River and Harbor Bill Passes with Broad Appropriations
The river and harbor bill passed the Senate without debate, authorizing about 70 million dollars. The House moved ahead with the Military Academy Appropriation Bill, funding West Point improvements totaling 6.5 million dollars with over 1 million set for prior items. Debates touched on the race question and neutrality-law issues tied to mules and horses sent to South Africa.
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Washington
Commerce Commission
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Milittary Academy
West Point
Military Academy
Gilbert
Kentucky
Democrats Endorse Single Philippine Civil Government Measure
A House caucus considered four Philippine civil government bills and adopted Rep. Jones’s resolution urging reconciliation into one bill for both chambers. Republicans favor a temporary civil government, while Democrats push for eventual independence with a July 4, 1911 deadline. Speakers Jones Williams and Goines backed the reconciliation push.
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Virginia
Congress
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Islands
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Wisconsin
Goines
Tennessee
Democratic State Committee Plans Meeting
The Democratic state committee will meet Wednesday to elect a chairman. Representative William Te Creysy of Cutuham has no opposition for reelection. An executive committee will fix dues and dates for a forthcoming meeting. A vote likely by June 85.
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Hacelburg
Democratic Ature Committee
WIM
Wednorliy
Willhiind Te Creysy
Cutuwhm
Morgan’s Underground Scheme Victimizes London Unveiled
London reports reveal Morgan plans a vast underground burning fire to power a new system amid an inquiry by the Jordan Committee. Dawking of the Morgan firm is set to testify tomorrow regarding the alleged transport of energy and the damning support alleged for the project.
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Agsaolatideos
London
Morgan
Charles 1 Yorkups
Clinton EF. Dawking
Morgan Tir
Lliowee
Lliowee of Jordy
Favan
Mongin
Selumita Fails To Unite War Sinker Committees
Exclusive wire report says Mgroy Selumita tried today to unite Tallway war sinkers and objects, but Tillis people refused to meet the committee. He will press on to rally the OPlHiog force Felew.
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San Francisin
Mgroy Selumita
Incoming and Arrivals Report from Arwoulutud Pres
By Eaclifive Wire from The Arwoulutud Pres New York April 9 Arrived Steamer Zees land Antwerp Obreured Steuer Mabwer Wie Who de Giome Bremen Plymouth Cherbourg Gibraltar Arrived Steamer Trave New York Napoli aus dienes Merv hal bed ot ow Rhotn li
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New York
Zeesland
Antwerp
Steuer Mabwer
Bremen
Plymouth
Mrs Antoranum Dies In Self Inflicted Fire
Exclusive wire reports Mrs Abraham Antoranum of Wauflegan, Ti h, saturated her garments with kerosene and set them alight while her husband slept. He broke free from a locked room to help, burning himself severely. The death followed a quarrel between the couple.
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Chicago
Abraham Antoranum
Wauflegan
Tih
Antoranum
Supreme Court Grants Washington Leave in Antitrust Suit
The United States Supreme Court granted Washington leave to file an original bill for an injunction against the Great Northern Railway the Northern Pacific Railway and the Northern Securities Company. Subpoenas will be issued for the October term. The actions include United States v Northern Securities Minnesota v Northern Securities State of Washington v Northern Securities and Peter Power v Northern Pacific.
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United States Supreme Court
Great Northern Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securties Company
Fuller
Louisiana
Texas
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Securities Company
United States
State of Washington
The
Peter Power
Tragedy of Seven Found Dead in Tenement
Exclusive AP report from Chicago details seven members of James Butler’s family killed in a crowded State Street tenement. Police weigh murder or self-inflicted poison amid signs of despondency over poverty. Butler, an upholsterer, was found clothed while others lay partly undressed. he reportedly threatened his relatives and himself before death.
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Chicago
State Street
James Butler
Butler
Dionicies
State department lists corporate capital figures in terse record
Report from Harceberg via Radiuive Wire shows the state department presenting a roster of corporations and their capitals. Entries include The Hochester Cut Glues company with 500, The Keystone Laval company Scruntony with 00, and The Mowad Brick company with 5 000.
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Harceberg
Apel
State Department
Hochester Cut “Glues Company
Mecheater
Capital
Adams County Convention Names Delegates to State Meeting
Exclusive wire from Cotveburg Ve April 21 reports Captain Janis Merah and Plurver A Scott chosen as Adams County delegates to the state convention. They arrived without instructions and indicated belief in Senator Quay’s favor.
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Cotveburg
Adams County
Ore
Janis Merah
Plurver A. Scott
Quay
Death of Mrs Hargreaves Leads to Arrest of Husband
Mrs. John A. Hargreaves, 46, was found dead in her Traverse City bedroom with head injuries and marks on the throat. Her husband reports a struggle and was arrested after authorities ruled death caused by violence by unknown hands. The coroner's jury ordered an inquest as blood spatter appeared on walls and bedding.
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Associated Pres
Detroit
Traverse City
Sage
John A. Hargreaves
Hibereaves Saya
Hargreaves
Senator Dietrich Proposes Cuba Trade Pact
Senator Dietrich introduces a bill to authorize a reciprocal trade agreement with Cuba once its permanent government is established. The United States would pay Cuba a share of import duties for five years, with quarterly payments based on duties collected, and Cuba would in turn grant favorable duties to U S articles. The pact could be terminated by mutual consent with notice.
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Washington
Dietrich
Cuba
United States
Illness of Dutch Queen Reported Satisfactory
A physicians bulletin from The Associated Press notes Queen Wilhelmina's condition is satisfactory after a quiet night. The bulletin from Castle Loo says she slept part of the night and received nourishment as doctors monitor her illness with cautious optimism.
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Castlefous
Castle Loo
Wilhelmina
Bubonic Plague Report From Sydney Curbs Public Fear
An exclusive AP dispatch from Sydney reports a bubonic plague outbreak among small rural communities in the valley region. Authorities urge calm as protective measures and public health advisories are issued to limit spread and inform residents.
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Sydney
Verdict Upheld in Damages Suit Over Alienation Claims
The Associated Prose reports the jury verdict favoring Mra Klinabed G Meading against Aires Aid Cur stands. The ruling follows appeals to the Supreme Court, with the lower court affirmed as within authority per the majority opinion.
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Philadelphia
Mra
Klinabed G
Aires
Mie
Mediling
I Jun Bowen
Susteme
Sullivan County GOP Chooses Uninstructed Delegates
Exclusive Wie report from Laporte Pennsylvania notes Sullivan County Republican convention selecting William Shoemaker of Laporte as delegate to the state convention. Shoemaker chairs the county committee and is listed as uninstructed. Conferees for the quinquennial conference were also chosen, all uninstructed.
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Sullivan County
Love
William Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Phox
Methodist Conference appoints changes at Scranton churches
At 6 pm Bishop Merrill announced year appointments after a heated session. In Scranton W G Simpson moves to Athens and Co A Benjamin to Asbury church. M D Fuller succeeds G C Lyman at Court Street church. The conference discussed reducing districts to five but postponed the decision for another year.
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Asbury Church
M. D. Fuller
G. C. Lyman
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Waverly
Merrill
Scranton
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Athens
Owego
Co. A. Benjamin
Hey
M. Od. Fuller
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Court Street
Br. Wright
J. L. Race
SS. JT. Austin
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C. B. Personeus
Alexander
J. R. Adien
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H. G. Blair
J. D. Bloodgood
A. G. Bloomfield
T. Burgess
B. B. Carruth
G. M. Chamberlain
J. Cole
Evans
Gil
S. Henman
A. F. Eheding
Jewell
N. J. Hawley
W. J. Judd
G. W. Leach
A. W. Loomis
J. Madison
Pr. M. Mott
J. V. Newell
D. Personeus
L. Rice
P. J. Ruckman
FE. Sibley
Santee
Southworth
C. Sweet
Y. CC. Smith
G. Stevens
W.W. Ladd
P. Mh. Tower
J. Underwood
Walworth
J. L. Wells
T. A. Wild
F. Wright
Hw, Wood
W. R. Netherton
Knapp backs stricter law to prosecute carrier rebates
President Knapp and associates of the Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to amend the act to curb rate cutting and rebates. He supported targeting carriers and profit makers above local managers, and suggested including shippers with guilty knowledge in prosecutions.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Commercce Commission
Knupp
Corporation Courriers
City of Pittsburg disaster death toll unchanged after two days
After two days of searching the burned steamer City of Pittsburg, the death toll remains 1445 aboard at the time of the fire. About half are still missing with little hope tonight. Searches are hindered by heat in the hull and swift current as coroner details with Captain Doss and Miss Mario Tissim are discussed. Victims hailed from across the Ohio valley, leaving widespread bereavement from Pittsburg toward the Mississippi.
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Cairo
City
Pittsburg
Sylvester Doss
Mario Tissim
Phillips
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Will Rose opens in Philadelphia on two week run
Mr Lederer presents The Will Rose a new musical comedy at Prank Howe Jr Garrick theater with two acts including a gy pay camp and a German military cafe. George W Dederer Harry B Smith and Ludwig Englinder credited for book and muse with Edwin Foy leading the company and Irene Bentlyhoe in a leading role for the opening night April 21 Philadelphia.
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Will Rose
George W. Dederer
Prank Howe, Jr
Garrick Theater
New York
Broadway
Harry B. Smith
George W. Hobart
Ludwig Englinder
Edwin Foy
Irene Bentlyhoe
Hanna Calls Committee Meeting On Coal Strike
New York April 27 Senator Hanna issued a call for a meeting of the federation’s executive committee to be held in the city next Saturday to discuss the dispute between anthracite miners and operators. The date set aims to review possible strike actions pending settlement by the federation.
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New York
Senatory Hanna
Elitc Federation
Elvie Federation
Trust accepts Rhode’s plan to send youths to Oxford
The executors are informed that the royal approval allows sending young Germans to Oxford University. Details are scarce due to garbled text, but theExclusive wire notes a formal selection process and royal assent governing the placement of select youths to study abroad under royal supervision.
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Associated
Rese
Howlin, Apell Stele
Hiak Bape Willivna
Ceol
Fitzsimmons Confers On Future Bouts With Jeffries
The report quotes Fitzsimmons asking Jeffries to choose terms and location for a future bout. He telegrammed Jeffries to decide the date and conditions, suggesting a bid of 5000 and asking for Jeffries preference so they can proceed promptly.
Cholera Toll Rises as Manila Reports New Cases
The Manila cholera tally climbs with fresh cases recorded today. Officials urge caution and continued sanitary measures as health teams monitor the outbreak.
Luzerne Looms Up as Waires Waterloo
In a fierce county contest Attorney General John P. Elkin won the Third district by two votes and secured delegates to the state convention. Evan R. Morgan defeated anti-machine candidate Rep. William Mahon for renomination, while James G. Harvey was nominated for the Fourth Legislative district in Luzerne.
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Wilkes-Barre
John P. Elkin
William Mahon
Anti-Machine
Organization
Evan R. Morgan
Elkin
Watres
Sol Bacharach
Lee Holcomb
Jerry Hoover
D. W. Dodson
Richard Lewis
James Edwards
James Turner
Morgan
W. H. Palmer
Pennsylvania
Hrzleton
James G. Harvey
Hazleton
Luzerne
John Gernheard
John Edmunds
Dlifton
Talmage Will Leaves Estate Over Three Hundred Thousand
Washington April 21 The will of the late Rev T De Witt Talmage filed for probate shows an estate valued at more than 300000 with about 250000 in personal property including secured notes U S bonds bank cash furniture and effects Real estate totals about 350000 comprising his house at 100 Massachusetts avenue Washington and properties in Brooklyn and Hampton Roads The Washington Loan and Trust Company named executor and petitions to probate filed Widow receives a third and the rest goes equally to his children and descendants Names Mrs Eleanor A M Talmage Mrs Jessie T Smith Mrs May Mangum Edith T Done Han Jennie Talmage Wyckoff and others are listed as heirs.
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T. de Witt Talmage Wals
United States
Massachusetts Avenue
Hammpton
Brooklyn
Washington Loan
Mre
AL. Talmage
Sie
T Smith
May Mangum
Mia
Edith TT
Done Han
Hlehiniwnd
Frank de Witt Tihouge
Chlonge
Jennie
Wyckoff
Cope Vincent
Wire Strike Sparks Disruption Across Tarenten
Reports say retaliation by strikers disrupted tele tools supply as workers faced dismissal threats. Officials warned that if shipments do not arrive within days, deliveries may halt nationwide and trigger further plant closures.
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Elewa
Former Posts Director Bethbow Granted Bail in Postal Feud Case
Exclusive wire from The Associated Prose reports Vetus GC Bethbow, former director of posts, released on bail after conviction proceedings on charges linked to postal feuds. The case centers on alleged misconduct within the postal system and related financial improprieties.
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Associated Prose
Slovena
Posts
Vetus GC
Bethbow
Wnder
Exclusion Bill Conference Opens In Washington
Conferees on the Chinese exclusion bill held their first conference and adjourned to meet tomorrow. Senate advocates pressed for acceptance of the senate substitute while house members showed no definite surrender. Leaders expect a conciliation plan to be reached at tomorrow's session.
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Senate
House
Columbia County Primaries Nominate Party slate
Columbia County Republican convention names slate for local and state offices. Associate judge and district attorney nominees listed along with county treasurer and commissioners. Day elected as delegate to the state con vention, with chairman Victorheted county as party leader.
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Woomeburn
Columbia Me
W. P. Eves
Yotua
AL OW
Day
War Vic
Striker Killed in Loom Mill Riot
New York April 21 John Weber, a striker at a midsize loom mill in Brooklyn, was shot by Michael Sashine, a weaver who joined the strikers. The assailant fired after jeers and a thrown stone, striking Weber fatally as midnight neared.
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New York
John Weber
Ellk Milla
Wielot
Michael Sashineon
Weber
Sashineon
Weather Forecast for Wallington and Surrounding Areas
Wallington on April 1 reports a forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday. Lusiorn Peon sylvania predicts fair and warmer conditions while Vanadiv expects fair skies and warmer air with fresh to brisk southerly winds.
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Lusiorn Peonsylvania
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