Carmack Attacks Philippine Policy in Senate Roast
Tennessee Senator Carmack spent hours denouncing the Philippines government policy and General Funston’s conduct in a fiery Senate speech. He blasted the notion of enforcing reforms by force and ridiculed the idea of transforming a race through schooling, while urging caution against Roosevelt's wartime rhetoric.
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Washington
Carmack
Tennessee
Senate
Philippines
Tle
Roosevelt
Consten
Funston
Sherman
Harrison
Beveridge
Islands
Indiana
McCnomber
North Dakota
Tie
House
William Ludlow
Brownlow
Secret of womanly health promoted by Dr. Pierce
Advert reads that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription regulates periods dries drains heals inflammation and cures female weakness. It invites chronic sufferers to consult by letter with confidential privacy and claims the remedy restores strength and health, citing a Manitoba testimonial and noting Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliary issues.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. W
Boy Nearly Killed in Gasoline Can Explosion
Fourteen year old John Ge Jewski of Holt Street was sent to fetch gasoline at Diversey Boulevard works. A spark from a pipe ignited fumes and caused a blast that tore the shed roof, threw him to his knees, and forced a cautious crawl to safety as a second can exploded nearby.
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Chicago
Iilinei
Madeable Iron Works
John Ge Jewski
Tos Holt Street
Diversey Boulevard
Married in the Philippines a Ypsilanti Co ed weds Salmons
Miss Loren Oldfield, a former normal school student from Ypsilanti, has married G. W. Salmon of Arriba Island Philippines. The pair met in Nollo where she taught under contract and now live in a luxury home with native servants while she continues teaching until June.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Loren Oldfield
G. W. Salmon
Aoilo
Paney Island
Philippines
Oldfield
Nollo
Salmon
New Jersey
Islands
Boys Prank Proves Fatal For Kansas City Lawyer
Francis M. Harrison a 52 year old attorney was killed by electric current while trying to remove a wire that boys wrapped around a tree in his front yard. The wire had been connected to an electric light cable and the men failed to cut before contact.
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Kansas City
Francis M. Harrison
Harrison
South Rogers wiped out by fire in Michigan village
In Alpena County the village of South Rogers on the Detroit and Mackinaw road thirty miles north of Alpena was destroyed by fire. The hotel livery barn three stores cigar factory three houses barns and other buildings burned leaving only the depot and station. The loss was complete with no insurance. A separate report from Manhattan Kansas notes Mrs. J M Graham of Clifton Kan killed when she jumped from a speeding train while being moved to the state insane asylum under guard.
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Alpena
Mich
South Rogers
Detroit and Mackinaw Road
Metz
Manhattan
Kan
J. M. Graham
Clifton
State Insane Asylum
W. 8. Chandler
Clay County
Telegraph gratuity rule upheld in Supreme Court decision
St Paul April 26 Justice Brown of the supreme court rules that telegraph companies may not lawfully repeat a message to a party who has moved to a new address. The ruling labels continuing repetition as a pure gratuity and clarifies the legal stance on such charges.
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Elgin
Robert G. Early
BK. C. Lovell
L. N. Seaman
Seaman
Early
Lovell
St.Paul
Justice Brown
Supreme Court
Joliet
Tls
Great Western Tin Plate Company
Combine
Non-delivery fails to entitle damages under twenty rule
The text states that twenty does not entitle the party to damages for non delivery. This summarizes a legal point likely about contract remedies or a specific statutory limit. It indicates a threshold where non-delivery penalties or compensation are not granted.
Markets Report From Chicago and East Buffalo Livestock
The Chicago market shows hog receipts with price ranges from 7.00 to 7.50 for heavy lots and a high of 7.50 for fancy heavy. Cattle receipts near 1,500 with steers from 4.40 to 7.00 and stockers lower. East Buffalo quotes hogs 6.70 to 7.90, cattle 5.60 to 6.75, sheep and lambs up to 7.60 for top lambs. St. Louis notes wheat and corn futures with slight declines and mixed values in No. 2 grades.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
British fears rise over Morgan merger threatening merchant fleet
In London discussions in the house of commons reveal government steps to counter a shipping combine seen as harmful to Britain. Gerald Balfour notes no official info but warns about foreign interference while Arnold Приt er states admiralty concern over the Atlantic trust with US capital and 28 British trans Atlantic steamers under their control.
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London
House of Commons
Shipping
Great Britain
Board of Trade
Gerald Balfour
Combine
Lontrols
United Kingdom
Admiralty
Arnold Poster
Ienry Norman
Atlantic Shipping Combination
United States
America
Inmarine
City of Paris
American Line
Philadelphia
City of New York
New York
The
Westminster Gazette
Washington
Foreign Office
Lord Pauncefote
Lewis Bayly
Florida
Morgan Denies Shipping Bill Moves to Fly American Flag
Morgan and associates reject claims of a broad shipping trust shift seeking to register ships under the American flag. Reports say US promoters aim to legislate foreign built vessels under the US flag while consolidating British lines. Analysts view the effort as part of a larger push to expand American naval and mercantile power, with critics warning of market disruption and wartime risk. In unrelated notices, a dead man found wrapped in a quilt near Waseca, Minnesota, and a large sawdust-flat fire endangers Clinton, Louisiana neighborhoods.
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Young Morgue
Mall
Shipping Combine
Congress
United States
Morgan
Pritheh
Mirate
England
St. James Fortesque Flannery, M
Lloyd'’s
Institution of Marine Engineers
American Mercantile Marine
Pearl hunt planned by Crawfordsville men in Indiana creeks
Charles Green and Grant Warren will tour Indiana and Illinois creeks this spring to search for freshwater pearls. Green built a jointed rake to skim mussels from banks, reducing wading. They expect about 25 dollars weekly each, with pearls selling from five dollars and up, including a recent eight dollar gem.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Charles Green
Grant Warren
Indiana
Ilinois
Green
Tragedy in Tennessee Killing Granddaughter and Self
A 75 year old man William Rogers killed his granddaughter Miss Mary Anfield 30 then shot himself near Roane creek Johnson county Tennessee April 26. He had gone to meet her in Johnson City and returned home where he shot her then killed himself.
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Butler, Tenn
Roane Creek
Johnson County
William Rogers
Mary Anfield
Rogers
Johnson City
Russia in Turmoil as Martial Law Fears Rise in Riots
A report from Helsingfors via Vintind cites leaders blaming the government for distorting diserta reports and delaying martial law. Recruits fail oath tests with widespread nonparticipation. fines hit communes and mothers resign, while Cossacks terrorize civilians during riots and raids.
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Hussia Dore
Tammerfers
Ated
Salenmann
Wiebore
Helsingfors
Fatal Storm at Joplin Kills Two Amid Wide Destruction
A tornado hit Joplin Missouri at 445 pm causing two deaths five fatal injuries and about 200000 in property loss. The storm damaged fifty buildings and scattered wreckage across the city with reports extending to Caleno Kansas Webb City and Carterville.
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Joplin
Caleno
Kan
Webb City
Carterville
Kether Hunter
Martha Cape
Bidwell Hiunter
Anna Tlunter
Mrl
Marian Hicks
Kruger
Villa Heights
F. B. Kelley
Googoo Mines
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Schuyler W. Livingston
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CG. A. Dewey
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Iberson's Grocery
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Lima
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Michigan Street
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Poorta
Hila
Tad B. Im
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Sorta Mall
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Lowe
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Tama
Initown
Charley
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