Beveridge Opens Indiana GOP Convention With Broad Pledge
At Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis April 24 Senator Albert J Beveridge delivered a keynote address outlining Indiana Republicans next campaign platform stressing trust regulation reciprocity expansion and Philippine policy He praised McKinley Roosevelt and the pension record and urged a century long approach to self government for the Philippines others including Pairbanks and Hemenway spoke as convention officers set the stage for a day of cheers and adjournment.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
McKinley
Roosevelt
United States
Views Expressed by Hoosier Senator on Philippine Self-Government
Extract from the senator’s speech outlines a policy based on facts not imagination. He says the Republican party will grant self-government to Filipinos if they are capable, noting Congress has ordered a census to assess readiness.
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Philippine Islands
Congress
Otee
Republic
Pairbanks
Republican Party
William McKitley
Committee On
James F. Watson
James A. Hemenway
Frederick Landin
Wabash
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Lautish
Fairlx
Philippines
Lajoie Enjoined From Playing For Other Clubs
Philadelphia and Baltimore dispatches report Napoleon Lajoie, star player of the Philadelphia National League club, is barred by temporary injunction from joining any other organization and from appearing for the Philadelphia American League club for five days following a Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision. Manager Mack halted Lajoie during the Baltimore game.
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Philadelphia National
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Napoleon Lajoie
Philadelphia American League
John L. Rogers
Philadelphia National Club
Lajoie
Baltimore
Mack
Athletics
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Lajole
Pennsylvania
Pennsysvania
National League
Buffalo Market report shows mixed livestock and grain prices
East Buffalo market data indicates light cattle receipts with veals topping 6.50 and fair to good 5.50 to 8.00. Hogs slow with prices around 7.15 to 7.26 for heavies and 6.25 to 7.50 for others. Sheep and lambs total 10 400 with top lambs 7.25 to 7.35, yearlings 6.0 to 6.75, and ewes 5.50 to 6.25. Grain in St Louis and Milwaukee shows mixed milling prices with wheat and corn moving on cash and futures.
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East Bufalo
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Criticism of the Lajoie ruling stirs Philadelphia fight
Vice President C W Somers of the American League rejects broad effects of the Pennsylvania court decision. He says the ruling only affects Lajoie and notes other cases will stand on their own merits. He asserts the league lacks contracts with players who left the NL and vows to keep challenging contracts. Separate items report a Dallas county fire deaths of twins, a California death of State Senator T B Clark, a La Crosse fire injuring a nun, a Oklahoma City political convention nominating William M Cross after fourteen hours.
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C. W. Somers
American League
Pennsylvania
Lajole
Lajoie
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Lajote
National League
Court opinions on injunctions across states
The passage notes that Western Pennsylvania courts find such contracts inequitable and not enforceable by injunction. It adds that Ohio and New York share this stance, with Illinois and Michigan in agreement, and remarks there is no explanation for the uniform position.
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United States Court of Western
Dyspepsia and strength tied to stomach health
A health essay extols the stomach as the body’s nourishment source and links dyspepsia to general weakness. It cites Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for indigestion and liver complaints, with patient testimonies and claims of restored appetite and flesh.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Carrie Johnson
Lowesville
Amherst Co
Dr Vierge
Aioe Med
Jca
Davery
Toronto
Ontario
Doctor Pierce
C. M. Wilson
Yadkin College
Davidson Co
N.C
Pierce
Detroit Street One Men Seek Higher Wages in Rail Strike Demand
More than 800 members of Detroit United Railway division No. 26 ratified a demand for a four cent hourly raise, from 21 to 25 cents, and a limit on extra trips. The request, drafted by the union’s general committee, will be submitted to the company before May 1 along with a new weekly call rule.
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Detroit
Moetormen
Detroit United Railway
Association
Gillerd Armory
Detroit United Hallway Company
Haeking
BASE BALL LITIGATION INVOLVES ST LOUIS PLAYERS
In St Louis on April 24 lawyers for Frank Robison of the St Louis National League club sought to restrain Harper Wallace and Heidrick from playing with the American League St Louis team. Judge Talty took the case under advisement while Judge Fisher denied a temporary injunction against Heidrick. Roberts says Harper signed in 1901 for 2000 a year and Wallace and Heidrick signed in 1900 for 2400 a year with 600 bonuses.
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St. Louis
Effeult
Frank Dellaas Robison
National League Baseball Club
Harper, Wallace and
Heidrick
Harper
Walkes
Talty
Pieher
Fisher
Robison
Wallace
Hieldrick
Omaha Demands Union Pacific Keep City Contract
The Omaha city council unanimously passed a resolution urging Union Pacific to reopen its iron foundry, keep shops in the city, and honor an existing agreement granting street and property concessions. The foundry was closed ten days ago, prompted by the molders' union to act.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Taelfe Railroad
Road Block Ends Kenosha Trolley Line Bid
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds injunction against Kenosha Street Railway, nullifying franchise rights and striking down work on the Milwaukee Chicago through line. Estimated financial loss near 85000 to B J Arnold led company. Injunction also affects National League case in Washington.
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Kenosha, Wis
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Kenosha Street Railway Company
Mre
Mary Pale Allen
B. J. Arnold
Chicago
Milwaukee
Roosevelt reprimands Funston over Philippines talk
President Roosevelt orders General Funston to cease public discussion of the Philippines issue after a speech that drew criticism from Senator Hoar. The War Department letter dated April 22 expresses regret that a senator became a target of public remarks and directs Funston to stop further discussion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Funston
Kansas
Philippines
Hoar
Massachusetts
War Department
United States
Willian Carey Sanger
Denver
Colo
Riot shuts down mills as mobs clash in Paterson riot
Striking dye helpers staged raids on plants in Paterson New Jersey forcing a halt to operations. Riot police faced rebels as windows were smashed chemicals spilled and several workers injured. A grand jury was convened while talks for pay negotiations began amid threats to resume disruption.
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Itte
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George Arnold
Emil Geering
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