Hamilton returns to face talk of prosecutions
Andrew Hamilton, back in New York on a steamer listed as W Milton, confirms he faced criminal probes. He led the New York Life legislative bureau while moneys allegedly advanced by John A. McCall are examined by the Fowler committee.
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Andrew Hen Flton
New York
W. Milton
Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
John A. McCall
New York Life
John C. McCall
Paris
Fowler
Legislative Investigating Committee
United States
Europe
John
McCall
Fowler Committee
Long Branch
Andrew Hamilton
Return to face the music after McCall death
McCall’s death cited as Hamilton testifies he vouched for expenditures and would issue certificates of indisputable character. He describes returning on health grounds to face possible criminal proceedings and remarks on the Fowler report, Short’s death, and others affected. He says he is ready to answer questions regardless of health or risk.
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McCall
Hamilton
New York Life
Fowler
Lyman Short
The
Mutual
Alexander
Moroccan affair nears settlement in Berlin talks
Special to The Evening Journal reports private conversations between German and French envoys have nearly resolved the Moroccan police controversy. Foreign office officials in Berlin see a satisfactory issue as almost assured from the conference.
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Berlin
Evening Journal
Foreign Office
Moore Wins Tight Seattle Mayoral Race by 15 Votes
In Seattle on March 7 Judge Moore the municipal ownership candidate was elected mayor by a margin of 15 votes. The result was reported as a special to The Evening Journal.
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Seattle
the Evening Journal
Illinois men visit Norfolk to approve Illinois building site
Members of the Illinois commission to the Jamestown exposition arrived in Norfolk from Chicago. Officials of the Jamestown Exposition Company joined them at Sewell’s Point on Hampton Roads for several days to approve the site of the Illinois building.
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Norfolk
Illinois Commission
Chicago
Sewell’s Point
Hampton Broads
Roosevelt asks Congress for coast defense funding
Summary of various 1930s items: Roosevelt urges at least 50 million dollars for coast defenses. U.S. exports to China rise despite boycott. salary caps on clerks 65 and older proposed. Ralph Cole renominated in Ohio. Brooklyn judge upholds closed shop. Chinese commission led by Prince Tsai Tse in Chicago. St Petersburg finds a large bomb factory. 20 Reds captured. Paul Wait at Union College dies from electricity during an experiment. Texas prairie fire destroys cattle and pasture. Washington land office ruling on homestead claim during military service. James Brain alias Brady confesses to six Los Angeles arsons.
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Congress
Department of Commerce
United States
China
Ohio
Ralph Cole
Brooklyn
Prince Tsai Tse
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Paul Wait
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Texas
Washington Land Office
James Brain
Brady
Los Angeles
Polar Quest Frontier Boosts Bold Souls
Richard Burton writes in the St Louis Globe Democrat about unconquerable men seeking a vast ocean beyond the ice. The piece praises courage, endurance, and the lure of exploration as heroes pursue the mystic floodway of the north despite grim labor and danger.
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Faith
Mystic
North
Richard Burton
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Debate Over Army Medical Dept Expansion and Tariff Echoes
Washington scenes mix military reform and tariff debate as Senator Hale attacks a bill to promote contract surgeons to army officers while Tillman quips on the secretary of war. Taft sits nearby as Rucker pushes a tariff point about Morgenthaler types. Editors press for tariff relief amid partisan rhetoric.
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Senate
Hale
Maine
China
Tillman
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
War Department
Taft
Home Made Bake Day Help From Royal Baking Powder
The ad promotes home baking using Royal Baking Powder for fresher cleaner tastier results. It claims Royal helps housewives make cake biscuits muffins puddings cookies crullers crusts and frostings quickly and economically, superior to ready made shop products.
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Bryan era tariff debate stirs Iowa to political action
The report recalls speakers Lacey of Iowa and Weisse of Wisconsin critiquing tariff policy and its impact on farms and hides. They argue against sacrificing commerce with Britain to win German markets, citing figures on domestic sales and farm inequality.
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Rucker
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Lacey
Iowa
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Weisse
Wisconsin
Canada
Clark
Chamberlain
Cummins
Williams
Bourbon identity and misapplied wit in congress debate
A fragmented report quotes remarks by Lacey and Walinus recalling Bourbon lineage and the Fifty second congress. The passage mocks political rhetoric and the idea that clever arguments reliably boost trade as an example of human intellect under strain.
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Lacey
Nevder
W&linus
Afraid of Canadian cattle debate at London meeting
Two hundred agricultural representatives pressed the Earl of Carrington against changing the ban on Canadian store cattle. They opposed any move that could bring disease into British herds while allowing slaughter at the port of entry. The cabinet holds both sides' views as it weighs the livestock industry's fate.
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London
Earl of Carrington
Board of Agriculture
Miss Anthony In Rochester Sufferings Pneumonia Follows Trip
Snean B. Anthony's condition worsened in Rochester as pneumonia developed after a taxing trip to Washington and Baltimore. Dr. Mo RL Riek er spent the night at her bedside and canceled New York engagements. Latest reports say she is somewhat improved.
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Anthony Ie Very
Rochester
N. Y
Snean B. Anthony
Mo RL Rieker
Washington
Baltimore
New York City
Kenton Representative cites stolen pool room bill copies
Representative Simmons of Kenton county reports that the official and all copies of his bill to suppress pool rooms were stolen from the Kentucky state senate records. He calls for a thorough investigation and notes that not a single printed copy remains.
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Frankfort
Representative Simmons
Kenton County
State Senate
Chicago Market Reports Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market notes show mixed cattle and steady sheep with lambs 10 lower, hogs are mostly steady to 10 lower amid dense fog, receipts around 20 000 to 30 000, bulk classes 86 30 to 86 37, heavy shipping 86 10 to 86 40, and mentions of Western and native stockers with various price ranges. The report cites multiple firms including Beach Wickham Co and McCall Bros as agents.
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Chicago
Berthe Claiche Case Ends With Guilty Plea in Manslaughter
The trial for Berthe Claiche ends as she pleads guilty to manslaughter in the first degree after a tumultuous court scene. Prosecutors had alleged a police conspiracy in the Tenderloin, with Claiche as key witness, as Judge Rosalsky delays sentence to March 2.
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Marc
Berthe Claiche
Kamit Gerdron
Berthe Cluiche
Supreme Court
Davie
Abraham Levy
Jerome
Otto Rosalsky
Davis
Gerdron
Berthe Clarche
Tenderloin
Emil Gerdron
Paris
Gemiron
Berthe
Britain US trade talks cited on most favored nation status
London reports say discussions between Britain and the United States concern whether Britain should receive the trading privileges under the Dingley act in exchange for reciprocal concessions granted to other nations. Parliament notes that only communications have occurred so far and no negotiations have opened.
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London
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
Emma Bond Arrested in Baltimore Operation Case
Mrs. Emma Bond is held in Minneapolis awaiting Baltimore authorities action. Five years ago a Baltimore girl died after an operation performed by a physician now in prison. Bond is alleged to have been connected with the case and has resided in Minneapolis for five years. Police reviewed her record after she came to their notice.
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Emma Bond
Baltimore
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