Foraker Dick Clash Over Two Federal Plums
Ohio Republicans clash as Senators Foraker and Dick dispute appointments for a Columbus port surveyor and a pension agent. Dick’s stance on the rate question aligns poorly with Roosevelt, while Foraker supports Warnock and Mannington. Longworth attends the caucus. Cheeseman gains salary boost at Brown County internal revenue office.
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D. C
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Washington
Foraker
Ohio
Congressman Warnock
Jones
Roosevelt
Howard Mannington
Charles Pearce
Columbus
Senator Foraker
Warnock
Mannington
Pearce
Hanna
Congressman Longworth
Cincinnati
David G. Cheeseman
Brown County
Collector of Internal Revenue
Missile thrown at Roosevelt train in Philadelphia
A three pound cast iron plumb bob was hurled through a window of the Salvius car on President Roosevelt's special train near North Philadelphia. Major Webb Hayes narrowly avoided injury as the train slowed and fog hindered visibility. Secret Service and railroad officials pursued the assailant, with authorities reporting no injury to the President.
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Oxford Street
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Reading
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Secret Service
Secret Service Bureau
Intruder Found On Second Story Porch At Alaméda Flats
A colored man, later identified as Jos Mack, 23, was found on a second story porch at the Alaméda Flats after J E Leverone chased him from a balcony roof. Police Farrell and McNally arrested him as he explained he awaited his sweetheart, claims unclear at the time. Muddy footprints suggest he climbed to the second story.
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Leverone
Aged suffragist killed by coal wagon in Cleveland
Mrs. Sarah M. Perkins 81, a famed Ohio suffragist and editor of The True Republic, was run over by a coal wagon at Euclid avenue and Dean street. Driver Edward Swan was placed under arrest.
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Sarah M. Perkins
Ohio
Euclid Avenue
Dean Street
Man Killed in Hunting Party Near Alexandria Ky
Ward told the family of Ben Wessling that his eldest son Albert Wessling twenty two was accidentally shot and killed on Henry Gable farm two miles back of Alexandria Kentucky. He was a bookkeeper in his father’s office. He hunted Thursday with Fred Schultz and Joe Gable. Undertakers Linneman and Moore prepared the body for burial.
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Madison Avenue
Albert Wessling
Henry Gable
Alexandria
Fred Schultz
Joe Gable
Linneman & Moore
Morgan Still Master of Great Central Situation
A financial railroad analysis argues J. P. Morgan can block Zimmerman's Detroit Toledo & Ironton Ann Arbor coal field plan by cutting connections with Morgan controlled lines. Zimmerman and Hollins & Co. may be blamed for the failure to secure the C H D Erie purchase, Morgan has not yet spoken.
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Great Lakes
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Cannon Named Speaker by Acclamation in 59th Congress
The American people selected Joseph G Cannon of Illinois as Speaker designate for the Fifty-ninth Congress. Republican caucus Chairman William P Hepburn announced the nomination after a roll call, and Cannon read his typed acceptance in full before the gathering.
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Iowa
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New Jersey
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New York
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Kansas
Incendiary Blaze Sweeps Moscow and Tsarskoe Selo Turmoil
Reports from St Petersburg describe a palace dispute involving Emperor Nicholas and Grand Duke Vladimir aimed at Grand Duke Cyril, with staff at Tsarskoe Selo preparing to strike. Moscow suffers a major incendiary blaze as telegraph lines to St Petersburg are severed and international links falter. Warsaw provides the only Russian news as efforts to restore contacts fail.
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Brutality of football sparks calls to end or regulate the sport
A wide survey details dozens of football related deaths and injuries, urging rule changes and even abolition if brutality cannot be eliminated. Prominent educators condemn the sport as boy killing and money making, calling for open play and elimination of professional influence.
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McLean
Iowa University
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