President Roosevelt Urges Repression of Anarchy
Washington April 9 1908 President Roosevelt asked Congress for broader laws to curb anarchist influence. He transmitted Attorney General Bonaparte's opinion upholding presidential power to block mail content that advocates murder arson or treason while calling for further legislation.
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New anti anarchist laws in New Jersey passed
The New Jersey Senate passed a harsh measure targeting anarchists and those printing or distributing anti government writings. It labels involvement as a high misdemeanor awaiting governor approval. The city posts a list of suspected anarchists, amid efforts to curb unrest after the shutdown of the periodical L. Question Sociale.
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Praise for President's Message from The Times
London editorial notes President Roosevelt's message on anarchism will command sympathy of the civilized world. The Times says all proposals will be awaited with interest by Old World states, and honest men everywhere will wish him victory in the struggle against the evil.
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Paper trust inquiry moves to Attorney General aide
Washington on April 3 the Cannon resolutions demanding information on the paper trust were sent to Mr Purdy, Assistant to the Attorney General. He will prepare a reply indicating the DOJ has begun criminal proceedings against paper company officials, likely limiting disclosure to Congress to avoid jeopardizing prosecutions.
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Find Health in the Pack with the Red Seal
A man praises Postum as a healthier alternative to coffee, claiming it supports nervous system health. He emphasizes the product is made from wholesome wheat and invites others to discover why “there is a reason” for choosing Postum.
Root's Note to Russia on Harbin Authority Dispute
Washington reports that the US State Department has outlined its views on Harbin Manchuria governance tied to the Chinese Eastern Railway. The note to Russia, prepared by Secretary Root and delivered via Baron Rosen, aligns with Consul General Fisher's stance as China’s link to the railroad remains central. Berlin notes indicate Germany may not oppose Fisher, while the final settlement will come from St Petersburg and Berlin negotiations.
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Cannon Quorum Clash Marks House Session
Washington April 9 The House faced a tense exchange between Speaker Cannon and Majority Leader Payne over a quorum claim during debate on safe explosives transport. Williams challenged the quorum, Sherley ruled Payne out of order, and Cannon paused for recess as Democrats pressed for a true count. Progress resumed with bills to conference and a 11 30 recess.
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Adjournment May 9 Sparks House Pace to End Session
Washington April 9 One month remains of Congress with May 3 expected adjournment if no unforeseen contingency or filibuster delays. Leaders deem early adjournment expedient and focus on completing appropriations and urged bills. Watson the Republican whip, fresh from Indiana nomination, aims to press for adjournment with President's approval after talks tomorrow.
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Navy Yard Ships and Vessel Movements Reported
Washington April 9 Navy yard updates note Vestal the first government built special collier will launch May 19 and Prometheus two thirds complete at Mare Island. Army and Navy orders list numerous officer transfers and assignments while ship movements report Relief Dubuque Mayflower Tennessee California Washington sailing to ports and Mare Island.
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Naval command changes for Pacific cruise aboard Sect
Washington April 9 Captain Kossuth Niles general inspector of ordnance with headquarters in New York has been detailed to command the Louisiana on the Pacific cruise of the battleship Sect. He succeeds Captain Richard Wainwright who will become a rear admiral with one division of the fleet under his command.
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Water poisoning to become national issue if Roosevelt acts
A New York Merchants' Association pollution chief urges President Roosevelt to curb sewage dumping into rivers. The letter cites 60 million gallons daily planned into New York Harbor, calls for government aid, and warns of typhoid deaths and vast costs from diluted sewage. It links sanitation to Niagara treaty aims and river protection.
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Dinner honors Senator Knox and Pennsylvania delegation
Washington April 9 a dinner in honor of Senator Knox and the Pennsylvania delegation was hosted by Rep J Hampton Moore marking Moore's election as the Pennsylvania Republican Congressional Committee member. Over 200 guests included Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon other Representatives and leaders from Rivers and Harbors Congress and National Board of Trade. Speakers praised Knox and Pennsylvania and urged nonpartisan national duty while avoiding presidential ambitions.
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Huge plot foiled in Portugal ushers execution move
Paris reports the Temps revealing a Republican plot in Portugal aimed at overthrowing King Manuel. The plan involved arming the movement, seizing the royal family, and installing a provisional government. Conspirators were arrested after police found arms, with leaders trapped in the National Library and Alpoim escaping. The informant notes a divided Regenerator and Progressive leadership after power resumed.
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More Woe for Castro in Venezuela Concessions
London April 9 The Foreign Office considers government decrees canceling Venezuela match and salt monopolies held by the Ethelburga Syndicate Limited of London. Venezuelan actions annulled January 10 and January 18, with Castro signing the salt contract in 19. The syndicate protested, calling the decrees ruinous and illegal. The matter to be reviewed by the Foreign Office, aiming for a decision soon.
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Attack on Consulate in Moukden Sparks Inquiry
The American Legation reports no details on the assault on the American Consulate at Moukden by Japanese attackers and local staff. Willard Straight, the American Consul General, defended the post, while M. Kato ordered a court of inquiry amid disputed accounts of the incident and police involvement.
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Politicians Seek Hub In Taft Convention Debate
Boston April 9 Republican leaders and delegates gather for pre convention discussions ahead of tomorrow’s convention vote on four delegates at large to Chicago. Taft favored by Lodge and Bigney. Crane and Long noncommittal as platform and Taft plank still undecided. Taft League pushes for Taft resolution while Lodge, Crane, Chapin and Malone join the reception at the American House with many wearing white ribbons.
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No Intervention in Hayti Declared by Haiti Minister
Haytian Minister Léger says calm prevails nationwide and accuses sources in Port au Prince of spreading unrest. State Department notes no U.S. ground for intervention unless American interests are endangered. British cruiser Cressy to depart Port au Prince followed by German Bremen, leaving Des Moines Marietta and Paducah to guard potential trouble.
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Morley to Receive Peerage Amid Cabinet Crisis
London reports note the King's health prompted a holiday trip to Biarritz and a semi official explanation. John Morley will accept a peerage while retaining India secretary, citing a throat ailment and political strain as reasons. Unionists rally for by elections and celebrate Lord Curzon's tariff stance.
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Record Loan Demand in London for County Council Issue
London April 9 reports show 500 million dollars in first day applications for the County Council's 13.75 million three four per cent loan issued at par. A year earlier a similar loan was issued at 97 and covered about twentyfold.
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Eddie Guerrin Freed in London Trial Bond
Eddie Guerrin of Chicago, long linked to multiple criminal cases, was arrested March 31 in London on suspicion of involvement in a provincial bank robbery. He was discharged from custody today.
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Witness Margaret Hamilton Guilty of Perjury at Old Bailey
In London on April day Mrs Margaret Hamilton a principal witness in the Druce case was found guilty of wilful perjury and conspiracy at the Old Bailey. She was arrested March 7 and sentence is to be handed down tomorrow.
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Coal Miners Resume Work After Mass Meeting
Five thousand rebel miners in the Linton Field voted to resume work tomorrow after threats of expulsion, following a previous mass meeting that urged a work abstention. The Clin ton District workers also planned to return. Texas miners also accepted nearly last year’s wage scale in a long conference, adopting a compromise.
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Senator Hansbrough Undergoes Mastoiditis Surgery
Washington reports Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota underwent successful mastoiditis surgery at a local hospital last night. Doctors expect a full recovery though he will remain hospitalized for several days.
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Justice Gaynor Grants Injunction Against Police Interference
Police Commissioner Bingham is restrained from stopping boxing contests by the Sharkey Athletic Club at 127 Columbus avenue under a temporary injunction granted by Justice Gaynor yesterday. A hearing to decide on a permanent writ is set for April 1.
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Crowds Pack Fifth Avenue Gallery for Richardson Sale
A large audience packed the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries yesterday for the first sale of the Kenneth Richardson collection. Total receipts reached 5619 dollars, the top bid at 7 dollars for a Louis XVI marble salon table. The sale continues today and tomorrow afternoons. Naval Y M C A work to begin in Brooklyn with a gift from Mrs Russell Sage.
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Auxiliary meeting notes at Rear Admiral Goodrich home
The women's auxiliary of the national society announced a grant of 350 dollars at their monthly meeting. The gathering took place at the residence of Rear Admiral Goodrich, who serves on the organization's executive committee.
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Prominent Lawyer Díaz Delacey Ends Life by Gas
Colonel William L. De Lacey of Poughkeepsie a Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member killed himself at his Catherine Street boarding house by inhaling illuminating gas. He left a written note declaring a homicidal mania and choosing death over homicide, asking forgiveness and stating belief in a creator.
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Telegraphers Seek Higher Wages From Western Union
Local No. 1 percent of the Commercial Telegraphers Union plans to submit resolutions next week demanding higher wages effective June 1 for Western Union Telegraph Company staff. The union, rebuilding after a lost strike, claims wage cuts at Western Union and Postal worker shortages hurt crews. Resources include strikebreakers now paid with the same low wages. organizers say demands may be presented by the employees to avoid miscommunication.
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