Assembly Closes After Voting 10 Probe in Cleveland
The Ohio General Assembly adjourned after a day of ceremonies and dismissal of bills. Speakers and senators received tributes as the panel formed a probe committee for Cleveland while debate over banking, primaries, child labor limits, and initiative measures continued.
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Gunness Mansion Visitants and Missing Men Revealed
Oklahoma City reports detail Emil and Fred Greening recalling a dozen men visiting Mrs. Belle Gunness at her Indiana farm. Many brought trunks, were kept in the parlor and private rooms, and several never left. Jennie Olsen, Gunness’s adopted daughter, is among the missing.
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Kansas
South Dakota
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Bride to Be Sees Groom Kill Himself Before Cathedral Ceremony
Isaac F. Williams a 45 year old cotton broker shot himself at his West Seventy third street apartment minutes before his wedding to May Arnold at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. The bride waited at the altar as relatives gathered, then learned of his death and mourned. Police and friends noted no clear cause beyond possible financial reverses and a reluctance to confess to his fiancée.
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New York
Cathedral of St. John the Diving
Isaac F. Williams
West Seventy Third Street
Elizabeth Arnold
113Th Street
H. L. Arnold
Mr. Williams
Mr. Arnold
Vassar Field Day Records Highlight Mild Standouts
At the Vassar College annual field day in Poughkeepsie on May 9, Helen D. Clark of Boston set the only record, clearing 4 feet 2% inches in the running high jump. Event winners included Margaret English in the 100 yard dash, Amelian Ware in the 70 yard dash, Barbara Van degrift in the basket ball throw, Inez Milholland and Helen W. Whitly in base ball throws, and Adriana Co. Feick in the standing broad jump.
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Boston
Margaret English
New Haven
Amelian Ware
Topeka
Kan
Barbara Vandegrift
Wilmington
Del
Helen D
Clark
Ruth Pregley
Cleveland
Helen c. Dwight
Roselle
N. J
Caroline G. Sheppard
Washington, D. C
Adriana Co. Feick
Newark
Inez Milholland
Theodore Wheeler
Wairfield
Conn
Yaqui Indians Make Peace in Sonora
Private advices from New York report peace terms arranged between the Sonora government in Mexico and the Yaqui rebels. The dispatch was sent by Alberto Gubilias, the acting governor of Sonora.
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Sonora
Mexico
Alberto Gubilias
Young Roosevelt Captains Madrids To 11 10 Win
Special Dispatch reports Washington May 9 Madrids led by Captain Quentin Roosevelt edged the Plateaus 11 to 10 at the White House grounds in a wildly contested game. Roosevelts eye on hits, standout pitching by Max for the Plateaus, and a disputed call by umpire James Amos sparked a near brawl as Madrids sealed victory with late scoring.
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Minute Men to Protect Indiana Tobacco Fields
Indiana officials mobilize 500 deputy “minute men” along the Ohio River to deter night rider raids on tobacco growers. Gov Hanly directs General Perry and Sheriff Pickett to organize patrols, with typewritten threats traced to Milton Kentucky and Cincinnati. Troops guard Brown County farms, while residents deny sympathy for raiders.
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Believe Fleet Will Aid China
Hong Kong reports a prevailing Chinese view that the American fleet may intervene to curb Japanese aggression and defend Chinese rights. Cantonese papers cite The Herald’s coverage of the Tatsu Maru case as evidence of a desire for closer U.S.-China ties.
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Herald
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W J Murphy Dies After Brave Fight
W J Murphy longtime vice president of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad died shortly before 3 AM from paralysis after a stroke on May 1. Attending Dr Herman Hoppe was present. He had partially recovered after prior strokes and received care from executives including W W Finley and Thomas C Powell who arrived to manage affairs.
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Cincinati Southern Railroad
Herman Hoppe
Mr. Murphy
Geneva
Baker
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
W. W. Finley
Birmingham
Alabama
New York
Thomas C. Powell
St. Louis
Boy of 15 Dies After Baseball Home Run
William R. Brennan aged 15 of 200 Taylor Avenue collapsed at home plate and died from a lung hemorrhage after completing a long home run during a Meade avenue Meade avenue game in Columbia. He lived with his aunt. parents resided at 3009 Eastern. Coroner notified.
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Taylor Avenue
Meade Avenue
Columbia
Mundell & Yungbluth
Young Brennan
Eastern
Taft Strength Put At S554 Support From War Secretary
Six states swing into line with Taft as delegates add sixty votes to the list during the week. Kentucky Connecticut and Wyoming are among the states showing support.
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