Patrick Gets Another Chance In Supreme Court Stay
The writ of stay of execution granted to Albert T. Patrick of New York delays the electric chair in his murder case for William Marsh Rice. Ex-senator Lindsiay and A C Shenstone represent Patrick in a pursuit before Justice Day at Canton, Ohio as the court meets in October. Indiana postoffices robbed by masked men. $10 in coins and stamps taken. two incidents disturb Hamilton and Pennville. A fire, likely set by burglars, devastates Gaylord general store and nearby eastern business district near Sodus, with over $100,000 loss and multiple buildings destroyed.
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Patrick
Wm. RK. Day
United States Supreme Court
Canton
Ohio
Lindsiay
Kentucky
A. C. Shenstone
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wm. Marsh Rice
Supreme Court
Justice Day
Fuller
Washington
Indiana
Hamilton
Ind
Lewis
Pillsbury
Pennville
Gaylord General
Sodus
Rochester
N. Y
Miners’ Hospital
Epidemics Ravage India and Ohio Firms Fined
Reports to the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service show India faced widespread plague with 17 885 cases and 15 635 deaths in a seven district tally, while cholera and smallpox caused further fatalities. In Ohio, five railroad and related firms plus agents faced indictments for price fixing and improper practices. A Richmond burglary ends in a widow’s fright and a husband’s grief as burglars steal jewelry and silverware.
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India
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service of
Washington
Robert E. Engtish
Richmond
Pargiars
Monument Planned at Landing Site of Rodger Williams
A granite monument with bronze panels and inscriptions is planned at the spot where Rodger Williams and five companions first landed after banishment from Massachusetts about 76 years ago and founded Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger Williams
Massachusette
Providence
Bandy Hall Planned by Earlham College in Commencement
At Earlham College Richmond Ind during commencement Zenith and Reube Bandy of Greenfield presented funds to build a dormitory for boys to be known as Bundy Hall, marking a new housing project. The gift was announced as the exercises concluded.
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Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Zenith and
Reube! Bandy
Greenfield
Seum
Bundy
Demand Release of Idaho Miners by Western Federation
The Western Federation of Miners adopted a resolution at its Denver convention demanding Judge Smith in Idaho release imprisoned federation officials on reasonable bail. Ellen Terry to tour the United States for four months starting January 1907 under Charles Froiman management.
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Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Colo
Smith
Idaho
Federation
Etten Terry
United States
London
Ellen Terry
Charlies Froiman
Circus Employee Killed by Train in Peru Ind
Alfert Lewis of Springfield Ohio was killed in Peru Indiana when a circus train ran him over. He worked for the circus and was fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Alfert Lewis
Springfield
Ohio
Ind
Ircus
Fire Devastates Gavannah Docks in Baltimore Blaze
A $900,000 fire in Baltimore Md destroyed the Gavannah docks of the Merchants' and Miners' Transportation Company, the line's steamer Essex and six or eight barges loaded with cotton resin and other cargo. The Gamage is expected to reach half a million dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gavannah
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Essex
Gamage
Five Years for Embezzlement in Milwaukee Case
Arthur G. Reinke pleaded guilty to embezzling 14000 dollars from the Marshall Jisley bank in Milwaukee Wisconsin and was sentenced in criminal court to five years at the Green Lay reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Reinke
Marshall « Jisley Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Lay Reformatory
Nannie Nuckoix Acquitted In Richmond Slaying Trial
Mrs Nannie Nuckoix was exonerated after a trial in Richmond Kentucky for the shooting death of rival Mrs Viana Black in front of about ten thousand people at Berenevl ese camps. The verdict ends the high profile case and clears Nuckoix of homicide charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Nuckoix
Viana Black
Richmond
Drowning Tragedy Claims Two Teens in Minnesota
Two youths aged 14 die in separate water incidents near Minneapolis. Jota Kennedy fell from a bridge into the Mississippi River on an unidentified street. Edgar Hail, also 14, slipped into Lake Minneraska during a fishing outing at picnic grounds. Authorities investigate both drownings.
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Minneapolis
Jota Kennedy
Mouth Avenue
Mississippi River
Soung Edgar
Lake Minneraska
Tornado Ravages Groessel German Mennonite Settlement
A tornado struck Groessel, a German Mennonite settlement fifteen miles southwest of Hillsboro in Raw, virtually destroying the town. About eighty persons were injured. The storm damaged an area roughly 200 yards wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groessel
Hillsboro
Raw
Eight Die in Montana Coal Mine Disaster at Rocky Fork
One of the worst coal mining accidents in Montana unfolds at the Northern Pacific mines in Rocky Fork. Eight miners are dead after a deadly white damp gas filled the mine corridors following a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northern Pacific
Ro Ky Fork
Fire in Pajamas Threatens Louisiana Capitol Building
Spectacular blaze in Baton Rouge endangered the State Capitol as defective wiring sparked a fire in the Senate chamber roof area. Gov Blanchard and lawmakers, clad in night clothes, aided by thousands of citizens and the fire department, saved the building. Damage estimated around 741000 dollars to 100000. Valuable artworks in danger included The Battle of New Orleans valued at about 40000. Senate in session, Capitol history noted from 1847 reconstruction in 1880.
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Louisiana Capitol
Baton Rouge
Gre
Blanchard
Louisiana
Senate Chamber
Senate
New Orleans
Blanc
Elks
Bank of the Mississippi
Open Door Policy in Korea and Manchuria Confirmed
Banker Jacob H. Schiff reports Japan’s leading statesmen promise strict open door trade in Korea and Manchuria. He notes no war impact on Japan’s people who focus on industrial growth and expanding commerce while avoiding market exclusion.
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Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Jacob H. Schiff
Mr. Schiff
Headley Sons Held in Father's Death and Robbery
Jesse Headley aged 19 and Noah Headley 14 were arrested in Craig Nebraska on the coroner jury’s charge of murdering their father Jacob L Headley a wealthy farmer missing for a month. His body was found in a creek with a bullet wound and the missing hundred dollars was the alleged motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Noah Headley
Craig
Neb
Jacob L. Headley
Robvery
Packers Are Four Firms Convicted of Accepting Rebates
Four meat packing firms including Cudahy Co and York Packing were found guilty by a Kansas City federal jury of accepting rebates tied to Burlington shipments to New York for export. The consolidated indictments cover export rate rebates under interstate commerce rules, marking a significant entry in rebate trial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite
Kanrnas Cis
Burlington
Kansas City
New York
Cudahy & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Debates on District of Columbia and Indian Appropriation
The Senate and House adjournment saw votes on the District of Columbia appropriation, teacher salary increases, and the Yosemite National Park inclusion. Other actions covered include the Indian appropriation conference, campaign contribution ban for corporations, and the Tillman inquiry standby. King Leopold’s Congo reforms draw sharp critique.
Indiana Democrats Indorse Bryan and Name State Ticket
The Indiana Democratic State convention endorsed William Jennings Bryan for president and adopted a full state ticket for all offices. Delegates cheered as Bryan’s image was revealed and the slate, led by James F. Cook for secretary of state and Walter J. Lotz for attorney general, was chosen by acclamation in about four hours without ballots.
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James F. Cook
Veces John Ivenbarget
Marion Batley
Walter J. Lotz
Supreme Court
Bert New
Rob't J. Ales
Edward Barrett
David N. Curry
First District
Eugene A. Ely
Richard Erwin
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Wmn. L Bryan
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
Congress
Xod
Theodore Roosevelt
Samuel L. Ralston
Lebanon
Bryan Hears of His Boom and Bryan Speech Patterns
The report covers Democratic leaders and Congress members endorsing William J Bryan for president, with a focus on his remarks during a tour and his stance on private monopolies and meat industry trusts. Bryan rejects corporate alliances and calls for campaign finance reform while warning against private interests overpowering the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mryan
Congress
Washington
Arkansas
Indiana
Bryan
John Sharp Williams
Champ Chirk
David A. DeArmond
Senate
Mr. Bryan
Berlin
United States
Alt. Bryan
Rail expansion and system upgrades dominate early 1900s line notes
The article details emerging rail projects and equipment orders across the United States. It highlights the Lake Shore line block system in operation from Ash Tabula to Buffalo, the New York Central shift to electric power and right hand operation, and plans for a Chicago to Mexico City through route under B F Yoakum syndicate. It notes 13,000 miles of new lines under contract, 23 million dollars in steel car orders, and a Southern States immigration commission effort. It also mentions a $4 rate Chicago to St Paul and arbitration between James J Will and Edward Warri mat in the Pacific coast extensions case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Falls
Ress
Aysterd
San Francisco
trans-Alaska Siberia Commission
St. Petersburg
America
Europe
Lake Shore
Ashtabula
Buffalo
Chicago
New York Central Railroad Management
Grand Central Station
Highbridge
B. F. Yoakum Syndicate
Great Lakes
Mexico City
Colorado and Southern
Yoakum
National Railroad of Mexico
Rock Island
Frisco
Denver- Galveston
Northwest
Gulf Ports
Hook Island
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
South
New York
Southern States’ Immigration Commission
Ilinois Central Railroad
St. Paul
New York Centralines
James J. Will
Edward III. Warrimat
Pacific Coast Territory
Portland
Chicago Trade and Crop Outlook Shows Mixed Strengths
Chicago reports indicate robust activity for the year so far with coal mining resuming and 30,000 workers rehired. Winter wheat harvests begin well and agricultural conditions stay favorable while industrial output runs at capacity. Prices for raw materials firm and food demand rises. Grain movement reaches 75,028,000 bushels. livestock receipts total 287,510 head. Exports and bank clearings up vs. last year. Bradstreet’s notes steady wholesale and retail conditions with seasonal quiet begins.
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Chicago
Tnin
Review of Trade
Western Canada's Boom Locates Big Iron at Port Arthur
Canada Foundry Company plans a large Port Arthur Ontario branch for car wheels amid Western rail expansion. Canadian Northern railway negotiates with several iron works to set up in Port Arthur using local blast furnace output. Mayor Clavet closes deal for a logwood factory.
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Canada
Head of Navigation
Canada Foundry Company
Port Arthur
Ont
Jamca
Canadian Northern Railway
Clavet
Piano Factories Burn in Bronx Fire
A blaze in the Bronx destroyed property valued over half a million dollars and injured nearly twenty firefighters. The fire swept a block bounded by Bergen and Brook avenues and streets 147 to 148, damaging the Stuyvesant and Wheelock loan firms and Charles Rieger's Sons and burning affiliated stables. Many residents fled their homes as the inferno raged.
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Bergen and
Brook Avenues
Bronx
New York
Stuyvesant and
Wheelock
Charles Rieger
Rieger
South Dakota Democrats Back Bryan and Nominations
The 1908 South Dakota Democratic convention strongly endorsed Bryan for president with repeated applause. A complete state ticket was nominated led by J. A. Stransky for Governor and the platform called for municipal ownership of all public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Bryan
J. A. Stransky
Explosion at dynamite plant near Pequa claims eleven lives
Eleven men were killed and five seriously injured when a dynamite plant exploded near Pequa, Pa along the Susquehanna river. Victims were torn beyond identification and the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pequa
Susquehanna River
Winchester man confesses to multiple Kentucky killings
A dispatch from Winchester reports Curtis Jett in Cynthiana jail awaiting a second trial for the Cockrill assassination has made a full confession. He names the killings of Dr. B N Cox James Cockrill and James B Marcum.
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Winchester
Curtis Jett
Cynthiana
James Cockrill
Jackson
Dr. B. N. Cox
James B. Marcum
Lusitania Launched as World’s Largest Liner at Clyde Bank
The Cunard steamer Lusitania was successfully launched at Clyde Bank Glasgow with hundreds of visitors from across the country and thousands from the local population witnessing the ceremony.
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Cunard Line
Cyde Bank
Glasgow
Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Wage Deal in Ohio
In Ohio, miners and operators ended wage negotiations after a Thursday meeting left both sides far apart. The committee declared discussions off as the labor dispute stalled without an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington predicts Roosevelt Bryan ticket for 1906 race
Political insiders in Washington pick Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan as the likely presidential ticket in 1906 influenced by the Democratic drift toward Nebraska in recent state conventions.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Washington
Squall Drowns Five in New York Bay Disaster
A fierce squall swept New York bay wrecking many pleasure craft. Five persons are known dead and fatalities may rise. A launch on fire exploded and its crew vanished, with no traces found.
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New York Bay
Storm Rips Across Ontario Demolishes Buildings
A terrific wind and rain storm swept Ontario from the southern peninsula’s end to the other, demolishing buildings, uprooting trees, and leaving telegraph and telephone lines tangled in a mass of wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Pope Pius X Warned Of Grave Danger By Doctor
In Rome, Pope Pius X shows weakness as chief physician Dr. Lapponi warns the pontiff he faces grave danger if he does not adhere to a strict regimen and care.
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Pope Pius X
Rome
Lapponi
Lynching in Prentiss Miss Ends With Mob Murder
Wood Ambrose a young regro was lynched at Prentiss Mississippi. Ambrose had been arrested and accused of shooting a white man. A mob drove into jail and shot him to death.
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Wood Ambrose
Regro
Prentiss
Miss
Indictment Faces iilette and Grauniss in Forgery Case
Former vice presidents of the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, iilette and Grauniss, are indicted on forgery and perjury charges by New York special grand jury.
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Iilette and
Grauniss
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Boy, 2, Struck and Killed in Muskogee Baseball Game
Claud Camp aged 2 was struck over the heart by a foul tip during a Muskogee baseball game. He picked up the ball, threw it to the pitcher, and collapsed and died at the scene.
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Claud Camp
Muskogee
Ind. T
Indiana Democrats Back Bryan For 1968 Presidency
The Democratic State convention in Indianapolis enthusiastically indorsed Bryan for the presidency in 1968 and named a State ticket by acclamation, all factions in the party being reunited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bryan
Coburn Declines Kansas Senate Seat
F W Coburn declined the appointment as United States Senator for Kansas and Governor Hoch named A W Benson to fill the vacancy.
Patrick Denied New Trial in Murder Case
Albert T. Patrick, once convicted of murder, had his bid for a new trial denied by Recorder Goff of New York. His execution had been postponed for four years.
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Patrick
Albert T. Patrick
Goff
Scientists Dedicate Great Church in Boston
Scientists and Christians join in dedication of the new mother church at Boston valued at two million dollars with six services held. The Christian Scientists led the event and thousands attended across multiple sessions.
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Boston
Daredevil Miss Dailey Flies From Midway Park
Miss Maggie Dailey of Middletown New York ascended by balloon and parachute at Midway Park a summer resort near New York City. Her friends watched as she spiraled high above then released her parachute and landed about two and a half miles away unharmed but shaken.
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Maggie Dailey
Middletown
N. Y
Midway Park
New York
Dailey
Shots fired on Ohio mine injure none at Hanna property
A Dillonvale Ohio incident reports fifty shots fired from a hill 200 feet away at the M. A. Hanna Coal Company checkhouse. Four watchmen near the scene escaped injury as company officials and the mayor led a protection party to the mine after the attack.
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M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Dillonvale
Ohio
Tnt Ro
Eberle
Fire Cuts Off Kansas Oil to Whiting Refinery
Lightning struck an oil tank containing 17,000 barrels owned by Prairie Oil and Gas Company in Neodesha Kansas, a Standard Oil branch. The blaze caused about 150000 dollars in damage, destroying buildings and large pumps and stopping oil pumping to the Kansas City and Whiting refineries.
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Kansas Oil
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil
Neodesha
Kan
Kansas City
Whiting
Inod
Woman Found Guilty In Omaha Diamond Swallowing Case
Mae Thomas was convicted by a jury in Omaha for allegedly swallowing a stolen diamond. Her attorney argued she could not have swallowed the gem due to a supposed medical condition, but the jury rejected the defense. The defendant warned she would not undergo surgery if prosecuted for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Thomas
Omaha
Girl Hero Rescues Mother From Fire in Los Angeles
Abbie Newkirk, 13, saved her mother Mrs. Anna Newkirk from a gasoline soaked dress fire in their Los Angeles home. The girl wrapped a rug around the woman to smother the flames and prevent a fatal burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Newkirk
Los Angeles
Abbie
Innocent Man Cleared of Murder by Ailing Confession
A. L. Harpster, held for life at Lansing Kansas penitentiary, is cleared of the Martin Julian murder near Ponca City last June. The case hinged on the dying confession of Cole Ward, who was shot by a posse near Enid after eloping with his step sister.
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A. L. Harpster
Lansing, Kan
Martin Julian
Ponca City
Cole Ward
Enid
Storms Leave Multiple Fatalities Across Regions
Storms hit the East on Saturday causing several deaths. Three killed in Schenectady, four in western Pennsylvania, two at Ivy City near Washington where the Bal timore and Ohio roundhouse burned after a lightning strike, and three more in St Thomas Ontario.
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Schenectady
Pennsylvania
Ivy City
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Thomas
Ont
Roosevelt pushes new reform from animal industry report
President Roosevelt sent the bureau of animal industry report on the Chicago packing houses to the House committee and renewed calls for radical legislation. The committee declined to hear Upton Sinclair and chose not to visit Chicago.
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Roosevelt
House Committee
Bureau of Animal Industry
Chicago
Upton Sinclair
Jesse James Son Passes Missouri Bar Exam With High Rating
Jesse James, son of the famed bandit, passed the Missouri board of bar examiners acvere examination with a high rating. He resides in Kansas City and recently earned honors in Kansas City schools.
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Jesse James
Bandit
Missouri Board of Bar Examiners
Kansas City
Sheriff's Slayer Sentenced in Vernon Manslaughter Case
Frank Hildreth was found guilty of manslaughter on May 30 in Vernon Ohio and sentenced to years in the penitentiary. Sheriff James C Shellenbarger of 1905 was resisting arrest at the time of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hildreth
Vernon
Ohio
James C. Shellenbarget
Gas Addicks Beaten in Nominating Fight
In a tight nomination battle Lena Delaware defeats Col. Hf A Dupe for the election bid. The disputed contest centers on the Addicks faction and the famous political clash surrounding the nomination process.
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Gas” Addicks
Lena Delaware
Hf. A
Tornado Strikes Minnesota Near North Branch Area
A tornado devastated areas near North Branch Minnesota injuring several and claiming one man's life. Emergency crews respond as damage review continues in the affected vicinity.
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Erty
Wysc
North Branch
Mina
Senate Charts and Club News Dominate Washington Pages
Secretary Shaw joins a Washington country club as a golfer. The National League of Women Organizations urged Reed Smoot’s expulsion from the Senate at the Willard hotel. House leaders delay codifying federal criminal laws, sending the task to a House Senate subcommittee for the next session. Root and Taft refuse American supervision of Panama elections to preserve republic autonomy. Conferees reach full agreement on the army appropriation bill. Senate amendments set 1,000,000 dollars for regular soldiers in maneuvers with state militias. 150,000 for barracks and quarters. 650,000 for transportation. Senate votes to indefinitely postpone a joint resolution for an amendment to permit unpirious marriage and divorce laws.
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National League of Women's Organizations
Willard Hotel
Reed Smoot
Senate
House
United States
Root
Taft
Panama
Republic
Congress
Value of a man in dollars and cents debated by AMA section
A Boston based special reports on an AMA ophthalmology section meeting where Dr. Erastus E. Holt of Portland Maine presented tables to show a man’s economic value by occupation and age. The analysis cites a child’s rising value to age 15 then decline, and a professional man peaking at age 40 with specific dollar figures.
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New York World
Boston
Section of
Ophthalmology
American Medical Association
Erastus E. Holt
Portland
Holt
D R. Osler
Notable Deaths and Global Labor unrest Reported
Obituaries note J Irvin Steele Ashland Evening Telegram proprietor and mother of Chauncey Olcott. Mrs Margaret Brennan also dies. Reports of gale damage in Valparaiso and ship losses, strikes spreading to Rio Janeiro. Actress Mrs Ellen Berg Edesoy dies after operation in New York hospital. US appraisers rule foreign language pamphlets non taxable. Enola Morehouse convicted of manslaughter in Wooster for poisoning infant Otha Baker. Fragmentary lines reference Summerland person and engineered infirm authorizations.
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Margaret M. Brennan
Chauncey Olcott
Buffalo
N. Y
Valparaiso
Chili
Rio Janeiro
San Pablo
Robert Edesoy
Ellen Berg
New York
United States
Enola Morehouse
Wooster
Ohio
Otha Baker
Young
Summerland
Hereditary Resemblance Cartoon Caption
A humorous Indianapolis News caption notes a child resembling his father with a playful exchange about what the kids have been doing. The quip highlights family likeness in a lighthearted city newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Merciful Treatment Prompts Justice with Mercy
Comic and dramatic lines from newspapers and a verse note mercy in law and art. The exchange includes editor and judge remarks about tempering justice with mercy and a poet describing labor costs. Billboards and board bills satire appears in Pittburg sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
No Damaged Canvas Wanted in Rent Security Exchange
In a brief note from Familie Journal an artist offers a stash of canvases as rent security to a landlord. The landlord agrees to accept the canvases provided none are painted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Familie Journal
Dialogue on affinity and mistaken identity in play
A witty exchange about affinity and marriage ends with the notion that identity may be misread. The speakers discuss whether true affinity can be known except through marriage, hinting at possible mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Glebateh
Puck
Chicago to Cincinnati live stock and grain price listings
A dense listing of commodity prices across U S cities including Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and more. It covers cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs and potatoes with price ranges and grade notes for each market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington Star attacks Roosevelt over postmaster nomination
The Washington Star criticizes President Roosevelt for nominating B F Barnes, the president's executive secretary, as postmaster of Washington DC. In Bucyrus Ohio the grand jury dropped its probe into former Attorney General Monnett's rail suits under interstate commerce law. Five men drowned at Galconda Nevada when a dam broke flooding Poe creek canyon. Charles Geiner of Honaston Texas also drowned in Galveston while bathing.
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The
Washington Star
Roosevelt
B. F. Barnes
Washington, DC
Bucyrus
Ohio
Monnett
Galconda
Nev
Poe Creek
Charles Geiner
Honaston
Texas
Galveston
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