Derelict Steamer St Cuthbert Lurks Off Massachusetts Coast
New York reports the abandoned steamer St Cuthbert, rescued earlier by the liner Holland-America, is now a drifting hazard some 200 miles off Massachusetts. Maritime circles fear it as the most dangerous derelict in years and a request will go to Washington to dispatch warships to locate and sink the vessel.
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St. Cuthbert
New York
Massachsets
Viner Brotendam
Washington
Thaw to stay at Matteawan Asylum amid transfer talks
New York reports state officials will keep Harry Thaw at the Matteawan asylum for the criminally insane unless the State Board of Lunacy acts. His mother advised against a court order while lawyers prepared to seek a writ to transfer. Thaw has formed a basketball club with ward occupants and will play daily when weather allows.
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Littleton
South
Evelyn Thaw
Lunacy Commission
New York
Ranefers
Harry Thaw
Matpale
Ferriss
Tattleton
Littleton Tid
Thaw
Confinel
Peabody and O'Reilly
Ohio Senate Defeats Amendment on Temperance Bill
Senators Brandt Pollock and Hafner pressed for exemptions while Ward and Roxe criticized the bill. Ward claimed over 50,000 signatures opposed the measure and efforts to shield villages failed. In Columbus the vote showcased a tense scene as opponents urged delays and the House anticipating passage of the Rov e bill with broad support.
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Sying
Brandt
Columbus
Pollock
Canton
Duvall
Jefferson County
Ward
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Menaure
Roxe
Ohio
Hafner
Cincinnati
Willams
Senate
Lah
Toledo
Elght
Democrats
Yeas—Atwell
Heath
Berry
Poshmed
Carter
Crist
Denman
Drake
Hypes
Kingmen
Lamb
Lauman
Sawyer
Ohio Senate Passes Rose County Local Option Bill
The Ohio senate backed the Rose County local option measure granting voters power to decide saloon existence in counties. The bill, expected to pass the house, would take effect Sept 1 if approved, with advocates aiming for wide adoption across the state within a year. Opposition argued the move conflicts with federal tax policy and warned of harsh temperance campaigns ahead.
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Jumbus
House
Senate
Wayne Wheeler
Anti- Saloon League
Briggs
Temperance Committee
Brigen
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Rose County
Joe
Tempe Ae
Menes
Jfar
States House
Williams
Gayman
Washington
Internal Revenue Department
Congress
Row
Impraca Jans
Cat saves two kids asphyxiation tragedy unfolds
In Springfield Ohio a family alarmed by a fainting boy led to discovery of Edward Seanlon dead, his sons revived by the family cat after the cat scratched for air. William Seamon elder recounts the scene before the coroner. The report notes an unreliable air rescue and a puzzling balloon reference.
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Sprinfield
Edward Seanlon
William Seamon
Impressive Funeral for King and Crown Prince Held
A grand funeral for King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis will begin at 10 am from the Necosedacs palace. State and foreign dignitaries attend as coffins are moved to carriages, with military bands, religious rites, and a royal procession through guarded streets to the church, pantheon, and final resting places.
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Carios
Luis
Pageanuy
Portizuede
Hegin
Necosedacs Palace
Binae
Mariiine
Mawel
Rome
San Vinicente de Mora
Tta
Curtes
iMerarchy
Patriveche
Lisbon
Don Carlos
Lutz
Stemmlas
Branganga
Stannel
Carlos
Pantheon
Half Dozen Charges Involving Treasurer and Banks
Washington state senator Culberson charged the treasury administration with aggressive costs and improper use of government funds. He cited New York banks allegedly using public money for nonlegitimate ends, and called for scrutiny of Cortelyou’s bond issue and public deposits.
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Washington
Ste
Cul Berson
Treasury
Milne
Weil
Cortelyou
New York
O Connell Proposal Exempts Unions From Boycott Damages
Representative O Connell Democrat of Massachusetts introduces an amendment to the interstate commerce law. The amendment would except trade unions and labor organizations from the act, shielding them from damages arising from boycotts.
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Congress
Representative O'Connell
Washington
Organtand
Supreme Court of the
United State
O'Connell
Dem
Massachusetts
British War Vessels to Go to the Pacific in May
Advises report that the British North Pacific squadron will be increased and that the fourth cruiser squadron will sail to the Pacific in May. Ships include Indefatigable Briliant Glose Vogue and others, with base at Esquimalt and anchored at Kingston, Halifax, or Puget Sound areas.
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Pacific
Hawkfix
Nova Scotia
Med
Kagilwenttt
Boo
Requirmault
of. C
Cernisers
Creasy
Eumyatia
Voxne
Bemant
Comnty Cman
Halifax
Torat
John Fisher
North
Fritish Channel
China
Kelle
England
Thare Algerie
Hecht
Reulvens
Atips
West Sidhot
North American
Teyulmanit
Pactic
Fry Dock
Tariff Revision Plank in Republican Platform
Republican platform debate highlights a tariff revision plank to be adopted this year with Payne of New York defending the measure. Wayne criticizes Democrats and Bryan while praising Roosevelt and New Deal style reform, arguing a protectionist policy will defend American industry and labor.
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Payne
Senate
Chicago
New York
Bryan
Washington
Wayne
Bruip
Loowe
Grand
Pettt Tareeny
Tts
Apietts
Cnnditite
Sai
Theodore Hoonewell
Meyer
Dadge Parker
Hirst
Hawary Water
Hegan
Mayne
Hanks
Nirvan
Wong
Fee
Roosevelt
Gookran
Myne
Die Menage
Wis
Democrata
Williams
Noowevelt
Roowevelt
Sie
Democratic Party
B & Party
Tegation
Republicate
Remon
Eure
Noam
Maxim Terite
Republican Party
United Bhutes
Pennsylvanians Vote On Quay Statue Question
A drive in Harrisburg debates a Capitol statue of the late Senator MB AM. Philadelphia leaders propose putting the question to the voters while the legislature has appropriated 600 for the statue project in Meretarda May.
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Phintolphia
Paeb
I. Keeraie
Meretarda
Mime
Hitversburg
Dawid Hi. Lane
Thin Ety
Ehateman
Repuulicin
Eeate
Legisature
Harrisburg
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Matteawan Asylum
Temperance
Luiz
Cul Bertson
LABOR
John Bull
Pacific Waters
War Ministry
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