Senate clash over Philippine Gardener probe
Heated Senate debate centers on Major Gardener's charges in the Philippines with Rep. Spooner Lodge and Foraker defending the army and Taft. Senators press for a full impartial inquiry while questioning bias and withholding testimony as the Philippine committee weighs sending Gardener to Washington for testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Spooner
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Cornelius Gardener
Philippine Islands
Philippine Committee
Chaffee
Gardener
Morgan
Pettus
Philippines
Tttee
Hoon
Philippine Commission
Garden
Hesal Fees Department
Gare
Mer
Rawlins
Arfener
WSI
Rachines
Utah
Sang
Rawlings
Major Gardener
Riley
Secretary of War
Rawkins
Culberson
Two Men Identified in Pennsylvania Mining District
One man named George H Moody of Hollister, about thirty five, carried a United Mine Workers card. The other man, about sixty five, bore a card with the name Wilbur H Miller and is believed to be from Herr's Island in Allegheny County Pennsylvania.
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George H. Moody
Hollister
Wilbur H. Miller
Herr’s Island
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Moody
United Mine Workers
No More Cabinet Changes in May 2 Report
John D. Long states no immediate cabinet changes, praising Secretary Hay and Secretary Root. He notes May has been successful and commends Root for his unusual ability and strong leadership. The comments reflect rumors about potential resignations but affirm continuity in the Cabinet.
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New York
John D. Long
Navy
Hay
Secreare Root Satin
May
State Department
Secreoare Root
Orce
Water cure torture outrages exposed before Senate Philippines panel
Boston veteran L E Hallock testified on the water cure used in Panay at Leon and on a previous murder of Private O Herne. He described twelve natives tortured to extract confessions, with guards, executions, and village burnings. Hallock said Gregg knew and Manning ordered the torture. witnesses recounted four bodies and a roasted death. The hearing adjourned to executive session after reviewing a cable from General Chaffee.
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Washington
L. E. Hallock
Boston
Mass
Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Philippines
Glenn
Leen
Gregg
J. R. Manning
O'Herne
Leon
Tem
Hallock
Lodee
Hollo
Patterson
Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
Indiana
Burrows
Halleck
Lodge
General Chaffee
Major Gardener
Senate
Queer ideas of Cubans postmasters in little towns think they can sell offices
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Washington May 3 Will Matthews an employee of the treasury who has been in Cuba for several months on duty in the
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Will Matthews
The
Treasury
Cuba
New Consul General at London Nominated by President
The President nominated H. Clay Evans to be consul general at London. Debate on Senate inquiry halted as witnesses unavailable. Senators Culberson and Foraker sparred over Taft remarks while the Senate adjourned after the death of Representative Amos J. Cummings.
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London
Washington
H. Clay Evans
Senate Committee
Taft
Tterseon
Culberson
Senate
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Major Gardener Charges Probed by War Department Board
Cable details from General Chaffee to Secretary Root describe Major Cornelius Gardener's vague specifications, a rigid board led by Col Wint and Lt Col Duncan, and Gardener's reluctance to name witnesses. The inquiry aims to test the accuracy of his allegations and assess Tayabas conditions, with many witnesses likely to be examined.
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Washington
War Department
Chaffee
Root
Gardener
Cornelius Gardener
Theodore J. Wint
Jos. W. Duncan
William T. Johnston
Lucena
Luke Wright
Trent
Wint
Arry B. Bandholts
Govenor
Major Gardener
Tayabas
Secretary of War
Senator Lodge
Philippine Committee
Robison Wins Suit Over Little Consolidated Railway
Judge Neff of the Common Pleas Court ruled in favor of Frank De Haas Robison in his suit against the Little Consolidated street railway. Robison, a former large stockholder in the Cleveland City Cable Company before its merger, claimed $301.40 in stock owed him. Senator Hanna serves as president of the Little Consolidated company.
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Cleveland
Judge Neff
Common Pleas Court
Frank de Haas Robison
Little Consolidated Street Railway
Robison
Cleveland City Cable Company
Little Consolidated
Neff
Senator Hanna
Little Consolidated Company
Two Men Killed By Train Near Cincinnati Station
Two men were struck and killed by a freight train near Cum Spaieaville station east of Cincinnati. They were walking on the tracks and stepped from behind an eastbound freight onto the westbound line close to the engine, causing fatal injuries.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cum- Spieaville
Orbit of a New Comet
Berkeley May 3 Professor Leuscher of the University of California reports that his astronomy class has reached key insights into the orbit of the newly found comet by Professor Hrooks. With limited observations the exact orbit cannot be fixed yet but the comet likely has the shortest known period under a year and may match the 1748 second comet seen briefly before vanishing. New Planos $16 and up at Wulschner's.
Present for Schley in Baltimore displays Spanish silver
In Baltimore on May 3 a silver service crafted from Spanish coins recovered from the cruiser Cristobal Colon is exhibited for Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. The set includes a centerpiece, soup tureen and ladle, four covered tables dishes, a gravy bowl, roast and game platters, a fish platter, nineteen dessert plates, each monogrammed with Schley's initials and the inscription about the Cristobal Colon. The coins total about 1,600 ounces and the metal has steel like hardness. the current silver value is about a0, near six.
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Baltimche
Cristobal Colon
Winfield Scott Schley
Washington
Admiral Schley
Santiago de Cuba
Government coin service presentation at Marburg home
The article notes the cost of the government coin and states a presentation of the service will be made next Wednesday at Theodore Marburg's home in the city. The commission in charge of manufacture includes former Postmaster General James A. Gar ry and Ives Cobb of Washington.
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Theodore Marburg
James A. Garry
Ives Cobb
Washington
Letter of Credit Returned to Police in Washington
About $2,000 worth of negotiable paper stolen from Rene Eduard Andre a Parisian landscape gardener and architect visiting the United States was returned to police today. The envelope bore a local theater monogram and the paper included a 50 franc letter of credit from Credit Lyonaise Paris and a sight draft on a Cuban bank for 8000 francs. Six $20 bills were not recovered.
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Washington
R. Eduard Andre
Mount Vernon
Credit Lyonaise
Paris
Rene Andre
Clenfuegos
Cuba
Driving And Lounging Club Women At Los Angeles
Los Angeles May 3 The withdrawal of Mrs. Robert J. Burdette from the presidential race eases tensions at the club women’s convention. Mrs. Dennison is slated for president with Burdette as first vice president and Buckwalter as second. Texas, Utah, and Arkansas contend for roles on the board as delegates meet and plan sessions starting Monday. Activities include educational reports, coeducation discussions, and a focus on philanthropy and reciprocity. Notable speakers include Miss Jane Addams, Miss Florence Kelly, and Dr. Yami Kim, with excursions and church services scheduled for delegates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Robert J. Burdette
Dennison
Burdette
Buckwalter
Emma van Vrehlen
Iowa
John Sherman
Chicago
Texas
Utah
Arkansas
T. M. Studebaker
Indiana
Anna Sargent Hunt
Maine
George Beemer
South Dakota
H.S. Elwood
Washington
W. H. Bailey
Phillip Moore
St. Louis
Missouri Federation
St. Louis Exposition
Missouri
E. M. Evans
Bein Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Hinda Larned
Syracuse
N. Y
National Household Economics Association
Mabel Clare Craft
San Francisco Chronicle
Ellen M. Sabine
Milwaukee Donner College
Federated Club
Barnet
Arthur C. Neville
Green Bay
Wis
Florence Kelly
New York
Jane Addams
Hull House
Jean Hamilton
Oswego
Elmer B. Jones
Salt Lake
Consumers’ League
Philip Moore
National Bureau
Ella Brockway
Brooklyn
Herman T. Hall
Woman's Auxiliary
American Park and Outdoor Art Association
Yami Kim
San Francisco
Alonzo Chan
Pasadena
Julia van Kirk Wilkes
Katharine Ball
James Whitemore
Joseph Sartoris
James Sidney Peck
Milwaukee
Helen Murphy
Philadelphia
Sarah D. Easton
Peoria
Albert Stousatt
EES
Open Camel Press
Ella W. Peattie
Sarah Hagin
Atlanta
Margaret Collier Graham
California
Emma Payne Erskine
Wisconsin
Mary Holland Kinkaid
Rowena Hewett Loudon
Mount Lowe
Committee On Reorganization
Lee
Appointment at last biennial to secure a new charter from Congress
It is said that the convention may operate under the new charter once secured, but even if approved it requires the fifty corporators or a majority to travel to Washington to meet and vote the rest. Only then will the charter be legally accepted.
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Congress
Washington
Women’s Club League elects officers at Fort Wayne event
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a large meeting of the Women’s Club League in Fort Wayne Indiana linked to a public school art exhibit. Mrs Charles B Woodworth is re-elected president and Mrs W E Davis secretary.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Woman’s Club League
Charles B. Woodworth
W. E. Davis
General Smith Trial Nears End in Manila Court Martial
The Manila court martial crowd hears closing arguments as defense cites hysteria and duties of a soldier. Prosecutor asserts orders caused ruthless action. judge advocates claims defense admitted everything. War Department awaits six weeks for the report to Washington Roosevelt may seek a direct cable report.
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Spain
Woodruff
Balanelga
Samar
Smith
Harvey C. Carbaugh
Washington
War Department
Jacob Smith
Roosevelt
Manila
Orders From General Smith on Water Cure and Natives
Washington May 3 The War Department releases a telegram dated March 5 from Headquarters Sixth Separate Brigade Tacloban Leyte instructing that any water cure or harsh treatment of natives must stop and urging officers to ensure natives are persuaded to relocate to garrisoned towns Under Circular 6 and General Order 100 all actions contrary to humane conduct are forbidden and efforts should reduce insurgent recruits by concentrating native populations in secured towns
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Washington
War Department
United States
Transport Grant Unable To Sail Due To Boiler Failures
The transport Grant will not be able to make its Manila voyage as scheduled on the eighth of the month. Boilers failed to pass Inspector John Juger’s tests and the hull is too weak to stand the strain, delaying the trip from San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Grant
Manila
John Juger
Devall
Department
Meade
Sherman
Hancock
Warren
Egbert
Pile Cure Sample Mailed Free One Application Relief
Public notice advertises Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil as a permanent cure for piles or hemorrhoids. Claims external and internal relief with free sample mailed, available at druggists or by mail from Humphreys Medical Co. New York street address provided.
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Humphreys
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Williamst. N.Y
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