Ruef Remains at Large as Ruef Case Presses Ahead
San Francisco May 7 Mayor Hul Bene Schmitz appeared and pleaded not guilty to four indictments while Ruef remains in hiding. The District Court of Appeals denied a writ of prohibition, allowing Dunne to proceed with the Ruef case. Coroner Walsh failed to arrest Ruef and was given until tomorrow to produce him. an elisor may be appointed if he fails.
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San Francisco
Hul Bene Schmitz
Ate
Dunne
Ruef
District Court of Appeals
Cooper, Hall
Kerrigan
Dinan
Shortridge
Avel
Walsh
Sherifore
Hidge Dunne
Elisor
Ruel
State Supreme Court
Rusf
District Court of Appeala
Ruet
Kerrisan
Kenny
Ellsor
Burns
Nome Ciizen
Spooner Denies H Hill Counsel Offer at White House
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin denied claims he had been hired as chief counsel to James H. Hill, railroad magnate and Great Northern president. He said Hill offered the job in 1884, he declined, and he has had no contact since. Stewart recovered Spooner’s Senate name plates, but Spooner said he will take them as he retires.
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Senator Spooner
Wisconsin
White House
James H. TH
Great Northern Railroad
Hill
Mr. Spooner
Hil
Spooner
Senate
Alonzo Stewart
John Tyler Morgan
Edmund Winston Pettus
Selma
Ala
Stewart
John M Mitchell
Depew
Roosevelt
New York
StateDepartment declines quarrel has no part
The State Department says it has no proper concern in the dispute between British stockholders and other foreign holders of the Santo Domingo Improvement Company. Velasquez settlement will stand, and the treaty ratified by the U. S. Senate will be submitted to the Dominican Congress for speedy action. Missouri direct vote for US Senator advances in Jefferson City. Italy to send battleships Benedetto Brin and Regina Elena to the Jamestown Exposition in April.
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State Department
Santo Domingo Improvement Company
Senor Velasquez
Anandel
America
Europe
Dominican Congress
Italy
Naples
Varese
Benedetto Brin
Regina Elena
Depew and Clark Discuss Third-Term Motives
Representative Mudd and Senator Depew weigh the third term question as President Roosevelt contemplates renomination. Depew says circumstances could force acceptance. Mudd predicts Roosevelt will be the nominee, while Champ Clark condemns a third term and backs a six year amendment to bar it.
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Rootsevelt
Depew
Rodney H. Mudd
Maryland
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Mudd
Champ Clark
Missouri
White House
Clark
British Ambassador Meets Root on Fisheries Issue Prospects
The British Ambassador conferred with Secretary of State Root on pending matters of mutual interest. He did not push immediate negotiations, despite expectations to start Newfoundland fisheries talks. He plans to visit Canada next month to meet Governor General Bart Gray and discuss fisheries and broader diplomatic questions.
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Root
State Department
Canada
Bart Gray
United States
Washington
Spanish minister arrives to present credentials in Washington
Senor Don Ramon Pina, new Spanish Minister to the United States, arrived in Washington yesterday to take up a temporary legation at the Arlington. He succeeds Senor Don Bernardo Jacinto de Cologna and is accompanied only by his valet. A presentation to President Roosevelt has not yet been scheduled.
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Don Ramon Pina
United States
Senor
Don Bernardo Jacinto de Cologna
Washington
Senor Pina
Arlington
Roosevelt
Dredgers Seek Roosevelt Action on Eight Hour Law
A Detroit convention committee of tug and dredging interests urged President Roosevelt to enforce the eight hour law on government dredging contracts. Led by Thomas OConnor and Daniel Keefe, the group pressed for stricter compliance as indictments and appeals reach the Supreme Court. Labor Commissioner Neill accompanied them. Roosevelt plans cabinet review.
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Roosevelt Festerday
Detroit
Thomas O'Connor
Buffalo
Tugmen's Protective Association
Daniel J. Keefe
Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas J. Dolan
International Brotherhood of Shovelers and Dredgmen
W. &. Jones
Brotherhood of Dredge Workers
Neill
Supreme Court of the United States
Henderson declines Ohio federal judgeship replacement in flux
Columbus lawyer J E Sater now favored for the Southern District of Ohio seat as William O Henderson declines the post. Officials say Henderson chose to continue practicing law, removing Adams from contention despite Senate and House backing. The White House signals no final decision, with Sater’s prospects improving and Adams still opposed by key lawmakers.
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William O Henderson
Columbus
Ohio
J. E. Sater
Wkely
Henderson
Sater
White House
J. B. Sater
John J. Adams
Zanesville
Foraker
Century man dies at age 100 in Newburgh
Thomas Hazard Roe born November 2, 1806 in New York died at his home 261 Grand Street Newburgh New York after a gradual decline in vitality. He retained most faculties until late life and walked to his window daily with limited use of limbs. Survived by a sister Miss Emily Roe and another sister Mrs. William C Hasbrouck, both advanced in years.
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Newburgh
Thomas Hazard Roe
Grand Street
Ros Wass
New York
Roe
Times
Trytog
Emily Roe
William C. Hasbrouck
Elghty
Indicted Legislator Lamoureaux Held on Gratuity Count
Boston March 7 8 John Lamoureaux Republican representative from North Adams was arrested on an indictment by the Suffolk County grand jury alleging he corruptly solicited and accepted a 180 payment from William H McMasters to influence two members of the investigating committees on a pending bill He was held on 32000 bond Manitoba Government Wins Winnipeg March 7 Roblin government sustains reduced majority with 26 government seats 12 opposition and one seat in doubt Two seats not contested until next week
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Boston
Mar
John Lamoureaux
North Adams
Berkshie
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Lamoureaux
William H. McMasters
Lamonteaus
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Roblin
Griscom Reaches Rome as New U S Ambassador
Rome March 7 Lloyd C Griscom arrives to assume duties as United States ambassador to Italy succeeding Henry White His wife will join him shortly and sail for Rome at an early date as official duties commence
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Rome
Lloyd C. Griscom
Henry White
United States
Italy
Griscom
Honduran Leader Bonilla Says War Advancing Despite Setbacks
From Managua and San Salvador reports, Gen Manuel Bonilla claims Honduran scouting repulsed Nicaraguan forces at Nemasique and seized rifles and ammo. Reverses stir desertions as Bonilla retreats to Choluteca after losing Tegucigalpa. Nicaraguan forces push to Tuguara near Choluteca.
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Managua
Bonilla
Salvador
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Manuel Bonilla
Honduras
Cheluteca
Aixty
Tegucigalpa
Namasique
National Assembly
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Guatembla
Morolica
San Antonio de Los Flores
San Lucas
Guinope
Yascaron
Dani
Paraiso
Banilla
Choluteca
Nemasique
Tuguara
War Clouds Over Central America In 1900s Involvement Looms
Diplomatic efforts by Mexico and the United States aim to settle Central American tensions. Creel and other envoys met with Secretary Root while Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Honduras posture for sides. No US intervention planned, but a broader regional war seems likely as arbitration seeks fail.
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Mexico
United States
Creel
Root
Corea
Calvo
State Department
Schvedor
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Jelaya
Washington
Dick's Method for Peace and National Guard Training
Ohio Senator Dick urged that war be won through trained volunteers and a ready National Guard. He spoke at the National Guard Armory while medals were awarded to district and militia marksmen and long service recipients.
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Senator Dick
Ohio
National Guard
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Goldier
United States
Nationa Guard
Germany
Tria
Spain
Hamed
Mosher
Washington Post
Harries
Brett Race
Merchants
Company Dear
Carfody
Magruder
R. Harris & Co
Evening Star
Gerstenberg
Militia
Haity Expels Foreigners Forced to Restore Equal Trade Pace
Secretary Hoot orders American Minister Purnlae to inform Haiti that discrimination against U S merchants cannot be allowed and any foreigner decree must apply to all. Haiti enforces a 1876 law banning foreign traders, with Fortian to ensure Americans can wind down operations and receive equal treatment to other nationalities.
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Haiti
Laland
Hoot
Purnlae
Saratoga G A R Chooses Encampment City
Saratoga New York has been fixed as the national encampment site for the Grand Army of the Republic this year. The executive committee reported the Minneapolis decision to confirm Saratoga, noting railroads and Saratoga Business Men's Association guarantees kept hotel rates from rising, and stating the committee would not overrule the Minneapolis action.
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Zanesvilé
Ohio
Saratoga
Grand Army of the Republic
Minneapolis
Atlantic City
Joseph W. O'Neal
Business Men's Association of
Sixtieth Graduation Anniversary Honors Dr J Ford Thompson
Nearly 150 Washington medical practitioners gathered at Hauscher's for a splendor dinner honoring Dr J Ford Thompson on the sixtieth anniversary of his medical diploma. The event featured speeches by colleagues, tributes from George Washington University and other institutions, and a massive silver loving cup presented as a token of esteem.
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Hauscher’s
J. Ford Thompson
George Washington University
Thompson
University of Maryland
Georgetown University
Adams
Toachmaster
D. K. Shute
Shute
W P. Carr
George Tully Vaughan
George M. Sternberg
A. S
Mary Parsons
Thomson
Thomas C. Bmilth
George N. Acker
A. F. A. King
Dr. Thompson
Thea
Phi Chi Medi Fraternity
G lWythe Cook
G. L. Magruder
G Kober
A. F. King
F.C. Smith
Joseph Taber Johnson
W. F. R. Phillips
O. W. Richardson
T. EK. WcLoughlin
Louis Mackall
J. Dudley Morgan
George N Atker
B S. Adams
Arnold
Appieg
Claytor
Wythe Cook
Harison Crook
Cuthbert
Edgar P. Copeland
H. B. Deale
H M Dixon
H. H. Donnelly
John Donlop
Hobert
Dye
Warwick Ereng
Hobert Fletcher
W. F. Forwood
H. G. Fowler
C. W. Franzont
Se L. Froidrich
F Fremont Smith
Wil
Lamb
S. Lamb
Thomas Lee
D Okla Leegh
Frame Leech
H. T. A. Leon
J. Fleet Luckett
James F Mitchett
John F Moran
James Dudley Morgan
M. Motter
O M. Muncaster
S. B. Muncaster
Elizabeth V Munbey
Edward Lee Morgan
Z. Morria Murray
Sophia A Nordhoft-Jong
Owen
Mr. P. Parker
Mary Parsays
St. Filps
BF. Pickford
B G. Peal
JO. Skinner
T. C.smith
Z. T Bowers
W. M. Soties
A H. Staples
Lo Stavely
M Starnberg
Charles G. Btone
L . Hone
D B Street
MB. Siriek
Elmer Sathron
Louise ‘Taylor Jones
HW Taylor
BF. Tiefanthaler
Ada R. Themes
JD. Thomas
Trolley Along the Hudson
Albany dispatch reports the State railroad commission grants West Shore Traction Co permission to build a 20 mile high speed electric line from Tempekins Cove along the Hudson to New Jersey State line. Plans include extending toward Jersey City and into New York City via the McAdoo tunnel. capital listed as $20.00 million.
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Albany
N. Y
State Railroad Commission
West Shore Traction
Tempe
Kins Cove
Hudson River
New Jersey State Inc
Ihs
Jersey City
New York City
McAdoo
Four Commissions to Launch Summer Inquiries in 60th Congress
The Immigration, Postal, Printing, and Joint Revision commissions will start summer investigations with aims to conclude before Congress meets next December. The Postal Commission reelects Sen. Penrose as chairman and targets second and third class mail tax impacts. The Immigration Commission will study immigration policy with powers to summon witnesses and travel, funded by the immigrant fund. The Joint Committee on Revision of the Laws continues codification work, with a focus on the judiciary after last year’s criminal code. The Printing Commission will continue standardizing congressional publications.
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Immigration Commission, Postal Commission, Printing Commission
Joint Committee
Postal Commission
Penrose
Representative Overstreet
Post Office Department
Immigration Commission
Senate
House
United States
Naight
Congress
Subway Crash and a Parade of Quack Doctors
A humorous diary from the New York Times Fed recounts a man’s casual misadventures with doctors and selfcare during March and April. He visits Dr Phakem and other specialists for imagined ailments, pays lavishly, and ends with a bleak financial and physical state, questioning medical competence.
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Baker
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Julian Eltinge
Burt Leslie
Duffin-Redcay
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Yatinee Dan
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