davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
CONSIOERATE ROBBERS.
They Left the Wedding Presents of
 Newly Married Pair.

San Francisco. April l.-Dr. Thomas Gleason with his bride of a day and his sister. Anita Gleason were com pelled tO witness the footing of their home by two robbers this afternoon. while tied hand and foot to bedpOSts. He begged the robbers to spare their wedding presents which they did leav- ing all but taking $ll0.
 The bandits confronted Miss Glcd- son in the hall and when she was an- swcriug them. her brother and sister in-law came out to see what was the matter. They were covered with re- N0Ivers and then tied tn bedposts
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
WORST NUT OVER
 AT MOUNT 'ETNh IN THE OPINION OF THE
 EXPERTS. The Director of the Observatory Forced to Leave.

Catania. April 1.-Expert opinion concerning the activity of Mount Etna is pessimistic. Frank Perrett. the assistant director of the Royal observatory on Mount Nesuvius. thinks the volcano still contains con siderable quantity of lava. and that d cessation of the eruptions is only temporary
 Professor Rico, of the Mount Etna observatory has been forced to aban don his post after passing hours of terror there He said tonight: one could not stand the deafening and horrible roar of the volcano for more than one day. It would certainly drive him mad
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
MAYOR BOOTED FROM STAGE.

Pttsburg. April The indignation of 4c0O citizens at the graft rcveia- tiuns was violently expressed tonight at mass meeting Mayor McGec was hooted off the stage.
 The resentment against the mayor was due to his alleged failure to clean the Redlight district Graft exposures were fOrgotton when Mayor McGcc asked permission to deliver an address His voice was drowned with shouts of 'impeach him. You're afraid to re- sign. You won't clean the city"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
THE PHILADELPHIA STRIKE
A Later Effort to Settle It Without
 Result.

Philadelphia. April 1.-I'urther ef- forts to secure an adjustment of the strike against the Rapid Transit com pany were made tonight. when John Mitchell of the American Civic as- sociation and of the American Fed eration of Labor, together with other labor leaders. held consultation with Senator Penrose and State Senator McNichol It is announced that no new proposition was agreed upon.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
TWO WIVES FAITHFUL
 10 CONVICTED e|CAM|ST
The Marrying Count" Gets Eieh,
 Year Years in Jersey Prison.

New York. April l.-Evcn his sen tence to eight years in the New Jersey prison for bigamy has not shaken the loyalty of two of the wives" of Emil Karl von Mueller. the marrying count Won Mueller today made d statement that Pauline Powers of Cali fornia had sent him S200 to be used in appealing his case.
 Wife No. I, formerly Anna Jacobs. today paid visit to von Mueller in the Jersey City jail My angel wife" is the way von Mueller described Miss Powers in telling of her remittance
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
IT WAS DONE
 FOR 4 END.

New York. April l. Justice Edward l.. Mccall of the state supreme court explained today his financial transactions with William Buckley. legislative agent for the fire insurance companies.
 After the days hearing Mir Mccall met Superintendent HotchkiSs Of the state insur- ancc department and gave him a statement that satisfied Mir. Hotchkiss. that political friend ships accounted sufficiently for the questionable aspect that ccr- tain incidents seemed to wear
 Earlier in the investigation evidence Was found in the books of the PheniX company which induced Mir. Hotchliiss to say that it looked as if Judge Me Call had been a party to the at tempt to deceive the insurancc department My only interest in the entire subject says the justice. was that friend was in need of money I had it. and on his request loaned il to him"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
WINDOW GLASS TRUST.

Pittsburg. April Tt was learned tonight that after three months inves- tigation. federal officials are ready to present to a special grand jury on Monday evidence that the Imperial Window Glass company is & trust in violation of the sherman law. The corporation is said to control thirty three glass factories in eleven states.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
All Not Disposed of To Be
 Held Until Nov. 1
 .i. - 10 BE NO PRIVATE SALES
Order Yesterday From In terior Department-What Has Been Done At This End of Line in Prepara- ton For the Auction

Washington. April Special)- Secretary Ballinger has fixed May 70 as the date of sale of uncntered and unreserved lots in Parker. The sale was originally fixed earlier in the year but was postponed to permit reappraisement of lots The sale will be held at Parker and will be con ducted by the register and receiver at Phoenix
 The sale will be continued as long as it may be deemed expedient and then adjourned until November i. during which time none of the unsold lots can be purchased at private sale.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
THIRTY DAYS, SAYS LEWIS.

St. Louis. April 1.-Prcsident Lewis of the miners union said tonight that all the mines of any importance will resume operation in thirty days.
 Don't worry; all agreements will be reached speedily. The miners simply want fair share of the fruits of their labor" he said.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
A CHICAGO BOOM
 FOR G|FFORD P|NcHOT
The Originator One Tobias, Who Calls
 Himself Chancellor.

Denver. Colo. April 1-Copies of a letter signed by J. J. Tobias. chan cellor of the Chicago law school" and Clifford Pinchot as can didate for president. were received in Denver today.
 He says in part: Do you believe Clifford PinchOt would be d good can didate for the presidency in 1912? Will you organize Watch Pinchot Grow club? If so. send your ad dress"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. April 1.-Cattle receipts estimated at 1000 head Market steady. Reeves. s5.65mS.60; Texas steers. S500@6.50; western steers. S5.0Om 100: stockers and feeders. s3.S5 m6.75: cows and heifers. s2.S0a 20; calves. SS.O0GD9.2J.
 Sheep receipts estimated at 3,500. inarket weak. Native. SJ.50d9.i0: westerns, $5.75d9.10; yearlinss. ss.25 m9.40. lambs. native, sS60G 1925; western. s940Ii0.25.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
4 MONSTER SUNFISA.
The Record Breaker Captured Off
 Avalon.

Avalon. Cal. April l.-Nhat is said to be the largest sunfish ever cap turrd. was taken today off the port by W. II. McMillan. owner or the Juju ranch in South Africa an entertainer of Colonel Roosevelt. who is spending the season here. The monster lowed the launch five miles before it was brought to Gaff. It weighed nearly 5000 pounds
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
THREE FACTIONS
 ON CONSERVATION

Washington. April 1.-Three factions of tn" house committee on public lands pulled and hauled the administration con- servation bill without agreement
 oday. The republicans from the public land states and those ia voring the conservation policy :ould not come together The democrats. after denouncing the attitude Of their opponents. in troduced d measure of their own
 The republicans are divided between the senate bill. which gives the president absolute power uf withdrawal. and the bill introduced into the house by Mir Pickett. which in addi- ton to conferrins the power of withdrawal. validates all pre- viOus withdrawals IL was re- ported tonight that Mir. Pickett would agree to an elimination of the provision validating pre- viOuS withdrawals.
 This clause. il is said. was iu- serted to cover the Roosevelt withdrawals. which. it is as serted. were without authority of law. The democrats declare that both bills are simply de-
 F Ia. sIr--s &. nfssFrs ton of the interior department a clean bill of health. and will accomplish nothing toward con serVation. Theirs. they say. will confer power upon the president to make withdrawals for classi- fication and other purposes. and requires reports to congress
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
DISPOSED OF NElGHeoR.

san Diego. April i.-.Atter returning verdict of accidental death in the ease Of Edward Kolth. an Austrian. who was killed by the discharge of a shotgun. the coroner's jury. composed of Kolth's neighbors constructed a cof- fin. dug a grave. and inferred the body o0 the unfortunate man on the spot Where he lost his life.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
. A DYING QUARTERBACK.

Annapolis. Md. April Tine cur- dition of Emil Wilson, former quar- terback of the navy football team. who was injured in game last fall and who has been paralyZed ever since. is much worse tonight. His death is expected.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
ATTElI HAD THE BETTER OF IT.

New York. April Abe Attell had the better of owen Moran of England in ten rounds tonight They had previ- ously fought two draws in California.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
GROUND TRemeLes IN MEssINA

McSslnd. April I--ScVen shSht earthquake shocks accompanied by subterranean rumblngs and eXplos- ions have been felt here since Thurs day No damage has been done.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02

CONGRESS DIVIDES
 ON RAILROAD BILL

!. Washington, April l-Widcly . divcrging views on the control : of common carriers including : a split in the minority report . were expressed in the prcscnta- ] tiOn of the report that accom- E panied the submission of the railroad bill bY the interstate . committee of the house today. F The majority report. signed by l Chairman Mann stamps the pro- . posed Legislation as more im- !. portant than any preceding rail- . road legislation, imposing no un- : due interference on railway . management and ConfcrrinG l large benefits to the public. The minority report, striking . at the commerce court. declares . that mo untricd experimental . legislation Of doubtful constitu- . tionality should be entered upon . by congress at a time when . neither consumers, shippers Or railroads are asking for it." The . minority members. while earnest . advocates of federal regulation : attack the measure as patcrnal- . iStic.
 While opposed to some of the provisions. Mir. Mann will pilot the bill and will attempt on Monday to fix a date for a vote.
 LIABILITY LAW AMENDED
 Washington. April After three days of sharp controversy
 the senate today passed the
 house bill. SD amending the em-
 p'oyers' liability law as to give
 state courts concurrent juris-
 diction with federal courts in
 dealing with personal injury
 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

Pronouncement against Cannonism
and Ballingerism.
Inconsistency OF Republican con.
gressionai candidates under existing
circumstances.
For house-cleaning In state. contin-
uing campaign OF l9Vs.
Denunciation OF Osborn's connection
with previous administration, and his
alleged reforms after Hemans' re-
markable run OF 1908.
Houghton county address and du-
plicity In connection with campaign
OF two years ago.
Abolition Ga salt and oil inspectors
departments.
stand for bipartisan state boar ds
and commissions.
Civil service for all state employees
Reorganization of fish and game de.
partments.
Conservation OF states natural re-
sourceA
With such a platform, backed up by
the men selected to carry II into ex
ecution, Chairman Shields. OF the
state committee, declared this morn
ing that the Democratic party was
bound to win this fall, and his asser
ton Is but the echo OF every Demo
crat present at the convention.
The new central committee may be
made up as follows:
Central Committee-Chairman, Ed
Shields. Howells; secretary. A. r
Garfield, Clare.
First district-Edwin Henderson
Detroit: John G. Nagel, Detroit.
Second district-No candidate.
Third district-Edward Austin. Rat
tie Creek; Ford c. Rowe, Kalamazoo
Fourth district-Thomas C. Cavan
augh, Paw Paw, and either ID. Case OF
Thomas M. Cook, OF Allegan.
Fifth district-George p. Hummer
Grand Rapids, or VIM. o. Van Eyck
OF Holland.
Sixth district--Mark w. Stevens, Of
Flint; James v. Cunningham. OF De
troit, suggested for second place;
Frank ID. Eaman, OF Detroit, men
toned.
Seventh district-Cecil F. Peck, Port
Huron; John p. Egglestone, INLAY
City.
Eighth district. Earle Brown, 81
Johns; v. e. Johnson, Chesaning.
Ninth district-Herman O'Connor
Holton; c. A. WAL, Manistee.
Tenth district-John e. Kinnane
Bay City.
Eleventh district-H. A. Sanford
Mt. Pleasant; w. j. Lewis, Boyne
City.
Twelfth district-W. Fl. Preston
Mackinac Island; John Stiles. Menom
inee.
New candidates for congress:
Third Observation-Disclosures Stewart
Kalamazoo.
Seventh district-Attorney Wellman
OF Port Huron.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
Dancer Yearns For Manuel;
Says He will Return to Her

VIENNA, Oct. THE arms OF Gaby
Deslys-Gabrielle OF the Lilies--are
open for Manuel, dethroned king OF
Portugal.
Il had an appointment with the king
In Paris, on Oct. 16. and certainly
hope to see him there on that date"
said Portugal's "uncrowned queen" to
q United Press correspondent today.
Mile. Deslys declares she will not
desert the deposed boy monarch now
that he Is able no longer to shower
upon her the rare jewels for which
he paid with his kingly crown.
II shall not turn against my king
in his misfortune continued Mile.
Deslys. ION the contrary. shall be
kinder than ever to him.
IL shall remain In Vienna, doing my
turn at the Apollo theater. until the
fifteenth OF this month. when I shall
take the very FIRST train for Paris. |
believe that, even now, the king Will
come to me In Paris, where we have
been so happy before.
Afterwards l have theatrical en-
gagements In Berlin-where l am to
get $4,000 for three months-in Lon
don and in the other capitals OF
Europe"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INTnRuRnAN
LINES.

PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7 O. ~
and every two hours to p. m: sun
days only. II p. N. Through locals. q \
a. m. and every two hours to 2 ?: rsS
hourly to 9. p. m. including limited1q
hourly to IL y. m. Shore line TO ~
Clemens. s:2s q m. hourly to nse1x
p. m. uFf
FLINT LIMITEDs-.7ss q. m. s:ssN Z
m Through locals. z .. m. every tvs
hours to D. m; Oxford only, II .. a, !.
Flint, Sunday only, IL p. m. 70 Rome&
Z a. m. 8 a. m. and every two hours To-
10 D. m. IL p. m. ~,
JACKSON LIMITEDS--s:1B q m ana
every two hours to SIS y. m. Thrc agh
locals 7 a. m. and every two hours to :
% m; Ann Arbor only. q. m, sac d
m, SD m..1op. m. III p. m Worthwhile I.
only, $50 a. m. hourly to $3.50 D. m.
1880 p m; p m. II .. m Saline cArs
from Ypsihnt 7uk1
TOLEDO LIMITEps-T:2o q. m. andy'
every two hours to $40 p. m: saturdaDu
and Sunday. 1920 p. IN, Through local4c g
$40 a. m. and hourly to $3.50 p mao
~ W. WSiIYANpoTTE Div.-b:ss Z. m. haif-Si
hourly TO s:s3 p. m. hourly to lt:ss
r. IN. fSs~'
PONTIAC DIv.-e a. m. 20 TO 30 min.
service to s:so D. m. hourly TO ic.s6-
D. m. IL p. m: Birmingham only. ~ IN.
ORCHARD LAKE DIv.-S O. m.
hourly to IL p. m
'These cars run through TO Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Andrew waiisora. 70: Mary Nickart

Andrew waligora. 70: Mary Nickart.
26.
Wood Williams. "a. Springfield. Mass. ;
Anna L. Wilson. 20. Detroit.
William Huston. Is. Toledo. Ohio:
Rose Scott. ~, same.
Louis Bryant. 81. Ford City; Clara
Henderson. 20. same.
Frank j. Dzikowskt. IS: Mary Sroka.
20.
Herbert p. Wilder. 20, Detroit; Helen
r. Estabrook. 20. Marlborough. Mass.
Frank Oleszkowicz. 2S: Mary Opiela.
Il.
James o. DIN. 4s. Detroit; Eliza A.
Oiin. 40. Canton. 0.
Lynde +. Wheeler, 50, New Haven,
Conn. Frances Weems. 81. Detroit,
wincenty Besczkowski. 70; Mary
Masur, 20.
Stephen Jageiski. rs; Sophia Kamin-
Henry C. Keywsll. ~; Rose Benin
son, 19
III p. Hart. SO: Amelia Becker 81.
Adolph svacha, %; Margaret kacin.
10.
Alex. Zavoda. 2s; Teckla Krock. 80.
Joseph Forster, so; Arveiia Teamer,
John F; siezinski, rs; Julia M Kwid-
zinsii. 10.
William Fiippins. 10: Anna M. Lar
Gns. 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
Kalamazoo Convention


Of Detroit. was called. His name
elected great applause and as he
arose to speak. he was again greeted
with cheers.
Temporary Chairman Eaman In his
address 10 the convention, made a
singing attack on so-called Republic
can misrule. He arraigned Osborn
for contributing TO Warmers cam
paign fund. branding him part and
parcel OF Warnerism; challenged the
Republicans to make public the cam
paign contributions before election.
raped them for passing a tariff law,
and then admitting II was wrong, and
attacked Congressman DENLY and
other Michigan congressman.
Mr.. Eaman's speech follows:
The campaign which Ii this year be-
TORE the Democratic party OF this state
and OF the nation at large has one OF
paign within the memory OF most or
us. IL In campaign In which promi-
nent members OF the Republican party
ments against the continuation OF their
power This Is true In our state, and
II 10 true In the nation.
What words. for illustration. could
be more powerful or more eloquent in
condemnation OF the Payne Aldrich
tariff than those delivered In congress
and on public rostrums since by Re-
publfcans whose years OF public SER
vice numbers more than three gener-
ations II II not possible for language
TO describe the perfidy OF the worst
tarifr bill ever passed by any congress
I'm the history OF this country. more
aptly than that used by Senator Dolli-
yer. OF Iowa, whore he openly branded
the Ubiquitous tariff schedule as one
devised and made up as trafncker
would barter his wares over a bargain
counter. Those. he said. who had In
terests TO be served. II they were pow
special TO Themselves and hostile TO
the interests OF the country at large.
which they demanded. Not alone was
II a matter OF barter and sale; IL was
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
DIPLOMATS CALL ON
NEW REGIME


successfully head another revolution.
What Great Britain will do In the
matter OF Portugal's colonies 10 now
the all-absorbing question. It is taken
for granted that England will attempt
to grab so @ of that country's rich
colonial possessions, acting In conjunc-
ton with Germany, whose need for
colonial dependencies Is even greater
than her own.
Portugaps colonies include the Cape
Verde Islands, Portuguese Guinea,
Princes and st. Thomas Islands, An
COLA, Portuguese East Africa. Goa,
Damao, Diu (the last three in Asia
Timor and other islands in the Indian
archipelago and Macao, and one or
two other smau possessions In China.
Angola, In west AFRICA, Is the largest
Of these, with an area, OF 485, 200
square miles.
The royal family of Portugal has for
years been pillng up investments In
England and France until now II has
many millions at it's disposal. II Is
thought likely that Manuel will spend
the rest Of his days in France. for
which country, particularly Paris, he
has always had a strong attachment.
Spain might furnish a more congenial
atmosphere for the deposed king. but
II Is believed that his presence in
Spain would act as IN incentive to the
revolutionists OF that country.
There is a growing impression that
Dom Miguel, the pretender, may yet
become the ruler of Portugal The
Official view here Is that the republic
may not last long. and that when II
proves its inability the people will
turn to Dom Miguel
King Manuel declared today that he
would remain in Gibraltar temporar-
lily. Despite the loss Of his throne,
Manuel appeared IN cheerful mood
today.
After being the guest for q part OF
the day of Forestier-Walker,t the royal
family returned to the yacht Amelie.
Manuel was greatly pleased when the
nited States cruiser Des Moines,
which is under orders to proceed to
Lisbon, fired q royal salute In his
honor. The British warships paid him
the same honor.
The Portuguese royal yacht Amelie,
having on board the king, queen
mother, the dowager queen and
the duke Of Oporto. entered this har-
Dor at IL o'clock last evening. Shortly
afterward the king and the queen
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
PR0HIBS HAVE
BROAD PLATFORM


w. A. Taylor, in his keynote speech,
spoke in part as follows:
IF you put the Prohibition party
In power you will find that the sale
OF beer In the eastern district OF the
state will decrease instead OF in'
crease. az 1t Is doing under local op-
ton, and the law will be enforced to
the letter in the dry counties. We
will turn the rascals out aud put In
men who will do their duty. In the
last primary campaign. the local op-
ton people log-rolled for Musselman
as against Osborn, and stood for DICK
inson for acknowledgement. But
the Republicans turned down these
safe, albright temperance men, and
now l want to ask these local option
lists: Are you going to vote for these
men you worked against In the prim
aries, or are you going to support the
Prohibition candidates.?
ct can't believe that these men who
profess to be against the liquor tratfic
are going to be SO inconsistent. De
lieve they are going TO desert the he
publican party, and that there VIII Dc
a landslide toward the Prohibition
ranks. for the local optionists can't
turn to the Democratic column with
out jumping from the frying pan Into
the fire.
81 say to you that l do not believe
In local option, don't believe In CIV
ing an option between prohibition and
the license. / do believe in local pro-
hibition. The trouble with local op-
ton Is that It is too local and TOO OPP
tional, and every two years It's the
same fight all over again. II we had
law providing for local prohibition
a county, once dry, would stay dry
Local option was given US as SOP
rhe speaker discussed national Is
sues to some extent, and devoted con-
siderable time to exposing the Joo-
berry of the tariff" Referring to Sen
ator Beveridges recent statement that
II Ia I'D to the Republican party 10
make the crooked things straight,
Taylor declared that no party elected
to power on beer votes, could ever
make crooked things straight.
George A. Young, Of Owosso, Is q
candidate for nomination as secre'
tary Of state.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

August Tischbein Sr., 368 Gratiot. 20
years; mftral insuffciency.
william c. whitney. st. Mary's hos
pital. 81 years; typhoid fever.
Julia A Merrill. $50 Cass. SO years;
goitre.
Winton Paige. 1919 Brush. . years;
cystitis. burns.
washington Stone. $50 Erslkins. ~
years: dropsy
Earl schless, l1a4 Ellery, 4 months:
ma rasmus.
Marvel Bence, Tuberculosis hospital.
26 years; tuberculosis
Frances Wroblewski. 1905 st. Aubin.
months; malnutritton.
Mile B. Isham, 80 years. II Johns
ton; tuberculosis.
Margaret c. ThomaA SO wabash. 81
years; apoplexy.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Paul Seborowski, 6 Sarvis.
Albert Wick $50 McGraw.
Orla Glenn, stephens.
Willard Miller, 1895 Fourth.
Theodore Appllonia. 4s sherman.
Charles Peters. 326 st. Aubin.
William Smith, 623 Campbell.
BOYS.
Peter Tyunas, $50 fourth.
Alexander Goldman. SOC 4. High.
Herbert Park. 20 Savoy.
Russell Trombly, rs Thaddeus.
George Reindel, 106 Garfield.
Robert Brushaber. 100 King.
Ludwig Fiore, 1876 Illinois.
Charles Decker. 26s Junction.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
I'm THE INDIAN SUM-
MER TIME"

October is really the most de-
lightful month of the year to take
a D. & C. Line Weekend Out
ing. Let us suggest Buffalo and
the Falls. You leave Saturday
at s 100 p. m. and back in Detroit
early Monday morning. $3.50
Buffalo, $500 Niagara Falls,
Round Trip. Make your reserva-
tons today.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

mother came ashore and drove TO the
summer residence OF the governor.
Sir Frederick Forester Walker. At
Europa Point.
Judging from the appearance OF the
crew which manned the Amelie. It was
recruited hurriedly
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

The French ministry OF war plans
to establish a regular aeroplane SER
vice across the Sahara desert from It's
southernmost station In Algeria TO
Timbuctoo.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

An ink with carbolic acid as one OF
it's ingredients, has been put on the
market for bankers to use In signing
notes, thereby producing antiseptic
money.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

According to an official prediction
Argentina With ma few years VIII
produce 100000 tons more wheat 9
year than she will need for home con
sumption.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

For Cleveland, .Ptttsburg and all
points south and east. leave daily io:ss
iowsr e sS a np.t ssrs
81: whole room. sato. weekend ex-
cursion to Cleveland every Saturday
night. t1So round trip.
For Alpena. Mackinac and way portS-
Mondays. ID. m; Fridays. $50 a m
Yer DuHsis anA all points na~4
Daily p. ~ sunday, -.
weekend Exeursssn g bshss evss1
city fieks, ofscs,. d o,i:~ass. - s'ds.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. No, Is John R-st Call
Main 1898. or City ASS.