Home Rule Roasted the Commissioners in Hepburn Speech
Hepburn contends negligence and bad street conditions in Caty while Sims pushes municipal self rule. House speeches favoring local control over District matters reveal frustration with the current federal oversight and call for a plan of home rule. Officials defend the present system, noting efforts and limits, as critics urge reform and local leadership.
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Hepburn
Caty
Sims
Gon
Congress
Maki
Ian Hepburn
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Opposed to Free Seeds In Congress Resolution Sent
The Louisville Board of Trade forwards resolutions to Kentucky's congressional members opposing free seed distribution by members of Congress. It states investigations find seed furnishing in current practice of no public value and that a resolution to oppose funding this perceived costly service was adopted by the board and Kentucky representatives.
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Tousville
Este Vu
Wigreas
Kentucky
Javis
Compromise Aims For Statehood Bill In Conference
At a conference committee meeting next week a compromise on the statehood bill is to be discussed. The House favors a plan allowing New Mexico and Arizona voters to decide jointly on admission at the election, mirroring the Sinn amendment. Senate leadership has not approved. Representative Hamilton said no compromise had been proposed in the Reserve Committee.
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Hare
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Gulf Coast
Earnesty
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Winthrop Explains Lazy Bug Work in Tropics
Gor Winthrop of Purw Rio told the House Insular Affairs Committee that the so called lazy bug in the tropics is caused by a parasite attacking the feet and spreading to the intestines. He defended Porto Rican administration as island Gov Winthrop outlined the issue and its impact on energy. A Senate amendment by Mr Mallory proposes that rate regulations remain in effect pending any court ruling on modification or suspension of ICC orders.
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$1,500,000 More for West Point Military Academy
House committee authorized a favorable report on a bill to raise the West Point Military Academy construction authorization by 1.2 million dollars, increasing the total appropriation for the academy’s building improvements.
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House Committee On Military Affairs
Miltary Academy
Gorky Interview Reveals Russian Revolution Views
The conversation covers Russia's future form of government and Jewish rights, with Gorky predicting a federation rather than a czarist state. He criticizes Witte, notes middle class revolutionaries, and explains his plans to aid his fatherland while in America.
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Russia
America
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Witte
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Paris
Cherbourg
Revell Defends Sculptor in Lafayette Statue Move
Paris report says Alexander H Revell of Chicago, Lafayette statue committee VP, praises Paul Bartlett's progress on the Louvre statue. A new model in sentiment and pose is deemed eminently fit, with completion promised this year and the existing pedestal finished since July 04. Also notes Smoot inquiry start Thursday and Rep Reeder renominated in Kansas Sixth District.
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Alexander H Revell
Chicago
Lafayette
Paul Bartlett
Louvre
Revell
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Redon
Bardeté
Macedon
Labor Leaders At Love Feast Urge Loyalty To Union Causes
Central Labor Union hosts a love feast to back labor aims and pending bills in Congress. Sulzer Green and Powderly praise worker protections while blasting Speaker Cannon and a Republican majority. Gompers sends a nationwide letter as union leaders urge action on child labor and compulsory education laws.
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SANDS SEES BONAPARTE AT ANNAPOLIS CEREMONIES PLANNED
Rear Admiral Sands, superintendent of the Naval Academy, held talks with Secretary Bonaparte about John Paul Jones commemorative events. Hazing cases of thirty midshipmen were discussed with no decision due to many invitees. Only three ladies plus one gentleman may enter the armory. children may not attend. Visitors limited to official party. special trains expected to Annapolis.
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Naval Academy
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Navy Department
Annapolis
Charleston cruiser trial prompts immediate propeller changes
Commander C McR Winslow met at the Navy Department to review the recent Charleston trial over the Rockland course. Officials note lack of satisfaction due to uneven propeller pitch causing differing power for equal revolutions. Secretary Root plans to use the Charleston on a South America voyage next July, with changes to begin at once.
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Charleston
Navy Department
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Malaria Sickness and Poor Conditions in Stotzenberg Cantonment
Manila reports 143 of 1,500 emergency troops at Stotzenberg Cantonment ill with malaria and 17 with other diseases. Lack of pure water and extreme heat strain conditions as barracks are inadequate. First Infantry arrives but is kept in Maine in rented quarters due to health issues. Texas battle ship and Porter torpedo boat arrive at Charleston with fleet on course for evolutions off the city.
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Army Orders and Naval Movements Reported
Army orders list leave of absence for Lieut Frank McTin Will and other officers for promotion exams, temporary duty, and assignments from New York to California, with Naval assignments and vessel movements noted. Prof Evans ill at George Washington University Hospital and a health ad for Apitero promoting easy digestion conclude the item.
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New Apuero Breakfast Boost Promises Vitality
An advertisement touts Apituero as a source of vegetable iron to energize blood, brain, and body. It claims noticeable improvement within a month and suggests serving with talk or cream, with the Apitem Absit package sold by grocers nationwide.
Police Chiefs Meet Protests Against Pull in New Model Police System
Hot Springs Ark April 10 The thirteenth annual convention of the National Association of Chiefs of Police opened with a large attendance President Richard Sylvester of Washington DC led remarks on crime growth and the need for stronger police organization The speech highlighted that modern forces combine extensive records and outside work to deter crime New York is cited as the model with an elaborate system and a ready press collaboration The speech also stressed officer citizen trust, political neutrality, and ongoing use of fingerprint identification advances.
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Police Win Target Match for Moore Family Benefit
The revolver match at Minute Men Armory pitted Citizens Association police team against an association squad in a benefit for the late Lieut James A. Moore. Police won 784 to 705, with shooters listed by rank and score. An individual contest followed, Private FC Burns scoring 48 of 60 to win, with W Holt second at 44.
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Eam
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Mellen
JT Newkirk
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WH Gurtts
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TP Kennedy
JW McCormack
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General Buchanan to Retire from Active Service
Announcement from the War Department states Brig. Gen. James A. Buchanan, commander of the Department of Visayas in the Philippines, will retire May 31. His retirement was moved forward by his own request, creating a vacancy among brigadier generals. Secretary Shaw accepted an invitation to attend a Republican club event in St Louis on April 26.
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Hotels and Guests Across Cities List Names
A lengthy OCR style roster lists visitors and residents at hotels in Baltimore Houston and Philadelphia along with names of couples and individuals from New Willard Shoreham and Raleigh among others. The text reads like a directory of guests in multiple cities with numerous spellings and partial surnames.
Italian Anarchists Reported Arriving in U S Ports
Official sources say seven Italian anarchists have arrived in the United States in large numbers at Pacific and Atlantic ports. Diplomatic agents in San Francisco and Baltimore confirm the trend and assist immigration authorities in locating suspects. Baltimore is described as an emerging anarchist center and Italian consuls plan to provide data to warrant arrests soon.
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Atlantic
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Baltimore
Italy
Man Convicted of Arson Ends Life in Baltimore Jail
A Baltimore arson convict, Krederick T. Honuoger, aged Atty years, reportedly died by his own actions in the city jail late tonight by cutting his arteries with a sharp brass edge. The incident was discovered in his cell after authorities found the wound. The case involves prior arson conviction and follows a tense sequence in the local justice system.
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