Senate Advances Aldrich Currency Bill Amendments Adopted
The Senate approved amendments to the Aldrich currency bill with committee-backed provisions dominating. Du Pont and Lodge offered changes on interest rates and Puerto Rico bonds, while others were defeated. A currency commission proposal and reserve requirements dominated debate as the bill moves toward final form.
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Tennessee Republicans clash in riot at state convention
In Nashville the Tennessee state Republican convention erupted in a violent brawl lasting about an hour. Brownlow and Oliver supporters seized the hall, injuring several including chairman Newell Sanders. Delegates named for national committee and electors, with resolutions endorsing Roosevelt era policies and calling for a primary to nominate a governor candidate.
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Wagner matron Cositma Wagner ill in Genoa report
Genoa March 2 Frau Cositma Wagner aged seventy sits under medical care after a slight illness. Doctors warn of possible complications but hope for a speedy recovery. Ad displays Jersey Centre schedule details.
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D. W. Stevens Dead After San Francisco Shooting
Durham W. Stevens adviser to the Corean Council of State died at 11 45 tonight from peritonitis after a Monday shooting in San Francisco. An operation revealed six punctures in the intestines. The House of Representatives approved a condolence cable. the Lords planned a similar gesture.
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Bank fraud charges against Miller & Co. brokers linked to local men
United States Bank Examiner Folds charges Henry Reiber 72 teller John Young auditor and Harry Silverman of Miller & Co with conspiring to defraud Farmers' Deposit National Bank of 306000. Silverman arrested and bailed 15000. Civil suit against Miller & Co members claims 300 000 stolen in fall 1907 while Silverman allegedly speculated in Miller & Co office.
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Lauder Home Robbed in Greenwich Morning Break‑In
A bold burglary at the George Lauder Jr. residence in Greenwich occurs in the early hours. Entry was gained by forcing a thick oak door with a jimmy and a large safe remained secure. Thieves escaped with silver pieces valued around 1200 plus damaged tableware. Police Chief William E. Ritch leads the investigation.
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Serious charges filed affidavit with Hughes over Kissena Park case
Albany says an affidavit was filed with Governor Hughes by Theodore Pettit of Queens outlining serious charges tied to the Kissena Park purchase and grand jury withdrawals in Queens County. Pettit accuses officials including Borough President Bermel of improper land deals while Vidaver defends his conduct and cites prior indictments and grand jury testimony.
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War Vessels Ordered to Hayti Amid Haitian Tensions
Washington reports two more gunboats Marietta and Paducah join Des Moines as U S warships were dispatched to Hayti after a State and Navy conference. In Port au Prince the Haitian government keeps a conciliatory tone while diplomats urge rotating one warship at the port.
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Fire safety audit finds 429 New York schools lacking protection
Snyder reports 429 city school buildings do not meet fire protection standards across Manhattan Queens The Bronx and Brooklyn with upgrade costs estimated over 5 million dollars for compliance and replacement. He notes drills and stairways save many schools but thirteen Manhattan two in the Bronx and eight in Brooklyn require replacement. a stock issue is proposed to fund permanent improvements.
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Hearst Wont Run for President in Independence League Plan
Hearst and his backers say he will not seek the Independence League presidential nomination this year. They expect him to serve as New York mayor starting July 1 and to leave a strong record to boost a future bid. The league plans a May state convention to nominate a full ticket.
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Automobile Club of America names new officer slate
The Automobile Club of America board nominated a reformist ticket for the April 14 election led by Judge E H Gary of the Steel Corporation as president. Colgate Hoyt declines, Henry Sanderson becomes first vice president, William G McAdow second vice president, and Robert Lee Morrell third. Edgar L Marston seeks treasurer with seven board seats also on the ballot. Notables include General Horace Porter and Waldron Williams.
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Premier Campbell-Bannerman Failing Health Worsens
In London on March 25 the condition of Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman continued to deteriorate. He repeatedly failed to recognize visitors at his bedside and even previously optimistic aides doubt his ability to rally from his prolonged heart trouble.
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Dr. Stanton Coit Sentenced in London for Assault
London March 25 Magistrate Garrett jailed Dr. Stanton Coit for one month for assaulting an omnibus conductor. The prominent writer and Ethical Society figure denies the charge and has been released on appeal. Coit’s career spans the University Settlement movement and leadership roles in the United States and England.
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Seizure of Japanese Vessel Prompts Diet Question
Tokyo March 76 M Oishi opposition leader interpellated the Diet over the seizure of the fishing ship Kaio near the St Paul Islands He asked about government policy and compared the case to the steamer Tetsu Foreign Minister Count Hayashi did not answer the question.
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Sage Buys Sag Harbor House is Reported
Mrs Sage has purchased a home in Sag Harbor, Long Island, through a local uses arrangement at Dr Thomas Lippmann's residence on Martin Street. The property will be moved into this summer with repairs and grounds beautification already underway.
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Denver Council Considers Fine for Dandelions
Denver city officials draft an ordinance to fine residents ten dollars for every dandelion allowed to wilt within city limits. A Florence city ordinance imposes a similar per chicken at large penalty. Dewey's Sparkling Grape Juice advertised by H T Dewey & Sons Co. in New York.
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Bryan and Daniel friends amid party differences
William Jennings Bryan told Richmond audiences he remains on good terms with Senator John W. Daniel despite policy disagreements. He recalled Daniel’s 1896 introduction of him and noted their cordial ties across political duties and states.
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Thieves Rob Banker in Lincoln Payroll Theft
Lincoln bank president Frank Frazer was held up by three highwaymen two blocks from the square and robbed of the $5,000 monthly mining payroll. Two suspects were captured. the third fled with the money. Frazer was en route to the mine in a light wagon with two satchels. Police captured two robbers in a cornfield about two miles away. they confessed.
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Mayor Johnson Shrinks Amid Peace Talks Diet
Telegraph report from Cleveland notes traction peace negotiations nearing completion after ninety days. Mayor Johnson, once heavy, has dieted on milk and crackers to speed conferences and now weighs far less as meat deliveries are sent to City Hall by automobile.
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