Senate Passes Employers Liability Bill in Unanimous Vote
The Senate approved the employers' liability bill as sent by the House, rejecting a La Follette amend ment. Debate covered constitutionality and interstate commerce effects. Proponents argued for worker rights while opponents warned of federal overreach and unjust broad liability. Adjournment followed without further changes.
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Johnson seeks presidential race amid Minnesota support
Telegraph report from Indianapolis notes Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota traveling toward Shiloh battlefield. Democrats in Logansport question his Denver bid but he confirms intent to run, saying Minnesota convention instructed him and that broad interest pushes him to compete. Ad claims "CREAT BEAR SPRING WATER" as sponsored copy.
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Robert Hunter Injured in Noroton Horse Fall
Robert Hunter, linked to New York unemployed demonstrations and the Union Square blast, was thrown from a horse near his Noroton home in Stamford area and suffered a broken collarbone. His wife described his condition as not serious, though the injury is severe.
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Mrs Sage Gives 250000 for Princeton Dormitory
Mrs Russell Sage donated 250000 to Princeton University for a freshmen dormitory and capacity improvements. She also noted a 34906 gift for another building and trustees approved selections and plans. Additional gifts totaling 130000 were announced.
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Taft on Woman's Vote in Cincinnati Interview
Secretary Taft told Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce that women are increasingly involved in civic betterment and that woman suffrage may come. He argued representation matters and cited the indifference of many women as a hindrance before attending a baseball game and later addressing a Phoenix Club dinner on the Philippines.
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Admiral Evans Improves Yet Faces Complications
Paso Robles Hot Springs Cal April 9 Rear Admiral Evans shows improved general condition as rheumatism recedes but doctors warn that new complications will slow permanent recovery. He is cheerful awaiting his wife and daughter with Lt Evans while his health visibly declines from 175 pounds to about 120.
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Cohan Harris Win Grand Opera House Lease in Manhattan
Cohan and Harris signed a lease to control the Grand Opera House at 2d Street and Eighth Avenue for multiple years, surpassing John H. Springer’s bid. Springer, who holds a lease on the venue, had raised his renewal offer after learning of competition. The deal allows Cohan Harris to run two Manhattan playhouses, with the Gayety Theatre on 41st Street nearing completion for the upcoming season. Springer has invested in improvements over eight years and may pursue another New York theater, while retaining a two-year hold on his current lease.
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Bequest For Missing Kittens Sparks Court Hearing
In Philadelphia on April, executor reports Elizabeth Heritage left funds for two pet kittens. Despite advertising, only the mother was found and the kittens could not prove kinship. Judge Lamorelle declared the heirs dead after seeks failed to identify the proper beneficiaries.
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Autos Defy Gravity at Fort George Hill Climb
Thirty thousand spectators packed Fort George hill yesterday for an automobile carnival hill climbing program featuring eleven events. The White steamer driven by Walter White set the day’s fastest time of 32 1/2 seconds over 1990 feet, with cars from Corbin Stevens-Duryea and Apperson among the winners. Dozens of machines filled the course and atop the hill crowds watched from bluff and finish area as vendors sold pennants and programs, while NYU juniors among the crowd posed in violet.
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New York delegates instructed on governor race in scattered districts
Twelve NYC districts instructed for Governor Hughes while five districts including Brooklyn’s 2nd 4th and 7th Manhattan Queens 9th and Manhattan 14th failed to instruct. Westchester 19th delegates to Taft after straw vote. Hughes supporters chosen in 28th Watertown and 29th Syracuse. 24th Oneonta delegates uninstructed. Albany district brands two uninstructed delegates including William Barnes Jr who will not vote Hughes.
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Oneonta
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William Barnes, Jr
Divided Kings Vote at Brooklyn Congress District Conventions
Brooklyn conventions split on instructing delegates for Governor Hughes with Taft influence visible. In the 2d, 9th, and Queens areas delegates were chosen without instructions while Manhattan showed mixed results. Delegates Hecht, Burden named for Queens. Swasey resolution backed Hughes. Odell faction Preston Page and Prentice named in the 11th district context.
Earle Arrives Amid Monroe Moral Stir Over Marriage
Ferdinand Pinney Earle and his claimed wife Miss Julia Kuttner arrived in Monroe amid a hostile crowd and aggressive press, but police and a Drum Corps orchestration turned the scene to a tense but orderly welcome. Earle refused to discuss rumors, stating he is here to live and find happiness.
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Governor urges end to racetrack gambling and calls extra session
Albany April 9. Governor Hughes asks Legislature to abolish racetrack gambling discrimination and to pass amendments expanding public service regulation and rapid transit. He plans an extraordinary session for May 11 and a special election May 12 to fill Senator Franchot's Niagara Orleans seat amid party fights.
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