Robbers kill bank manager and steal $6000 in San Francisco
Two robbers struck Urakata the bank manager and Assasaki a clerk at the Kimmon Ginko on O’Farrell Street. Urakata died two hours after the attack. The men escaped with $5000 in gold and the crime was discovered by customers as police hunt suspects.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Kimmon Ginko
Golden Gate Bank
O'Farrell Street
Urakata
Assassaki
Fatal trolley crash in Cleveland area. three dead
A street car bound for Euclid Beach derailed at a curve near Windermere, killing Walter Maxwell 22 of Euclid and Harvey Bingham 1 year old, with eight others seriously injured. Ambulatory passengers assisted the injured. motorman blamed for loss of control as brakes failed. Maxwell, engaged to Hazel Hudgen, was to wed Monday.
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Cleveland
Commercial Tribune
Euclid Beach
Windermere
Walter Maxwell
Euclid
van Schrieber
Columbus
Ohio
Grasser
Norwalk
Watson
Boston
Young
Maxwell
Hazel Hudgon
Transport Thomas Afloat Fire in Hold at Manila
The transport Thomas catches fire in the hold at Manila harbor. Six thousand five hundred bales of hay fuel the blaze as flames spread to the bunkers. Salvage attempts center on sinking the vessel due to shallow dock water.
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Thomas
Manila
Col Fleischmann Brings Cubs From Frozen North
Col Fleischmann arrives with the Cubs from the frozen north as Mrs Max C Fleischmann accompanies.
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Col. Fleischmann
Polar expedition couple deny Arctic honeymoon claim
Colonel Max C Wiessehhants of Cincinnati returned from an Arctic summer aboard the Laura with wife Miss Sarah Hamilton Sherlock. They deny honeymoon rumors, describe a West Indies wedding trip, and recount polar bear, fox, seal, and bird hunting near Greenland. Two polar cubs were captured. one to Cincinnati Zoo, one kept by Fleischmann. The Laura sustained ice damage but was repaired.
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al Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
New
York
Max C. Wiessehhants
Cincinnati
America
Sarah Hamilton Sherlock
West Indies
Laura
Norway
Greenland
Fleischmann
Cincinnati Zoo
Noyen
Fleischmann Polar
Zoological Garden Yestern
Sol Stephan
New York
Platt On Verge Of Collapse Amid Marital Turmoil
United States Senator Platt appears near collapse amid public mar ital troubles. He was carried from the Hotel Gotham by his two sons as his wife plans to come to New York this city to seek an interview.
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Platt
Gotham
United States Express Company
Tioga Lodge
Highland Mills
Willard Cotton Broker Dies by Opium Poisoning
Peter Millard a prominent cotton broker and former purchasing agent for the New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad, killed himself at Park Home in New Orleans by opium poisoning. His wife Miss Brooks of Cincinnati was visiting relatives. ill health is blamed for the act.
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New Orleans
Tribune
Peter Millard
Mr. Willard
Marshal Lewis to Take Office as U S Marshal for Southern Ohio
The article notes Eugene L. Lewis will assume as United States Marshal for Southern Ohio succeeding Vivian J. Fagin. Fagin resigns this morning after seven and a half years, protesting Civil Service Commissioner Greene and Roosevelt administration actions, while Lewis’s commission arrived in Washington and was handed over.
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Eugene Levassor Lewis
United States
Ohio
Vivian J. Fagin
Washington
Roosevelt
Marshal Fagin
Civil Service
Greene
Mr. Fagin
Eugene L. Lewis
Fagin
Frank Gardner
Campbell Meets Chilly Reception in Dayton
The first frost greeted Dayton as Hon James E Campbell drew a modest crowd for his Phillips House reception. About two hundred attended, far below the anticipated figures, and fewer than one hundred joined the train to Hamilton despite a marching band. The ex governor stayed in Dayton roughly two hours after advertising for a week.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
James E. Campbell
Phillips House
Campbell Opens Third District Campaign in Beckett's Hall
Former Governor James E. Campbell returned from New York City to Ohio and launched his bid for Congress in the Third District with a Beckett's Hall meeting. Judge Edward H. Jones presided, and a Bryan letter was read offering a possible appearance in the district. Campbell met Columbus party leaders and discussed Bryan visits to the three counties. He noted he had voted for Bryan in 1896, a point surprising to friends.
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Ernor James E. Campbell
Ohio
New York City
Congress
Beckett's Hall
Edward H. Jones
William J. Bryan
Charles EB. Mason
Bryan
Campbell
Harvey C. Garber
Columbus
Garber
Terrific Mine Explosion Entombs 75 Men in West Virginia
A blast at West Fork mines of Pocahontas Collieries in BLUEFIELD WV entombs about 75 workers. Rescue teams entered the St Paul entry. two men Colbert and Godash were rescued. Mine reportedly on fire delaying efforts as crowds gather and brattice cloth is rushed in.
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St. Paul
Governor Publishes Athens State Hospital Inquiry Report
Governor Harris released a committee report on Athens State Hospital covering November 1904 to February 1906. It details irregularities in purchases by Steward Jerry Carpenter and Stedman & Co, including alleged overpricing and short weights in vinegar and sirup barrels.
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Columbus, CO
Harris
Board of State Charities
Athens State Hospital
C. C. Higgins
Board of Trustees
Jerry Carpenter
Pattison
Steward Carpenter
R. J. Mauck
Higgins
Examiner Rochester
Auditor of State
Stedman & Co
Carpenter
E. J. Morris
R. C
Rochester
White Married in New York City
William J. White husband of the former Mrs White who recently divorced, wed Miss Helen P. Shelton at the Holland House New York City, with ceremony by Dr. Henry Marsh Warren.
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White
New York City
Commercial Tribune
New York
William J. White
American Chiese Company
Ohio
Helen P. Shelton
Holland House
Henry Marsh Warren
Root Urges Quesada To Stay In Cuban Post
Secretary Root publicly urges Cuba's Minister Quesada to remain at his post amid the Palma government collapse. Taft and Root stress U S support, noting the need for continued service in this crisis. Quesada agrees to stay temporarily while policy decisions unfold.
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Washington
Root
Gonzales de Quesada
Cuba
Taft
Palma
United States
Rio
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