Pope Weak After Relapse As Pilgrims Pray
News from Rome reports Pope Pius IX showing improved condition after a relapse. The Vatican says his health is steadily ameliorating, though weak, with sisters visiting quietly and pilgrims praying below his window. In London dispatches, doctors insist there is no cause for anxiety. Also reported: Missouri governor vetoes Standard Oil continuation bill amid court decree and local unrest.
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Kinney Admits Accidental Killing of Captain Byrnes
Chicago man Frank Kinney admitted in court that a burglary gone wrong led to the February 2 killing of Captain Ralph Byrnes in Cleveland. Kinney testified that he and a partner entered the Byrnes home to burglarize it, were surprised by the couple, and a struggle ensued during which Kinney's revolver fired, killing Byrnes.
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Denial Issued by Suffragettes Over Anonymous Threat
In London on April 28 the militant suffragette movement denied responsibility for an anonymous letter threatening Justice Charles Lush, the judge who sentenced Mrs Pankhurst to three years in prison. The group’s secretary stated human life is sacred to them as much as before.
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Community Banquet Aims to Honor City Helpers in Indiana
A bi city committee plans a Sunday banquet in Say ensociates to raise about 800 dollars for Dwaguet convicts at the state reformatory, recognizing services to the city. The event promises 1609 pounds of cake ice cream, oranges, and candy, with local women baking 450 pies in support.
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Progressive party drafting bills in Washington caucus
The national Progressive committee in Washington meets to draft bills and outline reforms. Walter Weyl Dean Lewin and others discuss measures to advance the party platform. The committee begins immediate drafting with bills to be introduced at a later date.
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West Virginia Senator Introduces Minimum Wage Plan
Washington April 9 a minimum wage of 4 per week for all women and girls employed in work that goes into interstate commerce and a provision against the employment of girls under fifteen years of age are proposed in a bill introduced today by Senator Chilton of West Virginia. The $9 minimum would apply to all women employed in transportation telegraph and interstate service and to women employed in manufacturing establishments whose products are shipped in interstate commerce.
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Chilton
West Virgina
Mount Clare Tidbits From April Events and School Update
Mount Clare reports a marriage on Saturday tying Miss Altan Hall of Gratton to an unnamed groom, with plans to reside locally. Mr Kelley and Mrs Gow ers connected in a ceremony at Mrs Quillen Gower's home. The Mount Clare graded school extended the term past Friday except for the principal’s room, Elliott, to recover lost time.
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Berry Critically Ill in St Marys Hospital
George W. Berry of Wyatt lies critically ill in St Marys hospital with fears of nonrecovery.
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Special Session Called in New Jersey for Jury Reform
Governor Plelcher announced a special session of the legislature to meet in May to consider the jury reform bill. The measure, backed by Bererony Wilson, stalled during the regular assembly session.
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Miners Swayed by UMWA Messengers in New River District
United Mine Workers of America with national board member Thomas Haggerty from Pennsylvania are in the New River district advising miners to stay at work. Operators claim radicals have appeared in several mining communities, influencing attitudes.
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National Board
Thomas Haggerty
Pennsylvania
New River District
Mount Zion Baptist Sewing Circle Held Meeting
The Mount Zion Baptist Sewing Circle met, called to order by president Ausk Daley Andrews at Mrs. Robert Barry’s Piankkiimick residence. Amanda Truman was introduced as a member. Refreshments followed as the group discussed ongoing sewing business.
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Piankkiimick Mines
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