Defense of Paul Morton in Santa Fe rebate case cited
General Moody defends Paul Morton claiming no grounds for legal action. Paris Journal reports an infernal machine found on the train carrying President Loubet’s party. a time fuse evidently burned out. Beth, a 40-year-old St. Louis clairvoyant, eloped with 18-year-old Maud Eaton, married in Chicago after her parents refused consent. Nickerson gas works explosion at Hyannis kills Osborn Crowell and damages nearby, loss about 10000 dollars. O'Herron and Albin fatally burned in Steubenville from molten cinders dumped near railroad shanties at La Belle iron works. two others seriously injured. Legal note: Iowa Supreme Court says liquor shipments illegally sent into boba con must be refunded 5000 pounds. Grand jury indicts Kansas land fraud probe official F Dumont Smith for influencing federal officer. tied to Roscoe Wilson and T E Ryan case.
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General Moody
Paul Morton
Whiting
Ind
Maud Eaton
Chicago
Bell
Nickerson Gas Works
Hyannis
Mass
Osborn- Crowell
Crowell
Joseph O’herron
Thomas E. Alban
Steubenville
Ohio
la Belle Iron Works
Iowa Supreme Court
John Hamilton
Schlux Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Hamilton
Linn County
Arden
Mme
Helene Modjeska
Santa Ana
Cal
Leopold Moss
Toledo
Wells Fargo
National Express
William Clark
Paris
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kansas Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kay McKay
la Crosse
Wis
Hiram Goodard
Seattle
Gov. Johnson
Winnesota
Spokane
Wash
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Pedro
Waterloo
Iowa
John Sorenson
Pelan
Minn
Peter
Omaha
Omaha Gas Company
James A. Herlihy
Chillicothe
United Sates
Merry
Soner
Kansas City
George E. Chamberlain
John MM. Geann
United States
Oregon
Greanin
Stella
Provident Hospital
Federal Grand Jury
Alton Railway Company
John N
J.A. Wann
Minois
Supreme Court
Puesses
European ministries fall to defeats in popular assemblies
A chaotic jumble reports ministries of Italy Greece and Montenegro resigning amid defeats in popular assemblies. Smallpox sweeps University of Oregon. many students ill others seized. A banker Felix Frank 29 from Mexico City attempted suicide in a New York restaurant. Two carloads of livestock wrecked near Cincinnati. wreck crew foreman auctioned carcasses to clear track. William Smedley from Streator Illinois a graasblower committed suicide in Newark Ohio by carbolic acid. health authorities cite. Union tensions as Winona Minnesota employers refuse to take back strikers and do not recognize topographical union. Pope reputedly told Bishop Richter Grand Rapids that America will have her torn. Thawing ice on Maumee River caused deaths in Toledo. Bandits raided a bank cafe in Suffield Connecticut stealing 950000 in securities. Gunboat Paducah shows 128 knot speed during New York to Norfolk cruise. to go to Santo Domingo in January. Big Horn county Wyoming seeks 1000 single women with census showing ten bachelors per unmarried woman. A fuse on a Wilson Avenue car in Cleveland set vestibule on fire. dozen passengers fled and 50 died. Anna Stabs and William Twombly of Washington Commerce investigating railroad ro. Chicago to St Louis in similar probe. Mark the American college for...
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Cincinnat
William Smedley
Streator
Graasblower
Newark
Ohio
Winona
Mina
Lume
Henry Jo Richter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paducah
New York
Newport News
Santo Domingo
Big Horn County
Wyorming
Wilson Avenue
Cleveland
Anna
Son “xi
William Twombly
Death of Commerce
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Mark
American College
New-York
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Central America
Court of Appeals At
Albany
McClelan
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Betsy Boss
Andrew Carnegie
Union College
Schenectady
Axilea
New Ledford
Maia
Nantucket South Shoal
Municipal Ownership League of
Independence League
W. R. Hearst
J. G. Phelps-Stokes
State Department
Switzerland
Daniel Kelly
Edison Power Company
Newpork
Jordone P. Kimbrough
Annapolis
Fulton Street
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Cooper
New York Cotton Exchange
Charles Bryan
Henry Schaeffer
Charles H. Xeal
Baltimore
Twenty-eighth Street
Fourth Avenue
Thomas W. Lawson
Henry K. Wampole & Co
Emma Rose
Lindsey
Punrsutawney
Wiliam Morgan
Badis
Monongahela River
Brownsville
Nomination dates and political moves hit headlines of 1906 08
A broad sweep of early 20th century politics and incidents. Notes include a date for gubernatorial and presidential nominations, election court rulings on recounts, moves toward nationwide party organization, and funding pledges for colleges. Reports cover a Nicaragua royal kidnapping, shipwrecks, fires, and criminal acts alongside civic and international affairs. The era’s tone emphasizes political strategy, infrastructure, and notable deeds.
National encampment chosen for Minneapolis
The G A B conference set the national encampment for Minneapolis starting August 13. Other items include a man from Kearney Neb who hanged himself by accident, and deaths of Gen T S Allen Oshkosh Wis and Harrison Barnett of Missouri valley.
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Minneapolis
Peter Wilson
Kearney
Neb
T. S. Allen
Oshkosh
Wis
Harrison
Barnett
Missouri River
St. Joseph
John H. Page
California
New York
India
Chicago Banks Fail as Three Institutions Wind Up
The Chicago Clearing House announces the failure of the Chicago National Bank the Home Savings Bank and the Equitable Trust Company. Depositors will be paid in full upon demand after a thorough examination of affairs linked to railway and coal assets. The meeting began at noon with pledges of support from other banks to ride out the panic and avoid a wider crisis.
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Pdlomals
Banke
TATE
Pann Bank
Chicago
Chicago Clearing House
John BR. Walsh
Chicago Clearing House Association
Mr. Morgan
Clearing House Association
Amognt
Clearing House Committee
Chicago Associated Banks
Chicaago National Bank
The
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Accused Poisoner Dies in Louisville Bed
Mrs Seaman died in Louisville after a presumed broken heart following a neighbor chickens poisoning accusation. A murder warrant was sworn against 6 year old Jesse Barber of Knoxville for killing a child with a toy pistol. Dynamite used in tobacco grower conflict. Elkton factors blown up for American Tobacco Company via American Snuff. In Galveston, fire at the Lester home killed six young children left with a maid. Les Lester severely injured while trying to save them.
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Arnold Webb
Galveston
Lester
Les. Lester
Revolutionary Upheaval Across Europe and India
Reports describe Livonian peasants forming a separate state and confiscating land, while Punjab faces drought threatening crops. Russia suffers disorder triggering banking failures, depositor panic, and labor movements delaying general strike as workers mobilize against the government.
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Punjab
India
Russia
Major Gen Leonard Wood to lead Philippines division
President Roosevelt directs Major General Leonard Wood to succeed Major General Corbin as commander of the Philippines division. Corbin will be reassigned. Bourke Cockran criticizes officials in a House speech. Dowie abdicates Zion leadership as a three-man triumvirate takes control while he recuperates.
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Leonard 2A. Wood
Roosevelt
Philippines
Corbin
St Paul's Coast Extension
Oes
W. Bourke
Cockton
House of Re
Gebie 3
Great Lakes
Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Church In
Zion
Fragmented OCR Reflects Labor and Public Works Debate
An incoherent OCR fragment references laborers, tariffs, public works, and a canal project. It mentions a committee, officer control, and defense by an unnamed speaker. The text alludes to protests, responsibilities, and political tensions affecting workers and public funds.
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Kansas
F. Dumont Smith
Smith
Roscoe Wilson
T. E. Ryan
St Charles
Government Land Office
Italy
Greece
Montenegro
University of Oregon
Felix Frank
Mexico
Maumee
Melvim Kroft
Frank Blanuser
Harles -Farms
Stears
Suffied
Conn
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Timothy Keleher
Keleher
Be 'Ener
L. Green
Notre Dame University
United States District Court
Indianapolis
H. Peck
Windsor
Mary Rogers
Sedalia
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Martial
Mat Penanen
Saint Ste. Marie
Thomas Wilde
Penapen
Holden
Whde
Coburn
Charles T. Beckwith
Citizens” National Bank of
Oberlin
Canada
Beckwith
Westwood Cemetery
Carsie L. Chadwick
Berkwith House
Enos Ae
Ee Teton
Southern
Livonia
Way
Oaly 3 Way
RTF
Corl Shere
America
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