Farmers Oppose Reciprocal Bill In Senate Hearing
Washington hearing on Canadian reciprocity drew strong protests from the National Grange Indiana Grange and about a dozen state granges. Aaron Jones of Indiana warned free trade would drive farmers away from the Republican party. New York Grange master F N Godfrey cited 98 of 100 local granges opposing the agreement and hay prices dropping. Massachusetts representative Gardner urged opposition from New England fishermen.
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Washington
Senate
National Grange
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Ind
Indiana Grange
Abraham Lincoln
Jones
Senator Hale
the Granger
Congress
Hale
Mr. Jones
Fort Sumter
New York
Gardner
Massachusetts
New England
Taggart to Pay Damages in Carradine Arrest Case
Albany New York February 22 decision by the court of appeals upholds a judgment against Thomas Taggart former Democratic national committee chairman for 1652 dollars and costs in a suit by Genevive Carradine administrator for her late husband Reed Carradine. Carradine sued over an alleged false arrest after a September 1905 Waldorf incident involving a request to cash a $200 check and a house detective.
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Albany
Carradine
Taggart
the Waldorf
O. K
George W. Glover Contests Mother Mrs Eddy Will
George W. Glover, son of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, files a challenge to his mother's will alleging contested provisions. The case centers on the estate of the founder and religious leader.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
Long to Represent Glover and Foster Eddy in Will Case
Former Secretary of the Navy John D. Long is retained to represent George W. Glover of Lead South Dakota and Dr. Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy of Waterbury Vermont in Masaachu Scots courts. They pursue a construction of Mary Baker Eddy's will claiming the Christian Science Church cannot receive the $2,000,000 residuary estate.
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Boston
John D. Long
George W. Glover
Lead, SD
Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy
Waterbury
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Long
William KE. Chandler
New Hampshire
Fast Train Wreck Near Palisade Injures Fifteen
The east bound Southern Pacific China and Japan Fast Mail derailed near Palisade due to a broken rail. Fifteen people injured, two seriously. Cars including tourist, diner, mail, sleeper derailed. four hundred feet of track damaged. Emergency crews from Elko, Carlin, and Imlay aided the injured.
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China
Japan
Reno
China and Japan
Palisade
Cone Man
Elko
Carlin
Imlay
Elko Hospita
Wreck on Santa Fe Near Stillwater Kills Two
Three coaches of Sarta I passenger train No 410 left the track in a cut three miles from Stillwater Oklahoma. Two persons died and four were possibly fatally injured. Eight others were cut or bruised. The dead are Dr Albert Love Greenfield and Mrs M L Roge Stillwater. Seriously injured include Christ Bolton Pawnee M E McNeal Pawnee head and shoulder bruised C Watkins Oklahoma City dislocated shoulder Mrs Hill injured internally.
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Stillwater
Okla
Albert ‘Love
Greenfield
M. L. Roge
Christ Bolton
Pawnee
M. BE
McNeal
C. Watkins
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Hill
Couple Wed in High Tower at Illinois State Normal
Bloomington Illinois February 22 George F E Douglas of Vincennes Indiana and Elizabeth Sloan of Tuscola Illinois married in the lofty tower of the Illinois State Normal University by Rev. John T Jones.
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Bloomington, Ill
George FE. Douglas
Vincennes, Ind
Elizabeth Sloan
Tuscola, IL
Iinois State Normal University
John T. Jones
Revolutionary romance ends in a pledge of marriage and damages
Annette Berthe Grunspan testifies in New York court that William English Walling financed her Paris and London schooling and promised marriage while pursuing socialist causes. She reads terse postcards from Europe, recounts gifts and plans, and notes his wife Anna Strunesk y testified for the defense as Walling’s background is reviewed.
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New York
Annette Berthe Grunspan
William English Walling
Anna Struneky
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Miss Grunspan
Walling
Europe
Paris
Pigier
Isaac Pitmans
London
Nev
Misa Grunepen
Walkling
Jeruary
Welling
Anna Strunesky
Chicago University
Harvard Law School
Russia
United States
Russian Revolutionary Party
Phosphorus and Brain Power Linked by French Chemist
A French chemist links brain power to phosphorus levels, noting brains of bright individuals show higher phosphorus. He cites the average adult brain contains about two pounds of phosphorus and warns small amounts can be fatal. Milk cereals nuts and beans provide phosphorus with peanuts and beans highlighted as rich sources.
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Boston
Sixteen Year Old Granted Divorce in Indiana
Washington Indiana February 22 A decree granted to Mrs Gaddis Mas poles aged 16 from John Mapoles of Milton Florida. Her maiden name Gaddis Dart was restored. The couple wed last May and separated after three months.
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Washington
Ind
Gaddis Maspoles
John Mapoles
Milton, Fla
Gaddis Dart
Asquith Opens War on Lords Declares They Committed Suicide
London February 22 The government moved to abolish the veto power of the Lords seeking a historical parliamentary change. Premier Asquith announced the measure in the House of Commons as the great constitutional battle began with liberals and conservatives rigidly divided. The public galleries were crowded as tickets had been exhausted weeks earlier.
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London
Chonce of Lords
Great Britain
House of Commons
Asquill
Asquith
British statesman who had begun war on the House of Lords
A British statesman who initiated a political confrontation with the House of Lords is described as forming lines of troops on the frontier. The report notes mounting tension and government strategy as the crisis unfolds and the opposition reacts.
Premier reintroduces DHL amid strong backing from voters
The premier states the country supports the measure reintroduced without change after a general election showing 226 majority. Mr. Asquith condemns the Lords for rejecting the 1909 budget as a historic act of political blindness and partisan delay by hereditary peers in the legislature.
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Coma Mona
Asquith
Girl Freezes To Death In Meafield Pa
Miss Bessie Margel Pierce age 19 of Cochranton was found dead in a swale near her home after attempting a cold walk. Searchers followed a snow trail along French Creek and through thawed pools. Evidence showed a struggle with ice and water two feet deep, with injuries on ice and blood on the scene. Daughter of I C Pierce, a commercial traveler.
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Meadville
Bessie Margarel Pierce
Cochranton
Miss Pierce
I. C. Pierce
Fire Plot by Zelaya Adherents Exposed
Investigation shows the Managua fire and ammunition explosion were a deliberate plot by Zelaya adherents. Washington reports identify the orchestrators and aim behind the incident.
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Zelaya
Washington
Managua
Mobilization ordered as Russia builds near Mongolia frontier
Uprising tension between Russia and China and the Russian concentration at Kiakhta near Marmachin prompts China to mobilize its Banner troops under Pekin the imperial army. Diplomatic exchanges are anticipated as Russia eyes progress toward a new treaty while China denies treaty violations.
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St. Petersburg
China
Siberia
Mongolia
Marcin
Kiakhta
Marmachin
War Office
Pekin
Monerolia
Siberian
Harbin
Japan
Lkely
Rusia
Russia
Onne Tully
China Answers Russian Demands With Six Proposals
St. Petersburg Feb 22 China handed a reply to M Korestovite the Russian minister at Pekin regarding the six demands presented last week. The reply is considered satisfactory by Russia.
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St. Petersburg
China
M. Korestovite
Pekin
Russia
Wardner denies offering bribe in Foelker case trial
Frank J. Wardner testifying in his own defense in a trial for attempting to bribe State Senator Otto G. Foelker says he never spoke with Foelker during the 1908 legislative session. He says the tale of a $500000 corruption fund was supplied by Elder after Elder implied a possible supreme court judgeship if he learned details of the fund.
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New York
Frank J. Wardner
Otto G. Foelker
Foelker
Hitler
Elder
Supreme Court
Former Polomin Catholic Union official faces grand jury
Theodore Ostraski, once treasurer of the Polomin Catholic Union, was held to the grand jury in bonds of 5000 dollars on a charge of embezzling 92000 dollars of the union’s funds.
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Chicago
Theodore Ostraski
Polomin Catholic Union
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