Senate 26 10 28 Against Betting in Albany Debates
Bitter debate over Agnew Hart race track gambling bills in Albany with Grady attacking Gov Hughes and McCarren arguing gambling cannot be suppressed. Raines notes bills may pass next day as crowd swells, lobbying runs hot, and Sept 1 or immediate effect splits emerge.
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Rameperger
Gilchrist
I Lohmer
Emerson
Grattan
Wempir
Raines
Senate Chamber
Sanford
Grady
McCarren
Senate Codes Committee
Agnew
Hughes
Aeray
Evans Reaches San Diego Aboard Connecticut
The battleship Connecticut with Rear Admiral Evans aboard arrived at San Diego from Magdalena Bay at 5 AM. Evans will seek rheumatism treatment in San Luis Obispo and hopes to rejoin the fleet by May 1 near Santa Cruz. The fleet's second in command, Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas, is temporarily in charge.
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New York Times
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Cal
Connecticut
Evans
Magdalena Bay
San Louis Obispo
Rio de Janeiro
Santa Cruz
the Springs
Pacific
Charles M. Thomas
Aittle
Three Die In Tenement Fire At 44 Hester Street
A fire at 44 Hester Street shortly after 1 am in a large tenement housed twenty families. Several residents were injured in the rush to escape and a police officer and two civilians were among the injured. Firefighters found a man and woman dead on the top floor, and a baby died in the same area. The loss totaled about 1590 dollars.
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James O'Neill
Eldridge Street
Feige Berzon
David Miller
Boston
Rosie Geilman
Gouveneur Hospital
Reman
John Drew
Hook and Ladder 6
Gouverneur Hospital
Polce
Truck 6
Evening Call socialists launch daily paper May 1
The Evening Call, official Socialist Party newspaper, plans to start May 1 in the Park Place building. A circulation manager says 450 100 Socialists funded this effort and an Executive Committee will run it, noting past unrest and potential future labor turmoil after the election.
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Evening Call
Socialist Party of America
Park Place
Socialist
Union Square
Selig Silverstein
United States
Socialists Hurt City Bonds In Milwaukee Vote
Fear of a Social Democratic victory at the election next Tuesday led to no bids for a 325000 dollar Milwaukee bond issue. Social Democrats have grown stronger, polling about 12 000 of 60 000 votes as they press to disrupt united Republican strength. La Follette and anti La Follette Republicans are finally united for the first time in eight years.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
United Républican
Norris Becomes Montana Chief Executive After Toole Resigns
Helena April 1 Gov Joseph K Toole resigns effective immediately Edwin Norris Lieutenant Governor is installed as Montana's new governor with the oath administered in the state capital Norris assumes the chief executive role governing Montana through the remainder of the term.
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Helena
Mont
Joseph K. Toole
Edwin Norris
Montana
Transcontinental fares via West Shore and New York Central
An advertisement lists rail rates from Madison city to California and the Pacific Coast. West Shore line from $55, New York Central from $58, travel window February 29 to April 29. Telephone contact 50.
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Pacific Coast
West Shore
R. A
New York Central
Madison
Ady
Kaiser Overrides Naval Politics In Tweedmouth Letters
Munich journal publishes Emperor William letter to Lord Tweedmouth and Tweedmouth reply. Berlin doubts authenticity but circles treat as real. Emperor urges peaceful rivalry with Britain and notes Windsor drains satire. Tweedmouth thanks him and defends Caution in misinterpretations.
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von Tirpitz
London
Guildhall
England
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French Congo
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Nuember
Lord Weedmoanth
Boy Fiddles His Way Home From Bremen Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm
Henry Berchman a seventeen year old Bronx youth studying violin abroad sailed home on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after his remittance went astray. He announced his plan to work his passage by fiddling, and officials granted him permission to perform aboard as an official gratis traveler.
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Bremen
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Seven Missouri men sent to Leavenworth for peonage
Seven men from Southeast Missouri convicted in federal court of peonage surrendered to U S Marshal Mersey and were transported to Leavenworth Prison. They had kept Black workers in bondage. the Supreme Court affirmed the judgments. Fines ranged from 100 to 5000 dollars and prison terms from one and a half to three and a half years.
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United States Supreme Court
Thaw and Thomas Asked to Leave Knickerbocker Grill
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Edward R. Thomas were asked to leave the Knickerbocker Hotel grill in Times Square to avoid notoriety. The manager declined service to the party, citing the disturbance and public attention, while Mrs Thaw denied being the woman in question and claimed a double named Miss Lorraine imitates her.
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Edward R. Thomas
Knickerbocker
Times ‘Square
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Thomas
James
E. R. Thomas
Eurepe
Root Note on Manchuria Sets U S Position
Washington April 1 The State Department disclosed Secretary Root will announce the U S stance on Russia and Japan in Manchuria. Officials say the issue has long concerned American manufacturers and diplomats as Russia and Japan extend control under railroad concessions and municipal governments in Harbin and southern Manchuria. Root awaits China data on concessions and the 1900 treaty before replying to Russian representations.
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State Department
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Russia
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Manchuria
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China
Primary election fight over Senator Bailey turns violent warning
Dallas reports a bitter May 2 primary race to elect Senator Bailey as a delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention. Clarence Ousley, Bailey campaign chief, issues a warning after citing historic assassinations and a San Francisco killing. He urges restraint to prevent violent expressions and conduct.
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Dallas
United States
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Clarence Ousley
Fort Worth
San Francisco
Tepares
Nye
Miners Idle as Wage Dispute Halts Work
About 250000 bituminous coal miners are idle due to a wage-scale dispute between the United Mine Workers of America and coal operators. District meetings aim to reach agreement. a leadership change at the union sees Vice President Thomas V. Lewis become president. In Pennsylvania anthracite regions employment improves with Reading Co planning to resume mining after weeks of closure.
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United Mine Workers of America Today
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John Mitchell
Failadelphia
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Student Block expelled after campus chase at NYU
NYU freshman Henry Block 11 faced a campus mob on the fountain steps after defying freshman customs. A detective guarded him, a revolver was shown, and faculty discussions followed about punishment. Block later fled toward University Heights amid growing student pressure.
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Sherin
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Gats
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Florist Attacked During Process Server Confrontation
Charles Nell, a florist, was attacked while serving a summons on George Stivers, a Bath Beach saloon keeper. Stivers allegedly threw a bottle, fired at Nell, struck him with a hammer, and three pool balls during a pursuit. Nell suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Kings County Hospital where doctors say he cannot survive. Police seek Stivers.
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Bay Thirteenth Street
Bath Beach
George Stivers
Bath
Bay Nineteenth Street
Bath Avenue
Pol
Stivens
Neu Neu
Stivers
Neu
Weu
Exchange Cautions Shut Public From Galleries After Bomb Attempt
The New York Produce Exchange and other city exchanges closed galleries to the public for the first time on a trading day in twenty years. Prominent merchants have faced threats while nerves run high this spring after Silverstein’s bombing attempt in Union Square.
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TIMES
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Silverstein
Union Square
Cardinal Gibbons Denies Link to Horse Racing Gambles
Special to The New York Times in Baltimore reports Cardinal Gibbons bowing to drink reform aims tonight. He says his remarks to Mr Oxnard only concern liquor policy and do not address horse racing. The Cardinal recalls prior campaign views in Maryland on the local option bill and resents the interview's interpretation.
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Bingham
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Oxnard
Maryland
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Buffalo Bill Cody Ill in Chicago on Trip Home
Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill arrived at Stratford Hotel and sought medical help from Dr A Baxter Miller. He is described as seriously ill with a general breakdown likely from a rough bout of grip, with possible pneumonia if it develops. He may resume travel in about a week.
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F. Cody
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Cody
New York
Wyo
A. Baxter Miller
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Elen French
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Risie
Sie
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Plaga
Vanderbilt
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Countess Szechenyi Returns From Vienna to Budapest
Countess Szechenyi and her husband left Vienna and arrived in Budapest by night. He praised the warm reception from Americans while lamenting harsh press treatment, saying he is pleased with his exile and its outcome.
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Vienna
Szechényi Tims
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Budapest
Dean Robert C Brown Stricken Blind After Stroke
Dr Arthur L Root reports that Dean Robert C Brown suffered a slight apoplexy stroke that affected his optic nerve, leaving him blind. The incident surprised many friends from his old downtown circles and the Old Guard.
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Princess Mathilda of Saxony Injured in Derby Ride
Princess Mathilda sister of King Frederick Augustus was thrown from a horse in meadow riding near Dresden. She sustained a broken right collarbone and severe shoulder hydised in the accident.
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Mathilda of
Saxony
Frederick Auugust
Three new sun spots observed by Marquette professor
Milwaukee observer Professor Ther McCeary of Marquette University reports recent sun spot activity seen through a telescope. Two spots are estimated at eight miles across, with one larger feature noted near the sun's edge.
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Rether McCeary
Marquette ‘University
Iarge Enou
Local Option Bill Dies In Assembly Committee
Albany Annucl The local option bill was ultimately killed by the Assembly Committee on Excise after a 6 to 3 vote against reporting the bill. Introduced by Assemblyman Gray of St. Lawrence it would have extended to counties the local liquor traffic controls now in town elections.
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Albany
Yale to Teach Business Courses Next Year
Yale announces a new graduate program in commerce with seven electives under a single department. Courses cover banking insurance and commerce, including historic policy, corporation economics, modern business, management problems, trade statistics, and forestry management. Gifford Pinchot will teach practical forestry courses in the program.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Morais
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Soothing syrup kills twins in St Paul
Twin babies, a boy and a girl, children of Mr and Mrs Cc H Ackernknecht of 421 West Central Avenue, died today from soothing syrup poisoning. Parents said they gave only five drops. The city doctor is investigating the case.
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Cotoher
Auto strikes child in Newport. minor injuries reported
In Newport Rhode Island on April 1 Mrs. Lorillard Spencer's automobile struck a little girl causing only minor injuries. Mrs. Spencer had brought a doll to the child this morning.
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New York Times
Newport, R. I
Pair Separated After Long Strain Amid Vanderbilt Suit
Mrs Ellen French Vanderbilt has filed suit for separation from Alfred Vanderbilt, citing long standing trouble. The case was heard by County Court officials with motions and orders signed. details remain confidential as hearings proceed and papers are filed for referee review.
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Derbilt
Anta
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Wail Stret
Mets
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Aaa weHen
Wichveren
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Vestordux Aiternoun
David McChirs
Nia
Sears
Minderat
Nedthertie
Trivirity
Lawy
Senator Davis Fined After Street Altercation
States Senator Jefferson Davis faced police court today over a street incident. He paid a $25 fine for peace violations while Deputy Prosecutor Thomas Helm was fined $10 for assault. The case involved threats to shoot and an attack on Helm.
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Thomas Helm
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