Fail to Identify Furnage Victim and Secure Immunity
Police and coroner clash over whether the unknown man found in the Ryan soap works furnace was murdered or died by his own action. Nurse Joyce describes the Polish patient Doe as mute and moody, while investigators debate a 2000 degree heat furnace and theopened door as evidence against or for suicide. The case remains an unsolved mystery with juries, experts, and witnesses before a pending coroner inquest.
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B. F. Richardson
Denver
Richardson
Orchard
Ryan Soap Works
Cameron
West End
Tanyard
Taphory
John McDermott
McDermott
Sweeney and
Houillion
Joaquim Portenk
Portenk
Cutter Street
Pole
Cleveland
Szurlinski
Post
Galatia
Millikin
Houillion and
Sweeney
St. Stanislaus Church
Otis Cameron
Dr. Cameron
Ed Wilson
Wilson
Potter’s Field
Potter's Field
Burng
Rulison
John Doe
John Joyce
Joyce
Doe
Poppe
Russia ends foreign subscription drive amid famine relief aid
The Russian famine commission in London and New York says no further foreign subscription is needed as Russia can now care for its people. Prince Loyoff credits Britain and the United States for aid that pressured the government to act. The latest Douma appropriation totals 87 million dollars with six million for fighting scurvy in Ufa and sustaining eating places feeding about two and a half million people. Outlook for harvest in Central Russia is the best in a dozen years with good rainfall and high temperatures.
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ST. Petersburg
Russian Famine Commission
London
New York
Russia
Prince Loyoff
Finland
Great Britain
United States
Ufa
Prince Lyoff
Wife Returns to Home Reconciles After Abandonment
Anna M Kaiser of 621 South Fourteenth street left a note and fled to St Louis a week earlier. Paul Kaiser tracked her but found no trace until today when she returned abruptly and the couple reconciled, domestic relations restored.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Anna M. Kaiser
South Fourteenth Street
Paul Kaiser
St. Louis
Postum Promotes Healthier Focus in Classroom Hope
A teacher credits Postum Food Coffee with easing nerves and improving performance after a shaky start. Initial brew failed before a longer boil, but following instructions produced a rich flavor and better well being, aiding daily work with children. The testimonial urges readers to try Postum as a healthier coffee alternative.
Socialists Denounce Roosevelt Taft At Ohio Convention
The Socialist party of Ohio adopts resolutions at its state convention offering sympathy to Moyer Haywood and Pettibone linked to the Idaho governor assassination case and denounces President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft. Delegates include Harry Wells, son of Wells ton’s founder.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Socialist Party of Ohio
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Idaho
Roosevelt
Taft
Harry Wels
Wellston
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Theodore Roosevelt
British cruiser Monmouth to convey Prince Fushimi home
Tokyo reports the Monmouth will take Prince Fushimi from Vancouver to Yokohama using an ally’s flag. Japanese officials call this move a sign of the Anglo Japanese alliance’s potential to promote world peace and stability.
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Tokyo
Monmouth
Prince Fushimi
Vancouver
Yokohama
Taft Return to Washington with Mother
Secretary Taft arrived in Washington at noon today accompanied by his mother Mrs. Alphonso Taft. Mrs. Taft will spend a few days in the capital with her son.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Alphonso Taft
Taft
Hague Peace Conference Plans Face British Reservations
Britain signals cautious stance on arbitration measures at The Hague summit. London may push to limit armaments and expand court powers while reserving rights to abstain on disputed topics, as delegates prepare committees and public statements.
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Nelidoff
France
Jonkheer D. A. W. van Tets van Goudrain
Wilhelmina
Argentina Proposal to Hold Third Hague Conference
The Argentine plan to convene a third Hague Conference in Buenos Aires in 1910 is likely to clash with an American bid for permanent attendance and periodic meetings. The State Department worries about ongoing international bargaining burdens and favors a defined citizenship domicile rule and protections for Americans abroad.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Buenos Aires
Cathedral Corner Stone Laid for St Paul’s New Dome Church
The fourth St Paul cathedral corner stone was laid to rise on Anthony Hill with a four year finish and a cost above 3 million dollars. Archbishops Ireland Keane Glennon and Christie attended with bishops and about 30 000 laypeople. The event featured a grand Northwest religious parade and messages from Cardinal Merry Del Val and President Roosevelt.
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St. Paul
Commercial Tribune
ST. Paul, Minn
Ireland
Keane
Dubuque
Glennon
St. Louis
Christie
Oregon City
Winona
St. Cloud
Duluth
Summit Avenue
Anthony Hill
McGorrick
Merry del Val
Rome
Roosevelt
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