Congress Opens Extraordinary Session as Clark Is Reelected Speaker
Congress began a special session amid Progressive pressure led by Peter Murdock and his small faction. Speaker Clark was reelected, with James F. Marvin as the Republican, and Murdoch's group gaining influence in early party struggles. The Young oath dispute and a later contest of his seat were deferred to the elections committee.
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Washington,d. C
Congress
Progreesti'e
Ain
Suffraketeos
Petor Mirdeck
New Progreskive
Tolawern
Dndsual
Yobie
Michlean
Condrose
Wes
Clark
Dyer James F. Marin
Victor Murprogressive
Murdockes
Young
Wingbaugh
Titinois
Pitzgerald
Lester Mann
Frst
Wind
W. J. McDonald
Bills Pour Into Congress With Wide Range of Proposals
In Washington bills offering currency reform and flood relief measures were introduced in both houses Monday after weeks of drafting. Senators Hitchcock Lodge Weeks Chantherlain Jones and Wickersham proposed currency and railroad projects including 1000 miles of rail in Alaska with $5 million in government bonds to be redeemed from federal receipts.
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Washington, D. C
Rbills
Alaska
Congress
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate Committee
National Monetary Commission
Lodge
Senator Weeks
Sensioss Chantherlain Aut Jones
Deleware Wickers Farm
Alaske
Aineka
Boxing Law Bill Revived by Boston Committee
Agatnet Boxing Law in Boston seeks permit and regulated sparring under state athletic commission supervision. Joint committee on ways and means returns report. Previously favored by the legal affairs committee.
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Agatnet
Boston
Mess
Ing. Lelative
Accu aad of Fake Race Swindles in City Arrests
An arrest sweep followed complaints from several citizens that they were swindled out of hundreds of dollars in a fake race scheme. Those detained include Henry J. Wabber Chas Twitday Chas Webber John L. Rel rts and John L. Lane Ena Holwee, an alleged accomplice, was also taken into custody.
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Winneneg
Severn
Henry J, Wabber
Chas
Twitday
Webber
John L. Relerts
John L. Lane
Ena Holwee
Sioux City Now Fourth in Building Expenditures
Chicago based Contractors review of city building costs for March compares with March last year. St Joseph Missouri posts the highest gain, 255 percent. Buffalo 234. Nashville 148. Sioux City 16 percent, ranking fourth.
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Sioux City
Chicago
American Contractors Review
Atty Large Cithen
St. Josep
Butlato
Nashville
Half Million Dollar Fire at Armour & Co Yard
A blaze swept through the Union stock yard at Armour and Co causing estimated damage near $500,000. Two persons, likely Lem family members, were among those secured from the scene as firefighters fought the flames around No. 2 stock facilities.
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Veel Hokee No. 2
Armour & Co
Union Stock
Montenegrins Seize Taraboseh After Stout Bomb Throwers
Balkan front report says 260 Montenegrin bomb throwers sacrificed to clear Turkish entanglements. They storm Taraboseh fort, but Turks fought back with heavy fire. after hours of combat Montenegrins claim victory with 300 casualties on their side. Austria and Russia move ships to pressure Turkey as Serbians plan joint actions.
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London
Montenegro
Taraboseh
Suutari
Tommel
Ighing
Muntenegrins
Sérvdans
Teruboseh
Rosia
Huerta Quits as Mexico Faces Zapata Uprising
General Huerta agreed to step down and Pedro Lascuráin named provisional president to unite factions after Madero’s death. Huerta’s cabinet to stay in place and Felipe insurain may serve next, as Ya observed amid Zapata’s southern revolt placing Huerta between two fires.
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Mexico
Huerta
Pedro Lascoraitt
Anid Wolviers
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Jata
Madero
Inscurain
Suarez
Thu Huerta
Wim
Norbert
Zapata
Multiple events and deaths described in scattered reports
London reports a Russian soldier died by his own hand after dropping from 604 feet from an aeroplane. Yale students in New Haven cheered Taft on arrival. Ohio and Minnesota incidents include a fatal railroad accident and a bank robbery conviction. Paris notes four automobile bandits and a guillotine sentence. St Paul man acquitted in a wrestler murder case. Pennsylvania reports support for a constitutional amendment and a hunger for reform.
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England
Thulesent Perlukski
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ur & Band
Taft
New York
Kent Profesor
University
Mrr
Marshals
Alliance
Meru
John Lucas
Lake Shere
Parla
France
Brison de la Sante
Fentenes
Worg
Gen In
Heir Clothes
Pulxon
Minnewauken
N. Ta
Sihel Kabp
St. Paul
Abdullah Threray
Nteg
Kula
Japan protests extended conference over California policy
Japanese officials filed a protest with the State Department regarding a proposed California policy and the widened conference with U S authorities. After talks, the secretary acknowledged Japan's objections, a response linked to broader foreign policy stresses and tension over naval shows and schooling questions, with Roosevelt directing actions during the Pacific battlefleet era. A statement notes no clear communication with Governor Johnson of California on the alien taad law.
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Whehington
Apel
Aurod Drila
Japan
le Nile
United States
Roosevelt
J¢ Wan
Baye Hn
Tuka
California
Pacifc
Canat
Fesson
Inga
State Department
Gayatuar Johnson
Senator Verdemann Threatens Assault on Voting Rights
From Washington April 3 Senator Temes Verdemann of Mississippi declares his intention after a reported road incident to press Congress for the repeal of the fourteenth amendment and the French amendment proposal. The fourteenth amendment grants negroes the right to vote and shapes representation.
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Hater Wiedemann
Mgress
Waskington
Temes KR. Verdemann
Mississipp
Miss Virginia Brooks Weds in Chicago ceremony
Miss Virginia Brooks once touted as a reform figure was quietly married in Chicago on Thursday. Groom Charles C. Whelburne of the Chicago Tribune staff and the officiating clergyman Rev A Eugene Bartett of the Church of the Redeemer conducted the ceremony at the Washburne home 348 Barry Avenue.
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Chicago
Virginia Brooks
Bammond
Charlea
Whelburne
Chicago Tribung Ma
Washburne
Barry Avenue
A. Eugene Bartett
Church of the Hedeemer
Washington Boulevard
Firebug to Prison in New York Art Scandal
Soax Kreinberg, once with Netrall, was sentenced to a lengthy prison term on Wednesday after pleading guilty to an indictment. The case centers on alleged firebug activities connected to New York art theft schemes and a broader criminal network.
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Firebug
New York
Art
Five Die in Riverboat Tug Collision Near York
Five men drowned when the tug Thomas F. O Brien towing three loaded boats became entangled and sank in the river near York on April 4. Rescue and investigation followed as crews searched the waters and identified the victims among the crews and laborers aboard the craft.
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Boat River
York
Thomas F. O Brien
Turktei Cruiser Sinks in Adrialfe Near Charytay
A Greek transport vessel named Turktei Cruiser Binks sank near Charytay in the Adrialfe region while the crew, including a rescued Hindeean from Joe Asia Minor, faced peril. The incident disrupted Athens based operations and prompted rescue efforts.
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Binks Transport
Athens
Greece
Angyp
Hamidlen
Weareyer Jeene
Adrialfe
Joe
Asia Minor
Wyluth mayor elected by five votes
Prince narrowly wins Duluth area mayoral race by five votes according to preliminary results. Officials report a close contest with the final tally pending verification.
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Duluth
Agri Bn
Prince
Ely
Somplela
Urna
New 6000 HP Engine to Boost WL Extenotcones Service
Des Moines reports WL Extenotcones will spend about 200000 this spring and summer on the power house at Froxier and its substations to boost service. One 6000 horsepower turbine will be installed and an electric system part has arrived. Work to extend machinery continues and will reach Lehigh and Kano as new lines are acquired. The company plans stronger connections to Ankeny, Piexler and Ogden and to extend towns with light and power for faster train carrying capacity.
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Des Moines
Une
Port Dodge
Des Mothes & Souther
Froxier
Thor Electricen
Lehigh
Kano
Comlpany
Ankeny
Piexler
Ogden
Attempted arson endangers three in one week at local building
Fragmentary report notes repeated arson tries on a building on Usuiell Blitts and nearby structures. Descriptions are unclear but allege dangerous incidents on multiple floors with rooms pressed and heated. Authorities investigate pattern with signs of fire damage and soaked materials found.
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Inez
Hunting New Suspects in Tragedy Investigation
Authorities search for witnesses and suspects connected to a fatal incident in Chirinda. Police seek information about a group linked to the death of Mek Alle and potential involvement of party members. Witnesses may provide insight into the events surrounding the tragedy.
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Chirinda
Tito
Mek
Palatera Sirike Feared in Sioux City Labor Push
Palatera forces mobile to wage debate in Sioux City amid talks of open and closed shop stances. Leaders report a pay rise to 87 percent, but fears linger of a broader strike if open shop pressures intensify. Protests focus on the pace of wage gains and worker solidarity.
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Sioux City
Rioters Shot In Auburn Rope Plant Clash
In Auburn New York on Friday April six attackers from a mob of about 300 assaulted the Coltman Rope Company plant. Four of the six shot died, police moved to quell the riot as striking workers and foreigners clashed. An orderly arrest attempt escalated into gunfire prompting Mayer O Neill to call back the crowd, several injured in the ensuing chaos.
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Auburn
N.Y
Atria
Folloe
Coltmian Rope Company
Mayer O'Neill
Neo
Wan
Cisler Halt
Iu Ofeed
Nevada firm reshuffles assets amid power plant bid
Hampton Utility de Sotw of Nevada along with M. A. Hurvleow and V4. 1 Coushlan of Water loo sought the electric water and power plant at Wimpteo but secured a quiet title and moved the Nevada gant to the new materials at Cedar Handa. The new company has ordered much ointment.
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Hampton Utility de Sotw
Nevada
M. A. Hurvleow
Coushlan
Waterloo
Wimpteo
Hig
Cedar Handa
Neve Compans
Grinnell Glets li Tour by Mrs Glen Club
A local club announces a ten city tour including Mareugo Davenport Wyo Magnakela and Cros region stops. Members travel by the Saskateh ewan chartered car for the trek with a focus on community events and outreach.
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Grinnell Glets
Ghuvett
Mrs Glen Club
Mareugo
Davenport
Wyo
Magnakela
Tndeprudence
Cros
Feroy
Charles Cliy
Cedar Enlis
Phexinla
Saskatehewan
Pioneer Conductor Dies Despite Long Service in Iowa
Obituary notes the death of Nie Sonedlokrieks a famed conductor on the North Western railroad in Iowa. He spent about thirty years in the DAbHORBOr KerelD era and was a widely known figure in Mason City and Winenn Minnesota.
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Mason City
Sonedlokrieks
Winenn
Min Noth
Iowa
Minnesotas
Zeppelin air cruiser incident reported by French authorities
A Zeppelina air cruiser was shot down on a military parade ground in Tuneville France. The craft, part of the Ned Croan sociory, was reported on April 6 with casualties and details released by French authorities.
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Winnipeg
Mai
Zeppelin Bnip
Tuneville
France
Nemillary
Tragic Fall From Stairs In New England Town
A woman from a small town in New England died after falling down stairs in her home. Authorities report a fatal incident involving a local family, with investigations ongoing to determine exact cause and contributing factors.
Prairie Fire Fatality In Major County Oklahoma
A family traveling in a rural area of Major County Oklahoma perished in a prairie fire on a Friday night. The nine year old and two adults were in a vehicle that became trapped as flames spread, leaving the lone survivor gravely injured and the scene under investigation.
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Prairie Fire
Talrview
Okla
Grane Toa Iie
Aweqi
Phursilay
Noraes
Alen Turner
Hoppin J. 1 Canseydy Wu Flubed By Volt Shock
Ambiguous report outlines a brief incident where Hoppin J and Canseydy Wu were affected by a high voltage event at an Osten Myne venue. Details are garbled but imply a safety incident during a work shift with unclear outcomes and names.
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Mit
Hoppin—J
Canseydy
Yqua
Alec vArbrlty
New School at Bagby Listed in Aggressive Plan
Fragmented OCR note mentions Bagby and a new school project with a timetable and Sunday considerations. It references a proposed plan, an aviary, and opposition by Wake Field and Al against the plan, with unclear specifics about location and authorities.
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Bagby
Etloy
Selina
New Theater at Dentaon and German Opera Rector Controversy
The article describes a new theater opening in Dentaon and a dispute over German opera leadership. Hoyye POKIBANY Ney Colmialne Haned a Chanel Mota outlines a plan for Tow totaling 50 08 theder Luling here with unclear details and names.
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Dentaon
We German Opera
Hoyye Pokibany Ney Colmialne
Tornado tolls 140 as funds approved for recovery work
A storm disaster report notes 140 deaths and 2,660 injuries across multiple counties. Officials authorize a 4.0 million dollar fund to support tornado recovery efforts and rebuild measures, with new legislative actions introduced to streamline relief.
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Olina
Ojala
Collot Gripova
rehullMie
AMIE
Uongtia Cality
W O W State Convention Report Sparks Local Recap
The jovial KN Recole address the W O W state convention in Mirington with more than 200 delegates attending. The report by W Golson notes a memorial total of 76,833 and cites national statistics over the past two years, while Blans City faced notable changes in the latest forecasts.
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Mirington
Ladien
United States
Blans City
Noating
In the Hands of Receiver Over Davennart-Thy Senne Co
A large midwest cooperative, Davennart Thy Senne county mer chitila company, has been placed in the hands of a receiver. The concerns include eight compored groups mostly of wealthy farmers with four large stacks of farm engagements, general forms, and a grocery department. Stock value is estimated at 60,000 and will be sold.
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Davennart
Thy Senne County Merchitila Company
Middle West
Hag
Thay
Army Captain Appointment Noted in Texas City Dispatch
Jowan Ia Army Chaptaia of Port Dodge-Phe Rav is honored by the Meet Captist church for a new appointment. Former President WH, TAC, and chaptaain of the Fourteenth cavalry, now stationed at Texas City, Texas, announces May 1 as the date Mr Urasted begins duties. He enters regular army service as a second lieutenant.
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Port Dodge
Alva J
Tac
An Chaptaain
Fourteenth Cavalry
Texas City
Tos
Tin Rey
Urasted
Rat Hontenan
Lake Chy Pastor Resigns from Presbyterian Church
Pastor of Lake Chy Presbyterian Church resigns with congregational meeting to formalize the change. Mr. Gainal takes charge for four years and will devote full time to Gaelfarron Manufacturing, where he is the proprietor.
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Lake Chy
Quio
Gainal Ban
Alxain
Gaelfarron Manufacturing
Hua
Carroll stockholders approve rebuild plan and capital increase
At a meeting of stockholders held at the Max Konic Temple, Carroll, the group voted to rebuild and raise capital from 35,000 to 50,090. They instructed the directors to proceed with the sale and to secure funding for a large incident previously damaged by fire.
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Carroll
Max Konic Temple
Dtrevlara
Million-dollar verdict in Minneota court awarded in train collision case
Jenkins, injured months ago when struck by a Minneapolis and St Louis train here, receives a damages award of 60,900 dollars. This verdict stands as the largest in the region’s recent history, stemming from the miner’s accident amid the engine’s failure to stop.
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Fifly
Daona We
Jenkins
Folleg
Artnard
Injured Man Rewarted Perry Dea Moines Lawsuit
De Moines resident Perry Thomas Quinn sues Simon Bomitull in Dallas County Court for 400 dollars alleging an incident near DeSoto. Quinn suffered injuries while riding a streetcar as Rowsell stick caused him to fall. Local figures including A E Cal and prominent lawyer Andims commented on the case.
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Perry
Thomas Quinn
Dea Moines
Dallas
Simon Bomitull
DeSoto
Quinn
Dex Molnes
Rowsell
Eldara Club Women Work for Healthier Club
Members of the Eldara club are pushing improvements to health and welfare. Women vow to pursue better fitness, morale, and community spirit through organized activities and support.
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Eldara
Eldoray
Eleanor
Rowland Cathe Men Placed in April Miracle Event
A garbled notice mentions Rowland, a manager, and an event at St Mary’s on April 10. It references a public gathering or performance with possible religious or community significance led by a organizer named Rowland.
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Rowland Cathe
Rowland
Mracles
St. Mary'n Sauipas
Patient Injured By Leap Ends Shaky Day
Fragmentary report cites Mason Olly Samuel Tissara and i Gaeak as injured after a leap incident near Neomondia AVhihod TerimW Whtalewe in the Dorp fab Ve wallys arotive. Initial details indicate otter tnjueles were aie tahied.
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Mason Olly Samuel Tissara
I Gaeak
Neomondia
Otter
Presbytery Service at Ielanola Indiana
A church presbytery at Ielanola Indiana conducted by the Dow Motnes wlathel wiM angels the. Wirat Presbytenhn church of Indiavela Ape rH 8. The tew Victor 3. Tomeren of Hardin will give the opens norm.
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Indiangla
Wirat Presbytenhn Church of Indiavela
Victor
Tomeren
Hardin
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