Government joins teamsters strike in injunction case
Chicago April 28. For the first time since 1894 the U S Government is a party to local labor troubles as Judge Kohlsaat issues an injunction at the request of the Employers’ Teaming Association. The writ aims to curb rioting drivers amid the street railway and teamsters disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius P. Shea
Inter
Teamsters’ Union
Mark Morton
Employers’ Teaming Association
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Street
United States
Teamsters
C. C. Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Fight for the Collectorship Heats Up in Ohio
Columbus April 28 The Internal Revenue Collectorship race in Ohio narrows to a clash of party power brokers. D. H. Foster backed by Congressman Grosvenor joins Perry County lines with Vorys endorsement while A. D. Alder man gains support from Guilbert’s machine. Athens County contender J. W. Bryson enters as rival. Moore’s Foraker-aligned camp faces pressure as Johnson and Grosvenor allies maneuver for influence in the volatile contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Internal Revenue
Ohio
D. H. Foster
Perry County
Grosvenor
Athens County
Foster
Vorys
A. D. Alderman
Marietta
Guilbert
D. H. Moore
Foraker
Athens
Fed
Friends of
Johnson
Bannon
Portsmouth
Gallia
J. W. Bryson
Bryson
Binckley
General Fitzhugh Lee Dies in Washington
General Fitzhugh Lee retired U S A of Virginia dies at Providence Hospital Washington after an apoplectic attack on a train from Boston to Washington. He lapsed after a day of weak but conscious progress and died peacefully about 9 30 p m in the company of doctors and a nurse.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Providence Hospital
Boston
Lee
Daniel Lee
Dr. Montgomery
Sher
General Lee
Leejin
Candy store held up. patrons fight back. bandits flee
Ed Rathman, candy store proprietor at Franklin and Ward, opened fire on three robbers who burst into Kathman’s store at 10 o’clock. Clarence Marshall was battered as Rathman’s shot rang out. three men fled into the night and were being sought by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rathman
Franklin and Ward
Clarence Marshall
Kathman
Marshall
Kath
Ishall
Rathman
Third District
Pian
Travelling salesman robbed in daylight assault in Lodge alley
J. B. Givens of McKeesport was struck unconscious by a tall stranger with a slingshot at 3:30 pm in rear of the Commodore saloon, losing 47.50 dollars and a 300 dollar diamond stud. A crowd pursued, Givens was taken to the City Hospital, then police, while investigators suspect more than a simple highway robbery.
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J. B. Givens
McKeesport
Lodge Alley
Commodore
Givens
Vine Street
City Hospital
Palace Hotel
Ed Brannigan
The
Patterson case ends with no defense in Young murder trial
After a day of developments the prosecution rested and Nan Patterson's defense announced it would offer no case. The plan aims for a speedy end to the third trial for the death of Caesar Young, a wealthy bookmaker, as the court denied a motion to dismiss the indictment and prepared for summing up.
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Tribune
New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
O’reilly
Miss Patterson
Nana Patterson
Rand
Russian Fleet Rebuild Looms as Schwab Talks Stir Admiralty
Russian squadron and transports sailed from Kamranh Bay heading toward an unknown destination with provisions for six months. German colliers trailed, while Nebogatoff and Rojestvensky plan a junction near Indo-Chinese waters. In St Petersburg, Schwab’s fleet reconstruction deal sparks wide intrigue among shipyards and officials.
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Kamranh Bay
Saigon
Cochin
China
Vladivostok
Pacific
Nebogatoff
ST. Petersburg
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Admiralty
Tragic Death of James Hissett in Train Collision
Witnessed by his father Samuel Hissett station agent, 18 year old James Hissett was struck and killed by the New Orleans special on the B and O line at Trautman's Station last night at 6. He walked along the track within a hundred feet of the station as the train approached. The father dropped signals but the engine failed to stop in time.
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Givens
Belmont Hotel
Sixth Street
H. H. Ortell
D.L. Clark & Co
McKeesport
Palace Hotel
Indianapolis
Indiana City
Schwab
Russia
James Hissett
New Orleans
Trautman’s Station
Samuel Hissett
Samuel
Hissett
Favors Union of Two Branches in Methodist Church
Bishop McCabe of Philadelphia advocates restoring the organic union of the two Methodist branches during the Board of Bishops meeting in Louisville. He hints at broader support among Northern clergy while noting others remain conservative. The bishops plan fundraising to clear the Woman’s College debt, needing about 250000 dollars as President John F. Goucher appeals for personal donations.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Methodism
McCabe
Philadelphia
Board of Bishops
M. EB. Church
Trinity Chapel
Woman's Allege
Baltimore
John F. Goucher
Aime
Roosevelt in peak health amid bear hunt rumors
The report from Glenwood Springs Colorado claims President Roosevelt was never in better health. A rumor of a minor indisposition arose after a hunting day when Dr. Lambert allegedly shot four bears. Souvenir hunters flood Frank Hayes shop mounting skins and giving away trophy joints.
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Smith Ranch
Camp Roosevelt
Lambert
Frank Hayes
P Mynhim
Loomis Charges Explained In Wash Post Memo
Secretary Taft weighs sending Minister Bowen from Caracas to Washington to explain charges against Assistant Secretary Loomis. Roosevelt may approve immediate action to determine Bowen’s responsibility for circulating the accusations. Officials insist Loomis is innocent of any wrongdoing during service in Venezuela after a thorough review.
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Taft
Bowen
Washington
Commercial Tribune
Caracas
Loomis
Roosevelt
Venezuela
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Doe
George B. Cox
Alderman
Hollis C. Johnson
Gallia County
House of Representatives
Sherman Eagle
Cincinnati
Cox
Moore
Otrigken
Ington
Bos
G. L. Edie
Medical Corps of the Army
J. R. Kean
Charles Mason
Medical Corps of
Army
Hardin
Kean
Oglethorpe
George Lee
Philippines
J. Morgan
War
Cape Varela
Penang
London
Daily Telegraph
Singapore
Trere
I Nebogatoff
Morning Post
Shanghai
Rojestvensky
Seongsai Bay
Hainan
Island OF
Straits Settlements
Catherine Apcar
Calcutta
Tokyo
Meyer
St. Isaac Cathedral
Alexandra Palace
Tsarkoe-Selo
Father
Bishop McCabe
Glenwood Springs
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