Mann Bill A Read Of Administration
A Mann introduced interstate rail reform bill in the House proposes a Bureau of Transportation, enlarged ICC powers, through and joint rates, and penalties for illegal stock issues. It bans railroads from owning competing stock and requires proper issuance and filing of securities. Referred to the committee.
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One Husband Shot Other Dies From Asphyxiation
Indianapolis report shows the coroner's inquest into two deaths, the city poundmaster found dead in bed from alleged accidental asphyxiation and his first wife Baxter shot to death in Canton, with Mrs. Koch claiming guilt by misadventure and cremation of the body. The tale includes a quarrel preceding the deaths and a local clearance sale note about Red Boot shoes for children.
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Indianapolis
Karl Koch
Clemenceau to Tour South America of Lectures on Socialism
Former French Premier Clemenceau plans a brief South American lecture tour delivering talks on socialism in Buenos Ayres and Montevideo. He may also visit the United States.
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Paris
Clemenceau
South America
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
United States
Thomas St Moore Named Postmaster at Jones
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Thomas St. Moore appointed postmaster at Jones in Fergus county, succeeding the late P W Atkins. The transition follows Atkins's death and fills the vacant federal appointment for the town's mail service.
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Insurgent clash tests GOP leadership over postmasterships
In a tense exchange Representative Miller recalls a private Hitchcock meeting about postmasterships in Minnesota and a broader Republican insurgent push. The party eyes using Washington influence, primaries, and even campaigns against renomination, with leaders split between confrontation and restraint.
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Canned Pear Poisoning Kills Four in Sawtelle Family
Four people die and six are seriously ill in Sawtelle California from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned pears Sunday at the home of Mrs. D G Valdez. The dead are Mrs A F Fernandez 23 Isabel Fernandez two Frank Garcia eight and Mrs D G Fernandez 58. Five of the survivors remain in dangerous condition.
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Isabel Fernandez
D. G. Fernandez
Fernandez
Frank Garcia
Death of Rear Admiral William T Burwell in Wales
Rear Admiral William Turnbull Burwell of the U S Navy died today in Llandudno Wales while on leave. Born July 19 1846 in Vicksburg Mississippi he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1866 and became rear admiral in 1896 later serving as commandant of the Puget Sound Navy Yard in 1905.
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William Turnbull Burwell
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Vicksburg, Miss
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Papers Seized Over Rostand Play Plot Verses
Copies of an Italian and two French papers printed portions of Edmund Rostand's new play and its verses were seized in Paris at L Illustration's request. Suit will be brought in Rostand's name. Best hockey shoe sale at Red Boot store with Norman Bennetts shoes cut from five to 3.95.
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Paris
Edmund Rostand
L'Illustration
Rostand
Red Boot
Norman-Bennetts
Former clergyman found guilty of counterfeiting
James R. Kayeva formerly a Lincoln, Illinois clergyman and Oak Park religious paper editor must serve two years in Fort Leavenworth federal prison after the U.S. circuit court of appeals confirmed the lower court’s counterfeiting judgment.
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James R. Kayeva
Lincoln
Lil
Oak Park
Fort Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Dairyman Comstock Threatens Suit After Health Doctored Bill
Henry Harrison Comstock, debarred as typhoid carrier by Norfolk health authorities, returns from Johns Hopkins with a clean bill of health. He accuses the city and doctors and plans legal action for damages.
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Henry Harrison Comstock
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Waltham Watch Quality Called Key to Factory Fate
A report notes the sturdiness of Waltham watches and hints a perfect timepiece could save the factory, while warning transport damage risks undermining the project.
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Waltham
Never buy a watch from any but a regular jeweler
A dealer warns buyers to seek a regular jeweler for watches. The advice urges asking for a Waltham Watch adjusted to temperature and position to ensure accuracy and proper repair before sale.
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