President Roosevelt Urges Repression of Anarchy
Washington April 9 1908 President Roosevelt called Congress to strengthen laws against anarchy. He transmitted Attorney General Bonaparte's opinion on legal aspects and urged further legislation. The letter notes potential Postmaster General authority to exclude seditious publications from the mails and discusses federal jurisdiction and responsibility.
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New Anti Anarchist Laws in New Jersey Passed
The Senate approved by a wide margin a bill by Assemblyman Burp of Paterson imposing severe penalties on anarchists and on those who publish anarchist materials. A later measure signed by Governor Fort targets distribution of literature up to fifteen years or more in prison. In Paterson, Mayor McBride orders a list of known anarchists to be compiled for possible federal use.
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Praise for President's Message in The Times editorial
The Times editorial praises President Roosevelt's message on anarchism calling his campaign one that will gain sympathy and support from the civilized world. It notes widespread interest in his proposals and suggests honest men will back him in the fight against the evil.
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Paper Investigation Stirs Justice Department Actions
The April resolutions sought information on the paper trust and were sent to Attorney General Honaparte by Jim Purdy, Assistant to the Attorney General, for preparation of the reply in the house. The move signals DOJ steps toward prosecuting the paper company’s officers on criminal charges, with limited details likely shared with Congress to avoid jeopardizing prosecution.
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Postum Promoted as Healthful Coffee Alternative
A man praises Postum as a healthy alternative to coffee, describing it as made from wholesome wheat and appealing to those who seek to protect their nervous system. He emphasizes the Red Seal package and urges others to try it for health. There's a Reason.
Roots Note To Russia On Harbin Administration
Washington reports state that the American State Department’s views on Harbin Manchuria governance through the Chinese Eastern Railway are conveyed to Russia. Consul General Fisher’s China accreditation is not altered. Berlin notes no new instructions issued to the German consul, though Berlin may favor Fisher’s course.
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Cannon Counts Quorum In House Speech Clash
In Washington, April 9, Speaker Cannon and Mr Payne clashed over quorum declarations during debate on a bill to promote safe transportation of explosives. Williams and Sherley sparred as Democrats forced Republicans to admit a quorum, with Reed rule disputes and continued progress on bills. The House recessed at 5 p.m. until 11:30 tomorrow.
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Adjourment May 9 and Congress Finishing Up
The Tribune reports that one more month remains in Congress with a May 3 adjournment likely. Leaders aim to enact remaining appropriations and urgent President priorities with minimal delay. Representative Watson plans to push for early adjournment after meeting President, while seeking support for his Indiana governor bid.
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Poisoning of Water Seeks National Action
Edward Hatch Jr of New York urges President Roosevelt to act on water pollution as a national issue. He argues raw sewage dumping destroys human life, harms Hudson River and New York Bay, and proposes steps to curb open sewers amid yearly typhoid costs and vast river pollution.
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Navy Yard Ships and Warship Movements Reported
Washington April 9 The Vestal a government built naval collier will be launched May 19. The Prometheus at Mare Island is two thirds complete. Army and Navy orders issued include assignments to Hot Springs Fort Leavenworth and Fort Bayard. Movements list ships arriving at Mare Island Port-au-Prince Guantanamo and Puget Sound with vessels the Relief Dubuque Mayflower Tennessee California Washington and California.
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California
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Bellingham
Seattle
Washington Dispatches: Niles to Command Louisiana Pacific Cruise
Captain Kossuth Niles, general inspector of ordnance, headquartered in New York, is detailed to command the Louisiana on the Pacific cruise of the battleship Beet. He will replace Captain Richard Wainwright, who becomes rear admiral and will command a division of the fleet.
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Kossuth Niles
New York
Richard Wainwright
Dinner Honors Knox and Pennsylvania Delegation
A Raleigh dinner in Washington honored Senator Knox and the Pennsylvania delegation as J Hampton Moore was elected Pennsylvania member of the Republican Congressional Committee. Over 200 guests included Vice-President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon. Remarks praised Knox for public duty and Pennsylvania's wealth while avoiding political calls.
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Rising Sun
Huge plot foiled in Portugal amid royal assassination plot
Paris reports from Temps an inside-forced history of a Republican plot in Portugal led by major leaders except Bernardino Machado. Arms and bombs were stockpiled to seize the King and royal family, with a provisional government to be proclaimed. Franco's actions disrupted investigations, arrests followed, and a late bid to crush enemies via a decree granted the Premier power. The informant doubts future stability as Regenerators and Progressists split their spoils and electoral machine.
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Woes for Castro Deepens Venezuela British Owned Firms Targeted
London April. The British owned National Match Company and Venezuela Salt Monopoly Limited suffered government cancellations in January under President Castro. The Ethelburga Syndicate Limited, of London, owns both firms. Foreign Office reviews indicate Venezuelan courts are not deemed suitable to handle the matter. Decisions are expected soon.
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Venezuela Salt Monopoly, Limited
Ethelburga Syndicate, Limited
Astro
Attack on Consulate In Monkden Sparks Diplomatic Incident
In Peking April 9 the American Legation reports no information on the attack on the American Consulate at Monkden. Willard I. Straight, Consul General, faced Japanese thugs as postman and attackers clashed with Chinese staff. Japanese and police involvement followed, with a court of inquiry opened by Japanese Consul General M. Kato.
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Washington
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Mr Straight
Politicians Seek Hub In Taft Convention Fight
Boston leaders and delegates massed for pre convention talks as four national convention delegates face decisions on Taft preference and pledge. Lodge Crane Long Bigney loom large with Taft favored by Lodge and Bigney, while Crane and Long stay noncommittal. Taft League pushes for Taft plank as platform nears completion amid a Taft ribbon reception at the American House. Washington news notes Senator Hansbrough’s post operative recovery from masterditis.
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NO INTERVENTION IN HAITI DELAYED PEACE CLAIMS
Haytian Minister Léger says quiet prevails nationwide after a cable from Port-au-Prince. He accuses sources abroad of fanning unrest to justify intervention. State Department notes no intervention grounds unless American interests suffer. British cruiser Cressy and German Bremen to depart Port-au-Prince soon, leaving Des Moines and gunboats on guard.
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State Department
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Bremen
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Paducah
Morley to Receive Peerage Amid Cabinet Crisis
London reports say John Morley will accept a peerage due to declining health and a throat condition that makes Commons work difficult. King's influenza related absence prompts semi official explanation of his Biarritz trip. Unionist leaders campaign for by elections while Curzon backs tariff reform to fortify the imperial link.
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Daily News
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India
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Five Hundred Million in County Loan Applications
London on April 9 reports a surge of interest as the County Council opens a 3 percent loan totaling 13,750,000 dollars at par. First day applications reach 500 million, illustrating strong demand for solid investments in the capital. A year ago similar funding was issued at 97 and was covered about twentyfold.
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Eddie Guerrin Freed in London Bank Robbery Suspect Cleared
London April 9 Eddie Guerrin of Chicago, tied to numerous criminal cases and arrested March in connection with a provincial bank robbery, was today discharged from custody after interrogation cleared in the case.
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Eddie” Guerrin
Chicago
Druce Witness Guilty of Perjury in Portland Case
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, a principal witness to the alleged identity of the Duke of Portland with T. Druce, was found guilty of wilful perjury and conspiracy at the Old Bailey. Sentence is set for tomorrow.
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Coal Miners Resume Work After Mass Meeting
In Indiana the five thousand rebel miners of the Linton Field voted to resume work tomorrow after threats of expulsion. A prior mass meeting had voted not to work. The decision will pull two thousand Clinton District miners back to duty. In Texas, mine owners and miners ended a long conference with an agreement to accept the same wage scale as last year, a compromise.
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Sharkey A C Gets Injunction Against Police Interference
Justice Gaynor granted a temporary injunction restraining Police Commissioner Bingham from interfering with boxing contests run by the Sharkey Athletic Club at No 27 Columbus avenue. The writ’s permanency will be argued on April 9.
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Art objects draw crowded sale at Fifth Avenue Galleries
A large crowd attended the opening sale of the Kenneth Richardson collection at 56 Fifth Avenue, with receipts totaling 619 dollars. The top price was paid by Dr. S. Bueckley for a Louis XVI salon table of marble and gilded wood. The sale continues today and tomorrow afternoons. Naval Y M C A work to begin in Brooklyn after a donation by Mrs. Russell Sage.
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Auxiliary Meeting Announcement At Rear Admiral Goodrich Home
At yesterday’s monthly meeting of the womens auxiliary of the national society the gathering was hosted at the home of Rear Admiral Goodrich. Mrs Goodrich serves on the executive committee of the organization.
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Death by own action ends life of prominent lawyer in Poughkeepsie
Colonel William LL De Lacey, a Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member, killed himself at his Catherine Street boarding house. A suicide note explains a homicidal mania and preference for death over homicide, expressing philosophical reflections and asking forgiveness.
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Telegraphers Seek Higher Wages From Western Union
Local No. 16 of the Commercial Telegraphers Union plans to submit demands for higher wages on June 1 to Western Union. The group, rebuilt after a previous strike loss, aims to avoid a strike but will enforce its demands if ignored. Secretary Charles P. Melinerney notes wage cuts after the strike ended and ties increases to business volume in June.
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