Senate debate over Aguinaldo defense rights described
In Washingon on May 2 the senate discussed the Philippine question with Carmack of Tennessee pressing for allowing Aguinaldo to defend himself in all decency. The war department information issue and a letter from the secretary of war were cited. Also Grover Cleveland reported improved health after a Florida trip and return to Princeton.
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Carmack
Aguinaldo
senate
Tennessee
coteiam
Philippne committee
Agwralde
Pilipinas
Agiunalio
Carmach
Moaher
McComas
Culberson
Carmact
Secretan
Cleveland
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
florida
Vinol Health Ad Urges Delicate Children Fortified
Puny children are at risk, and parents are urged to strengthen their little ones with Vinol. The ad promotes Vinol as a non greasy cod liver oil tonic that aids digestion, builds blood, bones, and nerves, and supports overall growth. Testimonials from Mrs. Jennie Perse praise its effects on a languid child, with a money back guarantee offered by J A Williamson, Druggist.
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Jennie Perse
Newman St
Mansfield
Vinci
J. A. WILLIAMSON
S. S.S
S.S.S. a
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Atlanta
King Pardons Marines Filipinos in Venice Rowe May 2
The King pardoned Captain Robert Wynne Assistant Sinseon Robert Ledbetter Lieutenant John Dotdridge and two marine Wilfred Langley of the U S cruiser Chicago detained in Venice. They were handed to the U S consul for transfer to Chicago. Damages of 2000 dollars were paid to claimants.
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O’icers
Rowe
Robert G Wynne
Sinseon
Robert Eo Ledbetter
John S. Dotdridge
Wilfred Langley
United States
Chicago
Venice
Labor uprising in Russia alarms central region
A Politiken dispatch reports revolt of workers between Moscow and Vladimir in central Russia with clashes against troops and many dead or wounded. An uhlan regiment refused to act against the workers, while Duke Alexander's Romane Chateau in Voronej was burned by revolting peasants.
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Moscow
Vladimir
Copenhagen
Politiken
Russia
Uhlan
Morosoff
Alexander
St. Petersburg
Alexander of Oldenbourg
Romane
Voronej
Olga
Balke Peter
Claims 37 5 Million Reward Against Peru Filed
Petition filed with the secretary of state seeks a share of a 15 060 000 reward Peru promised to J Theodore Landreau, alleging a half interest for his brother John Celestin Landreau. Objections cited Peru denying Landreau’s American naturalization. Also notes remarks on American power in China by Count Waldersee and a separate Wilkesbarre shooting incident involving a Hungarian gunman and ten officers.
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Peru
Washington
Robert Jamieson
Dudley and Muichener
Robert Christy
John Celestin Landreau
J. Theophile Landreau
Landreau
Baseball scores and a charitable school gift noted
Yesterday's baseball results include American League wins by Philadelphia over Washington six to three, Boston over Baltimore six to four, Detroit over Cleveland four to one, and St Louis over Chicago three to two. National League scores show New York three Philadelphia zero, Boston five Brooklyn zero, Cincinnati zero Chicago zero after 12 innings, and Pittsburgh eighteen St Louis six. Today Cleveland plays Detroit, Chicago vs St Louis, Washington vs Philadelphia, and Baltimore against Boston. Also reported is a Training School for Colored Children in Narragansett Pier with a May 2 donation of Tower Hill House property by Gordon McKay for a manual training school and trustees including Booker T. Washington. Norfolk, Va hosts another major conflagration threatening nearby blocks. Johnstown, Pa reports a fatal shaft accident. and a London obit notes the death of Sir William Olpherts.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Narragansett Pier
Tower Hill House
Tower Hall
South Kingstown
Gordon McKay
Newport
Mr Holy
Buchanan
Booker T. Washington
Holy
south
Hostess Burdette Opens Sunny Crest to Clubwomen
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, president of the California federation, leads as hostess to delegates at the Viennias session of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Sunny Crest in Los Angeles welcomes visiting clubwomen with its Spanish mission architecture and a fifteen acre garden, reflecting enduring welcome in the land of sunshine.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert J. Burdette
Burdette
California federation
General Federation
Lowe
Sunny Crest
Los Angeles
elaRctaebe DL
Federation of Women's Clubs Opens in Los Angeles
Secretary urged the federation to take an active stand against child labor and sweatshops. Delegates arrived from across the country for the biennial convention, with rail facilities taxed by the large turnout. The leader pressed for definite altruistic work to justify the federation’s existence beyond sociability and culture.
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Secretary of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
Cal
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Robert J. Burdette
federation
Court martial ordered Major Glenn for water cure trial
Washington May 2 The president through Secretary Root orders Major Edwin F. Glenn Fifth Infantry to be tried by court martial for alleged water cure involvement. The Glenn court will convene at Cabalogan Samar P E on May 13. General Chaffee is reported to act as prosecutor.
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Glenn
Washington
Smith
Root
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
senate Philippine commission
Cabalogan
Samar
P. FE
Philippines
General Chaffee
Boers Question In House Subcommittee Hearing Date
Washington May 2 the Boers question came before a house foreign affairs subcommittee. Representative Bark of Texas asked about the dispositions of resolutions of sympathy referred to the committee. Representative Adams of Pennsylvania said hearings for interested parties would be held next Monday, with pro-Boer figures likely to attend. The resolutions include sympathy measures and those about alleged supply camps in this country.
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Washington
house committee on
Bark Texas
Adams
Pennsylvania
St Louis Exposition Date May Be Deferred 1904
President David R Frangeis announces that Congress may move the Louisiana Purchase Exposition date from 1902 to 1904. The sundry civil bill provides 1048000 dollars for government exhibits and building costs, and directors favor postponement.
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Congress
St. Louis
David R. Frangeis
executive committee
national committee
Sale of Danish Indies Blocked in Danish Parliament
Copenhagen May 2 The secret session of the Landsthing failed to yield action on the Danish West India Islands treaty. A late vote shows a majority intends to postpone ratification until a plebiscite is held. The move implies rejection of Folkething’s proposal and will require a conference as opposition seeks to block the treaty while pro-sal ers push for ratification.
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Copenhagen
Landsthing
Tornado devastates Dacca and adjoining towns killing hundreds
A May 2 dispatch reports a massive tornado striking Dacca and nearby areas in India, with 416 dead and extensive crop ruin. The path began at Posgola hitting Datta Jute Works, then Sanachar destroying warehouses. Across Barni ghet Nagalband and other localities, huts and roofs were swept away, with dozens killed in each town.
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Dacca
India
Calcutta
Posgola
Datta
Sanachar
India General Company
Dacco
Nagalband
Barnighet
Sugar Trust Denies Sugar Output Control Before Senate
Sugar Trust president William Havemeyer told a Senate Cuban relations committee that the trust has no control over Cuban sugar prices or output. He described Cuban plantations, Hawaiian contracts, and the trust’s refining capacity, insisting the firm cannot force price drops or concessions.
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Washington
William Kfave mleyel
the
Sugar Trust
senate committee on
Amn
Havemeyer
Cuba
Panama
Chapnawa
Santa Cruz
United States
Hamburg
sail
Cube
England
en tire
Hawaii
congress
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