Taylor Pardoned in Goebel Murder Case Fallout
Governor Wilson of Kentucky pardoned former Governor W B Taylor and former Secretary of State Charles Finley in the Goebel murder case, clearing most charges while leaving a few indictments to be dismissed. Henry E Youteey, serving life, remains the sole person to have suffered for Goebel's death.
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Henry E. Youteey
Goebel
Charles Finley
Indiana
Louisville
WiDgon
Kentucky
William Goebel
W.B. Taylor
John Powers
Caleb Powers
Honduras
Holland White
Butler County
John Davia
Zach Steele
Bell County
W. Golden
Knox County
Colorado
F. ©. Earl
St. Louis
William H. Culton
Owsley County
West
Culton
Hetry BE
Youtsey
State
Whitla Kidnapers Indicted by Mercer Grand Jury
Mercer Pennsylvania April 24 grand jury indicts James H Boyle and his wife in the March 18 abduction of Willie Whitla of Sharon The boys offense kidnappers face life imprisonment for Boyle and an aiding and abetting count for the woman The trial starts next Friday Sheriff Chess ordered Boyle placed in burglar proof cell after a prior escape attempt Witnesses include J P Whitla his kidnapped son Janitor Schloss Roy Thompson and Detective Woods of Cleveland
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Mercer
James H. Boyle
Willie Whitla
Sharon
Boyle
Chess
Grand
J. P. Whitla
D A R Biennial Election Divides Administration and Opposition
Washington April 24 After 24 hours of counting the D A R biennial election ends with Mrs Matthew T Scott of Illinois chosen president general for the administration and Mrs Andrew Tulley of this city elected vice president general in charge of organizations The vote shows a bitter split and prevented Mrs Story from uniting the rivals without dissent from anti administration delegates.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Matthew T. Scott
Illinois
Andrew Tulley
Story
Castro Reaches Paris After Flight From Venezuela
Cipriano Castro arrived in Paris supported by two attendants and greeted by Venezuelan residents. He walked from the station, traveled by taxicab, and checked into a modest hotel in Place Concorde. He continued to denounce the United States to reporters.
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Paris
Cipriano Castro
Place Concorde
United States
Brandenburg Arrested In Frisco For Grand Larceny
New York writer Broughton Brandenburg was arrested in Frisco on a New York charge of grand larceny. He allegedly took notes from Grover Cleveland’s stenographer and published them as a political letter in the New York Times.
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Brandenburg
Frisco
San Francisco
Broughton Brandenburg
New York
Grover Cleveland
New York Times
Passenger Missing From Liner Cleveland
The Hon. Ronald Edward M. Ramasy, brother of the Earl of Dalhousie, was not aboard the Hambore American steamer Cleveland from New York and was missing on arrival in Plymouth. It is believed he jumped overboard.
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Plymouth
Ronald Edward M. Ramasy
Earl of Dalhousie
Cleveland
New York
Trade Review Foresees Rapid Move Toward Prosperity
New York April 4 The weekly review notes stronger faith in long term prosperity as abundant money and gold output boost expansion. Declining prices stimulate iron and steel demand while cotton goods stay firm. Woolen clothing sales rise as shoe and worsted stock demand grows. hides show pronounced strength with steady demand and rising prices across markets.
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Dun
New York
G. Dun & Co
Famous Beauty Married Langhorne Bride in New York
Norah Langhorne youngest Langhorne sister wed Paul Phipps in St James Protestant Episcopal Church New York with Bishop Courtenay officiating. Reception at sister Mrs Charles Dana Gibson's home. The Langhorne family noted in Virginia New York and Great Britain society. Phipps a young architect and Virginia hunting set familiar figure.
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New York
Society Famies
Virginia
Ttiitany
Norah Langhorne
Chiswell J. Langhorne
Albemarne County
Paul Phipps
England
St. James' Protestant Episcopal Church
Bishop Courtenay
Charles Dana Gibson
Gibson
Waldorf Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Reginald Brooks
T. Moncure Perkins
Langhornes
Great Britain
Phipps
William Butler Duncan
Suffragists Meet in London Report on Movement Progress
Delegates from sixteen nations convened in London to review suffrage work and plan further actions. The International Woman Suffrage Alliance will sit through May 1 with public meetings addressed by renowned figures. The Women’s Social and Political Union led by Mrs Parkhurst invited delegates to a Royal Albert Hall mass meeting.
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London
Patten Party Refuses Answers At Colorado Ranch
James A. Patten the Chicago wheat king and his party stayed overnight at the Adama ranch ten miles from Bartlet. He declined to discuss his relation to the wheat market saying We have nothing to say. A report of possible arrests for fishing out of season drew only laughter. No stay duration was given.
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Trinidad
Colo
James A. Patten
Chicago
Adama Ranch
Bartlet Ranch
Spectator Injuries After Motorcycle Track Accident
Thousands at the Coliseum motorcycle track watched a rider go a mile a minute before being thrown over the fence into the grandstand. Two spectators, Howard Piper and Charles Henry, were perhaps fatally injured.
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Los Angeles
Coliseum
Howard Piper
Charles Henry
Three Entombed Miners In Joplin Mine Fatalities
Thomas Gibbs, last of five entombed at the M and M mine, was rescued but died soon after reaching the surface. The death brings the toll to three with the recoveries completed.
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Joplin
Thomas Gibbs
M. and M. Mine
Woman Dies in Runaway Accident in Kansas City
Mrs. Henry Timmonds, wife of Senator William H. Warner’s law partner, was killed when a carriage runaway crashed. Her husband, Mr. Timmonds, was seriously injured in the same incident on April 26 in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Henry
Timmonds
Wiliam H. Warner
Income tax debate shapes tariff bill in Senate
Senator Bailey opened debate on a flat income tax amid a larger fight over the tariff schedule. The Finance Committee reported its final amendment and the Senate plans a paragraph by paragraph review, with about 200 items to resolve. Most expect the bill to stay in the Senate for three to four weeks as debates continue.
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Committee On Finance
Bill Wii
Senate
House
Washington
Bailey
Balley
Taft
Congress
North Won’t Resign As Census Director
Washington April 26 S N D North director of the census says he has no intention to resign after recent conferences with Secretary Nagel and President Taft over authority and administration in the census bureau.
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North
Washington
Roosevelt’s First Hunt in East Africa During Nairobi Visit
Ex President Roosevelt and party hunted at Kapiti Plains then moved to Sir Alfred Pease’s Athi river ranch. He bagged two wildebeest and a Thompson’s gazelle, hoping for a Grant’s gazelle. The hunt lasted hours with the group tired on return. Smallpox reported among Nairobi porters.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Kapiti Plains
Roosevelt
Sir Alfred Pease
Athi River
Grant
Kapiti
Fatal Fight at polls sparks Kentucky election violence
In Pikeville Kentucky a general clash over a primary election left Anthony Taylor dead after being shot three times and Stanley killed. Three other men were clubbed severely and believed near death. Several arrests were reported as the chaos unfolded in Pike County.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Pikeville
Pike County
Anthony Taylor
Murderer Cronin Dies in Jail by Needle Fling
Jack Cronin, jailed for the murder of Harry Winters on Christmas Eve, killed himself by thrusting about six needles into his abdomen and chest several weeks ago in Meadville Pennsylvania.
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Meadville
Jack Cronin
Harry Winters
Bomb Explodes at St Louis Cathedral in New Orleans
A bomb exploded in the tower of the St Louis cathedral in New Orleans on April 24. A woman and a child were inside the building and escaped injury. The damage was about 2500 dollars.
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Church
New Orleans
St. Louis Cathedral
Fire Guts Ridge Building In Downtown Kansas City
Fire tears through the seven story Ridge building in downtown Kansas City. The blaze threatens the heart of the business district as authorities contend with a major blaze this morning.
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Kansas City
Ridge
Accelerated Typing Course Promises Fast Diploma
Miss Correz Wilson offers a six week course with one hour sessions daily or nightly and no home study. Diplomas issued and good positions guaranteed. Former pupils in Grand Island average over 100 WPM in six weeks. First lesson free. Call 39 or visit Burlington hotel to arrange.
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Grand Island
Burlington Hotel
Correz Wilson
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