Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-05-11

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welcomed at Copenhagen, where he
was q guest at the kings palace.
Presidest Taft's railroad bill is said
to be marked for slaughter and adj
ADMINISTRATION forces. 1t is alleged, prac.
ttcally admit Its defeat.
Tuesday.
President Taft dedicated q statue Of
Theodore Thomas in Cincinnati.
Secretary Wilson said that the lack
OF scientific methods holds down crops
and adds to living cost.
The German kaiser sounded warn.
Ing against beer swilling" by stu
dents, and said 1t will wreck the ma
ton.
The Massachusetts special commits
sion reported that the high cost Of liv-i
ing Is due to increase in gold supply
and to waste.
Although feted by people and royal
" In Copenhagen, Theodore Roosevelt
was chiefly interested in inspecting
the governments home for aged
women.
Wednesday.
President Taft In st. Louis asked q
square dealn for all classes and warm
" replied to Bryan's attack on
Hughes.
The legislative bride probe in Illi-
nois centered on certain legislator
said to have grown suddenly rich fol-
lowing Lorimer's election. Il,
Regulars in the United States Sen
ate held a rally, claimed clear ma.
jority and planned an aggressive cam
paign against the Insurgents.
Ex-President Roosevelt and party
were very cordially received in Chris
tiania, Norway, King Haakon and
Queen Maud meeting them personally
at the railway station.
Thursday.
J. w. Kern was nominated for Uni
ted States Senator by the Indiana
Democrats In State convention.
Scientists were called enemies of re-
ligion In an address before the alumni
Of st. Ignatius' College in Chicago
The Belgian king and Roosevelt.
,.fr6ve and dined together; q warm well
come was extended tosthe ex-President.
Insurgents in. the Senate and House
attack administrations railroad bin,
evidencing resentment at Wickersham.
Contrasting the s525.o0o Western In.
diana Railroad award. John g. Fetzer,
threatened exposures in connection
with house bill III"
w. b. D. Stokes. Jr., a boy In short
trousers, appeared before the Senate
committee and denounced the Depew
wireless bill as stock jobbingp
scheme.
Friday. is5
Holland welcomed Theodore Roose-
welt to the home Of his ancestors and
made him feel like one Of the family.
Two thousand five hundred Jewish
{ families were brutally expelled from
Kieff, Russia, despite Stolypin's prom
ises.
Insurgents i'm the Senate were de-
feated when the Cummins substitute
In relation to part Of the administra-
ton rail bill was lost, IS to 20.
A schedule showing higher freight
8 rates from the western territory to the
Atlantic to take effect June 1 will be
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
s, The district attorney bought four,
girls as white slaves in the open mar
ket In New York as the result of
months Of investigating in which two
college women, assisted. 4
Saturday.
The Hague took holiday and vel
coined Theodore Roosevelt.
&c James A. Patton and his associates
were credited with $4,000 profits
through sales of May cotton
May rs will mark the resumption of
the attack on the House of Lords and
a general election is predicted.
Premier Brands firm stand halted
May day riots in Paris Anarchists
and police clashed in Berne; Switzer-
Land '.t
Miss Ethel J. Croker. youngest child
of Richard Croker, was impersonated
by another woman in mysterious
Hoboken marriage.
Western railroads filed tariffs with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
showing the rise in freight rates Of
from 16 to 20 per cent. effective on
June /.