Foraker Plans Cincinnati Mission Ahead of Roosevelt Fight
Special despatch notes Senator Foraker will travel to Cincinnati to drum up support at the Ohio state convention. The piece weighs whether Quay and Hanna might oppose Roosevelt, but suggests Hanna may act alone while others stay aligned with the President.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Foraker
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Quay
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
the World
Hanna
Indiana
Fairbanks
Republican Party
George W. Dunn
Kingman
Kan
Kansas
Morton Albaugh
Birmingham
Ala
Spooner
Exell
William Vaughan
J. W. A. Smith
Julius W. Davidson
Assist Secretary of Treasury Appointed
Washington May 4 The appointment of Charles Hallam Keep as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury to succeed Milton E Ailes was announced at the Treasury Department Keep a Buffalo New York lawyer specializing in energy investment and financial lines The selection has the backing of Senator Platt Governor Odell and Representative tessman Alexander Secretary Shaw approved the choice and Keep expects to take the oath and assume duties Wednesday next
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Washington
Charles Hallam Keep
the Treasury
Milton E. Ailes
Riggs National Bank
Treasury Department
Keep
Buffalo
N. Y
Co .Tessman Alexander
Shaw
Iowa
Saloon Keeper Proved He Was Church Member
Emil Schweier a saloonkeeper of Hartford City Ind was arrested for selling liquor on a Sunday Amos Long filed affidavit alleging a Sunday sale On trial Schweier proved he was at church at the claimed time and had not missed church since marriage The court acquitted him.
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Commercial Tribune
Hartford City
Ind
Emil Schweier
Amos Long
Schweier
Long
Randall Seeks Daughters Kidnapped Twenty Years Ago
Levi Randall, in Springfield Ohio, pursues two daughters taken by his wife twenty years past. He has a comfortable fortune for them and has heard nothing since the alleged abduction while he was delivering hogs to market.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Levi Randall
Randall
Public sentiment universal for Roosevelt nomination
The World reports nationwide Republican views on Roosevelt renomination with Indiana backing Fairbanks. Messages from state committees note Roosevelt’s broad support, particularly in the West and among several states, while Oklahoma shows strong backing through this year and next.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
West
Wyoming
J. A.van Orsdal
Tornado Wrecks Eighteen Homes in Foss Oklahoma
A tornado at Foss in Washita County destroyed eighteen houses and killed Mr and Mrs F M Slagel and their daughter. The storm also left downed wires in many directions and hindered confirmation of damage reports from Yukon and Marshall and the tornado that hit Carmen.
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Guthrie
Okla
Foss
Washita County
F. M. Slagel
Yukon
Marshall
Carmen
Trance Forbids Continuance of Auto Contests
M. Gabriel set a record in the 345 mile race and completed the distance in eight hours and twenty seven minutes as the event was halted by Trance.
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M. Gabriel
Paris Madrid race halted by Combes over deadly accidents
Paris Premier Combes bans further French leg of the Paris Madrid automobile race citing fatal and serious crashes as competitors including W K Vanderbilt Jr and Henri Fournier withdraws. Renault and Gabriel set fast times in first stage amid wrecks and casualties.
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Paris
Versailles
Bordeaux
Premier Combes
Louis Renault
M. Gabriel
Marcel Renault
Lorraine Barrows
Renault
Barrows
Angouleme
W.K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Rambouillet
Chartres
Henri
Fournier
Baron de Forest
Foxhall Keene
Tod Sloan
W. J. Dannt
Gray Dinsmore
Charles Jarrett
Mme. de Gast
Charles Jarrott
M. Reno de Knyff
Henri Fournier
Libourne
Automobile Club of
Gabriel
Salleron
Jarrett
Wirden
Baron de Crawher
Voight
Barras
Rougier
Mouter
Soldiers Camp at Jackson on Hargis Common
Judge Bach returns from the Pacific Coast saying he has no fear for his life among the people of Breathitt. Soldiers go into camp at Jackson on Hargis Common with local residents observing the staging and turnout.
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Jackson
Court House
James B. Marcum
Hargis-Cockrill
Shelbyville
Louisville
Lexington
Alexander Hargis
James Hargis
Hargis
Bach
Marcum
Los Angeles
Cal
Redwine
Curtis Jett
Winchester
Byrd
Grand Jury
Hargis Common
Judge Bach
Pacific Coast
Max O Rell Dies From Effects Of Operation
Paul Blount as Max O Rell dies after months of illness following an operation in New York. Born March 2 1848 in Brittany he served as cavalry officer in the Franco Prussian War and was wounded at Sedan. He became a correspondent in England and wrote plays and books later translated by his wife.
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Max O’rell
Paris
Paul Blount
Max O’ Rell
New York
Max O'Rell
Brittany
Sedan
England
St. Paul's School
Great Britain
Ireland
France
America
Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
South Africa
M. O’rell
John Bull
Island
Man shoots wife then turns gun on self near Marion
Stephen Isenhour shot his wife on North Meridian Street then fled as a mob chased him for four miles to Mt Olive Church. He fired two shots into his head, revived, and surrendered to officers who took him to a Marion hospital. He blamed his wife for the trouble. she survived. Isenhour, 45, and Mrs. Isenhour, about 36, had good reputations.
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Isenhour
Marion
$20 000 000 Gold Lost by Eruption
United States Consul Mor rill reports from Mexico City on the Santa Maria eruption near Quezalatenango Guatemala. He cites estimates of gold losses and widespread desolation across fifty square miles, with nine inches of ash and millions of cubic yards expelled, burying Lasabina resort and destroying surrounding forests.
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Commercial Tribune
Mexico City
Greant A. Morrill
United States
Quezalatenango
Guatemala
Santa Maria
Mexico
Mr. Morrill
Lasabina
Martinique
Baldwin Oil executive stabs three family members in Marion
D Bald win, a Grant County attorney and former sheriff, stabbed his step son Bert Ritter, his stepdaughter Mrs. John Budd, and his wife after a quarrel. Ritter is likely fatally wounded while the two women suffer non life threatening injuries and Baldwin fled the scene.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Ind
D. Baldwin
Grant County
Baldwin Oil Company
Bert Ritter
John Budd
Baldwin
Ritter
Long Standing Feud Sparks Gunplay in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma May 24 Frank Speer a leading cattleman on trial at Taloge was convicted of shooting at homesteaders with intent to kill ending a feud between cattlemen and farmers in Western Oklahoma. Siblings and associates face federal indictment for conspiracy to block homesteaders from claiming land. A homestead claimant James McKinsey was acquitted.
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Guthrie
Okla
Frank Speer
Taloge
Oklahoma
Frank
Jim
Mort Speer
George Ivy
William Murphy
Daniel Holcomb
James McKinsey
Carmagnole Sung at Pere Lachaise Pilgrimage
A May 24 Paris march of Socialists and revolutionaries to the Pere Lachaise cemetery passed peacefully with about three thousand participants. The Carmagnole was sung in defiance of police orders while the crowd applauded the Commune survivors and no incidents occurred.
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Paris
Pere la Chaise
Mother Stewart sells Apple Blossom cottage for Zion City move
May 24 Springfield Colorado report says Mother Stewart known for temperance work sold her Apple Blossom cottage in town and will live with John Dowie at Zion City after converting to Dowieism about a year ago.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield, CO
Stewart
Temperance Crusade Fame
Zion City
Burglar Invades Buell Secret Room In Historic Mansion
In Aldrie Muhlenberg County Kentucky a five year old will provision kept a private room sealed General Don Carlos Buell the Union general died revisited by a burglar. The sacred room may hold papers clarifying Buell’s military history. Ramsey Briggs guarded the mansion and notified neighbors after the break in. Miss Nannie Mason the stepdaughter may reach Aldrie tonight.
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Commercial Tribune
Owensboro
Don Carlos Buell
Aldrie
Green River
Muhlenberg County
Sisters of Sacred Hearts
Louisville
Ramsey Briggs
Briggs
Miss Mason
Buell
Assault on two girls triggers manhunt in Weisburg chaos
Law enforcement and armed farmers flood Weisburg after an unknown Black man attempts to assault two young sisters. Sheriff Axby and deputies chase leads while the suspect escapes on a freight train. Villagers fear lynching as vigilante pressure rises and the manhunt widens toward nearby stations.
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Weisburg
Axby
Harmon Station
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