Bailey Preparing Speech Provokes Senate Conference Talks
A Texas Statesman allied to Bailey plans a strong reply to Spooner and Knox as efforts continue to arrange a Democratic Senate conference on rate legislation. The aim is a nonpartisan approach with a possible compromise limiting injunctions, while divisions spill over among Democrats and Republicans ahead of a possible Wednesday meeting.
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Dickinson
Bailey
Spooner
Knox
Nex
Washington
Tilman
Rayner
Dailey
Republis
House
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Senate
Alirion
Commission
White House
Senate Democrats
Roosevelt
Benning
Union Trust Co
Roosevelt Presses to Narrow Court Review Amendment
The White House seeks to keep the phrase in the limited court-review amendment intact while opponents push to add the words lawful or legal. President Roosevelt appeals to Democrats and Republicans to block those additions as Sen Tillman presses for a vote date on the rate bill.
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Commission
White House
Knox
Aldrich
Crane
Roosevelt
Rayner
Maryland
Hayner
Post
Ten Cents Per Name in Hearst Forgeries Probe
New York April 6 Benjamin Goldberger the commissioner of deeds was arrested on forgery charges tied to petitioning for William R Hearst for mayor. He testified he paid 10 cents per name and printed about 5000 of 6300 names on the M O L city ticket. Notaries and others allegedly participated. detectives and district attorneys gather evidence and may make arrests Monday.
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Speeral
Washington Post
New York
Penjamin
Goldberger
Deeds
William BR. Hearst
Kregel
Whiteside
Bernard Placd
Bernard Placd, of the District Attorney's Office
District Attorney's Office
Joseph G. Klein
Wife of Italian dealer missing in Rochester suspected kidnapping
The wife of Philomena Pinta, an Italian jewelry dealer, is missing in Rochester. Pinta says she was last seen Wednesday and found the house unlocked and in order that night. He has received threatening letters from Scranton and New York and recalls a prior swindle by two Italians including John Abruzzo, who served nine and a half years at Auburn.
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Rochester
Philomena Pinta
Reut Entate
Pinta
Nobng
Scranton
New York
John Abruzzo
Auburn Prison
Tragedy at Chicago train halt claims Monon switchman
At Taylor Street station a Monon Railroad switchman Samuel Richardson aged twenty years? killed by a shot during an outgoing train sighting. A suspect Jules Rocco watchman for Monon questioned. no revolver found. Investigation ongoing. Also auction notice Sloan’s 1407 G street 10 day sale with furniture bank officer effects and autos.
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Killa
Chicago
Monon Railroad
Taylor Street
Samuel Richardson
Richardson
Monon Railroad Company
Jules Rocco
Monon
Rocco
Sloan's
G Street
Alger Will Retire From Health Causes
Michigan Senator R A Alger withdraws from re election due to health concerns. A letter from his Detroit office states he will not seek another term though resignation rumors were denied. Alger remains seriously ill at home and unlikely to resume duties this session.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
R. A. Algec
Senate
Alger
Michigan
Atlantic City
ML Health
Martine Paroled After Probation Report on Distinct Rise
New York April report shows John Wilmer Martine, known as the Human Snake, paroled by Special Sessions to report May 5 under probation. Born in Baltimore, he rose from orphanage to secretary, society entertainer, and actor before ties to politicians and New York fashion drawing scrutiny about employer theft and trust. He faced charges of embezzling stamps from A McLaughlin & Co haberdashers.
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New York
John Wilmer
Martine
Rullty
A. McLaughlin & Co
Haberdashers
Trifth Avenue
J. C. Graveur
Graveur
John Rauschenbach
Baltimore
William Rauschenbach
Asquith Street
Berths Brown
Otterwein Street
Rauschenbach
Orange
N.Y
F. A. Alnger
James Haugen Hyde
Anger
Martin
Ms. Rising
Blindness Follows Harrowing Grand Jury Evidence
Isvansville Indiana April Isvansville reports Addison X Thames of Jasper former Dubois County grand jury foreman suddenly became blind after listening to distressing crime testimony. Authorities say the stories likely damaged his nervous system affecting ocular blood flow. Thames had been notably nervous during the grand jury examination. Nearby, Wilson & Mayers advertise new furniture and rugs beginning at 10:07 a.m.
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Isvansville
Ind
Addison X. Thames
Jasper
Dubois County
Grand Jury
Thomas
Mutual trustees faced with charges over missing records and alleged duties
Andrew C. Fields, former legislative agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Company, accuses the Mutual trustees of failing to disclose the scope of his duties and defends his conduct while denying any bribe. He claims trustees knew his actions and asserts records in the supply department were not missing. Fields promises a full explanation of $600,000 paid by the expenditure committee and insists all payments were authorized.
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New York
New York’ Lite Insurance
Andrew’ Hamilton
Mutual Lite Insurance
Andrew C. Fields
The
Mutual
Dobbs Terry
Allemlling
House of Mirth
Pields
Albany
Andrew “Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
Fields
Svbra
Richard A. McCurdy
Supply Department
Robert’ Gig
Phant
Aid Tone
Judson
Fielde
Wam H. Truesdale
Muteat'a International
Forgives Erring Husband Says Mrs Rawson in Chicago Hotel
Mrs. Rawson of New York says she will forgive her husband Walter Rawson of Philadelphia upon his return from Chicago where he was seen with another woman. She lives at 240 Lexington Avenue with their seven year old daughter and blames the other woman, not her husband, for the affair.
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New York
Eirio Bardelesben
Walter Rawson
Philadelphia
Palmer House
Chicago
Lexington’ Avenue
de Nerth
Jebel
Bardéieven
Francis Joseph Wins Amid Fractured Concessions
Fragmented report notes Francis Joseph victory amid concessions and cabinet dissolutions. Mentions a European treaty context, anticipated ratification, and upcoming railway schedule changes including Washington Nursery and four initial events. References to steeplechase and railroad service on weekends indicate broad regional coverage.
Big Will Case Settled at Murrauskee Wis April 6
The 7,000,000 Schandein will case in Murrauskee Wisconsin was settled out of court this afternoon. Attorney Miller said the case would be continued until Monday to finalize the written agreement. Mrs Lisette Schandein's estate valued at seven million dollars was largely left to two other children, Mrs Kila Frank and Quail Schandein, with a substantial share to Mrs Jacob Heyl. The will was admitted to probate after a long trial and the present suit arose on appeal.
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Murrauskee
Wis
Halsey
Circuit Court
Miler
Lisette Schiendein
Jacob Heyl
Kila Frank
Qyail Schandein
Frank
Schandein
Carpenter
Leap to Death of Dorothy Love in Hotel Stieling Tragedy
Dorothy Love daughter of late Dr I N Love of St Louis and New York died after leaping from a third story at the Hotel Stieling on Seventh Avenue and Fir. She and her companion were not drinking much. McGuerin, the companion, was discharged. police say coroner to decide. Love had been a society figure in St Louis and once maid of honor at a Red Prophets’ ball. She had married Charles Kohn in Louisville but separated. she later moved to New York to become an actress.
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Apedal
Washington, Post
Newark
Agril
Dorothy
Celephine
Stieling
Seventh Avenue
Éternoon
Witten
Henex
Avenue
Ther
Wy H. Wilson
Hier - Companion
West Fifty-first Street
McGucrid
McGuerin
Seventh Street
Ginl
Dorothy Love
McCuckin
Pollice
Misa Love
I. N.,love
St. Louis
New York
Auma
Ragland
McGpekin
Jek
Sbout
Bis
Hot Snowers
Fifty-fist
Addidga
Mies Love
Nevada Hotel
Broadway
James Hamilton
Leye
Hamitton
Hamilton
Chatham Square
Octavia
Mils
Love
Bowery
Society
Delphine Love
Louisville
Charles Koln
Jeffer
Kohn
New Fork
Vesuvius Eruption Brings Fearful Blast Across Neapolitan Towns
In Naples on April 6 villagers near Vesuvius faced panic as lava streams up to 900 feet wide advanced at times 21 feet per minute. Churches filled with worshippers while gardens burned and ashes filled the air. Portici Boscoreale Torre del Greco and Bosco Reale deserted homes as residents sought safety amid booming explosions and tremors. The observatory director Signor Mautteucei noted officials had set telephonic links to monitor the eruption, predicting it would not reach the villages despite grave danger.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Portici
Bosertre Case
Bosco Roale
St. Anne
Bosvotre
Inva
Tigattas
Torre del Greco
Signor Mautteucei
Vlages
Burnham Couple Arrested in Denver on Swindling Charge
Denver officials report mining engineer F. Burnham and wife Mary R. Burnham were detained after tips from Columbus Ohio tied them to a grand jury indictment for swindling investors via a false mining company. They allegedly collected about 50 000 dollars from backers by promising hard properties in California and Colorado.
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Denver
Cals
U. F. Burnham
Mary R. Burnham
Columbus
Ohio
Burshams
California
Colorado
Widow receives million from late husband estate
In Chicago in April, Maud A. King widow of James C. King, a wealthy board of trade operator who died in 1901, is awarded 31,000,000 of the estate by Circuit Judge Walter. King's total estate was about 300,000, with 30,000 awarded to Mrs King under an antenuptial agreement. A suit for half the estate was pursued, but 960.00 from the home endowment is reallocated to Mrs King.
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Chicago
Mrrs
Maud A. King
James C. Iting
Board of Trade
King
Walter
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide after relationship collapse
In New York a 18 year old man named Foster shot his 16 year old wife Margaret after she refused to reunite and then killed himself. The victim was wounded in the arm while Foster died by a self inflicted wound. The couple had been living apart at Margaret's mother's home in Brooklyn.
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New York
Foster
Margaret
Brookles
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Missouri
Enaker
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