Philippines Senate committee debate on Filipino governance
April 30 report shows General testimony arguing Filipinos are unfit for self government now though may later accept influence. Senators spar over witnesses Mabini Lo and Gardiner report, military rule vs civilian governor debated. Separately, navy cable from Manila notes 700 insurgents surrendered at Catbalogan and Samar. no organized bands remain in Samar.
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Senate Philippines Com
Paterson
Senate Phil Committee
Inaldo
Mabini
Sixto
Cornelius Gardiner
Ladies delegates flood Los Angeles for annual club meeting
Tens of thousands of women in light blue bows and badges descend on Los Angeles for the annual Gen tion of Women’s Clubs convention. The reception committee greets visitors, who register at the Women’s Club quarters. Estimates place attendance at no less than 6000 as sessions begin with a floral carnival and welcome remarks.
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Gage
Federation
Portiang Strikers Strike For Better Wages At Mill
April 20 reports say Portland 4 party workers walked out demanding higher pay. Union leaders claim momentum will push the strike to tomorrow as remaining mill employees join the action for improved wages and conditions.
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Portiang
Portland 4 Party
Union
Strike Reported Yet Fragmented From The Blue River Note
Report mentions a strike with sparse details. Names such as H. Park and Temple referenced amid unclear context. Figures cite over $2000 and measurements like 18 to 25 feet. No coherent event or outcome clearly stated.
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Blue River
H. Park
E Métay
Unclear fragment hints at dockside scene
The readable text mentions Paderuski Salla and a 30 Pianist at a dockside location with uncertain surrounding context. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the fragmented lines.
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Paderuski Salla
Padrope
Hunie Mamen
Start Vigorously Campaign for Full Philippines Facts
Anti imperialists led by Carl Schurz plan a vigorous campaign against Roosevelt administration and army chiefs over alleged outrages in the Philippines. Fifty members met privately to urge full disclosure of the facts and steps to vindicate the nation's character.
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New York
Carl Schurz
Philippines
Roosevelt
Festival opens in Spartanburg with Boston Festival Orchestra
Visitors arrive for South Atlantic States Musical Festival Association events in Spartanburg tonight. Advance sale signals strong financial and artistic success, with the Boston Festival Orchestra providing instrumental music and the Choral Society performing excerpts from Handel's Messiah and the opera Faust.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Sunday School Workers Meet in Vincennes Congress
The Vincennes District Field Workers' Congress opened in Vincennes Indiana today as part of the Knox County Sunday School convention Delegates from 15 counties attend with notable figures including Rev J C Carmen Indiana Sunday school superintendent Professor E A Cox Kentucky Sunday School secretary and Mrs Anna R Black Terre Haute Deliberations focus on church education and regional coordination
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Vincennes
Ind
Knox County
J. C. Carmen
Indiana
E. A. Cox
Kentucky Sunday School Association
Anna R. Black
Terre Haute
Felts to clash with Goodman in Boston boxing card
Boston boxing fans are set for a top night as The Criter ion Athletic Club presents a strong program in Boston. The wind up features Tommy Felts of Brooklyn facing Kid Goodman of Boston, who recently battled bantamweight champion Harry Forbes in Chicago and aims to prove himself against the Brooklyn fighter.
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Boston
Mass
Criterion Athletic Club
Tommy Felts
Brooklyn
Kid Goodman
Goodman
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Trial set in Memphis poison murder case
Memphis Tennessee April 30 The case of Mrs George Emma Hooks was called for trial in the criminal court today The defendant is charged with the murder by poison of her husband the late Cerro Gordo Hooks The defense is represented by eminent counsel including General George B Peters Major E E Wright and C H Bryan
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Memphis
Tenn
George Emma Hooks
Cerro Gordo Hooks
George B. Peters
E. E. Wright
C. H. Bryan
Dedication of St Catharine's Chapel by Bishop Monaghan
Del Reybold tells that St Catharine's Catholic chapel at St James' Male Protectory was formally dedicated today. Bishop Monaghan served as consecrator and Vicar General Lyons led the mass. The chapel was a gift to the institution from Mrs Andrews of Baltimore.
Tobacco Trust Case Heard In Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City April 30 The Continental Tobacco Company anti trust suit was heard today in the Missouri supreme court. The state attorney general seeks to oust the company for violating the anti trust law and a decision is awaited with great interest.
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Jefferson City
Continental Tobacco Company
State Supreme Court
West to Fight Walcott Sails for England Training Quarters Planned
Tommy West sails from New York for England to prepare for Coronation week bouts against Joe Walcott. He will arrange training quarters for himself and Tommy Ryan who travels to meet Johnny Gorman.
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England
New York
Tommy” West
Joe Walcott
St. Louis
Tommy” Ryan
Johnny Gorman
Postmaster Arrested for Quarantine Violation in Woodburn
Postmaster Walter L. Tooze was jailed in Woodburn Oregon April 30 for failing to observe quarantine. His children showed scarlet fever and he continued working at the post office despite the health rules.
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Woodburn, Or
Walter L. Tooze
The Queen Improves at Het Loo
The queen's condition is satisfactory this morning at Het Loo as of April 30. No further details are provided about her health or actions.
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Het Loo
Fire Panic at Philadelphia Cigar Factory Leaves Dozens Dead
Frightful alarm at Harburger & Homan cigar factory triggers a stampede of about 1000 female workers. A reported seven dead by 2 pm and around 20 injured, caused by a mistaken fire cry after a boy cried out with a mashed finger. Police curb a second crush as investigators probe exits and safety.
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Philadelphia
Harburger & Homan
Schuylkill Arsenal
Furnish on the stump in Oregon campaign tour
Medford hosts the opening rally Friday night as W. J. Furnish the Republican nominee for governor plans a state-wide campaign. Governor Odell of New York is expected to arrive soon to tour Oregon and speak for the ticket in major towns. Odell is described as a forceful speaker with an accomplished record in New York.
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Odell
New York
Oregon
Portland
Medford
W. J. Furnish
Republican State Committee
Wheat market firm as dry Kansas limits supply
NEW YORK MARKET reports firmer wheat as dry conditions in Kansas constrain supply. New York opened at 80 to 81 cents, Chicago at 54 to 55, Liverpool at 80 to 81, with today’s ranges 80 74 to 81 and closing near 81. San Francisco also notes wheat at 1.11 to 1.104 per cental. Sugar 126, Steel 424, Union Pacific 10444, St Paul 173.
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New York
Kansas
Chicago
Liverpool
Union Pacific
St. Paul
San Francisco
Catholic Knights plan silver jubilee at Grand Central Palace
New York April 30 The Catholic Knights of America finalize elaborate plans for their silver jubilee celebration at Grand Central Palace tonight. Speakers will include Supreme President O Connor and former Supreme President Edward Feeney.
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New York
Catholic Knights of America
Order
Grand Central Palace
O'Connor
Supreme
Edward Feeney
Stabbing at La Grande Leaves Wound Not Fatal
A log driver from Perry on the Grande Ronde river, W A McKay, was stabbed in the left side near the fifth rib by an unknown assailant at the house of two women named Marshall and Palmer in La Grande. The physician says McKay should recover. McKay and the women had been drinking when the intruder attempted to enter, McKay objected, and he was stabbed. he also recovered the man’s hat. No further clues available.
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la Grande
Perry
Grande Ronde
W. A. McKay
McKay
Marshall
Palmer
Train Wreck Kills Five on Calif ornia Limited Near Medilla
A derailed California limited eastbound on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe near Medilla Missouri went off a curve at high speed. Five people died and 23 were injured. The deceased include S. S. French of Chicago A Wertheimer of San Diego and the Gates child. Dozens were jolted as the dining car overturned and tumbled down a 10 foot embankment. Conductor Charles Sargent and the Gates twins sister were among the injured.
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Thos
Keokuk
Cama
Medilla
Ss. T. French
Chicago
A. Wertheimer
San Diego
Cal
Little Son
Henry
Bishops Gather in Chattanooga for Epworth Church Ceremony
The Methodist Episcopal board of bishops meets in Chattanooga for their semi annual session from April 30 for four days. This afternoon they took part in the corner stone laying of the Epworth church, a ceremony conducted by Bishop Goodsell.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Board of Bishops
New Epworth Church
Goodsell
Convicted Chica go officers moved to St Mark's prison
Venice reporters state the officers of the United States battleship Chica go convicted here of disorderly conduct were sentenced to terms of imprisonment. They have been transferred to the common prison of St Mark's and allowed a few personal belongings in their cells.
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Venice
Chicago
St. Mark's
Pioneer cattleman Richard S B Perkins dies in Portland
Portland April 30 Richard S B Perkins pioneer cattleman and builder of the Perkins hotel died at his home near the city last night He crossed the plains in 1852 He leaves a wife two daughters and a son He was well known in Umatilla county where he conducted his cattle business for years coming to Portland from that county.
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Portland
Richard S&b. Perkins
Plains
Umatilla
Rebels Defeat Turkish Troops Near Kadino
Reports from Vienna say Macedonian rebels defeated Turkish forces at Kadino in Western Macedonia. Turkish casualties were about 150 killed and wounded, while the rebels also suffered heavy losses.
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Vienna
Kadino
Macedonia
Mob Storms Brandenburg Jail Seizes Black Suspect Bowley
In Brandenburg Kentucky on April 30 a Guston mob forced the sheriff to hand over Ernest Bowley a Black man who shot a white bartender in a bar quarrel yesterday Bowley was lynched by a mob tied to a tree outside town.
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Brandenburg
Guston
Ernest Bowley
Archbishop Corrigan Improves at New York Hospital
Archbishop Corrigan shows noticeable recovery in New York on April 30 as weakness fades and strength returns, prompting cautious optimism about his condition.
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New York
Corrigan
Ex-Secretary Morten Buried in Nebraska City
Services for former Agriculture Secretary Morten were held this morning in Nebraska City. He was interred beside his wife and son as distinguished men from across the state attended the ceremonies.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Morten
Log Rolling In The Dalles Set For Woodmen Event
In The Dalles April 40 All is in readiness for the log rolling and conclave of the Woodmen of the World tomorrow. Camps from across the state will be represented with 250 initiations. Several moons and visitors are expected, many already arrived.
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Dalles
Woodmen of the World
Chicago Beef Trust Holds Conference Behind Closed Doors
In Chicago on April 30 rumors swirl about government action against the beef trust as prosecutors debate who will take the case. Meats hold steady due to storage stock while fish demand rises. meanwhile Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee will defer bills during the attorney general’s investigation.
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Chicago
Washington
Republcan Ways and
Beef Trust
Fashionable Gotham Wedding At St Bartholemew Church
In Gotham New York on April 30 Miss Rosalie de Golcourla daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert W de Golcourla wed Mr W Scott Cameron in a fashionable spring ceremony at St Bartholemew s church. Best man was J Searle Barclay Jr maid of honor Alice de Golcourla sister of the bride. A breakfast and reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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New York
St. Bartholomew's Church
Rosalie de Golrcourla
Albert W. de Gothrcourla
W. Scott Cameron
Salem plans $2000 subscription for Fourth of July
Salem residents agreed to raise two thousand dollars to fund the Fourth of July celebration this year. The effort centers on community donations and local fundraising to cover event costs and activities.
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Salem
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