Senate Rejects Amendments In Panama Canal Treaty Session
Washington March 17 The senate spent six hours in executive session evaluating amendments to the Panama canal treaty as it prepared for a final vote today Democrats pressed for U S initiative on canal defense while Republicans argued the treaty terms already safeguard U S interests A substitute defend of the canal under Colombia sparked a test vote resulting in 24 46 against the amendment Final passage expected with amendments largely rejected and strong support from many Democrats.
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Against Arbitration Plan Faces Senate Hearing
In Albany on March 13 President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor opposed Senator Lewis's compulsory arbitration bill for public service utilities and employees. He warned the measure would outlaw peaceful citizens, curb strikes, and fail to curb collective action. The report notes epidemics and local civic actions alongside a bowling record and a quip on advertising.
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Judge Overrules New Trial for Mrs Gallaugher in Murder Perjury Case
In Waterloo city, Judge Byington denied a new trial for Mrs. Fred Gallaugher and sentenced her to fifteen years in the penitentiary. Her attorney vowed an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court and bonding efforts. The case stems from alleged intimacy with Charles Holada linked to the murder plot, though Gallaugher was acquitted of murder and later charged with perjury. Holada was convicted on his own confession and sentenced to terms. the jury found Gallaugher lied about their relationship but not proven guilty of murder.
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President Roosevelt to tour Iowa with stops and speech
President Roosevelt will visit Des Moines April 28 2 pm spending about two hours including a speech and city tour. He arrives from Omaha and will stop briefly at Clarinda Osceola and Van Wert then continues to Oskaloosa Ottumwa and Keokuk before returning via Denison Mort Dodge and Dubuque. Western trip includes Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Nebraska Montana Wyoming before Yellowstone Park. Ovation for Henderson in Dubuque with a grand reception and heartfelt remarks from locals.
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Three Drake University Buildings Planned at Over 100000
Des Moines reports three new campus buildings to cost more than 100000 this year. A music building 20000 to 25000, a medical building at least 30000, and a gymnasium about 30000 are planned with Drake providing half the funds for the medical and gym projects. Plans by Smith & Gage for the conservatory have been approved and specifications ordered.
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Shooting at Bloomfield Ends in Jail and Ambiguous Wound
Bloomfield reports William Dickerson shot Mason Murphy twice and Dickerson being jailed after the incident. In Iowa City, Jacob Bruin, a pioneer, died by self-inflicted blast from a loaded gun and iron file, after placing the barrel to the stove and kneeling. Bruin, about 65, left a large family.
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Iowa City
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Jie
Bram
Loser and Moore Guilty in Foot Race Swindle Case
Leon Loser and id Moore were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud by false pretenses in a bold Webb City foot race swindle. Sentencing by Judge Thornell set for Friday to a term under three years in the state penitentiary at Mort Madison. Moore, a local gambler figure, and Loser, linked to famed race schemes, faced new appeals after defense requests for a new trial were denied.
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Waverly
Ben Salinger
Carroll
Supreme Court
Dallas
Disappointed in love William Warner shoots self
William Warner a 19 year old youth from Atlantic attempted suicide at a party at Ray Stowe a pistol shot to the head. He was conscious after being moved home and told Sheriff Marshall he acted from despondency over unreturned affections to Haddie Linke. A note found in his pocket warned of funeral attendance. Doctors fear for his life.
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Ray Stowe
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Central Flyer Wreck Near Pomeroy Mills Passengers Safe
Twenty five passengers on a Central flyer chair car between Sioux City and Fort Dodge escaped serious harm after a switch point failed near Pomeroy. The chair car and sleeper derailed, the chair car tossed from the rails while the sleeper stayed on track. Injuries included Miss Ja Watson and Mrs A H Peterson of Fort Dodge, an unidentified Rockford woman, W D Hunt of St Louis, and J T Perry of New York with various cuts and bruises. The train was bound for Fort Dodge and halted in Pomeroy at about 11 o clock after travelling at forty five miles per hour.
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St. Louis
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Interurban Express Begins Service in Des Moines Area
Des Moines is launching an interurban express with routes to Colfax Mitchellville Altoona Norwoodville Des Moines Valley Junction and the Army Post. One daily trip to Junction and Army Post, two trips to the other towns. President H H Polk says the service will aid business and farmers loading milk along the line. The new car is designed for express use and features two large doors and a passenger compartment.
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Senate Approves Canal Treaty After Long Fight
Washington, March 18. The Senate ratified the Colombia canal treaty by a 73 to 5 vote in executive session ending a long struggle. Senator Money offered a noninterference substitute, while Senator Daniel pressed an additional approval condition. Senator Morgan opposed the measure but did not force further amendments, and the final roll call stood 72 to 5 in favor. Glasgow, March 18. The Shamrock II launch revealed a bold, new design by Fife with a 20 foot fin. Sir Thomas Lipton commented that the race will test invention, with the best boat likely to win. Washington, March 18. Officials in Shanghai note flaws in Chinese authorities’ credentials that may hinder binding treaty action, prompting State Department consultation with Mr. Conger.
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Devastating Tuamotu Storm Kills Hundreds in January
A historic cyclone swept the Tuamotu archipelago causing extensive deaths and damage. Reports cite at least six hundred fatalities across several islands, with figures incomplete for smaller atolls. Survivors describe devastating tidal surges, wrecked villages, and families losing children and parents to the raging sea.
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May Settle Outside Thought Probable Powers and Venezuela
Washington reports indicate Venezuela may settle the dispute with Great Britain over payments tied to a $27.00 cash settlement and a $340,000 advance. Britain received a $17,500 payment. the Hague protocol and allied power participation remain unsettled as Castro weighs commitments. President Castro and allied representatives show no sign of immediate consent, while Bowen opposes forcing a tribunal at The Hague due to costs.
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Fairbanks Opposition Builds for Roosevelts Run
Richmond reports Republicans back from Washington expect Senator Fairbanks to announce candidacy soon and capture Southern delegates. A North Carolina Republican commits to backing Fairbanks against Roosevelt. Col. J Browning discusses Fairbanks growth in Virginia as Cleveland plans a Western trip. President Cleveland plans a western tour with first stop April 30 at dedication of St Lo grounds.
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