Opposition in Senate delays Philippine government measure
Washington April 28 The Senate plans for the week center on the Philippine government bill and minor matters with no speeches anticipated in support of the measure. Democratic senators including Turner Clay and Simmons are expected to oppose it. House action focuses on the omnibus public building bill and district appropriation, with agricultural and district bills proceeding, leaving only naval and deficiency bills for later passage.
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Washington
senate
Philippe
Philippine committee
Messrs Turner
Clay
Simmons
Hoat
Cuba
Crozier
Philippines
District of Columbia
District of Columba
naval
congress
J Sterling Morton Dead Ex Secretary of Agriculture
J Sterling Morton former secretary of agriculture in Cleveland's second administration died at Lake Forest home of his son Mark Morton. He passed away from cerebral thrombus at 430 yesterday afternoon aged 70. Funeral services set for Lake Forest at 2 pm tomorrow then the remains go to Arbor Lodge Nebraska City for Wednesday services. Morton authored Arbor Day and served four years as agriculture secretary.
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Chicago
J Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Lake Forrest
Mark Morton
Morton
Nebraska City
Neb
Mr. Morton
Arbor Lodge
Julius Sterling Morton
congress
department of agriculture
Root Returns From Cuba With Transfer Plan
Secretary of War Root and Mrs. Root arrived in Miami from Cuba aboard the government yacht. He said the visit aimed to arrange for transferring the island to the Cuban government on May 30. Seven artillery companies totaling 800 men will stay to guard guns and ammunition for U S naval stations in Havana Santiago and Cienfuegos. No US claim for Cuba expenditures has been made, pending Cuban government completion. The parts test for Washington today.
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Miami
Fla
Root
Cuba
United States
Havana
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Fessenden wireless system tested by U S Navy
The U S government laboratory at Weather Bureau Roanoke Island has developed the Fessenden wireless system by Professor R A Fessenden. Navy experts and General Greely praised its potential to replace ocean cables within five years. A test message of 27 words to Fessenden was transmitted successfully without wires, confirming the new method’s reliability.
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R.A Fesgenden
Weather Bureau
Eizabeth City
N.C
Apia 2
United States
navy department
department
General Greely
Army Signal Service
Fessenden
R. A. Fessenden
Willis I. Molore
Wiers Point
Roanoke Island
Professor Fessenden
Moore
Professor Fe
Prof. Moore
Archbishop Corrigan’s Condition Reported Satisfactory
New York April 28 doctors announced Archbishop Corrigan’s condition is satisfactory after refreshed diet. Pope letters to American bishops reportedly not true. Prayers offered citywide for his speedy recovery.
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Corrigan
Father Currey
Carrigan
Rome
Curley
Miners Dispute Unsettled by Federation Talks
New York April 28 conciliation committee of the National Civic Federation met to resolve differences between the United Mine Workers and coal operators. No definite results, a subcommittee to report tomorrow. Senator Hanna says recognition of the union was not an issue. President Gompers says no points cleared up, situation remains in state quo.
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Civic Federation
New York
National Civie Federation
Hanna
Gompers
Nations Federation of Labor
Eight Hour Bills Ready Washington Labor Report
Representative Gardner of New Jersey chairs the labor committee and has completed a report on an eight hour limit for daily service of laborers and mechanics on U S government work. The measure, aligned with congressional policies, requires eight hour clauses in government contracts with private concerns. Emigration from western Ireland to America surges as hundreds of migrants depart Cork aboard trains and ships bound for Cork harbor, amid alarming prophecies.
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Gardner
New Jersey
house committee on labor
United States
congrese
London
Ireland
America
famerich
Cork
Portarrington
Baseball Scores and Divorce Suit Report
National League results show Boston routed Philadelphia 13 to 9 while Chicago beat Pittsburg 9 to 0 and Cincinnati scored 14 to St Louis 3. American League notes include Chicago Detroit postponed and Philadelphia over Washington 15 to 2, with Cleveland over St Louis 2 to 0. A San Francisco divorce case notes Andrew W Lyons suing E W Crelin for 36090 alleging alienation of wife Camie's affections after her 1909 Chicago divorce.
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Chuaxzo
Detroit
Camages
San Francisco
Andrew W. Lyons
E W. Crelum
Cami
Arville
Lyons
Crelia
Creliin
Benedictine Monastery Burned in Carrolltown Fire
April 28 report from Ebensburg Pennsylvania says the Benedictine Brothers monastery at Carrolltown was burned to the ground with all contents. A small roof flame appeared before the fire spread beyond control, and high wing construction prevented effective containment. Loss described as very heavy.
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Fowler Shirt
Gienas Falls
N OY
Webb Brothers
Glen street
Joseph Fealer Shirt and Collar Company
Ebepsburg
the
Benedictine Brothers
Carrolltown
Filipinos surrender as Grant expedition brings insurgents to coast
Manila reports General Grant's coastal operation bringing insurgent leaders Guevara and 38 officers to surrender. 198 men and 161 rifles are accounted for. Rufo surrenders with 159 men and 12 bolos on Negros. Civil Governor Wright and General Chaffee commend joint military civil efforts amid the rebellion.
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Theuc
Manila
redeviek Yo Crent
Hasea
Vloritn
Hehters
Candata
Sain
Guevara
Guevarra
Rafaci Sebanthin
Abakt
tinevirra
Lucban
Samar
Saint oduo
Cat halogna
Sami
L. W. Vi Kennon
Shin Infantry
Island of
Negros
Rufo
Kennon
Papa Isio
Ninth Infantry
Luke E. Wright
eixft
Tie
Chaffee
Wright
Murdered church trustee during Easter service in Hazinton
Michael Cherko was killed near Freeland's Greek Catholic church during Greek Easter services. George Smith was arrested on charges of murder after entering the church, refusing Cherko's hat removal, and fatally shooting Cherko as he ran out. Friends detained Smith at the station amid the service disruption.
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Pittsburg
Michael Conley
Catharine McGoldrick
Conic
Conley
Hazinton
Michael Cherko
Freeland
George Smith
Smith
Cherko
Hypnotized Family In Sleep At Ti Connie District
Rudolph Bartag and his wife with five children were found comatose at their Ticonn home near La Salle. Leo Lenzer, an amateur hypnotist, confessed to sleeping the family four days earlier, waking two children but leaving others asleep. A doctor deemed them physically normal aside from sleep.
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Rudolph Bartag
Ticonn
here
Leo Lenzer
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