Senator Tillman Defends Roosevelt Talks In Senate
Senator Tillman published Chandler written statements on his conferences with President Roosevelt over the railroad rate bill. Chandler's account notes a White House effort to liaise with Democrats including Tillman Bailey and Long. The exchange covers March 31 and a plan for limited court review amid party negotiations.
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Washington
Tillman
Senate
Bailey
Chandler
Roosevelt
William ER. Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Mr. Tillman
Messrs. Knox, Spooner and Foraker
Lodge
White House
Knox
Spooner
Foraker
Senator Chandler
President remarks mention Spooner Knox and Foraker
The president referenced Senators Spooner Knox and Foraker but declined further comment, saying the matter should rest on Mr Tillman’s public statement. Chandler agreed that part of his written statement to Tillman about talks with the president was made public.
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Spooner
Knox
Foraker
Mr. Tillman
Mr. Chandler
Father Gapon Reported Executed in Finland Villa
A body found in a summer villa near Onerk! Finland is believed to be Father Gapon. The villa owner rented it April 8 to an unknown man from St. Petersburg who left April 11 with a key. Police found a hanging body. decomp makes identification hard but features and clothing matched Gapon. Execution date aligns with Berlin dispatches.
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St. Petersburg
Gapon
Onerk
Finland
Berlin
Evacuation of Tabah Under Turkish Orders
Constantinople reports Turkish troops evacuated Tabah by sultan’s order. The porte replies to the British note accepting evacuation and a boundary delimitation commission, but terms upset Sir Nicholas OConnor who demands full satisfaction before the deadline. Expectation is that the issues will be resolved.
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Constantinople
Tabah
Porte
Nicholas O’conor
Porte Replies to German Protest Over Odysseus Seizure
In Constantinople on May 14 the porte expressed regret for the boarding and detention of the German ship Odysseus at Chibukli during cargo discharge. It promises punishment for responsible officials but offers a reduced indemnity of 3500 dollars, below Germany’s demand and the seizure labeled piracy by Berlin.
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Sultan
Constantinople
The
Porte
Germany
Chibukli
A Turn for the Worse
The condition of Carl Schurz worsened and recovery is doubtful amid reports from New York on May 14.
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New York
Carl Schurz
Minera Return to Work in Scranton Area
Scranton Pennsylvania May 14 work generally resumed today at practically all of the anthracite collieries following a stoppage.
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Minera
Scranton
Mixed 1906 News Items From U S Papers And Inquiries
Items report workers returning to duty after a funeral strike in New York, the Salvation Army congress in New York, an underground storehouse of 250 bombs found near Tifila, church and manufacturers meetings scheduled in Des Moines and New York, a British diplomat appointed to Uruguay, two eighteen year old drownings at Atlantic City, an Imperial microphone aiding Nicholas II, cotton manufacturers’ Asheville convention, US trade with South American nations in 1906, a Milwaukee wife-killing by a husband, Tennessee ex-governor Taylor’s U S Senate candidacy, and a fire destroying a residence.
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Salvation Army
New York
Tifila
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
National Association of Manufacturers
R. J. Kenny
Cetinje
Montenegro
Uruguay
Rosie Daris
Kate Walter
Extermination War Sought Against Pulajanes in Samar
Manila May 14 Superintendent Hoover and native officials arrive en route to Baguio to meet Governor General Ide about suppressing Pulajanes. Hoover cites 95 percent of Samar natives favor extermination and peace. Governor Curry proposes martial law with two regiments and naval support to trap outlaws. Ide has not decided. The long-time Pulajane leader is 64 and has lived in the mountains for four decades.
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Manila
Hoover
Samar
Baguio
Benguet
Ide
Curry
Ceneral Wood
Mrs Jefferson Davis Improves After Grave Illness
In New York on May 14, Mrs Jefferson Davis was reported to have improved after a grave condition Saturday night. Jefferson Hays Davis, her grandson, said the crisis passed and doctors see no reason for alarm. The family will stay with her for two weeks. she turned eighty last Monday.
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New York
Jefferson Davis
Jefferson Hays Davis
Ment
Gladstone Dowie
Deacon Arrington
Dowie
Walker
Tabernacle
Burleigh
Zion Guards
Shiloh House
Dowle
Cantel
Voliva
Russian Parliament Debates Agrarian Reform and Amnesty
A selected lower house committee will study and report on an agrarian solution while sessions continue this week. The cry for amnesty for political prisoners rises, with the emperor seeking parliamentary accord to bring order from chaos. The week will also move toward the lower house's reply to the throne speech.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Maharajah Gaekwad Lands in New York With Family
The Maharajah Gaekwad of Baroda arrives in New York on Sunday aboard the Celtic from Liverpool, accompanied by his wife the maharani and brother Sampatras. He is described as the second greatest prince in India and ruler of Baroda, a state with 2,007,000 people and 8,000 square miles. His brother serves as secretary.
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New York
Maharajah Gaekwar
Baroda
mabRranee
Sampatras
Celtic
Liverpool
Maharajeh Gaekwar
All India
India
East India Company
Soares Leads National League At Chiat Fork 8-Looper
Soares stars as National League defeats Chiat Fork 8 to contribute a strong showing. Details on teams and venue limited in readable OCR, but performance noted and headline reflects a league matchup with a high scoring result.
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Soares
Chiat
Fork
Riot Flares at Zion City Meeting Split by Factional Fistfight
A Sunday gathering presided by John Alexander Dowie at Zion City erupted into a free fight as followers of the opposing Voliva faction clashed with outsiders. Zion guards and police responded as Dowie and Dowle clashed over leadership.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowle
Voliva
3S Zion Guard
Beauty routines tempt busy women with Hollister tea
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick beauty aid for busy women. Mentions Tea or Tablets and lists a price in cents. Attributed to J A Ziegelkaur.
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Hollister
J. A. Ziegelkaur
Funeral of Sir Mohammed El Hadji Bey of Tunis Draws Vast Crowd
Tunis May 14 The funeral of Sir Mohammed El Hadji bey of Tunis drew an enormous gathering of natives and Europeans along with French military and civil authorities. The ceremony showcasedMohammedan rites with crowd chants and Arabs touching the deceased’s garments seeking pardon for condemned relatives.
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Tunis
Mohammed el Hadji
Bey
Tuni
New Face in Bankers' Row at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas May 4 Heary G Goll formerly cashier of the First National bank Milwaukee recently found guilty of misapplying funds and making false entries and sentenced to ten years in the United States penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth arrived at the prison Sunday Goll appeared cool when entering the gates and said he was glad the trial was over
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Bankers’ Row
Leavenworth
Kan
Heary G. Goll
First National Bank
Milwaukee
United States Penitentiary
Ft Leavenworth
Goll
Volcano at Vesuvius Keeps Mild Eruption News
Naples May 1 A telegram from Prof Matteud director of the royal observatory on Mt Vesuvius reports a slight eruption with thick vapors and sand being expelled. An ongoing electrical phenomenon continues but the director says the situation is not grave.
Great happiness comes to B C Blair home at St Albans
The report notes joyous events at the residence of B C Blair superintendent in St Albans West Virginia as a listed date appears in the records and the family rejoices over a notable occasion.
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B.C. Blair
St. Albans
W. Va
Resignation Of Colonel From Governor Hanly’s Staff
Indianapolis May 14. Smiley N. Chambers a prominent Indiana attorney and Republican political figure on Governor Hanly’s staff resigns after a dispute over etiquette and pardon politics centered on the Sherrick pardon case. The governor accepted the resignation but kept it private.
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Indianapolis
Smiley N. Chambers
Hanly
Chambers
Govrnor
Dave Sherrick
Michigan City
Sherrick
Statehouse
Miller
Napoleon
Khim
Indiana Travelers Protective Association elects new officers
P J O Meara of Indianapolis was unanimously chosen president by the Indiana Travelers Protective Association meeting in Logansport. Other officers include First Vice President Charles Downing of Lafayette, Second Vice President John Watt of Fort Wayne, Third Vice President John Kraft of Frankfort, Secretary Treasurer W D Chambers of Terre Haute, and Chaplain Rev J B Young of Evansville.
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian Church Dedication
The Reid Memorial United Presbyterian Church in Indiana was dedicated Sunday. Built at a cost of about 250000 by Daniel G. Reid of New York, the handsome edifice drew many attendees and residents.
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Reid ‘Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Local Notes and Obituaries From Bath City
Local residents participate in Decoration Day events and charity drives. L M O Bannon of Corydon to deliver the Decoration Day address in Rehoboth. Scriboer High school pupils contribute to the San Francisco relief fund via proceeds from the Merchant of Venice performance. Mrs Nancy Park widow of B P Park noted as father of Theodore QC and I P Park. Ada Van Allen of Schenectady and Coral Park of Jersey City die in Jersey City at 78. funeral held yesterday. Trinity Epworth League officers installed by Rev Geo H Marpby including Edler family members in key posts. Mrs Ann E Draper oldest D of R member travels to Indianapolis for order meeting. charter member of Bath Lodge No 1, initiated by Schuyler Colfax.
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Scriboer High School
San Francisco Relief Fund
Nancy Park
B. P. Park
Theodore QC
I. P. Park
Ada van Allen
Schenectady
N. Y
Coral Park
Jereey City
Jeeey City
Trinity Epworth League
Epworth League
Geo. H Marpby
Charies Edler
Carrie E Peteey
Nancy Jackson
Rath South
Edith Mayes
Edward King
Nellie Lemmon
Nellie Edler
Lucy Poacher
Ann E Draper
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellowship
Indianapolis
Pineapple Enzyme and Digestion Claims
A historical note explains that pineapple contains an enzyme aiding digestion. Doctors advise eating a slice after meals to prevent dyspepsia, and raw pineapple juice can gelatinize and dissolve meat. The enzyme activity can be isolated by salting the juice, and a pineapple yields about two pints of juice per fruit.
Feud Ends in Death in Warsaw Indiana
In Warsaw Indiana on May 14 William Bates aged 65, a neat farmer, was shot dead and his son Frank Bates fatally wounded in Bourbon by neighbor Charles Reddinger. Reddinger is in jail under guard to prevent lynching as the feud, sparked by a quarrel over a threshing bill, reaches a deadly climax.
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Warsaw
Ind
Wiliam Bates
A J Neat
Frank Bates
Bourbon
Charles. Reddinger
Bates
Iis Little Town
Iis Little Town. the Tragedy Was the Elimax of A Feud Which Started Jaet m * Mer
Editor Sent to Jail in Indictment Contempt Case
Judge Fremont Alford orders Marion county jail for Fred L. Purdy publisher of the Indianapolis Sun. Purdy serves thirty days plus a $250 fine for contempt after the Sun published editorials criticizing the judge and the Metzger police indictment.
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Indianapolis
Fremont Alford
Marion County
Fred L. Purdy
Indianapolis Sun
Maron County
Imnil Alford
Purdy
the Sun
Alford
Metzger
Massive Gulfport Naval Stores Plant Fire
A large fire destroyed the New Orleans Naval Stores plant and S. Shotter & Co facilities in Gulfport Mississippi. Warehouses, commissary rooms, and storage areas were swept by flames. Loss estimated around 300,000 dollars with insurance.
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Gulfport
Miss
New Orleans Naval Stores Company
S. Shotter & Co
Embezzlement Charge In Duluth Case
Duluth Minnesota May 14. Chasieb, connected with the real estate firm Ré Case of Indianapolis, was here Sunday at the request of Indianapolis authorities. He was believed to face embezzlement charges totaling about $750. He denies guilt and resists extradition.
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Duluth
Minh
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