Maker of Rope to Hanged Men Dies in Baltimore
Detro 22. William Ho Meyers a veteran rope maker died in Baltimore at 76. For decades he supplied ropes used in hangings from the Garfield assassination to other grim cases, including Mollie Moguren and others. He refused to perform hangings himself.
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Galteau
Garfield
Adam Horn
Mollie Moguren
Lotterilie
Mauch Chanick
Merers
Ex convict aids machine in its dirty methods
A Wyoming Tribune letter claimed to come from a Carbon county observer criticizing penitentiary management. The piece, tied to a political machine seeking to favor old prison labor graft, links ex convict Harry Pendergraft to the charge though the author is unidentified.
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Pendergraft
Otto Gramm
C. W
Burdick
Laramie
Federal forces advance on Vera Cruz amid refugee influx
Federal troops push toward Vera Cruz as Rebels under General Felix Ding wait. Harbor boats shelter over 6,000 foreign refugees and 10,000 Mexicans, while only thirty-two Americans remain in town. Federals close to the town within miles.
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Felix Ding
Joe Howard Is Whole Show In Ordinary Play
Joseph EB Howard stars in a Goddess of Liberty company production. His voice and acting carry the show while Miss Mabel McCane charms but overacts later. The rest of the cast is fair and the dialogue sparkles with wit. the laughing song is a hit and Mrs Butterworth draws laughs.
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Joseph EB. Howard
Lord Jack
Jack Wingate
Hope Butterworth
Phyllis
Record crops boost value by billions and raise per capita gift
Government estimates the top ten crops at current prices exceed last year by more than two billion dollars. If evenly shared among 100 million Americans, it equates to a twenty dollar per person increase in value. The note hints that even the poorest would gain modestly from the harvests’ effects.
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New York
United States
Public rights measures face skeptical vote from Warren
A fragmentary note alleges Senator La Vollente accuses Warren of backing plutocracy while discussing measures to restore and safeguard public rights against governmental aggression. The source presents partisan tension and a critical stance on the vote.
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Plutocracy
Senater la Vollente
Latham Elevates from Chicago Waiter to U S Consular
Talmage G Latham a 24 year old who arrived in Chicago six years ago without money has been appointed to the United States consular service in Washington. He earned a master’s degree from Northwestern University Law School and a bachelor’s degree from the same institution. He started for Washington after word of his appointment and urges diligence over city sights.
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Chicago
United States
Washington
Latham
Northwestern University Law School
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Skye
St. Paul
Cheyenne High to Meet Wheatland in Weekend Clash
Cheyenne High School football team travels to Wheatland next Saturday aiming to add another win to their growing streak. Coach Jones reports intensive drills to recover from the Eaton game, with about fifteen players and a spirited group of supporters accompanying the squad.
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Eleventh Infantry
Washington Missed Chance to Buy Pitcher Wood
Washington pondered a storied pairing as Walter Johnson and Joe Wood could have formed a formidable duo on Griffith's pitching staff. Poor business decisions in 1908 reportedly kept the two star pitchers apart, after Cantillon watched a young Wood dominate in an exhibition in Kansas City.
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Walter Johnson
Joe Wood
Griffith
Nationale
Kansas City
Jon Cantillon
Wood Aides Washington Pennant Hopes Through Quick Deal
The text notes Joe Wood and Johnson on the pitching staff and suggests Washington could have won the pennant if Cantillon had not arranged deals to secure Wood. It mentions a prior understanding that the National club would have first chance to dispose of Wood and a Boston purchase later in the summer without Cantillon being consulted.
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Fighters Must Pass Physical Examination
Public Safety Director Mary ordered all boxers to be medically examined just before entering the ring. The rule aims to curb accidents from fighters not in condition, citing recent incidents in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Public Safety
Mary
Sherman Company Named in State Leader Notice
The State Leader of Wyoming reports Sanitas? The Sherman Co. appears as the Want Aq medium in a dated notice. The brief item notes the company in connection with a state publication and regional commerce.
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Wyoming
Want
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