponement and the report was accepted.
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Jack Ketch
Columbus
House
Committee On Judiciary
Early Convalescence for Waters-Pierce Official
St Louis March 23 H Clay Pierce chairman of Waters-Pierce Oil company was ill during the oil hearing but has greatly improved and went out today indicating recovery from his illness after being unable to testify at the hearing.
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St. Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
To Jail for this Editor
The court of appeals sentences M. Noto vitch, former editor of the Jewish paper Novosti, to imprisonment for a year in a fortress for publishing six articles against the emperor and the army.
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Gt. Petersburg
Court of Appeals
M. Noto
Vitch
Novosti
Yedt
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Cure All
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for digestive weakness including stomach liver and bowels. It claims Napoleon's stomach cancer would have yielded victory and asserts the tablets better health and productivity, urging immediate use as a modern medical triumph.
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Stuart
Napoleon
Waterloo
Several World and Local News Highlights
Ohio governor Pattison suffers nervous prostration while Chicago wheat prices tumble on cover news. A Christopher Columbus statue is slated for Vatican placement in Rome. A snowslide in Granite Colorado kills multiple workers. 40 000 printers work eight hours. 2000 are out. Chemist Professor R Ogden Doremus dies in New York at 82. Kansas City hosts the Dressmakers Protective Association fashion expo. Snow blockade on the Denver Rio Grande is broken. National Metal Trades opposes Littauer bill and backs metric system. Averybioward, 86, found dead after tending hogs near Neola Iowa. dogs tore the body.
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Pattison
Ohio
Chicago
Christopher Columbus
Vatican
Rome
Granite
Col
R. Ogden Doremus
New York
Dressmakers’ Protective Association of America
Kansas City
Denver & Rio Grande
National Metal Trades
Unknown Woman Found Dead Near Pan-Handie Rail Line
The body of an unidentified American woman was found beside the Pan-Handie railroad in Marysville Ohio. She had fatal injuries including a mangled head and broken legs, likely from a fall from the Chicago express train on Monday. Her clothing was neat and she lay concealed in deep snow.
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Marysville
Two Boys and a Gun Tragic Death in Centerville
In Centerville Indiana on March 22, eleven year old Charles Hafner was killed instantly when twelve year old Herbert Moore fired a shotgun they found at Moore’s home. The buckshot shattered the top of Hafner’s head, ending the boy’s life immediately.
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Centerville
Ind
Charles Hafner
Herbert Moore
Moore
Hafner
Defense urged incompetence in continued trial testimony
Judge Dowling argued the latest evidence was not competent while Col Jewett defended its relevance citing a similar Hinshaw case. The court recessed for lunch with spectators mostly women and resumed to hear five more witnesses including Mrs Fannie Yates and Dr Frank Greene. Witnesses described quarrels at the Sutherlin home and threats involving a revolver linked to Mr Sutherlin. defense objections over a threat to kill were sustained.
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Utz
Fannie Yates
Silver Grove
Sutherlin
Frank Greene
Scheiler
Satherlin
Sells Bucklen's Arnica Salve at local drugstore
A local vendor quotes Kendil of Phillipsborg Kansas praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest remedy for Berne boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema and sore eyes. The product is advertised at Chas D Knoefel's drug store with a guarantee and a price of 25 cents.
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Sam
Kendil
Phillipsborg
Kan
Bucklen
Berne
D. Knoefel
Personal News Roundup From Corydon and Nearby
Mrs. George E. Steinhauer visits Corydon. Martin Very returns from a Florida trip. John Payton ill at home 1825 Center Street. Miss Alice Tuley of Cincinnati returns home after visiting Mrs. Michael Thornton 1592 East Elm Street. Mosert Club meets tomorrow at Music Hall led by Flora Zinemeider. Hungary music discussed. Cloverleaf Dancing Club honors Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald 1303 Chartres Street. Van Ogden Vogt guest of Leule Grob 1811 East on Street. Vogt is Christian Endeavor Union secretary. Harold L. Baker hosts birthday gathering for his eighteenth at his parents’ West Main Street home.
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Martin Very
Florida
John Payton
Center Street
Alice Tuley
Cincinnati
Michael Thornton
East Elm Street
Mosert Club
Music Hall
Flora Zinemeider
Hungary
Cloverleaf Dancing Club
Edward Fitzgerald
Chartres Street
van Ogden Vogt
Boston
Christian Endeavor Union of America
Leule Grob
East On
Local Events And Notices From The City
The Ocentenary M E church plans a master sale and supper on April 10. The Southern Indiana Teachers Associationwill meet in Indianapolis next Thursday Friday and Saturday, prompting a large local delegation. Pension increases are awarded to John Zeller Abram Jones and John Bennett. Edward Schindler’s remains from San Francisco arrive tonight for family services on East Spring near Fittecath street. Anti Salace League representatives will fill local church pulpits next Sunday to report progress. Over half of state townships now ban saloons. Retail Grocers Association held a meeting at their Perry and Market ball to elect officers for a second Wednesday in May with a planned spread. The new publication marks its third year, noting strong contracts and leadership at Judge W C time’s office. The local union Societies hold a meeting at 7:30 pm at the byterian church with New Albany Tribe Ni Ben Hur hosting. Mr and Mrs Bartley hosted a gathering at 615 very enjoyable time. Several additional named residents and attendees are noted with community honors.
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Edward Schindler
San Franccisco
Cal
East Spring
Fittecath Street
Anti-Salace League
Varices
Ameathesiagtie
Perry and Market Streees
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R. L. Grosheider
Authority OF the India
Ceylon
George B. Cardwill
New Albany
John J.walter
West Main Street
Alexander Dowling
Pearl and
Market Streets
New Albany National Bank
Market Street
Wank
Chas. P. Cook
East Spring St
Hotors
Kotr Phores
Alwas
E. T. Slider
John M. Paris
Reem
Deerheveler Bleck
Pearl and Market Sts
Stoisenburg
Weathers
Attorneys AT Law
Hadden Bleek
MR. Foraker
Breveridge
Chbican
Bill
Cannon
M’call
Hollieter
Rocky Mountain
J.A Ziegelbeur
Plymouth
Eng
Hamburg Line
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Lizard Fle
Cornwall
Lizard Head
Pittsburg
Claude A Mitchell
Bradford National Bank
Bradford
Emperor of
Lamedorf
Smart
Neola
Avery Bioward
Howard
George E. Steinhauer
Corydon
Harold L. Baker
Mrar
George H. Baker
E’xteenth
Globe Security and Trust Gene
Nedden Brook, Il
E. Cor
Ayer
J C Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Aleo Manufacturers
Ayver
Atyer
M. E. Church
Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Thoreday
Indianapolis
John Zeller
Abram Jones
John Bennett
W. C
Ni Ben-Hur
Mim
Bartley
Ear A L Sreutsee
Mamie Garvie
Cain
Amfield
R Richie
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