Lilley Addresses House Rules Committee on Naval Claims
Representative Lilley testified before the House rules committee in executive session about published charges against naval committee members. He was cross-examined briefly, with Speaker Cannon presiding. A recess was taken, and no action on the Lilley resolution will occur until stenographic notes are transcribed and reviewed, expected tomorrow.
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Washington
Lilley
House Committee On Rules
Naval Committee
Cannon
Educators Gather in Washington for Education Meet
More than two thousand educators from across the country attend the annual convention of the department of superintendence of the National Education Association in Washington. Sessions open today at Metropolitan Memorial church with social events at the White House and Corcoran Gallery.
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Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
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The
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National Committee On Agricultural Education
Southern Society For Philosophy and Psychology
North Carolina Association of City Schools
Roosevelt
White House
Corolan Gallery of Art
Association
Los Angeles
Department ¢ Rural and Agricultural Education
Educational Department of National Organizations of Women
Frank B. Cooper
Seattle
Wash
Agriculture
Wilson
Elmer F. Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
IF. Louis Soldan
St Louis
SL. Haeter
St Paul
Minn
B. Dyer
Cincinnat
Frederick B. Bolton
University of Iowa
Pitcher Farley Released by Brooklyn Club
National League president Pullum announces the release of pitcher Farley from the Trooklyn club to the Waterbury Baseball Association. The move follows league procedures and shifts Farley to a new professional link with Waterbury.
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Farley
Pullum
National Baseball League
Trooklyn Club
Waterbury Baseball Association
Storm Warnings Across New York and Boston
Weather forecast notes storm warnings along the coast for New York and the Middle Atlantic. Connecticut faces snow or rain with a warming trend tonight and Wednesday, as easterly to southerly winds shift to brisk and high. A trough near the Rockies moves eastward, bringing cloudy skies and light precipitation to the Mississippi valley and western lake region, with milder conditions elsewhere and rising temperatures later.
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Fake Michigan
Change or Republic Foretold in Portugal Yet Unripe
Lisbon February 25 reports a near civil clash ahead as monarchical forces brace against republican and popular government factions. The monarch’s fate, weakened by corruption disclosures and heavy court costs, hangs on a constitutional drift guided by discredited parties amid masses wary of upheaval.
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Portugal
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Luiz
Almeida
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Manuel
Franco
Dom Luis
Ajuda
Belem
Quedex
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Cintra
Pena
Villavicosa
Russia
Derailment injures tourists near Laredo Texas
A derailed excursion train carrying northern tourists near Orville twelve miles north of Laredo injures about thirty people. Cars left track. Pullman cars remained. Most riders were from Toledo under Charles Gates. Initial confusion linked John W. Gates, but his party reached Baymont last night. Cause cited as a broken locomotive axle.
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Tex
Orville
Toledo
Charles Gates
John W. Gates
New York
South
Baymont
Saw Own Ghost Died of Fright in Potteril ie Pa
Micheel Os cropahot died here after fright from seeing his own image in a mirror. The report notes he became distressed by a vision, suffering a delusion that led to death. The incident occurred February 2 in Potterilie, Pennsylvania.
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Potterilie
Micheel Oscropahot
Died at Madison February death of Mrs Nacr D Stone Bishop
The notice reports the death at Madison on February 23 for Mrs Nacr D Stone Bishop. No additional relatives or funeral details are provided in the readable text.
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Mre
Nacr
D. Stone
Bishop Carty
Kelsey Hits Fleming and Defends Insurance Actions
Otto Kelsey replies to Matthew Fleming and Governor Hughes defending his tenure as state superintendent of insurance. He attacks Fleming as ignorant of law and claims the charges stem from a newspaper report. Kelsey argues past actions, Keefer outside work, and a discharged employee’s reinstatement were proper, while noting life insurance reports and a pending Senate vote on the governor’s removal message.
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Otto Kelsey
Matthew C. Fleming
Hughes
Lustrance
State Senate
Senate
Kelsey
Fleming
Keefer
Yale
Kelsey Sheers
Patterson
Washington Life
Supreme Court
Grarral
Shot by Woman in Garfield Building Incident
Charles E B Sanford a Smithtown L I real estate lawyer was shot in the head by Mrs Jennie Bant of Brooklyn in the Garfield building corridor. One scalp wound. Bant surrendered to a policeman. she claimed the shooting was justified by Sanford's treatment of her and an act of God. Sanford hospitalized. he had previously counseled Bant in a suit against her husband.
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New York
Charles EB. Sanford
Smithstown
L. 1
Jennie Bant
Brooklyn
Garfield Building
Reverend Blackcloth's Bristol misadventure tale
A Hartford visiting clergyman tells how he got lost after a Bristol assignment. He wandered for over an hour and a half, forgetting names and directions. A prompt homeowner connected him to the right Vestryman, allowing him to conduct services as planned the next day.
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Bristol
Samuel Blackcloth
Edith
John
Samuel Blackeloth
Ai Jeloth
Stoessel Seeks Pardon For Port Arthur Surrender
Lieut General Stoessel, condemned to death for surrendering Port Arthur to the Japanese, petitions Emperor Nicholas for a full pardon. The court urged commuting the sentence to ten years in a fortress and removal from service. In Siberia, mass transmigration is expected, with over seven and a half million acres surveyed for 120,000 lots for colonists.
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Stoessel
Port Arthur
Nicholas
Siberia
Five Years Prison For Forger Ammerman In New Haven Court
In New Haven on February 25 Louis Ammerman pleaded guilty to forging money orders and was sentenced to five years in state prison. Horace Pike former Marlborough Mills postmaster pleaded guilty to embezzling 425 dollars but was dismissed on costs after restitution. In Denver a priest murder case is noted with belief he was marked for death by anarchists. Father Leo Heinrichs was killed at St Elizabeth's Church after serving communion.
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Louis
Ammerman
Horace Pike
Marlborough Mills
Denver
Leo Heinrichs
Guiseppe Allo
St Elizabeth's Church
Paterson
N. 1
Allo
Church Service After Assassination at St Elizabeth’s
In the renewal of St Elizabeth's church in Denver on February 25 prayers were said for temple purification and protection from desecration. Supplication was also offered for the assassin Giuseppe Mie to repent of his rash deed in the recent altar assassination of Father Leo.
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Denver
St Elizabeth's Church
Leo
Giuseppe Mie
Death of William Griswold in Naugatuck at 55
William Griswold, 55, of Bethlehem, was found dead in his daughter's home in Naugatuck on February 25. Death attributed to heart failure. He was unmarried and known to reside in Bethlehem.
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Naugatuck
William, Griswold
George A. Mason
Bethlehem
Webb Retains World Sculling Title in New Zealand
Webb the world's sculling champion retained the title at Wanganui by defeating R. T. Resside. On the Wanganui River he outdistanced his rival by two and a half lengths in a decisive victory.
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Webb
Wanganui
New Zealand
R. T. Resside
Toss of a Coin Verdict Reversed by Judge
Justice Guy of the New York supreme court set aside a jury verdict in a suit against the New York City Railway for damages over a child's death. Each juror was fined 50 dollars plus costs after admitting they decided the case by coin toss to finish quickly.
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New York
Guy
Supreme Court
New York City Railway Company
Mae Damages
Fire devastates Hartford Golf Club in West Hartford
A five o'clock blaze destroyed the Hartford Golf Club building in West Hartford. The steward his wife and a baby and several waiters escaped in night clothes across snow to the caddy house. Fire alarm via telephone bell kept inmates from worse danger as roof escape was the only route. In separate incident a Boyne City dry goods store fire caused heavy damage and potential losses around 100000.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Golf Club
West Hartford
Boyne City
Mich
Lee Edelateln
W. H. Quick
Noel & Converse
First National Bank
City Board Sets Special Meeting Time And Birth Report
The city board of finance will hold a special meeting at 0 o'clock tomorrow morning. A daughter was born that evening to Mr and Mrs Frank Ryan of 19 South Leonard Street. John Lynch, long time Waterbury resident, was taken to the board of health office this afternoon, Dr McDonald treated a high fever but deemed the condition not serious. The physician diagnosed a bad grip attack and it was decided to send him to Brookside Home.
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Frank Ryan
South Leonard Street
John Lynch
Waterbury
Board of Dhate Ittes
McDonald
Brookside
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