WRECKED Frisco Needs Ready Cash for Recovery
James N. Phelan, chairman of the Trunicipad financn committee, warns that financial demands on relief bodies are crushing. Banks remain closed, but expected cashing of large checks may ease some strain as city rebuilds. He calls for federal aid or credit to rehabilitate hospitals, orphanages, and charities, aiming to restore normal life within five years.
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Francisco
James N. Phelan
Trunicipad Financn Committee
Associated Press
Phelan Seeks Federal Bond Endorsement for San Francisco Recovery
At a meeting chaired by James D Phelan a plan was proposed to borrow money through federal legislation to back San Franciscos bonds for rebuilding after the fire. The government guarantee would allow borrowing at low interest to fund a fifty year mortgage on the citys best assets. The idea recalls mechanisms used to build railroads and Philippines infrastructure. The city continues its post disaster clearing house phase with calmer, more rational planning for the future.
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Nance Committee
General Committee
San Francisco
Phelan
Congress
United States
Central Pacffc
Union Pacific
Philippines
Islands
Thes
Jess
Tle
Indianapolis Sunday baseball games to continue despite crackdown
Indianapolis officials plan more Sunday games as the Indianapolis American Association disputes enforcement. Ruschaupt, owner, says authorities aim to curb Sunday play. all players except Burns report to the sheriff and are freed on bond. Next Minneapolis visit may bring manager arrest, with players spared. Fines expected for players who pledge not to play on Sundays.
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Indianapols Amerean Association
Ruschaupt
Lindey
Ru- Schaupt
Burns
Minneapolis
Kelly
Ex-Circuit Clerk Cooke Charged With Forgery and Conspiracy
Grand jury in Chicago returns thirty-one offenses against ex-Circuit Clerk Toho Ae Cooke including forgery, conspiracy to defraud $50,000, embezzlement of public funds and holding public records. Cooke appears to post $39,000 bond with Sureties Williat J. Moxley and John Dadle as Judge Honore accepts. He says he cannot plead guilty without perjury.
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Todio
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Toho
Ae Cooke
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Criminal Court
Williat J. Moxley
John Dadle
Moxley
Honore
Romeo and Juliet incident at Kalamazoo seminary
Prominent high school figures Tay Goolenow and Ford Monnich face possible guilty pleas on disorderly conduct linked to a Romeo and Juliet style incident at a Michigan seminary. Two coeds were humiliated by alleged peeping and a fire escape escapee luncheon mystery emerged as a girl confessed.
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Boya
Edgar An
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tay Goolenow
Ford Monnich
Michigan Seminary
John Gray
Baseball scores from Chicago to Toledo April results
Baseball scores listed for multiple leagues on April 2 and 3. Games include St Louis 0 Pittsburg 10, Brooklyn 0 Boston 4, New York 7 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0, St Louis 4 Chicago 2, and Cincinnati 11 Pittsburgh 6. American and Association games follow with various scores, detailing city matchups and outcomes across Philadelphia, St Louis, New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Minneapolis, and Milwaukee teams.
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Milwaukee
Paris Warns Labor Disturbance as May Day Looms
Paris reports Premier Sermentu warning to dis orderly elements as May Day nears. Government pledges firm enforcement of the law to ensure order and uninterrupted work, stressing peace as the path to prosperity. Military patrols and reinforcements appear. Champs de Mars hosts troops and the Tivol Vauxhall is requisitioned for military use.
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Revolutionary Party
City assured of light after gas workers avoid strike
Seven thousand workers at the municipal gas works voted against striking, easing fears of a blackout. A clash between strikers and nonstrikers led to a neb-atrizer shooting a striker in the abdomen and another losing an eye. Violence continued outside shops and along the Argenteuil bridge area after a bomb exploded Saturday, with officials labeling it an anarchist act and vowing firm order.
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Clemenceanu
No Educational Convention Called This Year
Boston April 20 J B Winehip editor of The Journal of Education reports a telegram from Chicago stating that the National Educational negociation executive committee has decided not to hold any convention this year. Washington April 30 Indies of All Souls Unitarian church raised funds for California earthquake victims by shining the shoes of male members.
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J. B. Winehip
Journal of Education
Chicago
National Educational Negociation
Washington
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All Souls' Unitarian Church
California
Colombia and Venezuela dispute over treaty nature in Caracas
In Caracas on April 30 Caracas, Venezuela and Colombia signed a pact to appoint ministers and a special mission to arrange a treaty of unification and frontier commerce. Colombia sent General Herrera as minister plenipotentiary, but Venezuela refused reception, insisting on a new representative as President Gomez has not yet formed a cabinet and President Castro has left politics, living at Las Teques.
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Colombia
Jose Ignavio Urmarta
Celowlda
Venezuela
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Colomebin
Benjamin Herrera
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Herrera
Kim
Gomez Ta
Castro
Las Teques
Longshoremen Strike Looms At Cleveland Docks
The Leader reports no understanding between the dole men and the Longshoremen's union is reached. A strike order is anticipated as the contract expires and dock operations may idle after Monday midnight. Workers plan to continue until a new contract is agreed.
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Cleveland
Spyn
Longwhoremen's Onion
Iowa Society New York hosts Waldorf event with speakers
The Iowa Society of New York hosted a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with about 200 attendees. General Grensidy M. Dodge presided as speakers including John Dillon ex supreme court judge of Town and Representative Hepburn spoke on topics such as early lawyers, Iowa women, and the land of God's favor.
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Iowa Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Grensidy M. Dodge
John ¥. Dillon
Supreme Court
John J. Taney
Ind
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Waller Ty Swith
Iowa
Imperial appointments and regional plans surface in reports
Reports indicate Emperor Nicholas will appoint Premier de Witte as president of the empire's council. A Kalamazoo bill enlarging the public building estate passes the senate. Berlin police say no extraordinary measures needed for May Day. Bankruptcy opened against Strauss-Samish machinery. Carnegie hosts Toronto club banquet, Gortsky sought Tremont Temple hire but was refused. Wisconsin University enrollment hits 3,573, largest in its history. A Behrimp suicide follows his wife’s thirteenth birth. Canada customs receipts for 1905 reach 373,407,000, up from 3804.
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Nicholas
de Witte
Council of the Empire
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St. Ovis Agaist the Wholesale Machinery Firey of Strauss-Samish. the New York
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Northwestern Volley
Naperville
Andrew Carnegie
Toronto
Maxim Gortky
Tremont Temple
Boston
University of Wisconsin
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Riet
Cana
Tough on Gov Hoch Kissed Mrs Stanley in Capitol Office
Topeka April 20 The public learned Governor Hoch tried to kiss Mrs WH Stanley wife of ex Governor Stoney in his private Capitol office last December Mrs Stanley resigned from the Board of Lady Visitors to state charitable institutions accusing Hoch of the incident Hoch said no intentional wrong was done J S Dean aided in suppressing the scandal and Hoch later apologized for the impulse The account comes from Mrs Stanley to friends and follows months of rumor in political circles
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Treatment Unwarranted Says Mrs Stanley After State Convention
Mrs Stanley speaks on alleged affair with Governor Hoch saying the story could not be suppressed and her long residence tests slander. Hoch denounces sensationalism and denies wrongdoing as Kansas GOP convention approaches amid speculation on Hoch's renomination. Also reports Crapsey trial in Batavia and the Thornapple dam logs flowing from Chippewa Falls.
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Hoch
Verdict in graft case sparks insanity scare at trial
The Milwaukee jury found Frank Schnitz guilty of extortion from supervisors in one of the graft cases. Schultz caused a disturbance, appearing to react to the verdict in a moment of apparent temporary insanity.
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Dowie 18 at Zion City arrival amid storm and rain
John Alexander Dowie re entered Zion City on a rainy Saturday amid a sparse procession of fewer than 100 followers. He reached Shiloh House in Chicago after a thunderous electrical storm as some adherents claimed prophesied omens of his return, while others mocked the spectacle. He spoke briefly of thanks and went to Shiloh House to be received by Mrs Dowie.
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Goll Found Guilty on 19 Counts in Bank Forgery Case
Henry G. Goll a former assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Milwaukee was found guilty by a United States district court jury on nineteen of thirty four counts. The verdict after eight hours involved forgery and misapplication of about $260000. Goll remained unmoved, awaits motion for new trial, and was remanded to custody as Judge Quarles instructed officers are responsible to the law.
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Henry G. Goll
First National Bank
United States District Court
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Attorneya
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Willian B. Rubin
Quarles
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Cincinnati Man Sues for Defamation Over Graft Inquiry
Suk for $10,000 damages filed by Ang heen Med for Sinon Krog against Yiunam VF. Putthof. The suit stems from the Dive committee investigation into alleged bridge companies. Putthoff alleges false testimony by Simeon Wrug about a deal that split bids among seventeen bidders, with $1,000 per bid.
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Cinciinati Architectural Tran Works
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LANDLORDS DENOUNCED IN RAMSEY HUNTINGDON MEETING
Nearly 1,100 tenants were sent notices to quit by landlords in Ramsey Huntingdon as James Kell urged workers to form a union to protect rights and secure land. He accused landlords of stripping tenants of strength by converting land to large-scale farms for millionaires, while workers faced unemployment and hardship. Nancy Stack defends herself in a cruelty case and claims remedies beyond whitecapping. Democratic campaign headquarters plan to keep Chicago offices open with Representative Ling of Missouri in charge. Iowa insurance inquiry commission meets to begin hearings in a few weeks.
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Trondon
Ramsey
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Alume
Nancy Stack
Hue
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Mane
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Missouri
Washington Gossip Cites Senators and Speakers in Light Drollery
Washington gossip recounts Senator Knox urged to quit smoking and a physician who finds him still puffing a cigar given by Senator Dalliver. It notes Speaker Cannon teased by a phone joke and a Philadelphia shipyard mishap injuring a Pennsylvania member. Quentin Roosevelt, age eleven, studies in Washington schools asking for gloves.
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