Senate Advances Aldrich Currency Bill Amendments
Washington March 25 Senate moves through proposed amendments to the Aldrich currency bill with most changes from Finance Committee approved. Du Pont and Lodge proposals debated and partly accepted or rejected while others laid aside for later committee action. Aldrich hints a currency commission and resists removing national bank safeguards amid strong debate on bank reserves and mortgage lending.
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Tennessee Republicans battle riot at state convention
In Nashville Republican factions clashed for an hour in the House hall, injuring several including state chairman Newell Sanders. The BrownlowOliver faction prevailed, naming candidates for national committeeman and judges, while Evans Hale adherents planned a separate ticket. Police restored order as fights continued.
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Supreme Court
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Claiborne
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Ape
R. T. Cameron
Chattanooga
Cosima Wagner III Suffering Illness Near City
Frau Cosima Wagner, aged seventy, is reported to have a slight attack near Senta Margarita. Doctors say the illness is not severe though age-related risks persist, with a hopeful forecast for speedy recovery. Central schedule noted in Philadelphia paper.
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Durh am W Stevens Dies After Corean Shooting
Durham White Stevens adviser to the Corean Council of State died at 11 45 tonight after being shot in San Francisco last Monday. Peritonitis from six punctures found during emergency surgery led to the fatal outcome. The House of Representatives approved a condolence resolution to be sent by cable, with the Lords expected to follow.
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Tokio
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Bank in Pittsburg Faces Fraud Case Involving Miller & Co
United States Bank E Folds sues Henry Reiber cored with defrauding bank of 300000. John Young auditor and Harry Silverman local Miller & Co broker manager arrested. Silverman released on bail. Case alleges two Miller & Co employees stole 300000 from the bank during 1907 and investors’ office speculation.
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United States Bank
Henry Reiber
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
John Young
Harry Silverman
Miller & Co
Silverman
Act
New York Exchanges
Lauder Home Robbed in Greenwich
A bold burglary at the home of George Lauder Jr. in Greenwich involved forcing an oak door to break a safe. Thieves stole two silver items valued at about 1200 dollars plus a silver cake basket and fern dish worth about 50 pounds each and damaged other tableware before escaping. police chief William E. Ritch leads the investigation.
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Theasoo_Greenwich
Conn
George Lauder, Jr
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Andrew Carnegie
William E. Ritch
Serious charges filed affidavit with Hughes in Kissena Park case
Albany March 25. Theodore Pettit of Queens filed an affidavit with Governor Hughes alleging serious charges connected to the Kissena Park purchase in Queens. Governor Hughes refused to discuss the matter. formal charges may follow. Pettit claims Nathan Vidaver acted against him in the inquiry while Bermel faces related accusations in the same Kissena Park matter.
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Bermel
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Sovernor Hughes
John Weir
Henry Roth
West- Zerwick Brewing Company
Bernie
Pettit
West-Zerwick Brewing Company
Grand Curv
U S Adds Two War Vessels to Haiti Patrol
Washington ordered two more warships to Hayti, joining the Des Moines, to deter unrest after a Haitian uprising. Gunboats Marietta and Paducah, at Guantanamo, will join a rotating warship presence at Port-au-Prince as diplomats favor stability.
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Paducah
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Haiti
State Department
Port-au-Prince
Eugene von Zimmerer
Fire risk reports call for 3 million in New York public schools
Superintendent Snyder told the Board of Education that 429 school buildings across Manhattan Queens The Bronx and Brooklyn lack proper fire protection. He estimated replacing all non fireproof structures would cost over 360 million though only urgent upgrades are needed. The board approved funding plans and noted closures and reorganizations to meet safety rules.
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Collinwood
Ohio
William H. Maxwell
Greater
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David F. Moore
Erasmus Hall High School
Hearst Plans Focus on Mayoral Bid and Independence League
Hearst and his lieutenants expect to avoid a presidential run for the Independence League this year, aiming to be New York City mayor from July to year end. Recounts, party alignments, and potential nominees in California, Chicago, and Missouri shape a three party outlook.
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Chicago
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Missouri
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Democratic National Committee
Auto Club Officers Nominated For April 14 Election
The Automobile Club of America board nominated a largely new ticket for the April 14 officers election. Judge E H Gary will head the ticket with Henry Sanderson as first vice president, William G McAdows as second vice president, Robert Lee Morrell as third vice president, and Edgar L Marston as treasurer. Seven board seats, including Horace Porter and Colgate Hoyt, are to be filled. some current leaders retire to governors roles.
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Erie Railroad
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George F. Chamberlain
Dave Hennen Morris
W. E. Scarritt
Albert R. Shattuck
Premier Campbell-Bannerman's Condition Grows More Critical
London officials report Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's heart illness worsened and his bedside crowd shows dwindling optimism. Doctors warn his rallying power may be insufficient to reverse the prolonged ailment.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Dr Coit Sentenced to One Month in Jail in London
Dr Stanton Coit prominent writer and lecturer in London was sentenced by Magistrate Garrett to one month’s imprisonment for assaulting an omnibus conductor. He denies the charge and has been liberated pending appeal. Coit chairs the West London Ethical Society and edits The Ethical Review.
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Seizure of Japanese Vessel Prompted Diet Question
Tokyo officials report opposition leader M Oishi questioned the Diet about the seizure of the fishing ship Kaio near the St Paul Islands. He compared it with the Tatsu incident. Foreign Minister Count Hayashi did not answer.
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Mrs Sage Buys Sag Harbor House
Mrs. Sage buys the home of Dr Thomas C. Lippmann on Main Street Sag Harbor through a local agent. She plans to occupy it this summer as repairs and grounds beautification proceed. the price is said to be over 87.0.
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Long Island
Denver Council Targets Dandelions with Bloom Fine
Telegraph report from Denver says the city council is drafting an ordinance imposing a fine of 10 for every dandelion allowed to bloom within city limits. Florence, Colorado also passed a similar rule fining owners for chickens at large. An advertisement promotes Dewey's Sparkling Grape Juice from H T Dewey & Sons Co. in New York.
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Bryan and Daniel Maintain Friendly Ties Amid Debate
William Jennings Bryan, guest of the Virginia Legislature, declined to discuss hostility with Senator John W. Daniel. He praised Daniel's past support and called their differences among Democrats natural, stressing mutual respect and continued cordial relations.
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Virginia
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Denver
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Bank payroll heist in Lincoln by three highwaymen
Frank Frazer president of a Lincoln bank and head of the Lincoln Mining Company was robbed of a $5,000 payroll as he traveled to the mine. Two robbers were captured near the city, while the third escaped with the money. two suspects confessed.
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Traction Talks Shrink Mayor Johnson Amid Diet Report
Cleveland dispatch says Mayor Tom Johnson loses weight during ninety day traction peace talks. He reportedly weighed pounds three months ago and now weighs far less after living on a milk and cracker diet to save time for conferences. Meals and medical aids are reportedly delivered by automobile from his home to City Hall.
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