Washington Notes on Cens us Budget and Tobacco Duties
Senator Guggenheim proposed an amendment to the census appropriation bill to provide 5000 for the president’s traveling expenses in 1910. A Senate resolution seeks state department information on tobacco imports from the United States and related duties and asks if government any monopoly of tobacco exists. Senator Carter introduced the resolution regarding tobacco, while Minnesota members oppose Representative Seth’s plan to rebate duties on wheat shipped through Canada and other countries until the Patten copper plan is ended, deeming it dangerous and ineffective.
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Washington
Guggenheim
Secretary of State
United States
Senate
Carter
Representive Seth
Agriculineal Conultiye
Canada
Minnesota
Diverse notices of deaths and events from overseas
Beaton native H Percival Dodge plans a minister for Moroces. Miss Ethel Hart of Washington Pa dies in Boulder Colo on eve of wedding. G C Thomas, art collector and churchman, dead in Philadelphia. Ana, son of Whon, elected Apache chief to succeed Geronimo. war department approval pending. Monument to Henry Chadwick unveiled in Brooklyn with Ebbets presiding. Numerous casualties from fires, drownings, and train crashes reported. Robberies, political moves, and international notes fill the rest of the page.
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H. Percival Dodge
Beaton
Salvador
Bent
Moroces
Gulnmere
Ethel Hart
Washington
Boulder
Colo
W. H. Ferguson
Denver
Hart
Colorado
G. C. Thomas
Mander
Philadelphia
Jay Cooke
Drexel Parking
Ana
Whon
Geronimo
War Department
Castro Rants at United States in Paris Return
Former Venezuelan president Castro, deposed leader, arrived in Paris from St Nazaire aboard Versaiflex. He walked from the station supported, denouncing the United States and defending Europe against U S influence. He said he does not seek Venezuela’s presidency again and aims to attend to personal affairs until health allows further action.
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Cipriimo Castro
Venesuela
International Guthin
St. Nazalie
Versaiflex
Lwo Allidanta
Venegietin
Paris
United
Sam
United Sutes
Europe
America
Senor Castro
Panama
Castro
Venezuela
Republic
Diocletian
Peance
Fallluves
Fort de France
Mercer Kidnapping Suspect Boyle Recovers in Jail Ward
Mercer county authorities contend Whitla kidnapper Boyle attempted suicide to avoid capture and an outside rescue plan failed as guards continued vigilance. A ladder was found at a cell window and a letter to Sharon, Pennsylvania suggested escape efforts. Extra guards remain on duty as investigators pursue the case.
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Whitla
Mercer
Mercer County
Atrom Boyle
Boyle
Sharon
Melberty
Sheri Che
Patent Application Aims to Perfume Cigar Aroma
Mexico City April 25 Richard Sordo has applied to the federal government for a patent on a compound he claims can be sprinkled on the most inferior cigar to give it the aroma of the best Havana.
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Mexico City
Richard Sordo
Havana
Rescued From Mob After Riot Near Rockford
Charles F. Sunderholm was rescued from a mob during a riot in Rockford Illinois after visiting his separated wife at her home He shot at her but missed fatally and was not seriously harmed by the mob authorities intervened to save him from the crowd
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Rockford
Charles F. Sunderholm
Wide Hough
Youtley Only One to Suffer Indictment and Pardons
Gov Wil ron clears Goebel murder case while Youtsey stands sole survivor to suffer. Taylor and Finley express grave thanks for clemency as they seek exoneration in long running conspiracy story. Indictments against Knott County figures and others are recalled in wake of pardons.
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Youtsey
Wharton Golden
Knox
Colorado
Coe
Mes
St. Louis
W.H. Cullen
Owsley County
Henry B. Youtsey
Goebel
Beret
Caley
Powers
James B. Howard
Commonwealth
Howard
William
Taylor
William Goebel
Finley
Indianapolis
Charles Pinley
Puble
Ley
Kentucky
Indiana
Cole Younger Lectures On Chau tauqua Platform
Former bandit Cole Younger made his debut on the Chautauqua platform in Tula Oklahoma describing lessons from his past. He says his lectures comply with Minnesota parole terms and references his role in the Northfield bank robbery. In Sitka Alaska a large fur seal herd is moving south as hundreds of natives and Japanese poachers converge. no revenue cutters are present.
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Tula
Okla
Cole Younger
Jesse James
Sitka
Alaska
Gov Lilley Lies In State In Hartford Rotunda
Gov Lilley lay in state in the Hartford capitol rotunda from 1 PM yesterday to 9 PM last night with banks of floral tributes along the south portal.
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Gov. Lilley
Hartford
Conn
Gov Lilley
Widow Dies on Husband's Grave in Detroit
Detroit authorities report Mrs. Amy Wilkie aged thirty was found dead yesterday on her husband’s grave in Detroit Michigan. A carbolic acid bottle was found beside her body. The husband died last November.
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Detroit
Mich
Amy Wilkie
Sultans Forces Surrender In Constantinople After Siege
Constantinople falls to constitutional forces after a day of heavy fighting near the sultan palace. Casualties are reported as massive with tens of thousands killed in multiple districts as martial law and a state of siege spread.
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Constantinople
Satan
Villiz
Yesterdaly
Constitutionaliat
Kending
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Vilit
Ninei Bey
Sultan Abd Hamid
Suruyday
Ingare
Sehetket
Yildix
Beirut
Turkey
Adana
Skirts Catch in Machine At Duluth Laundry
Aenes Busge, a young Duluth Home laundry worker, had her skirts caught in a mangler. She was stripped of her clothing and sustained head and body bruises. She was rushed to a hospital in serious condition.
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Duluth
Aenes Busge
Girl Gets Job in Boston Escapade of a Child
Adele Rows, a fourteen year old daughter of Arthur Haus, vanished last Friday. She reappeared with her parents in New York, saying she wandered to see Boston and sought independence by working in a restaurant for $2.50 weekly plus board. Police traced a girl matching her description on a train between Boston and New York and she was returned home.
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Joan Wallace
New York
Agnes Wallace
Elizabeth Hummel
Pittsburg
Oggnogg
Charles McMillan
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Lems
Burghas
Alcona County Savings Bank
Harrisville
Ralph Pringle
Donald Boyd
Mount Vernon
Wash
Patrick McCoy
Seattle
Bow
Charles Colbert
Herbert
John Colbert
Joseph Sager
Celina
Toledo
Sager
Adele
Seach
Tors
Boston
Taft Starts Railroad Probe Lasting Nationwide Impact
Taft directs a sweeping federal investigation into railroad practices. An DOJ and Interstate Commerce Commission team will probe alleged cohabitations, unjust and discriminatory rates for freight and passenger service, and overall conduct harming regional welfare and development. Attorney General Wickersham and Wade Bliss coordinate with I C C official Lane and Utah complaints, with Taft guiding.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Wickerslam
Wade H. Bliss
Utah
Ellis
Commissioner Lane
Shot in Kentucky mountains ends brutal election clash
In Pike County Kentucky three men were severely beaten in an April primary fight. Anthony Taylor, a Republican worker, was shot three times and killed in Pikeville. Several arrests were made as the clash sparked fears of further violence in the mountaineous region.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Pikeville
Pike County
Anthony Taylor
Republi
Storm wrecks buildings in Texarkana region
A second storm of extraordinary severity with heavy rain and hail yesterday destroyed several small buildings in Texarkana and surrounding countryside. Crops and plantation cabins were damaged. The only reported casualty is Marshal Portfoy of Texarkana who was injured.
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Texarkana
Ark
Marshal Portfoy
Texackana
12000 Homeless in Lisbon After Earthquake
Official figures place 12,000 homeless in the wake of the Lisbon earthquake. Camps spread across the countryside as authorities struggle to provide aid and food amid worsening famine conditions.
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Lisbon
Seven Die in Submarine Explosion at Naples Port
Naples April 8 an explosion on a submarine boat yesterday killed seven men and injured several others. The blast was caused by belziné and the port was kept closed to prevent further explosions.
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Naples
Belziné
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Henry Chadwick
Wegrave
Brookyn
Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Joh Thaw Denniston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsbirg
John Timothy Stone
Brown Memorial Church
Bathmore
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Chicago
Stone
Mannington Glans Works Company
Mannington
W. Va
A. C. Fisher & Co
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New England
Aimer Lacy
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Potomac Riger
Georgetown
Grand Trunk
Grand Haven
Grand Rapids
Klefeld
P.M. Peterson
Ringsted
Marcy Hill
Utlea
N. Y
Danvers
Mags
Victor Durein
Peeton Traveller
West Norton
Merchants National Bank of Boston
Norton
Elizabeth Woods
Elkton
Sarah BE. Thompson
Saps Sto
Germany
Edward
Alexandra
Corfu
Russian War Office
Pavia
General Federation of Labor of France
Interparliamentary Union
Survnns
Ligeie
Brissels
Grand
Sergius
Yiglims
Moscow
San Francisco
Count Oultre W Abbars
Conailite
John DB. Spreckpela
Fomporor Nicholas
Lawrence Cannon
Montreal
Florida Senate
Marsenne Hat
Deception Island
M. M. Manasarian
Independent Religious Society of Chicago
Flower Hospital
Richard Garret Oakley
Southampton
Eng
Auditorium Annex
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Berlin
Herr, Ballin
France
Fallieres
Rty
Gov. Willson
Taylor and
Fineley
Homburn
Wilron Just Avenings
John Vowels
Caleb
Pow
Holkad Whitidker
Butler Cohnny
John Tavir
Loulay Me
Zach Steele
Ell County
Amder
Asiatic
Smelier
Alexandretta
Kennedy
Deurthul
Kessah
Alexandretia
Suediah
Djeba] Bersket
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