Territories shut out admission bills sidetracked
Washington April 9 Special. Friends of Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma hoped for statehood as a committee reported an omnibus admission bill but house leaders kept it from gaining real consideration. The political mix in the three territories shifts with migration, party control, and changing committee lines. Moody the secretary of the navy faced demands from members eager for naval favors. Representative Cushman corrected a geographic mix up about Mount Tacoma and Mount Rainier. A foreign diplomat asked about US soldier food and Weston answered with a terse, practical reply. Vermont senator Proctor distributed maple syrup to friends at the Capitol.
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Heavy Bail For A Briber In Central Transit Case
Robert M. Snyder of Kansas City faced bribery charges linked to Central transit legislation and appeared in Judge Ryan's court to seek bond. The bond was set at 20000 despite protests from Morton Court. Local bondmen were required as the court would not accept out of town sureties.
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Manchurian Convention: Russia to Evacuate Niu Chwang
A Washington cablegram from Tabridge reports the Manchurian convention signed in Peking by Russia and China. The next step is evacuating Tientsin and then Niu Chwang port, with hopes for completion by next summer.
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Joliet Speaker Addresses Banquet on Merit in Life
Joliet April 10 Judge Lawrence Y. Sherman speaker former Illinois House of Representatives at Joliet Steel club banquet on merit in business and political life.
Chicago and East Buffalo Markets Report On Hogs Cattle and More
Chicago and East Buffalo market summaries show hogs receipts about 27 000 with prices from 5.55 to 7.25, cattle receipts 14 500 with varied grade quotes, sheep and lambs around 5.00 to 7.10, and East Buffalo listing similar ranges for cattle hogs and lambs. St. Louis wheat and corn futures mixed with oats and rye steady to firm as traders note unsettled conditions across cash markets.
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Future of the Tagal Beet Sugar Men in War Paint
Washington reports on a congressional panel voting down a Democratic substitute proposing gradual Philippine independence by 1911 and reporting the Republican bill creating a civil government. The debate centered on slavery abolitions, Bates treaty issues, and conditions for eventual independence including naval and cable access, tariffs, and guaranteed rights.
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Rebels Defeated in Kwangele Reported by Consul
Washington dispatch from Consul McWade at Clifton reports Governor Deng saying Kwangele rebels have been defeated and Imperial troops pursue them. The mission arts are safe. In Washington, April 10 the Republican congressional campaign committee unanimously reelected its officers, including Babecock of Wisconsin as chairman, with Mercer of Nebraska presiding.
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FIERCE DEBATE ON CUBAN RECIPROCITY BILL
Washington April 10 The second day of House debate on the Cuban reciprocity bill featured an impassioned speech by William A Smith of Michigan and others urging rejection of the measure. He charged Republican leaders with abandoning protectionist principles as beet sugar manufacturers in the gallery applauded. The discussion aimed to remove the refined sugar differential amid Republican and Democratic opposition and the debate is expected to drag into next week.
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Iowa
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Discovery of Poor Skeletons Near Morrice Murders Hint
Four skeletons found at shallow depth along a Morrice area roadside near Mor ree suggest a long buried dark event. Two bullets pierced one skull, another shows blunt-force trauma. residents visit Dr Norris for identifications as authorities ponder missing persons history.
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Kentucky ambush kills two farmers at Bernstadt
Hatly Incident from Kentucky reports farmers Kanser and Bustle were shot from ambush and killed in Bernstadt yesterday near London Kentucky. The late victims were identified as Kanser and Bustle. Authorities investigated the scene for clues.
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Redisctricting bills reshape Twelfth and Eleventh districts
Columbus reports the house passed the congressional redistricting bill shifting 1,500 Democratic voters from the Twelfth to the Eleventh district. The Twelfth remains narrowly Republican. Separate item notes plan by Nebraska capitalists to build a 20 mile electric line from Sioux City to Jackson mines, with five bankers leading and construction starting in ~30 days.
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Hardware combines proposed to consolidate hardware trade
An authoritative United States announcement reports a planned consolidation of US hardware jobbing firms into a $120 million capital company. Leading firms include Simmons Hardware of St Louis, Bindley Hardware of Pittsburgh, Bingham of Cleveland, Supplies of Philadelphia, Pacific Hardware of San Francisco, and Marshall Wells of Duluth, with about forty other centers involved. The plan envisions a 25-30 person board and a nine-member executive committee, with headquarters in St Louis and eastern operations in New York. The capital structure contemplates $40 million in preferred stock and $80 million in common stock.
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Pittsburg
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Duluth
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Bosten
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Indian Apolis
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Denver
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Humber
International Hardware Company
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W. D. Simmons
Moore & Schley
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Bindley
Roosevelt Honored at South Carolina Exposition Parade
President Roosevelt visited the Charleston event with a grand procession and speeches in the auditorium. The opening day featured demonstrations of esteem and ideal weather as the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian exposition proceeded.
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Roosevelt Parade and Major Jenkins Sword Gift at Exposition
President Roosevelt visited Charleston reviewing troops from four states and saluting Major Micah Jenkins with a sword presented by Governor Thompson amid enthusiastic crowds. The scene featured a parade from St. John hotel to Exposition grounds, staff officers, and a formal address highlighting national healing and unity.
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Company plans to close underperforming Maryland houses
The report outlines a national hardware distribution system with home rule for local houses, centralized buying in St Louis, and a mutual insurance fund. Each house bears results, or face closure. costs saved include cash discounts and catalog reductions. The plan preserves current sales staff and shifts some coverage to balance workloads.
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