Hearst Charges Meet a Denial in Oil Case
Ohio records show United States Senator J B Foraker was not attorney of record in Standard Oil cases. Attorneys of record included M R Keith J H Choate and Virgil P Kline with Dodd also later. Archbold disputes Hearst claims as fiction while denying improper meetings. Other notices report a Tennessee pistol duel and Swift plant fire with 60,000 dollar loss and a Springfield death penalty in a murder verdict.
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Columbus
United States
J. B. Foraker
Standard Oil
Ohio
Associated Press
Attorney General's Office
Standard
M.R. Keith
T. Dodd
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Virgil P. Kline
Cleveland
Keith
Kline
Choate
Dodd
Sttormers
Attorney General's
Senator Foraker
Standard Oil Company Company
Smith W. Bennett
Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Monnett
Faraker
Smith W. Gennett
Hearst
James D. Dorrance
New York American
Bennett
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Hoffman House
Archbeld
Mr. Archbold
Ohm
Gay
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic Campaign Fund
Hisgen
Priest Wounded in Rectory Attack Sparks Congregation Row
Police probe an attack on Rev. John Thomaszewski at All Saints Independent Catholic Church in Chicago. He was struck and slashed as he sat at the rectory table, leaving him faint and bleeding. Housekeeper Mrs Slomingski found him and alerted neighbors. Doctor C W Cassidy said injuries are not dangerous. Disputes over finances and hospital management fueled tensions with parishioners, tied to St Bernards hospital plans and Dr Anthony Malachowski’s independent hospital venture.
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Father Tomaszewski
Anna Slomingki
C. W. Cassidy
North Robey Street
St. Anthony Independent Catholic Hospital
St. Bernard'’s Hospital
Old People's Home
American Atlantic fleet sails from Australia to Manila
The American Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Sperry left Albany at five pm Friday for Manila, 3600 miles away, arriving around October 2 or 3. The flagship Connecticut departed later, overtaking the others after a delay for coating. The fleet travels at nine knots per hour. the delay was due to unreliable chartered colliers. Sperry sent a message to Alfred Deakin, premier of the commonwealth, in response to his wishes for safe voyage home.
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Albany
Western Australia
Sperry
Manila
Connecticut
Alfred Deakin
Commonwealth
Accused Officer Kills Self Near Wateringbury
Maj. Gen. Charles Edward Luard retired, once linked to a wife’s murder near London, died Friday by stepping in front of a train near Wateringbury. He left a note blaming “awful accusations.” He was a guest of Col. Charles Edward Warde at Tegton.
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Wateringbury
Eng
Charles Edward Luard
London
Luard
Charles Edward Warde
Tegton
Col. Warde
Gen. Luard
Twenty-Ninth Norwegian Danish Methodist Conference Held in St Paul
The big conference met in St Paul on September 19, covering Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Michigan North and South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas. It serves as the governing body for 78 churches across the region.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Jealousy Tragedy Ends With Double Death in Bethlehem
In South Bethlehem Pennsylvania on September 19 William Beinert an 88 year old steel worker shot and killed his boarding house mistress Mrs Sarah Boyer in a jealous rage then killed himself by firing six shots into his body.
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Kille
Self
Bethlehem
William Beinert
Friday
Sarah Boyer
Countess Szechenyi In Auto Crash In Hungary
A Vienna dispatch reports Count and Countess Szechenyi were in an automobile accident in Hungary. Both suffered only shock and bruises, with no serious injuries.
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Tlundon
Vienna
Szechenyi
Hungary
Flames held in check by downpour across Grand Marais region
Heavy rain near Grand Marais and along the north shore helped restrain widespread forest fires that threatened White Settler and Seven Indians and nearby communities. Eight fugitives said to be safe after a perilous escape, while ships report improved conditions and Canada notes rain easing the danger. A pall of smoke remains over Lake Superior and North Shore ports.
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Duluth
Minn
Grand Marais
Chicago Bay
North Shore
America
Monker
U. S
Gopher
United States Revenue
Tuscarora
Patten
Engels
Canada
Port Arthur
Ont
Lake Superior
United States
Williamsport
Laquin
Bradford County
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Goodyears
Willis Hanged for Wife Murder in Rockville Conn
John Zett found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his wife Mary and granddaughter Viola. Judge Curtis imposes death. Zett to be hanged on December 21.
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Willis
Rockville
Conn
John Zett
Mary
Viola
Curtis
Zett
Ship Crashed Three Die in Hurricane Transit
Colon Panama Railroad steamship Colon arrived with damage from a hurricane that struck 40 miles north of Watling Island. Three crew members died while repairing a water tank. Passengers endured decks blocked by water and fear as saltwater flooded forward.
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Colon
Panama Railroad Company
New York
Watling Island
William Liley
J. Olson
R. Barthl
A. Sands
Taft to Speak in Des Moines on Sept 26
Chicago Sept 19 Officials announced that Mr Taft will visit Des Moines Friday evening Sept 26 to deliver four speeches. The itinerary was adjusted after discussions with Republican State Chairman Franke and Secretary Botsford of the Commercial Club. Senator Dixon’s team confirmed the western tour plan with Taft to travel Burlington Oskaloosa Des Moines and Fort Dodge with a later full day in the state. Senator Borah of Idaho is assigned to three speeches including Knoxville.
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Chicago
Taft
Des Moines
Franke
Botsford
Dixon
Iowa
Burlington
Oskaloosa
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Republican National Committee
William F. Borah
Idaho
Knoxville
Wrights Fight to Recover After Air Crash Death of Selfridge
In Fort Myer hospital Orville Wright treatment for a fractured thigh and ribs shows favorable signs. Wilbur Wright learns of progress via cable from Le Mans. Katharine Wright travels from Dayton to be with her brothers. Lieutenant Selfridge’s body awaits burial. a stake marks the crash site for a future monument by order of the War Department.
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Orville Wright
Washington
D. C
Fort Myer
Geranaut
Selfridge
Wilbur Wright
Orylle
le Mans
Charles R. Flint
New York
Wrights
Wright Brothers
Katharine Wright
Wilbur
Orville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dayton
San Francisco
Arlington
West Point
War Department
Bryan Draws Enthusiastic Crowds at Carnegie Hall Speech
William J. Bryan spoke for over an hour at a mass meeting under Tammany hall in New York City. Thousands filled Carnegie Hall and spilled into the streets as he received a rousing reception. During the day Bryan gave interviews, met leaders, and coordinated with National Chairman Mack on campaign affairs.
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Bryan
New York
Democracy
William J. Bryan
Tammany Hall
Carnegie Hall
Mack
Eagle Tries to Catch Girl Near Helm etta
New York report details Blanche Griber three years old, daughter of Fred Criber, a summer resident of Helmetta New Jersey. An eagle swooped down to seize the child but she escaped with only scratches. The bird, wounded by pellets, will be kept in a cage by the Cribers.
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Girl
New York
Blanche Griber
Fred Criber
Helmetta
N. J
Cribera
Iowa Man Fatally Shot in Box Car Hold Up
In Wadena Minnesota on September 18, two black men and a white man robbed harvest hands returning from the Dakotas. An Iowa man who resisted was shot in the abdomen and died in Staples hospital. A suspect was arrested at New York Mills and another held at bay by a revolver in nearby woods.
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Wadena
Minn
Dakotas
Iowa
Staples
New York Mills
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Attorney AT Law
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4Th
Chestnut Streets
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Gillespie Building
Musson
Office 395
Atlanta
C, G, Clark
Momeopathic
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
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Atlantic
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Opera House
Cala
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Atlantle
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Res
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Jcosphine
Cook Finlay
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Chestnut St
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Chestnut
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