Williams Sets Party Tone on Roosevelt Legislation
Minority Leader John Sharp Williams defines Democratic stance in the House toward Roosevelt’s program. He lists measures favored by Democrats such as campaign finance disclosure and child labor limits, and opposes or seeks changes to several White House proposals including anti trust tweaks and a permanent waterways commission. He cautions Republican delays on the employers liability bill and debates on the boycott issue, while Senate action on credentials and the currency bill continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
House of Representatives
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Williams
District of Columbia
Territories
Supreme Court
Wiliams
Williams
Permanent Waterways Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Gould
Thousands Seek Kidney Relief From Swamp Root Remedy
The ad markets Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as the premier kidney remedy addressing kidney disease and related urinary issues. It claims to cure back and joint pain, liver and bladder distress, and nocturnal urination, with sample bottles and a free book offered via mail from Binghamton, New York.
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Kilmer
Meng Sap
Dr. Mer & Co
Bing Aehamton
N.Y
Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Administrator's Sale of Cambridge Property
Frances Roberts as administratrix will offer for sale at the Guernsey County Court House in Cambridge on Saturday April 25 1908 at 1 PM the Lot 204 Carson's Addition 333 South Seventh Street Cambridge Ohio. Property appraised at $2000 cash terms. Robt Scott Attorney.
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Robert C. Roberts
Guernsey County
Ohio
Court House
Colok
Guernsey
Cambridge
Carson
Frances Roberts
South Seventh Street
Robt. T. Scott
Cambridge couples seek marriage licenses in court list
Court House News lists marriages for Geo B Claggett and Odessa De selm of Cambridge John Meighen and Maude Sandy of Love City and Howard D Hand of Newark with Hazel F E Bond of Cambridge New cases include Gildea Flanagan Spence Patterson versus W H Young to quiet title Rose mond Bell attorneys for plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Claggett
Odessa Deselm
Cambridge
John Meighen
Maude Sandy
Love City
Howard D. Hand
Newark
Hazel FE. Bond
James Gildea
John L. Flanagan
A. L. Spence
J. A. Patterson
W. H. Young
Rosemond & Bell Attorneys
Abe Young Dead in Caldwell After Lingering Illness
Abe Young, prominent Caldwell citizen, died Friday morning March 27 after a lingering illness. He earlier resided here with relative E. A. Davis in business, later moved to Kennensburg, Noble County, and returned to Caldwell before death. Mrs. Kate Bell of Milnersville is visiting in Caldwell.
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Abe Young
Caldwell
Young Fomerly
E. A. Davis
Kennensburg
Noble County
Caldwall
Kate Bell
Milnersville
Young man dies near Cassell's in freight yard mishap
Wiley Farus, 24, of Senecaville was found dead between track and switch at Cassell's Station after being dropped from a B&O freight train. Investigators traced identity via a Chicago tailor tag to Edward Rose and Co. and confirmed by his parents and local officials. The body was sent to Senecaville for burial.
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B. & O. Freight No. 99
Bridgeville
Cassell’s
R. A. Vernon
Cassells
Vernon
Cambridge
Yeo
McDonald’s
Wiley Farus
George Moses
Chicago
Edward Rose and Co. Custom Tailors
Farris
Senecaville
Jeffersonian
Alvin Farus
Dwight Speer
Fred Lowry
J O Duniver Injured After Peculiar Accident
J O Duniver of East Beatty avenue was struck while removing an old apple tree stump on East Steubenville avenue. He sank unconscious for about two hours with severe head and facial bruises. Discovered by Marion Duff and Mr Adams, he was taken to his daughter Mrs T J Franey's home for medical aid.
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J. O. Duniver
East Beatty Avenue
East Steubenville Avenue
T. J. Franey
Duniver
Marion Duff
Adams
Mitchell
Local Man Reveals Pain After Blow and Confusion
Mr. Duniver endures severe pain from a blow but rests easier today. He remains greatly puzzled by the cause of the accident as investigators sort the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Duniver
Illinois Republicans Back Cannon for President and Tariff Revision
Illinois Republicans at a Springfield convention endorsed Joseph G. Cannon as a presidential candidate, favored tariff revision, and elected four delegates at large to the national convention: Cullom, Hopkins, Deneen, and Busse. The party clarified the tariff plank to read revision after discussions with national leaders.
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Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Joseph G. Cannon
U. S
Shelby M. Cullom
Albert J. Hopkins
Charles S. Deneen
Fred A. Busse
Chicago
Henry S. Bourtell
Washington
Cannon
Senator Penrose Grave. Uncertain Recovery In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 27 the condition of United States Senator Penrose was described as grave with little hope of recovery. His physicians noted the erysipelas had renewed activity, leaving him unconscious most of the day. Police guarded his home as family and officials awaited further bulletins from the Arcade building.
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Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Wronged Husband Acquitted After Killing Wife and Boarder
Andrew Kolinoski was acquitted in Judge Babcock’s court after admitting he killed his wife and her boarder. He claimed emotional insanity and justification, saying he had been goaded by her affection for the boarder Jacob Schmelser. The incident followed a reunion attempt at the wife’s home and ended in both deaths. Kolinoski had once saved the girl from drowning while serving as a czar’s army lieutenant.
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Cleveland
Andrew Kolinoski
Jacob Schmelser
Kolinoski
Cyzar
Traveling man James O'Neal killed by Hocking Valley train
Gallipolis Ohio March 27 James O Neal a traveling man from Philadelphia became deranged at Bidwell and jumped under a Hocking Valley train and was instantly killed.
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Gallipolis
James O'Neal
Philadelphia
Bidwell
Hocking Valley
Two Men Killed In Erie Wreck
Rochester dispatch reports two men killed and another fatally injured in a wreck on the Erie railroad at Belvidere today.
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Erie
Rochester
Belvidere
Life Story Tapes Murdered Safe Cracker Miller
Alfred Miller of Cleveland died from a bullet wound after a Chrisman Illinois bank safe robbery attempt. He had claimed the shooting was accidental and asked to notify Fanny Broughton of Cleveland. Police tie Miller, alias Ed Fuller, to the Lowry Foster gang and prior arrests.
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Chicago
Alfred Miller
Cleveland
Englewood Hospital
Chrisman
Danville
M. H. Flanigan
Green Street
Miller
Fanny Broughton
Bertillon
Ed Fuller
Broughton
Riverside Avenue
Polce
Fuller
Lowry-Foster
Nell Lowry
Charlie Lowry
Columbus Penitentiary
Mrs Rebecca Long Dies After Long Illness In Cambridge
Mrs Rebecca Long longtime Cambridge resident died at her Long Street home after a long illness from complications of diseases. Born March 5 1832 in Noble county she married Andrew O Long who was killed in a barn accident. Survived by four daughters two deceased six children twelve grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She joined the First U P church as a girl. Columbus Ohio March 27 There will be no Ohio mine strike April 1 but a possible ten day to two week work suspension as the dispute is settled.
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Rebecca Long
Long Street
Cambridge
Noble County
John W. Lavely
A.M. Legge
Joseph Hilton
A. L. Wilson
Wellsville
Ohio
Alonzo Jennings
Caldwell
U. P. Church
Columbus
Savage
United Mige Workers
State Board of Health Gains Control of Ohio Water Supply
The Ohio Senate passed the Bense bill giving the state board of health full control over the domestic water supply, with power to investigate impurity and to require municipalities to comply with orders. Other measures approved include a seven member labor safety commission, eminent domain rights for interurban railroads, and county hospitals for consumptives. The house tabled a Gayman constitutional amendment and advanced Little’s bill banning school superintendents from book publisher sales roles.
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State Board of Health
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Bense House
Pollock
Patterson
Braun House
House
Gayman
Assembly
Little
Hughes Stands Firm in Gillette Guilty Verdict
Albany March 27 Governor Hughes refused to intervene in Chester Gillette’s death sentence for the Grace Brown murder at Big Moose Lake. A telegram from Mrs Gillette challenged his conscience, but the governor said he cannot overrule the Court of Appeals and believes the evidence supports guilt.
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Albany
N. Y
Executive Chamber
Gillette
Chester Gillette
Auburn Prison
Grace Brown
Big Moose Lake
Adirondacks
Hughes
Auburn
Chester
Comrades Attack Columbus Man on St. Clair Viaduct
George Stevenson was assaulted by six comrades on the St. Clair street viaduct in Columbus. They beat him, robbed him of his money, and left him in a comatose condition unable to name his attackers.
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Columbus
George Stevenson
St. Clair Street
Destruction of Chilapa Town After Guerrero Earthquake
Mexico City reports Chilapa in Guerrero state was completely destroyed by a quake last night. Fires raged as buildings collapsed and the town of about fifteen thousand residents faced unknown casualties.
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Mexico City
Chilapa
Guerrero
Safe Cracker Is Killed by Premature Bank Job
In Gentry Arkansas on March 27 a failed attempt to blow open the Farmers bank at Springtown ends when a robber’s head is blown off by a premature explosion. The robber’s body is found near the safe and his identity is not known.
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Gentry, Ark
Farmers’ Bank
Springtown
Here
Wheeling hearing details alleged murder plot by Lila Cook
In Wheeling West Virginia March 27 attorneys for Charles Cook Lila Cook and White seek bail after a preliminary hearing where Judge Hobbs ruled probable cause exists. Witness Eddie Spears testified Cook confessed to luring Charles Bennett to the gas works and beating him to death before throwing him into the river with Lila and White. The exhumed body showed two head wounds and heavy decomposition. Charles White appeared hopeful about release while the case also notes King Dwa is indisposed in Biarritz during a separate event.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Handlan, Reymann, Honecker
Maury
Charles Cook
Lila Cook
White
Charles Bennett
New Kensington
Justice of the Peace Hobbs
Armbrecht
Pittsburg
Bennett
Cook
Spearsey
Fair Grounds
Lila
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Wiley Farnes
Farus
Zanesville
John Idle
Wiley Faris
Cleveland Mines
Senator Penrose
Locust Street
Watts Street
Arcade
R. A. F. Penrose
Charles B. Penrose
Wesley R. Andrews
Boies Penrose
Watch
Mrs. Rebecca Long
South Cambridge
Robert Fuller
Court of Appeals
Chas
Lila Zane
Eddie Spears
Eddie
Eighteenth Street
Biarritz
Dwa
Flowers
Ayer
J.C. Ay
Lowell
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