Islands Our Uncle Sam Must Remain
General MacArthur testifies before the Senate Philippines committee arguing U S withdrawal would endanger republican institutions in the East and cause fratricidal war. he urges retention as tuitionary annex with political and commercial aims. The committee, voting along party lines, refuses to subpoena several Philippine figures.
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Washington
General MacArthur
Senate Committee On the Philippines
The
Philippines
United States
McArthur
Cornelius Gardner
Aguinaldo
Sixto Lopez
Mabini
Huntington and Perkins Wedding At Trinity Church
San Francisco April 30 reported the wedding of Miss Clara Huntington and Gilbert Brook Perkins of New York at Trinity church. Miss Huntington is the eldest of H. E. Huntington’s three children who inherited much of Collis P. Huntington’s estate.
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San Francisco
Clara Huntington
Gilbert Brook Perkins
New York
Trinity Church
Tday
Miss Huntington
H. E. Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
Congress passes Agricultural bill in House debate
In Washington on April 30 the House resumed and passed the agricultural bill after routine business. The Senate also resumed consideration of a bill to ratify the agreement with the Sioux tribe. Patterson of Colorado offered a partisan resolution urging the secretary of war to order Major Gardiner back to Washington, sparking debate over the wording.
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Washington
Senate
Patterson
Colorado
Committee On the
Philippines
Major Gardiner
Washinon
Gardiner
McComas
Queen Wilhelmina Reported to Have Died in Night
In The Hague a bulletin issued from Coete Loo seye states Queen Wilhelmina has passed away during the night. The report notes the periods of mourning are expected to be observed more frequently.
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the Hague
Coete Loo
Princess Radziwill Sentenced in Rhodes Forgery Case
The Princess Radziwill was found guilty of forging notes claimed to be endorsed by Cecil Rhodes and today sentenced to two years confinement in the Cape Town house of correction.
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House of Correction
Cape Town
Radziwill
Cecil Rhodes
King Orders Release for U S Officers Held in Venice
U S officers aboard the Chicago remain jailed in Venice after a court rejected their discharge request. Italian law bars pardons for assaults on police, though a royal release on June 1, Constitution Day, is considered likely.
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Rome
U. S
Chicago
Venice
Faith Stewart in Slums Assault Dies Threatening Condition
Portland April 30 Faith Stewart a rescue worker in the city slums lies dying at her home after a brutal assault by five men Sunday night She was knocked down kicked choked and left in the street until a passerby aided her Police seek the five ruffians believed to be connected to women living in cribs along Fourth street and a motive tied to Turnkey disputes among divekeepers.
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Portland
Faith Stewart
North Second Street
North End
Miss Stewart
Fourth Street
Filtration Plant Shaft Fall Kills Two Men in Philadelphia
Two colored men were killed and a third badly injured when a basket descending a shaft at Philadelphia’s new filtration plant overturned. The victims pitched headfirst down the shaft and were crushed in the accident this morning.
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Philadelphia
Arch Bishop Corrigan Improves After Illness
Attending physician Dr. Keyes says Arch Bishop Corrigan is progressing well and more comfortable than in three days. The update comes from New York where officials noted improved condition today.
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Corrigan
New York
Keyes
Poison Order Alleged in Smith Court Martial
Lieut Shields testified in the Smith court martial that Lucban signed a proclamation ordering natives to poison American spears. Lucban admitted authorship of a report claiming German warships bombarded Vigan and the Filipino navy blocked Manila. In Santo Domingo a Dominican revolt grows with battles near Sosua and Monte Cristi amid severed telegraphs and shifting control.
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Manila
Lieut. Shields
Smith
Lucban
Vigan
Tug Volunteer Reaches Port After Losses Off Penfield Reef
The tug Volunteer arrives in New York after losing the barges Henry Hughes and Baxter off Penfield Reef, Long Island Sound. One boy aboard Baxter perished and a boy from Henry Hughes also died. total crew numbers unknown.
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Penfield Reef
Long Island
New York
Volunteer
Henry Hughes
Baxter
Long Island Sound
Morgans to Carry Through Provisional Atlantic Pact
London April 30 The Morgana owners informed the White Star Line of their intention to fulfill their part of the provisional agreement allowing entry into the Atlantic Shipping Combine despite the option to confirm or withdraw by today.
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London
The
Morgana
White Star Line
Atlantic Shipping Combine
Baltimore April 30 Update on Congressman Cummings
Baltimore reports Congressman Cummings slept restfully but shows no improvement in condition. Medical staff say there is no change in his status since the prior bulletin.
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Baltimore
Congresman Cummings
Moit's Appeal Denied in Inflammatory Publications Case
Albany April 30 Judge Parker of the court of appeals denied Johann Moit of New York an certificate of reasonable doubt in his appeal from a conviction for violating statue laws relative inflammatory publications. Most must go to prison pending final settlement by the court of appeals.
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Albany
New York
Johann Moit
Hhis
Parker
Court of Appeals
Exclusion Bill Signed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed the Chinese exclusion bill in Washington on April 30. The ceremonial pen was given to Representative Kahn of California, who has shown strong interest in the bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Kahn
California
Minister Wu Declines Milledgeville Commencement Address
Washington April 30 Minister Wu Tiong Fang declines invitation to speak at Milledgeville Georgia school commencement citing recent criticisms in the senate.
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Washington
Wu Tiong Fang
Milledgeville
Senate
Power stock slips from recent peak in New York trade
The International Power stock, which had surged recently, fell sharply and dropped 79 points near the close in New York trading on April 30, reversing earlier gains.
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New York
Mob Hangs Prisoner in Branendburg Kentucky
Ernest Dowley, a Black man who shot and seriously wounded Harry Dowell Young, was taken from Branendburg jail by a mob and hanged early today. The body bore multiple bullet wounds.
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Branendburg
Ernest Dowley
Harry Dowell Young
Panic at Philadelphia cigar factory leaves seven dead
In Philadelphia Hamburger Homan & Co factory, a deaf and dumb boy's injury sparked a panic among over 1200 workers. A false alarm of fire caused a chaotic rush to exits, with more than a score injured and seven girls dead as crowds spilled into the street and were crushed.
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Philadelphia
Hamburger Homan & Co
Dead Beside the Track Near Mountain Home
A man named John Ferricy was found dead beside a railroad track two miles east of Mountain Home. The coroner's inquest attributed death to unknown causes, possibly from a fall or heart failure. Ferricy, a sheepherder for Coon & Stennenberg, had quit the day before and carried $22 with $17 on his person. he was about 30 to 35 years old.
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John Ferricy
Mountain Home
Ferricy
Coon & Stennenberg
Montana
Fire destroys business district in Gross Nebraska
A major blaze wiped out Gross Nebraska’s business area on April 80 with losses around 40000 dollars. Firefighters fought the flames but the destruction left shops and buildings severely damaged. No injuries are reported.
Very Pretty Wedding at Wade Home
Miss Katherine Aloysia Wade and Mr. James Grant wed at 666 North Garfield avenue in a small ceremony led by Rev. Father Van DerDonckt. Attendants wore silk and roses, guests ranged about 150, with a nine to eleven reception, and the couple planned residence in Pocatello after July 25.
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Katherine Aloysia Wade
James Grant
Harry J. Wade
North
Garfield Avenue
Gate City
Father van DerDonckt
Te Catholic Church
Mary Fisher
la France
J. N. Gates
Grant
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Trail Open to Thunder Mountain Pack Routes From Salmon City
One hundred ten loaded pack animals from Salmon City reached Thunder Mountain on Sunday with provisions for the new gold camp. Return messengers announced the route via Salmon City is open and passable for loaded pack animals.
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Salmon City
Idaho
Red Rock
Mont
Thunder Mountain
Third Trial Acquits Sergeants in Cavalry Captain Murder
Berlin April 30. The third court martial at Gumbinne acquits Sergeants Heickel and Martin of murdering Captain Gro sigk of the Prussian cavalry and of mutiny.
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Berlin
Gumbinne
Heickel
Martin
Grosigk
Drowned Child in Oil Can Tragedy in Ida Village
The fifteen month old child of James Lloyd of Van Wyck Ida died after falling headfirst into a five gallon oil can. The mother briefly left the child on the floor and upon return found it drowned in soapy water at the bottom.
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James Lloyd
van Wyck
Ida
City Warrants Paid On Presentation with Interest
City of Pocatello announces warrants up to No 4255 will be paid on presentation with interest. Jane Darrah City Treasurer dated April 30 1907.
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City of
The Curse of Womankind Headache Cure Sold
Sherman’s headache cure promises instant relief with one dose and a guaranteed safe remedy. The 250 and 100 a box treatment claims to cure neuralgia and headaches. Sprague’s Pharmacy markets this product with a money back guarantee.
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Sherman
Sprague
Rebels seize Cumana leaders in Venezuela crisis
In Caracas on April 30 a government general Gonzales, head of Cumana district, was captured after a heavy April 23 clash. General Castillo was mortally wounded as revolutionaries advance on Cumana. Panic spreads to Caupano and Barcelons.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Gonzales
Cumana
Castillo
Caupano
Barselons
Campaign Relics Expose Missing Receipts in McCracken Case
The Perrault investigation heard testimony on missing campaign receipts from 1900 in Shoup contributions. Witnesses Elder and Nixon described destroyed or missing documents, questioned signatures on affidavits, and suggested connections to Oregon contracts and the campaign fund.
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George L. Shoup
Perrault
Inspector Greene
Greene
Elder
Paynton
John Bell
Nixon
Bell
Oregon
Robb
General Greene
Forshay
McCracken
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