Hearing in Crawford will dispute stalls proceedings
The civil health case over the late Joshua B Crawford faces a delay as attorneys clash. Witness questions prompt threats of violence and a courtroom scuffle as judges, lawyers, and jurists struggle to restore order. Proceedings resume next Wednesday with continued settlement talks and witness testimony.
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J . Jam
George W Bulden
Mary Belle Crawford
Bulden
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James Anderson
Carretten
Cromford
Ris Mar
Crasford
Funes
Silby
New York
Srawfont
Frank
Tinoper
Declan
Sintga
Crawford
Cabinet debates Mexican situation and tax reform
Waalongeton July 18. The state department pressed Mexican federal authorities for action in Durango, seeking troops from Torreon. Cabinet discussions focus on recognition timing, ambassadoria missions, and a steady policy until elections yield peace. Separate Lipscomb bill sections on county tax equalization face removal and taxation reforms loom with possible gubernatorial action.
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Waalongeton
Hamms
America
Durango
State Department
Torreon
Hamm
Bryan
Wilson
Wexley City
Fella Diaz
Japan
Diaz
Gustavo Madero
Prancinco Madero
Far
Committee Makes Another Effort on State Aid Plan
Debates on equalization among counties and individuals continue as lawmakers mull a plan. Subcommittee aims to report Monday with amendments stripping section 16, adjusting per diem for state board members, and limiting performance ta.
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Biste Board
Lipscomb
Tazaton
County Board
Ara A
Mie
Lipscomb Hill
Tir Stovall
Ussion
Suess
Flaralgon
Nonle
Girl Crowned in River Tragedy at Ensley
Ruth May Athey seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C H H Athey of Ensley was swept into a large sewer today in Birmingham Alabama and her body has not been recovered The seven year old sister Ida narrowly escaped drowning during the attempt to save Ruth May
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Birmingham
Ila
Ruth May Athey
C HH Athey
Ensley
Ida
Mulhall questioned over 1908 campaign bribery claims in Senate probe
Washington July 18 to 19 revelations in the Senate lobby investigation centered on Martin Mulhall former National Association of Manufacturers lobbyist. McClave denied Mulhall assisted or financed the 1908 push against William Hughes in New Jersey's sixth district, while Mulhall testified of visits to Paterson and meetings with factory interests. The committee explored supposed bribes to Samuel Gompers and connections to Major industrial patrons as Mulhall described his uneasy pressures and alleged campaign support tied to GOP figures and South Bend manufacturers.
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Wood McClare
Congress
Jersey
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Senate
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Walhall
Bin
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Mulhall
Jis
Yung
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Sherman
Sant Mulhall
Vic
Grosaman Fourdner
Methul
Heck
Ainer
Wuinall
McLive
Republican National Committees
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Thenater Walsh
Genpress
Indus
Wilum Gubses
Seulter
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Tabor
Samuel Gompers
Fanor
Alg
National Association
Gompers
Bern
Atherton Hruwrell
New York
Gomners
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Associaton
van Cleave
Tan Priwnell
Jim Oho Osul
Vaniente
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Mulhall Wao
Robert McCarter
B the
Manufacturers Association
Questhorn Tre
Far
Welball
Tohn Ruby Jr
Emory
Rammitere
Bankhead
Walhill
Tadtany
Te Devaments
James Wateoh
South Bend
Peter
Campaign fund circumvention alleged by Indiana manufacturers
A leaked letter from September details Mulhall accusing Mr Party and other business leaders of skirting corporate campaign finance laws. The Indianapolis News linked Mulhall to the manufacturers association, while Mulhall denied knowledge of any National Association of Manufacturers activity to the committee.
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Indianapolis News
Mulhall
Manufacturers’ Association
National Association of Manufacturers
Indiana
New Railway Mail Chief Reaches Atlanta
Henry M Robinson new superintendent of the railway mail service for the Atlanta division arrived in Atlanta after being named to succeed George W Pepper. He visited the federal building and was welcomed by old friends. The transfer of Atlanta division to Robinson will start with Mr Pepper aiding the handover.
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Henry M Robinson
Railway Mail
Atlanta
George W Pepper
Federal
Robinson
Mr Pepper
Charlotte
Henry Robinson
New Orleans
Colored conference organized at Lithonia on July 18
The Atlanta district Sunday school convention of the African Methodist Episcopal church was organized today in Lithonia. Rev Tradley presided. William Byrd was named president, Mary Burdett and Marie Harper secretaries. J A Maddox and Dr N oe Nichols elected lay delegates. The convention meets in Reynoldstown Atlanta next year. Bishop J Sg Clipper and Elder John A Hadley led appointments. The Christian Endeavor league met at 7:70 pm. The convention closes Sunday night.
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Atlanta
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Tradley
William Byrd
Mary Burdett
Marie Harper
J A Maddox
Ble Bethel
N Oe Nichols
St Philip’s
Reynoldstown
John A. Hadley
Ilunta
J Sg Clipper
I Owlock
Christian Endeavor League Plata
Richard
Stinson
Low rate East via Seaboard to Baltimore
Special rail offer to Baltimore with round trip fare 208 dollars. Sale begins August 1 and runs through August 2. Tickets available at the New Dining Cars service and at the 88 Peachtree office.
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East
Seaboard
Baltimore
Peachtree
Ady
MELLEN RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY DIRECTORS
New York 18 The directors accepted Mellens resignation as president of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad effective upon successor appointment. A special committee named to select the replacement includes J P Morgan, Theodore Vail, and Sam Shapiro.
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New York, Ny
Channes Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mellens
New Haven Road
P Morgan
Theodore 8Vail
Sam
Resignation of President Mellen Raises Sherman Act Questions
The committee issued a statement with reluctance and appreciation for Mr Mellen’s work. Attorney General McReynolds declined to discuss the potential impact of Mellen’s resignation on federal investigations into the New Haven railroad’s Sherman Act violations. Washington, July 18.
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William Skinner
Edward Mil Mgan
Robert Taft
Pha
Mellen
McReynolds
Washington
New York, New Haven and Hertford Railroad
Raed
Tie
Bible in Public Schools Sermon at First Methodist Church
Rev H M DuBosey will preach on why the Bible should be read in public schools. The sermon advocates the measure now before the legislature and aims to outline reasons for its enactment. Strong interest has been aroused by the forthcoming address.
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First Methodist Church
H M DuBosey
Dra DuBose
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