Warner Named Republican State Chairman Succeeds Mathews
W. P. Warner of Dakota City named Republican state chairman succeeding T. Mathews. The Nebraska delegation endorsed Warner for U S marshal, noting his clean politics and long service as state senator and lawyer. Born near Dakota City about 37 years ago, he has led Letton's supreme court campaign and chaired a senate committee on telephone and revenue issues.
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W. Ph. Warner
Dakota City
Republicah State Central Committee
United States
Nebpawkch
T. Mathews
Washington
Richards
Conistock
Nebraska
Jaya
Ema
Burkett and
Millard
Warner
Warher
Senate
Town
Attorney Baxter Asked to Resign as Nebraska U S Attorney
President Roosevelt directed Attorney General Moody to seek the resignation of Treviving W Baxter Nebraska United States attorney within days. The move follows objections by Nebraska lawmakers over Baxter handling of the Richards and Comstock case and ties to the broader Mathews removal.
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Roosevelt
Moody
Trving W. Baxter
United “States
Nebraska
Ani
Baxter
Trevanyon
Mathews
United States
Court Martial Boundaries in Naval Academy Hazing Case
Secretary Bonaparte finds he cannot dismiss, requiring court martial for cadets. Midshipmen Coffin and Vanderveer face hazing charges with Kimbrough. Attorney General Moody’s opinion confirms court martial as prerequisite to dismissal. Admiral Sands to proceed pending formal navy department opinion. Bonaparte seeks legislation to define on non retroactive terms.
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Bonaparte
Coffin
Vanderveer
Kimbrough
Moody
Academy
Admiral Sands
Navy Department
Revolt in Russia Triggers General Strike and Martial Powers
News reports a feared uprising in Russia with widespread arrests and a general strike declared by workmen and leagues. Provincial authorities are empowered to impose siege and martial law to crush the revolutionaries, raising concern of widespread tyranny by old regime officials.
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Economic Society
Professor Milukoff
Workmen's Council
League of Leagues
St. Petersburg
Reed Smoot Faces Senate Vote Over Polygamy Allegations
Senate privileges and elections committee prepares a majority report declaring Reed Smoot a polyga mous Mormon in a criminal organization. Chairman Burrows and other members denounce polygamy as a crime and predict Smoot's seat will be declared vacant.
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Senate
Reed Smoot
United States
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Ann
Burrows
Michigan
Committee On
New Mexico
Arizona
Smoot
Rowdies Terrorize Shanghai Amid International Naval Response
Cable reports rowdies in Shanghai as disturbances flare again. Armed guards patrol the city while authorities try to suppress unrest. US cruiser Baltimore will land troops, British cruiser Diadem sends 500 men ashore, and other warships are expected with German troops reportedly en route.
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State Department
Washington
Shanghai
United States
Baltimore
Diadem
Kixochau
Race death by own action misnomer debate at Chicago banquet
At a Chicago physicians club banquet W J Bodine disputed the idea of race death by own action. He argued alarm over birth rate is based on flawed statistics and many births go unregistered, skewing national figures. He cited up to 30 percent of births in major cities unregistered.
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Physicians' Club
Chicago
W. J. Bodine
America
Bank collapse shocks Chicago as three banks close
The Chicago National bank Home Savings bank and Equitable Trust in Chicago were declared insolvent after overnight meetings by the Chicago Clearing House association and federal officials. Depositors will be paid in full. a deficit of about 3 million was covered by other banks and pledges to cover any further shortfall. John R Walsh, linked to loans to railways and mining, faced scrutiny for the cascade.
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Chicago National Bank
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Chicago
Chicago Clearing, House Association
Ccasion
The
William B. Ridgely
John R. Walsh
Clearing House Association
Walsh
Chicago Clearing House Association
Forgan
First National Bank
Chicago National Bark
Al 1
Ireland
J. McNally
Western News. Company
Chicago Herald
Evening Post
Chicago Chronicle
Southern Indiana Railway
Bailey Seeks Senate Inquiry on Indicted Senators
In a Kansas Senate debate Mr. Bailey urged investigation into five senators indicted in the past decade on money related crimes. He argued the senate must prove it is not a place to earn money dishonestly and pressed to remove idle names from the roll until duties are assigned. He called for examining Mr. Burton’s seat and determining entitlement.
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Bailey
Senate
Kansas
Burton
Mathews Out For Good As Nebraska Marshal
National Committeeman R B Schneider and brother in law T L Mathews met with President Roosevelt to seek reinstatement as Nebraska marshal. The president declined and urged acceptance of the attorney general's recommendation. Mathews defended his actions before leaving Washington promising to return to Nebraska.
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National
R B. Schneider
Nebraska
T.L Mathews
Roosevelt
Senate appoints chairmanships. Burkett lands key posts
Standing committees for the senate were announced with all Republican senators receiving chairmanships except Burton of Kansas who asked to be excluded while charges against him are resolved. Burkett gained Indian depredations chair plus key spots on District of Columbia, Pacific railroads, pensions, geological survey, and woman suffrage. Millard named chairman of inter-oceanic canals with several district and standards assignments.
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Senate
Burton
Kansas
la‘ Follette
Wisconsin
Geary
Oregon
Nebraska
Burkett
Hemenway
House
District of Columbia
Millard
Garfield urges federal license or charter for permissible combinations
James R. Garfield, commissioner of corporations, argues penalties drive firms to new devices, calls industrial necessity the reason. He urges Congress to permit a reasonable combination via federal license or charter and defends the beef trial report, stressing public publicity aids reform and informed opinion.
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James R. Garfield
Corporations
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Garfield
Congress
Bureau
Senator Sorghum Weighs Reform and Personal Contribution
The exchange centers on reform efforts with Senator Sorghum defending his past actions. He replies that he has already done as much as most men to make reform necessary, framing his prior work as sufficient.
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Sorghum
Empress Dowager of China Remains Central Figure in History
The piece recounts the Empress Dowager’s rise from slavery at age eleven to imperial power. It praises her leadership and compares her sterling qualities to a breakfast product, then admonishes marrying for money.
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China
Pillsbury
Agony of Gore Hands Becomes Relief After Cuticura
Mrs Minnie Brew of Roxbury Massachusetts suffered cracked sore hands that made daily chores impossible. After two doctors failed she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports complete recovery.
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Minnie. Brew
Dana St
Roxbury
Mass
Mull's Grape Tonic Aimed at Constipation Cure
An advertorial piece touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a cure for constipation and related disorders. It describes constipation as a root cause of many illnesses and claims the tonic, a grape juice compound, strengthens intestines without harsh physics. A free bottle offer and drugstore availability are noted.
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Mull
Mull's Grape Tomb.Co
Third Ave
Rock Island
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W. P. War
U. & Marshal
U. S
Russia
Clon
Comstock
INI
Commissioner of Corporations
Cuthura
Stameen
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