Trial of Captain Ripley with Goebel murder ties and Bradley testimony
Frankfort Kentucky April 10. Captain Garnett Ripley stands trial for alleged complicity in the Goebel murder as ex Governor Bradley testifies about a prior conversation with Ripley and Governor Taylor. The jury is composed of rural Democratic voters.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Garnett D. Ripley
Goebel
W. C. Bradley
Ripley
Taylor
Bradley
State Capitol
Powers
Yost
State House
Caleb Powers
Senate
Finley
W. H. Culton
Wharton Golden
Thorne
Eminence
Collier
A. V. Hite
Murry
Ripley's
John Folsgrove
W. D. McChesney
J. A. McEwan
J. W. Crutcher
A. W. Leech
J. A. Glass
W. A. Moore
C. W. McQueen
P. H. Stockton
L Armstrong
J. R. Curran
J. M. Minor
The
Commonwealth
Mr. Williams
William Ioebel
W. S. Taylor
Garnett Ripley
W. 8
Hfe
O’neal
Williams
Salvation Army Officer Fends Off Attacker in Springfield
Springfield Ohio April 10 Lieutenant W H Davies of the Dayton Salvation Army repelled an assault by John Condron as he stepped from a trolley car. Condron was driven to retreat and later confined to bed by injuries. Davies calls the attack a mystery and says he does not know his assailant.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
John Condron
W. H. Davies
Dayton Salvation Army
Condron
Davies
Venezuelan cabinet named after provisional president
Caracas April 10 The new Venezuelan Cabinet under General Castro includes Interior Minister Velutina Commerce Minister Pipo Arocha External Minister Blanco Finance Minister Mendoza War Minister Pu Education Minister and Public Works Minister Otanes forming the provisional administration.
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Caracas
Venezuela
General Castro
Interior
Senor Velutina
Senor Pipo Arocha
Senor Blanco
Mendoza
Senor Pu
Senor
Senor Otanes
Whelpley Bust Finished Prominent Librarian Honored
Mr. C. J. Barnhorny completed a life size bust of the late A. W. Whelpley, former public librarian and Unity Club speaker. The bust, modeled from a postdeath mask and 1880s photo, is approved by Mrs. Whelpley and Harold Ryland. Plaster cast will show in a Fourth street window this week before bronze casting and final donation to the Public Library.
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C. J. Barnhorny
A. “W. Whelpley
Unity Club
Harold Ryland
Ryland
Barnhorn
Mrs Hall Begins Suit to Recover Gilman Millions
Mrs Helen Potts Hall of New York sues Bridgeport Trust Co as administrator and George W Smith as receiver to obtain her alleged share of the Gilman estate. She claims adoption by Gilman and demands a perpetual injunction against the trust company and a subpoena to answer the complaint. The writ is returnable the first Monday in May.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Helen Potts Hall
New York
George F. Gilman
Bridgeport
Gilman
Hall
Bridgeport Trust Company
Great American Tea Company
Trust Company
Geo. W. Smith
Circuit Court
Oil to Displace Coal Warns Beaumont Reporter
Former Governor J S Hoge says the Beaumont oil discovery will revolutionize the world fuel question. Oil shipments to New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and to England test markets. American Sugar Refining Co orders 2500 barrels to Cuba for refinery use if tests prove oil beats coal. Beaumont reports another gusher today with oil shooting over 100 feet.
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Commercial Tribune
Austin
Tex
J. S.hoge
Beaumont
Europe
Standard Oil Company
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Manches
Ter
Liverpool
England
American Sugar Refining Company
Cuba
Williams Reaches Thirty Years as Shelby Bank Cashier
Shelby Ohio April 10 B J Williams notes he begins his thirtieth consecutive year as cashier of the First National Bank. A Civil War veteran, he served with the Ninety-six Ohio Volunteer Infantry as quartermaster sergeant. Born 1842 in Main Ohio, he helped found the bank in Shelby and was an incorporator of the Shelby Steel Tube Company.
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Commercial Tribune
Shelby
B. J. Williams
Ohio
First National Bank
Williams
O. V.I
Main O
Cousins
General Beatty
Columbus
G. Beatty
Cardington
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Shelby I
Fe Ball Fare Company
Shelby Btove
Peny
Walter Main's Wife Answers His Suit for Divorce
Sharon California to Jefferson where Mrs. W L Main filed a cross petition in her husband Walter Main's divorce suit. She denies neglect and accuses him of neglect and abuse, recalling a 1892 incident when she was near death. She seeks divorce Geneva alimony and support.
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Sharon
W. L. Main
California
Jefferson
Geneva
Poverty Drives 14 Year Old To Suicide In Chicago
Willie Grossman fourteen year old boy hanged himself in his West Taylor Chicago home due to poverty of his parents that prevented him from pursuing his talent in painting and drawing.
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Chicago
Willie Grossman
West Taylor
Woman sues to control tea company estate management
Mrs. Helen Potts Hall claims adoption rights to George Gilman and seeks to block Theophilus Gilman Edward Norton Bridgeport Trust Co and Gilman heirs from interfering with George H Hartford in the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company business. She seeks to obtain a share of Gilman's estate and parallels Connecticut claims.
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New York
Helen Potts Hall
George Francis*Gilman
Supreme Court
Theophilus Gilman
Edward L. Norton
Dr John T Duffield Dies at 78 in Princeton
Dr John T Duffield emeritus professor of mathematics from the class of 1841 died of heart trouble at his Princeton home. He was the senior faculty member and 78 years old.
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Princeton
N. J
John T. Duffield
Duffield
Gen Botha Again Sues for Peace Amid War Weariness
In Britain reports reveal General Botha pressing for peace as De Wet loses influence with his small band of followers. The press lambasts unconditional terms, while in England the mood shifts toward ending the war.
Dayton Traction Case Highlights Street Railway Precedent
The Cincinnati and Cleveland Railroad Company seeks city right to use 33 streets from the north line to Vine and Longworth over 6.25 miles. The case hinges on whether the company is a street railway subject to its statutes and ordinances or a general railway, with the Probate Court and Board of Legislation debated as grant authorities. The city argues such use would bypass street railway liabilities like licenses and transfers, while the company claims broader rights under general railway laws. The Supreme Court precedent from Dayton is cited to limit contractual restraints and support or challenge the proposed arrangement.
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Supreme Court
Dayton Traction
Cincinnati and Cleveland Railroad Company
Ferris
Board of Legislation
Corporation
Spring Grove Avenue
Vine and
Longworth
Jis
Millcreek Valley Company
Cincinnati and Cleveland Company
Cincinnati,and
Cleveland Company
Treasury
Ae of
Dayton
Das ‘Company
Circuit Court
Council of Dayton
Law of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ans
Cleveland
War Threatened in Labor Ranks In Columbus
The Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers International Association threatens action against the AFL and the National Building Trades Council if alleged wrongs are not corrected. Delegates claim major bodies take per capita tax yet allow locals in big cities to affiliate directly, bypassing the Amalgamated’s card system. Dispute centers on independent unions not recognizing the metal workers’ working cards, fueling bitter tension.
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Columbus
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers International Asociation
American Federation of Labor
National Building Trades Council
Sheet Metal
Amalgamated Association
Duffy
Clgmisd
Botha Seeks Peace Talks With Britain
Cape Town reports General Botha reopened peace negotiations with Britain. General De Wet refused surrender but is deemed irresponsible and excluded from leading, while Botha plans to negotiate for all forces. British authorities fear De Wet's diminished influence could weaken rebel support if Botha surrenders.
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Cape Town
Botha
de Wet
DeWet
Negotiations Renewed Hope Amid Boer Talks
London reports suggest General Botha may renew talks with Lord Kitchener though not officially confirmed. Attitudes vary with ultra jingoes fearing renewed terms. De Wet's mental state remains disputed amid hardships. British press calls for unconditional surrender but might expect fair treatment if negotiations resume.
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Lord Kitchener
DeWet
The
Times
de- Wet
Cape Colony
Daily Chronicle
President Loubet Sends Message To Italian King
President Loubet telegraphed to King Victor Emmanuel thanking him for the collar of the Order of the Annunciata given by the Duke of Genoa. He asked acceptance of wishes for the glory of the reign and welfare of the Queen, and prosperity of Italy, friend of France. Delcasse to present the Duke of Genoa with the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honor.
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Toulon
Loubet
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Monseigneur
Genoa
France
M. Delcasse
Duke of Genoa
Legion of Honor
National Mineworkers Strike Postponed In Indiana
The National Executive Board halted plans by the Indiana Black Coal District to strike 8,000 miners. After deliberation, officials sent the district officers to Brazil for a new conference with operators over powder purchases at 175 dollars per keg.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
National Executive Board
The
United Mineworkers
Indiana Black Coal District
Brazil
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Salvation Army
Castro
Whelpley
Bridgeport Trust, Co
Hogg
Texas
Walter Main
Lad
Congress OF the Loyal Legion
Washington
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
White House
Harris
Missouri Commandery
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
DR. Duffield
de Wets
Band of
Cleveland & Cincinnati Railroad
OF Rights and Disabilities
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
Griev
Capetown
London
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