Apostle Bowie Ousted by Zionist Church Split
In Chicago 5900 members of the Christian Catholic Church reject Apostle Bowie authority. John Alexander Dow founder, Wilbur Glenn Vo Uva elected to lead. Mrs Bowie repudiates husband who sides with the new regime Veliva. Separate note from St Petersburg reports Father Gatos seeking trial. Another brief item notes a city official died of stomach cancer.
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Chicago
Zies City
John Alexander Dow
Bowie
Wilbur Glenn Vo Uva
Father Gacen
St. Petersburg
Father Gatos
Drocurator
St. Petersborg
cordinedi
Rate Bill Amendment Faces Senate Resistance
The draft amendment to suspend Interstate Commerce Commission orders except money payments drew opposition in the Senate. Senators argued the measure lacks safeguards against rate suspensions, with Tillman and others contending it fails to protect the rate as established. President Roosevelt early backed a compromise reached with supporters and key commission members.
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U.S. Circuit Court
chon
senate
Long
friends
Roosevelt
ted States
interstate commerce commission
Tillman
Armed Men Rob Post Office In Scranton Bank Burglary
Three armed men robbed the Dickson City postoffice dynamiting the safe and escaping with stamps and cash. Edward Connelli living above the postoffice shouted from his window and was fired upon. Two pedestrians who witnessed the break were held prisoner until the thieves fled. the suspects were strangers to the town.
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Job Wrers
Scranton
Dickson City
postoffice
Edward Connelli
postofice
mer
gans
Paer and Judge Gray Meeting Denied Link to Anthracite Troubles
Philadelphia April 2 reports say Judge Gray and President Beer of the Reading Co met Saturday with Calone Port a Wilmington powder maker. Denials say the gathering was not connected to the anthracite labor dispute though observers note Judge Gray's possible role in future arbitration efforts.
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Philadelphia
Beer
Reading company
Wilmington
Del
Calone
du Port
Gray
harg
Hard coal men quit work in Scranton valley
In Scranton and surrounding coal towns on April 2 1910 nearly all mines observed a suspension order. About 39 percent of employers obeyed the joint boards call to cease work while the rest stayed open pending new negotiations. District President T D hols and officials arrived to assess the situation as talks in New York between coal presidents and the miners grievance committee loomed.
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anthracite boards
New York
Son
T. D. ‘hols
United Mine Workers of America
John T. Dempser ani
Indianapolis
conacis
oint
Delaware, Lackawanna , Western company
Delaware
Lackawanna & West company
Jim” Farley
Dunmore
Wilkes-Barre
es-Barre
Andrew Hamilton and the Yellow Dog Case Sparks Debate
Judge Hamilton accused of creating a counterfeit receipt for 75000 dollars from C Bliss treasurer of the Republican national committee in a Yellow Dog fund controversy. The article notes Hamilton’s legal background as a former child justice and describes the political scandal surrounding the alleged funds.
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Hamilton
C’. Bliss
Republian nations committee
New York
Peace in soft coal field prompts wage scale uptake
Western Pennsylvania miners face a dispute as operators announce the 5 percent wage scale restoration across western fields. Despite mass notices, many unions vote to stay out until the livk begins. A holiday in Smithtown marks Mitchell Day, with mines closed but ahead of a possible formal signing of the new scale.
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Pennsylvania
Isburg
Perton
Jukhnstown
Berwind-Waal
Windber jn
Dubois
livk
Fairmount W
sitna SOHE
Greensburg
Westmoreland county
tsbure
boyve mines
Francis L. Rob
Pittsburg Coast company
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Hanting Barz Tar Burglar Colds Remedy Ad
A man named Mr Wr Thos Lanorgan, provincial Constable at Ciaplam Ontario, describes catching a severe cold while hunting a burglar in a forest swamp last fall. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy for his cure after using two small bottles. It claims quick relief for coughs and colds and promotes sale at A Pearra's droge stor.
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Wr. Thos. Lanorgan
Depew Prostrated Still Hopes For Health
The Herald reports Senator Depew remains in retirement at Scarborough on Hetson under Elliott F. Shepard's care. Hopes for a full recovery have been disappointed as his condition shows no rapid improvement and plans for return to the Senate are not yet fulfilled.
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New York
The Herald
Depew
senate
Elliott F. Shepard
Scarborough
Hetson
Local Man Cured After Rare Disease Surgeries
A city resident who underwent two major operations in thirteen years at Johns Hopkins Hospital is reported cured. Surgeons removed portions from the right shoulder and thickened bone marrow tissue, leaving the patient with limited limb use but a strong belief in recovery. The patient reportedly remained in hospital for one to four months after the procedures.
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Hones
raase’ 'i
Game of Crap Ends in Murder in Lancaster
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on April 2 Steve Green 22 was shot by John Waters Jr 22 during a dispute over five cents in a game of craps in a stable in the city’s north. Both men drew revolvers and Green was shot in the side as he walked away Waters fled into the excitement leaving Green to die moments later.
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Innis
AHL
farromites
Celdsborough Bailey
stander
Bailey
John a
Lancaster
Steve Green
John Waters, Jr
Green
norks
Waters
Overton
Tex
Sinner Sheffeld
Harris creek
Sheffield
ware
Expulsion Plan Prompts Venezuelan Expedition Rumor
Reports out of New York claim 15 000 soldiers would aid a campaign to topple President Castro and install a native successor. Promoters, including wealthy merchants, say $5 909 000 will be spent, with three steam ships to sail soon and massive arms and ammunition prepared for the venture. Carlos Forgueredo, Venezuelan consul in New York, says he has heard of the plan but cannot confirm details.
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Veneta
Castro
America
France
Carlos B. Forgueredo
New York
hhat
wara
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Fierce Fight at Twilight Woods Ends in Death and Wounds
In a beer keg quarrel at Twilight mining village near Chareiroi Pennsylvania one man Lewis Williams was shot dead and two others J S Schneider and Oscar Schneider were fatally wounded. A fourth was slashed with a knife a fifth burned and a sixth seriously wounded by a bullet. The clash started when Americans and Finlanders argued over a third keg of beer.
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Chareiroi
Lewis Williams
J. S
Oscar Schneider
Joseph Younghille
Michael Soloman
Finland
David Anderson
Anderson
Solomaz
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