Colonies Policy Debate at American Academy Session
At Philadelphia, Senator Beveridge urged US administration of the Philippines for a century, while Ambassador Bryce discussed Britain's colonial solutions. The American Academy's meeting covered education plans, insular finances, and the framework of future colonial policy with notable remarks from former officials and British envoy Bruce.
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American Academy
Filpinos
Long
Trening
Bryce
Great Britain
Ide
Philadelphia
Philippines
Beveridge
American Academy of Political and Social Defence
Tomght
Rdea
Taft
Wood
Cuba
Washaneron Te Academy
James T Young
Univerality of
Pennsylvania
United States
Dependencies
Academy Great Insular School
Martin G Brumbaugh
Porto Rico
Orth
South America
Dwest
Henry Clee
Inlinty
Future of the Philippines and the case for orderly reforms
A historical voice argues for gradual colonial governance in the Philippines emphasizing industrial development over rapid self rule. It critiques premature elected offices, calls for duty to wards, and urges tariff-free Philippine products to foster economic independence and lasting self government, citing Taft Roosevelt and the American record abroad.
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Philippines
Philippine Commission
Alym Treland
Leonard Wood
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Philppine
Commission
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Reopened Case Involving Seligman and Murphy in Yorkville Court
Retired banker Fred Seligman testified that he would drop his complaint if Vincent Murphy signed a paper, but Murphy refused and was discharged. Murphy was rearrested on a New Haven complaint by Detective Ward accusing him of a forged check tied to lawyer Pierpont Foster. Magistrate Baker ordered Murphy held for requisition papers as investigators seek answers in the $126 signature case.
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Great Botaim
Great Britain
North Amerlcin
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Australia
New Zealand
Cape Colony
Natal
Transvaal
India
Akabar
Washington Post
New York
Lfred Seligman
Vincent Murphy
Yorkville
Seligman
Baker
Murphy
Ward
New Haven
Pierpont Foster
Tim City
Connecticut
Mr Foster
Jim
Queen Receives MacVeaghs At Italian Palace
In Rome on April 19 Mrs Wayne MacVeagh, her husband, and their daughter were received by Queen Margherita in a private audience. The MacVeaghs had lived at the palace when Mr MacVeagh served as ambassador to Italy a decade ago.
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Margherita
Rome
Wayne MacVeagh
Queen Margherita
MacVenagh
Italy
Queen Margherita Bow
Supreme Court Power Defended Against Government Encroachment
President Wilson in a Columbia University address warns against central government overreach into Supreme Court powers. He argues the judiciary must remain independent to ensure justice, criticizing slow legal processes that burden the poor and delay their access to fair trials.
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Washington
New York
Wilson
Princeton
Columbia University
Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Hae
Harmon complimented as potential presidential nominee
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati Ohio on April 19 quotes Joyce Judson Harmon saying he is flattered by talk of a presidential nomination though he has not seriously considered running. He notes reasons for the chatter include local Republican quarrels and a desire to have a Democrat in the mix, while acknowledging past ties to Foraker and Taft and offering no commitment.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Juyce Judson Harmon
Meas
Senator Foraker
Taft
Foraker
Democrat
Volunteers of America buy six story office building
On the 20th anniversary of their first landing in the country the Volunteers of America announce they have raised the funds to purchase a six story office building on Forty eighth Street near Broadway valued at 25000. The property will be their national headquarters and the donors wish to remain anonymous. About fifty contributors funded the effort, started quietly over six months ago with little public notice.
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Washington Port
New York
Ballington Booth
Title Country
Volunteers of America
Prenty Eighth Street
Broadway
Hosth
New Belgian Ministry Formed Amid Conservative Drift
Brussels reports a ministerial crisis ended as M. De Troos secures acceptances for all portfolios. Names of ministers not announced yet. King approves De Troos as premier signaling continued conservative policy with more democratic lines. King plans to travel to Paris Sunday to visit President Fattieres.
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Brussels
M. de Troos
M de Troos
Paris
1 Fattieres
Singers enliven fair with Masons at Washington convention
A Washington Masonic fair concert at Convention Hall drew guests from Arion Singing Society Washington Saengerbund Germania Mannerchor Swiss Benevolent Association Carroll Institute Amphion Glee Club and Italian Society. President B F Smith welcomed visitors and announced prizes while a public autograph book for the corner stone of the new temple collected signatures from McKinley Hobart Roosevelt Cortelyou and others.
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Benevolnt
Distret
Arion Singing Society
Washington Saengerbund
Germania Mannerchor
Swiss Benevolent Association
Carroll Institute
Amphion Glee Club
Italian Society
New Temple
Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
Convention Hall
de Molay Commandery No 4
Frank E Gibson
Washington
B . Smith
Board of Control
James Hartley
Firat
Ligur Hartley
Anna Swart
Leutenant
Lieut Hartley
M. E Kahn
Fred Stein
St John's Day
William McKinley
George B Cortelyou
Frenk H Thomas
Thomas
Mare Klug
Naomi Chapter
O E
Booth
Mary Lanking
Henry Small
Masonic Temple Association
Federal Lege Na
Hessels
Marie , Bishop
Johnston
Donald McLean
W D McLean
Hamlin Funeral Tomorrow for Kev wr vennis Hamlin pastor
Funeral services for Kev wr vennis Hamlin pastor of the Church of the Covenant, who died suddenly in New York, will be held tomorrow at 4 pm at the church. The service includes organ music, hymns, scripture, and a funeral address by Rev Wilton Smith. Honorary pallbearers will be the church session and deacons. active pallbearers from the Men’s Society. Burial is in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Kev Wr ‘Vennis
Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
New York
Fia Chopin
Charley Alvin Smith
Joseph T Kelly
B F Dittinger
Wilton ‘Merle
Central Presbsterian Church
Charles Alvin Staith
Voluntery Handela Largo
Wight
Men’s Society of the
Wagene ‘Boards
Hamim
Rock Creek Cemetery
Gondolf Held for Trial in Embezzlement Case
Special to The Washington Fest New York April 19 Charles Gondolf alias Charles Hart arrested after noon on suspicion of wire tapping and embezzlement. Magistrate Bartow ordered him held to answer Monday on brand larceny and receiving stolen goods charges. Bail offered by Nelson refused. Securities worth 3200000 traced to two New York banks as innocent purchasers. Detective Vallely and Gans assert no further arrests planned and Walker’s whereabouts unknown.
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New York
Charles Gondolf
Charles Hart
William F Walker
New Britain
Bartow
Yha Magstrate
William
Nelson
Dail
Barlow
Miner
Suraty Nelthrr
Lowenstein
Gondolf
G Onddman
Supreme Court
George Dougherty
Walker
Portland
Oreg
Gandalf
Savings Bank of New Britain
Detective Vallely
New Pastor Meets John D Rockefeller at Hotel Majestiq
The Rev Dr Charles Frederic Aked newly installed pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church meets John D Rockefeller at the Hotel Majestiq in New York. Rockefeller visits the cleric amid a brief, quiet conference in the Palm Room with Mrs Aked and John D Rockefeller Jr. present. Dr Aked declined to comment on the meeting.
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Abed
Nike
Mr Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller Jr
Dr Aked
Mrs Aked
Dalzell Says Canal Zone A Pesthole But Will Improve
Congressmen Jean Dalzell spoke at the Homewood Board of Trade banquet in Pittsburgh on the Canal Zone. He warned that conditions when the United States took charge were poor, calling the country a pesthole where flowers lack perfume and virtue is lacking. He asserted the canal would be completed and hoped moral and physical improvements would follow from the project.
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Albert J Beveridge
Indiana
United States
Wberry
Washington Post
Pittsburgha
Jean Dalzell
Canal
Homewood Board of ‘Trade
Dalzell
Editors for Fairbanks show Beveridge support in Indiana
Republican editors of the Tenth Indiana district met in Lafayette with State Chairman James P Goodrich in attendance and unanimously endorsed Charles W Fairbanks for the Republican Presidential nomination. The action, taken on advice of the State chairman, indicates Beveridge is not hostile to Fairbanks candidacy.
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Cate
Washington Post
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Beveridge
James P Goodrich
Charles W Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Bank Officers Convicted In Bank of America Fraud Case
Chicago April 19 The jury found former Judge Abren Smith and bank president guilty in the Bank of America conspiracy case. Smith faces two years in prison and a $1000 fine while Gustave H. Sorrow and Jerome Pierce receive lighter penalties. Creelman was acquitted. The bank, opened December 8 1905, was closed soon after a related failure, with fraud and “kiting” checks alleged to secure its charter.
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Chicago
Bank of America
Abren Smith
Gustave H. Sorrow
Jerome Pierce
F . Creelman
Creelman
Smith
Cook County
Woman's fatal leap from Parker House window shocks Boston
Miss Mary Tomlinson of Concord New Hampshire leapt to her death from an upper story at the Parker House after first visiting a West End apartment seeking water. Described as distressed and possibly demented, she was taken to Relief Hospital before the fatal fall. She was 35, connected to Irving Tomlinson of Boston Christian Science circles, and survived by four brothers.
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Boston
Apis
Tomlinson
Concord
Parker House
Misa Tomlinson
Ida Berkman
Barton, Street
West End
Berkman
Irving Tomlingon
Christian Seience Church
Mary Baker G Eddy
Mary
Tom Magon
Concord Christian Science Church
Irving C Tomlinson
Hudson, Wich
Land fraud convictions in Nebraska conspiracy case
Three men Huntington Ami Todd and Fred Hoyt were found guilty in federal court of conspiring to defraud the government of about half a million acres of public lands in Sheridan and Cherry counties Nebraska The trial spanned ten days with co defendants Richards and Comstock of the Nebraska Land and Cattle Company convicted previously Huntington a Gordon Nebraska banker financed entry filings Hoyt aided by paying expenses and supplying land descriptions for fraudulent homesteads
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Nebraska
Omaha
Nebr
Thomas M Huntington Ami B
Todd
Fred Hoyt
United States Court
Sheridan
Cherry Counties
Richards and Comstock
Nebraska Land and Cattle Company
Huntington
Gordon
Love
Death by Own Action Shocks Guttenburg High
Oscar Korn, a fifteen year old student at Guttenburg High School, shot himself near the school after confessing incomplete homework to Miss Loeffel. Principal Boughton had sent him home, and at noon he purchased two revolvers and killed himself in a vacant lot near the campus.
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Brecal
Washington Post
New York
Oscar Korn
Guttenburg
J J
Guttenburg High School
Oscar
Macklin Prosecution Nears End
In San Antonio on April 19 the Macklin court martial neared completion as Sergt Mar W Taliaferro testified as the only witness for the prosecution. Tomorrow the defense will recall Lieuts Johnson and Lockie before the case rests.
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Macklin
San Antonio
Tex
Sergi Mar . W. Taliaferro
Johnson
Lockie
PIANO BARGAINS GOING QUICKLY AT THE BIG SALE
The W F Frederick Music Co expands to eight piano stores across Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Ohio under Pfeiffer as vice president and Washington manager. New stock arriving includes Chickering Hardman Fischer Haines Brothers and more with prices slashed to about half. Open evenings for those who cannot visit by day.
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W F Frederick Music Co
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Ohio
D @ Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Washington
Chickering
Hardman Fischer Haines Brothers
Price
Chickering Behning
Price & Teeple Marshall & Wendell
Foste
White Star liner Cedric sails amid carnival decor
The Cedric departed for Liverpool with decks festooned in confetti and streamers as Mrs Whitelaw Reid and her daughter joined the voyage. Dr Alexander Graham Bell traveled to Edinburgh to receive a Doctor of Science degree amid a powder skewing his attire. A wedding couple aboard drew cheers from 20 friends who showered them with confetti and rice, while dock workers spent hours cleaning up after the ship left.
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Washington Post
New York
Cedric
Liverpool
Fist Cabin
Whitelaw Reid
England
Miles Jean Reid
Alexander Graham Bell
University of Edinburgh
Bureau of Information
P L Hecht
Brooklyn
Frank L Zerega
Harry Weddle
Hecht
O'Keeff
Zerega
Banker Receives Warning and Infernal Device
Italian banker Salvatore Gemovese in New York received threats demanding $2000. A sent expres package contained an infernal machine with fulminating caps and gun parts, all disconnected and harmless. Gemovese treats it as a warning of worse if he does not pay the ransom.
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New York
Salvatore Gemovese
Expresa
Bureau of Combustibles
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