Battle of Wives in Ohio's Big Senate Fight
In Columbus the Democratic Press reports that Mrs Griffith and other spouses influence the Hanna opposition in the senatorial battle. Indictments are debated as intimidation rumors swirl while Republican and Democratic lawmakers weigh votes and possible coalitions ahead of Monday’s inauguration and joint ballot.
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Ohio
Griffith
Union County
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iMonter
Cincinnati
N. B. Hysell
Hanna
anti-Hanna
Burke
Snyder
Representative Snyder
Boxwell
Neil House
Great Southern
Bushnell
Senator Foraker
Toledo
O Neill Faces Execution as Gallows Erected in Jail
Greenfield special reports John O’Neil has one day to live before his execution. The condemned man’s parents visit him in his cell as carpenters assemble the gallows, with church officials and doctors watching nearby. Governor’s decision ends hope for clemency. O’Neil remains defiant.
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John O’neil
Ple
O’neil
Shelburne Hills
John O'Neil
Mrs. O'Neil
Boston
Post
Richardson
Chenery
Montague
O'Neil
San Francisco
W. H. T. Durrant
Boardman
Washington
Hale
Durrant
William Rader
United States Circuit Court
Morrow and
de Haven
Wesleyan Freshmen Run Crash at Broad and College Streets
A double runner party of Wesleyan freshmen collided with an electric light pole in Middletown. Fred Johnson suffered a severe stomach blow, John Havens a fractured leg, and Dudley Palmer a scalp wound. Only two escaped unharmed.
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Conn
Wesleyan
Broad
College Streets
Fred Johnson
Staten Island
John Havens
Dudley Palmer
Wealthy brewer John Arnold hid nine thousand in bureau
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a secret drawer in an old bureau was opened after the death of John Arnold. His bookkeeper had been told to retrieve funds there if he died. Over 9000 dollars in cash were found hidden behind the bureau. None of Arnold’s family knew of the money’s existence.
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Hazleton
Penn
John Arnold
Arnold
Fair Warmer in Northern New England Forecast
Fair and warmer conditions expected in northern portions with northwesterly winds, the latest New England weather bulletin notes issued from Fair-Warmer, Washington on January 6.
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Washington
New England
London Challenges Germany on Lease of Kiao-Chou Bay
London reporters dispute Berlin's claim of a lease and say the Times hints Germany has full sovereignty after a cession in Kiao-Chou Bay. British editors expect the Chinese loan to be guaranteed by the English government and note England's bid for equal rights in trade.
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America
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New York
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Far East
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Brown
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Shanghai
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Claude M.macdonald
Pekin
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Foreign Office
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Great Briain
Marquia Ito
Democratic State Organization Fight Moves to Boston
The Democratic State committee battle over leadership centers in Boston with rival slates. Christopher T. Callahan of Holyoke and William S. McNary of Boston lead Williams faction while George P. Cook of Milford and Daniel A. Coakley of Boston head the opposing group. The contest features cross-state campaigns, Bryan alignment, and fears of Williams’s dictatorship as couriers seek doubtful votes.
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Boston
George Fred Williams
Christopher T. Callahan
Holyoke
William S. McNary
George P. Cook
Milford
Daniel A.coakley
Callahan
Williams
Denver
Post
Willams
State Committee
Bryan
George F. Cook
Bryan Man
Masssechusetts
John W. Corcoran
Chicago
Massachusetts
Cook
House
Senate
Mr. Cook
Senate power plays as Hanna vows to stay in race
Fifty year street railway franchise repeal passes in the House by a unanimous vote. Senator Hanna faces a coalition of Bryan Democrats and Foraker Republicans as the Senate debate hints at lobbying by Hanna and Foraker for the long franchise law. The split among Democrats and anti Hanna Republicans promises a protracted election.
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Lewis G. Bernard
Cincinnati
John R. McLean
House
Bramley
Hanna
State House
Foraker
Senate
Devel
Retired Patrolman Cutter Receives Pension
By order of the Police Board Patrolman Charles A Cutter of Division 16 is placed on the retired list after twenty one years of service and declared physically incapacitated for active duty. He receives a pension of 600 dollars yearly half his former active pay. The board finds Patrolman Thomas B Kennedy of Division 10 guilty of Rule 2 violation and dismisses him fifteen days pay. Judgment on Patrolman Thomas O Connell of Division 8 suspended pending further action.
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Police Board
Charles A. Cutter
Division 16
Thomas B. Kennedy
Thomas O'Connell
Man Falls to Death from Building Under Construction
Charles Bonnafant, 52, of 18 Langdon Street, fell from a four story Magazine Street building near Dinsmore Street around 6 p.m. He was found unconscious and dying, died en route to City Hospital. Draper notified. Suicide theory dismissed.
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Langdon Street
Magazine Street
Dinsmore Street
City Hospital
Draper
Bonnafaut
Marie Corelli Seriously Ill In London Split
London January 6 Miss Marie Corelli the novelist is seriously ill and has undergone an operation. She is now recovering at a London hospital or home with condition reported as improving.
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London
Marie Corelli
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