Week in Congress Sets Omnibus Public Building Bill
Senate plans a light week with debate on the Philippine government bill waning. Democrats Turner, Clay, and Simmons tipped to oppose. a Senator Hour may speak. House to introduce and push the omnibus public building bill with District of Columbia business, and advance agricultural, naval, and general deficiency appropriation bills.
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Associated
Mrcas
Washington
Senate
Philippine Committee
Messrs
Turner
Clay
Simmons
Cuba
Crogier
Philippines
House
District of Columbia
Congress
House Banking and Currency Bill Circulation Surges
The majority report on the house banking and currency bill is being circulated to 1,026,816 recipients including clergymen physicians lawyers teachers bankers newspapers manufacturers farmers. Chairman Fowler says the move aims to inform the public on what he calls the most vital financial reform before Americans.
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Washington
Fowler
Murder at Hazleton steps from church spurring arrest
In Freeland near the Greek Catholic church an assailant killed a man during a church event. George Brabthle was arrested. the accused, identified as Smith, allegedly entered the church, confronted a trustee, then fired a revolver wounding Chego dead. Police took Smith to the station amid uproar.
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Hasleton
Michael Chere
Freeland
Grewle Bastar
George Brabthle
Ayrest
Itta
Smith
Ila Hat
Whey
Cherko
Bhawkack
Chego
Clerka
Victims Identified in City of Piltabung Wheel Disaster
Exclusive wire reports from The Ambelated Press reveal four more victims of the Piltabung wheel collapse. One identified is Joseph Reilding, a Louisville striker engineer. The other three victims were Black men, two men and one woman.
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Ambelated
Calo
Piltabung
Joseph Reilding
Louisville
Coalition Hovers Over Queen Wilhelmina Says Solace Factory
Exclusive Wirerom reports from The Hague on April 7 stating bulletins from Cus He Loo confirm a coalition around Queen Wilhelmina and Milde continues to influence the salsa factory.
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Associated Proas
the Hague
Wiluel- Milde
Salsa Factory
Climax in Labor Row Expected at AFL Amalgamated Sessions
Exclusive dispatch from Wheeling describes the expected climax of a floor clash between Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association and Gompers of the AFL. Flynn plans to seek floor privilege to answer Shaffer charges, while reports note wage scale committee results and a split between ratification and constitutional objections. The convention aims to adjourn by Wednesday.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Shaaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Amagamated Association
T. H. Flynn
Federation
Ansewer
Shiffer
Shaffer
United States Steel Corporation
Operators and miners hold talks on settlement basis
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Mitch ell president of the Tin sted Mine Workers and three anthracite district presidents met in New York at the Ashland house. W H Truesdale of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad said miners are satisfied with current conditions and that a settlement may be possible. EE B Thomas of Erie Railroad declined to predict outcomes, likening it to tossing a penny. Separate committee meetings are planned to prepare for a joint conference at the Central Railroad of New Jersey on Tuesday.
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Associated Ptres
New York
Mitchell
Tinsted
Ashland House
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Truesdale
United Mine Workers
EE. B. Thomas
Erie Railroad Company
Central Thailroad
New Jersey
Local League Game Postponed by Weather and Fines
An Exeluive Wire report from Schenectady states the Schenectady league team and Montreal failed to play today due to weather and a ruling by Peace Predencks of Rotterdam. The incident led to a $5 fine for a neon dene ball formation during Sunday play.
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Schenectady
Montreal
Rotterdam
Fuehade
Fomins Wine
Schooner Barklow Founders Three Die In Lake Erie Storm
Exclusive AP report from Cleveland describes the sinking of the schooner Barklow from Marine City in a Lake Erie gale Saturday afternoon. Captain Jahn Robert Pardy, his wife, and stepson Alexander Storrs drowned. survivor Burke, of Port Huron, swam to safety after the ship keeled and sank with crew struggling in the rigging.
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Associated Press
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Plain Dealer
Fiundinsky
Barklow
Marine City
Meteo
PutelneAey
Jahn Robert Pardy
Alexander Storris
Talek Bukrke
Msi Bio
Port Huron
Sanducky
Todbey
Ylnee
Burke
Cand Morvis
Ex Secretary Morton Dead at Lake Forrest Home
Hon. Julius Sterling Morton former secretary of agriculture died at 4.40 in Lake Forrest at his son Mark Morton’s home after weeks of failing health. Funeral services planned for Lake Forrest Tuesday afternoon then Arbor Lodge Nebraska City with interment there. He was 81 years old.
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J. Sterling Morten
Lake Forrest
Mark Morton
Morton
Nebraska CK
Neb
Porrest
Beeen
Mr. Morton
Arbor Lodge
Nebrask City
Nebraska City
Washington
Julius Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Summiers
Tie
Jefferson County
New York
Michigan
Tnion College
Detroit Prep Press
Chicago Times
Belleville
Nebraska City News
Thomas B. Cuning
Uso
Hiis
Panty
Glynn
Nationalists Sweep French Election Defeat for Government
Paris reports a sweeping setback as Nationalists win key seats while ministerialists lose four. In Algiers M Dau Non loses by 900 votes. Re-balloting set for 29 ballots with heavy rain not dampening turnout.
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Chamber of Deputies
Algiers
M. Daunon
Count Bont de Castellane
Castellane
lisnes-Alpes
Seine
Bouthe
Ecliy
Republican Guard
Libre Parole
Gaulois
Rehoe de Paris
Vauris
MM. Millerand
Fire at Glens Falls Causes Half Million Dollar Loss
A large blaze in Glens Falls New York caused estimated property damage over a half million dollars. Welch Brothers clothing space and the Joseph Fowler Shirt and Collar company plant were destroyed with wind spreading flames to neighboring buildings. The Fowler plant loss puts about 800 workers out of work and 200 more temporarily unemployed.
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Glensalls
N. WY
Glens Falls
Thashly O
Welch Brothers
Glen Street
Joseph Fowler Shirt and Collar Company
Church Fire Damages Thirteenth Street Presbyterian
A defective electric wire caused a fire that heavily damaged the Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church in New York. Firefighters fought the blaze as the pastor and congregants evacuated the building. officials are investigating the cause and extent of the damage.
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Thirteenth Strest Presbyterian
New York
Schleys Welcome Home in Memphis Greeting
A crowd gathered at Union Station to welcome the Schleys home after their transport. Local officials planned a welcome at the station with anticipated public attention and celebrations.
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Schleys
Memphis
Deaths of a Day Wilthus Morne April
Death notice for Wilthus Morne dated April, with confusion in the text. Mentions a hospital stay in Philadelphia area and a canine-related incident. Unclear chronology and many garbled phrases hinder precise facts.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION TO MEET IN WASHINGTON CONGRESS
National congress of the Sons of the American Revolution is to assemble in Washington at the Willard hotel starting Wednesday. Delegates have begun arriving, led by President General Walter Seth Logan of New York. A Tuesday cemetery ceremony at Congressional is planned to place a marker on General George Clinton’s grave with a floral offering from the White House, no speeches.
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Washington
National Congress of
Lone of the
New Willard Hotel
Walter Seth Logan
New York
Congress
Congressional Cemetery
George Clinton
United States
White House
Quay and Elkin Rally Over Possible Sibley Nomination
A Pittsburg dispatch to the Press reports Senator Quay’s trip home after a day of influence attempts in Pittalning. Elkin also toured and attended a club banquet while Harrah praised Sibley as the nominée, though Quay’s exact plans remain unannounced. The balance of support hinges on state convention votes and delegate favors as Quay aims to shape the nomination.
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Pittsburg
Quay
Pittalning
Elkin
Americiy Club
Lila
Sibley
J. Tt. Harrah
Reaver
Senator Quay
Harral
Harrah
Hotel Duquesne
Anney
Lwil
Riots of Starving Peasants Hit Russian Provinces
An Exclusive A P report from St Petersburg says about eighteen thousand peasants join food protests in Poltava and Kherson regions. Disturbances spread as famine pushes peasants to seize seed corn from large estates, triggering military suppression and violent clashes.
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Petersburg
Poltavie
Nkhurkol
Aviaiters
Hussia
Wielwad Poltiaya
Troops Return From Cuba Arrive in New York
Reported arrival of troops returning from Cuba to New York under the responsibility of U S authorities. The article notes lengthy travel and processing at Fort Eihwn Allen and related posts before reaching their final destination in the Northeast region.
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New York
Whentina
Allen
Pheve de Aldoo
Wind storm devastates area causing deaths and rail derailment
The April wind storm near Vittsburg caused property damage and at least two confirmed deaths. The Baltimore and Ohio Columbia accommodation train wrecked near Port Perry after a freight car roof blew onto the track. An Italian worker died crushed by a derrick near McDonald. Reports from Rochester, Pon. cite another potential death. Telegraph and telephone lines were damaged, worsening linemen strikes while companies seek to resume work with police protection.
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Vittsburg
Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio
Port Perry
Edwards, Boeraw
Oae
Archblshop Corrigan improves as doctors report convalescence
Daily bulletin from Archbishop Corrigan’s physicians says condition is satisfactory and he is on a path to recovery. He has begun solid food and physicians expect a convalescence day tomorrow. Cardinals, priests, and crowds in New York offer prayers for his speedy recovery.
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Associated Press
New York
Corrigan
EH. L. Keyes
Prancia Delafield
Curley
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Father McAleer
Ber Prevent
Rone
Core Men Oo
Wweyos
Vielludl
Incomplete Wire Summary From The Norwtated Press
Fragmentary wire item lists multiple locations and ships with garbled names and places. The text mentions New York, Liverpool, Cherbourg and Southampton and several unclear names, making a coherent event unclear.
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Norwtated Press
New York
Aimu Super Ateivous
St. Louie
Southampton
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Wahutta
Tom
Beachfront Fire Destroys 2500 Feet on Staten Island Shore
A major blaze swept the South Beach area near Apell 22 in Ives New York tonight, destroying 2500 feet of shoreline structures. Estimated damages run around 10.06. The section remains closed while investigators assess the aftermath and determine the tenant status and reopening plans.
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Ives
New York
South Beach
Staten Igland
Jurrows
Pennsylvania Relays Record Run at Franklin Field
The eighth annual relay carnival at Franklin Field drew about 8,000 spectators as Harvard set a one mile mark of 4 21 2 6, Pennsylvania won the two mile in 8 04 4 5, Duffy equaled 4 seconds for 40 yards, Chicago high school boys posted 4 45, Gray set a pole vault record at 11 feet 8 inches, Yale took the four mile relay title sharing honors with Harvard and Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Red and Blue
Harvard
Manhattan
New York Athletic Club
Tean
Weters
Long
Burke Maid Lyons
Princeton
Duffy
Georgetown
Chicago
Washington Central High School
Gray
Magle
Chicago Star
Horton
Thia
Ulapp
Yale
Magee Akso
Wee
Mr. Cummings Improving
The condition of Congressman Amon J. Cummings is reported asishly improved this evening by inclusive wire from The Associated Press Halltimore April 97.
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Mr. Cummings
Preas
Halltimore
Congressan Amon J. Cummings
Elighly
Weather forecast for Monty and Tuesday in Eastern Pennsylvania
The forecast calls for fair conditions Monday and Tuesday with light north winds. Temperatures and other details are not specified in the text.
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Washington
Monty
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