Morphine Case Shrouded in Secret at City Hospital
Attorney Von Seggern was rushed to City Hospital after taking three and a half grains of morphine. He was placed in the private ward with visitors barred and staff told to say nothing as doctors used stomach pumps and antidotes to counter the poison. Mrs Von Seggern, formerly Emma Kissel, said her husband warned of trouble over a will and left home Monday afternoon.
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Hackberry Street
Senator Arthur Brown Dies After Utah Shooting
Former Utah senator Arthur Brown died at midnight after being shot in his Salt Lake City apartment by Anna M Bradley. Bradley faces murder charges, claims self defense under unwritten law. Brown’s kidney complications and bullet shock contributed to his death.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Anna M. Bradley
Salt Lake City
Charles White
Senator Brown
Max Brown
Alice Brown
Columbus
White
Adams
Brown
Bradley
Hartje Divorce Verdict Denies Plaintiff and Goes to Appeal
In Pittsburg on December 12 Judge Robert S. Fraser ruled against Augustus Hartje in the high profile divorce case with his wife Mary Scott Hartje. The court awarded custody of the children to Mrs Hartje and shifted court costs to Hartje, with Hartje pledging an appeal.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
Mary Scott Hartje
Thomas Madine
Hartje
Robert S. Fraser
Hartie
William B. Rogers
John Marron
Hope
Common Pleas Court
Hartle
California
Scott
Mary
Ex-Governor Campbell Backed by Foraker and Herrick
The Commercial Tribune reports ex Governor Campbell to join the Codification Commission. He was endorsed by the state’s two living ex governors, Senator Foraker and Governor Herrick, despite their differing views. Campbell dismissed Harris while reorganizing after his election.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Campbell
Senator Foraker
Herrick
Foraker
Harris
Xenia Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home
Dynamite Talk in Chicago Union Trial Referenced
Michael Kelly ex teamster now policeman testified that President Shea of the Teamsters Union discussed using dynamite to blow up a building housing nonunion workers. He said Shea gave him a dollar to buy acid for injuring horses and that some pickets were paid by the Teamsters Union while others by the garment workers business agent.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Michael Kelly
Teamster
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Detective fears AAU may kill himself in custody
London police remand Prof. Karl Hall of Washington D C for a week as evidence on the death of Frau Moliter remains unresolved. Officers report Hall was seen adjusting a necktie around his neck and may attempt suicide while under guard at Bow Street Police Court.
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Frau Moliter
Germany
Karl Hall
Washington
D.C
Bow Street
Hall
Senator Dick Returns Deserting Sailor to Navy Yard
Senator Dick of Ohio formally arrested and surrendered a deserter today at the Navy Department. The sailor, a Jefferson, D. constituent, had returned home after deserting his ship and later came to Washington to surrender to the senator who delivered him to Navy officials for custody.
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Ohio
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Jefferson
Navy Deriment
Vy Yard
Two Japanese Regiments Said to Be in Hawaii as Laborers
The Honolulu report states two fully officered Japanese regiments, disguised as laborers, are in Hawaii. It remains unclear if they are armed.
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Honolulu
United States
Washington
Japanese Immigration Rises at El Paso Port
At El Paso, Texas, 37 Japanese sought admission today, with officers noting a surge as many claim to have entered through Eagle Pass and Laredo from Mexico seeking labor and better conditions. Russia Eyes US Ties For Peace In Far East. S: ST. PETERSBURG reports the Bourse Gazette urging a closer Russo American rapprochement to safeguard interests in the Far East, arguing it would deter Japan and avoid war while promising peace.
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Kaiser Powers to Dissolve Reichstag Over Africa Aid
Emperor William authorizes Chancellor Von Buelow to dissolve the Reichstag and seek new elections if supplemental appropriations for the army abroad are denied. The government argues the Africa garrison issue hinges on preserving the colony, warning a reduced force could lead to African loss.
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William
von Buelow
Reichstag
German Southwest Africa
Priests Appeal to Parishioners for First Masses in Paris
Paris clerics urge parishioners to attend tomorrow's first mass outside legal limits. The government plans a gentle approach with police present to note law infractions. Gendarmes will guard churches and officials surrounding the Chamber of Deputies and Senate to curb potential anti government unrest.
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Cacetea
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Place Your Ads Early For Sunday Paper
The Commercial Tribune urges patrons to submit large ad copy for the Sunday edition by Friday night or Saturday noon at the latest to ensure best placement.
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Root and Rayner Split on States' Rights Debate
Secretary of State Elihu Root spoke at the Pennsylvania Society of New York dinner, detailing how national sentiment, free trade, and improved travel knit the nation. He urged states to act with a broader duty to the country, warning states cannot isolate themselves.
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Commercial Tribune
Elihu Root
Pennsylvania Society of New York
Senate Debates Japanese Question and State Rights
Senator Rayner argued that state inherent rights cannot be violated by treaty or Congress, urging constitutional limits on federal power. He cited Supreme Court cases and warned against President Roosevelt’s stance on using military and civil forces over California schools and Japanese admissions. He outlined two main propositions about treaty rights and constitutionality.
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San Francisco
California
Santo Domingo
South Carolina
Japan
Cox Not Placed on Trial for Heresy by Southern Ohio Diocese
The Standing Committee of the Diocese of Southern Ohio declined to present Rev. George Clarke Cox of Calvary Church Clifton for trial on heresy charges after reviewing information from Rev. Samuel Welles. Cox and supporters welcomed the decision, praising liberty of opinion and loyalty to the church while Bishop Vincent expressed measured disagreement.
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Crapsey
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Glendale
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Columbus
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Dayton
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Dra. Co
Glenmary Avenue
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Christ Church
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Souls
Ohio
National Government and State Duty Toward the Union
The author argues that individuals must regulate conduct in light of neighbors and community impact. As populations grow, restraint on personal action becomes essential. The piece contends national intervention could be avoided if states fulfilled duties to the country as a whole.
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