Diekema Denies Being Reprimanded by President Roosevelt
Washington March 27 Minority Leader Williams of Mississippi announced plans to seek a Judiciary Committee probe into possible presidential breach of House privileges after a Washington Post item claimed Roosevelt berated Michigan's Diekema over the Wilfley matter. Diekema defended the President, saying the incident concerned presenting Michigan Governor to Roosevelt and ensuring the Wilfley inquiry did not unfairly tarnish justice or U.S. prestige in China. He asserted the President allowed him time to present the committee's legal and factual conclusions.
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Washington
Williams
Mississippi
House
Committee On Judiciary
Washington Post
Roosevelt Beratee Diekema
White House
Diekema
Michigan
Wit Fey
George II
Wilfley
China
Deikema
Mr. Willams
George Ili
Hogs and cattle die from mad dog bites in Tennessee
On a farm near Cyruston Fayetteville Tennessee March 27 a mad dog bitten six hogs one cow and a horse causing their deaths from hydrophobia. Other animals showed no signs of madness despite being bitten.
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Fayetteville, Tenn
M. J. Farrar
Cyruston
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertises Cure for Sick Kidneys
Hinted dangers warn that kidney secretions and back pain signal kidney trouble. An advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills permanently cure sick kidneys, citing a testimonial from Mrs. J T Wright of Columbia Tennessee. Sold for 60 cents by Youter-Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agent. remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Bright
Dean
Columbia
J. T. Wright
Tams
Wright
Adame & Martin
Youter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Four Couples Wed in Rush at Winchester Court House
Four couples obtained marriage licenses and were married in a single rush at the Winchester county court clerk's office led by Judge Frank L. Lynch. The first pair were Albert Johnson and Ida Kilpatrick of New Market Alabama. second pair Sherman Crowder and Addie Clark of Huntland Tennessee. J. W. Jones of New Market acted as usher, leading the couples to soda after ceremonies as spectators looked on.
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Winchester
Tenn
Columbia
Ls Yeettr
Court House
Gen. Moseley
Frank L. Lynch
Albert Johnson
Ids Kilpatrick
New Market
Als
Sherman Crowder
Addie Clark
Huntland
J. W. Jones
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Rosy Complexion Health
Advertises Burdock Blood Bitters as a blood purifier for women, claiming clearer skin and restored ruddy health. Targets beauty and wellness, emphasizing purification and vitality with historical patent medicine language.
Troops Sent to Alaska Mines
Jun ea u Alaska March 29 At 4 clock this morning Company F Tenth Infantry arrived at Treadwell on the army steamer Peterson with orders from Gen Brush at Vancouver to aid the local Marshals The arrival was unexpected there is no disorder there A number of arrests of miners for carrying concealed weapons have been made A peace committee of the union is keeping a strict patrol of the town and there is little if any drunkenness Superintendent Kinzie said that ten cases of powder were stolen from the Treadwell mine but this is denied by the union leaders Kinzie admitted that as yet there had been no trouble Troops have been brought as a preventative measure Kinzie claims a full surface crew and all the mills are running with the exception of the Seventh Hundred which is on half time Seventy four underground men arrived on the last two boats according to Kinzie The union leaders claim that nearly the entire working force is out and only fifty men are working.
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Juneau
Alaska
Tenth Infantry
Treadwell
Peterson
Brush
Vancouver
Union
Kinzie
Federal machine urged Taft nomination in Utica speech
Ervin Wardman editor of the New York Press in Utica declares Federal employees nationwide are devoting all their energy to nominating Secretary Taft for president. He alleges a pact between Taft managers and Wall Street financiers to land the residuary legatee in the White House despite Roosevelt’s denial.
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Utica
N. Y
Ervin Wardman
The
New York Press
Taft
Wall Street
White House
Mrr
Roosevelt
United States
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Fast Sore Throat Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a quick remedy for sore throat and pain relief, urging readers to subscribe to The Herald for more health tonics and medical claims.
Heflin in a Desperate Car Altercation on Pennsylvania Ave
On a Washington streetcar on March 27 Congressman Thomas Heflin of Alabama shot two men during a violent confrontation. Thomas Lumby, a Black man, was critically wounded, while Thomas McCreary, a New York horse trainer, was shot in the leg but not seriously hurt. Heflin was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill and released on bail later. The incident occurred after Heflin admonished Lumby for drinking in the presence of women passengers.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thomas J. Heffin
Alabama
Thomas Lumby
Thomas McCreary
New York
McCreary
Heflin
Lumby
Thos. McCreary
Mr. Heffin
Mr. Heflin
Heffin
George N. Scriven
Third
Omcer Scriven
Capitol Hotel
Colombia
Tuskegee Institute
Booker P. Washington
Taft Opens Headquarters in Henderson KY for Conventions Fight
Taft headquarters opened in Henderson Kentucky with H. Jorris as chairman and 8. W. Wheeler as secretary. The scene is set for a bitter campaign between Fairbanks and Taft forces ahead of the April 29 convention.
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Henderson
Taft
Thin City
H. @. Jorris
W. Wheeler
Fruit trees vines and plants description by Wilkes
Description of fruit trees vines and plants by A Wilkes of Cullecta Tennessee notes prices and varieties. Reader learns about suitable cultivars and care tips for home orchards and gardens.
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A. Wilkes
Cullecka
Soldiers Ordered to Mt Sterling in Kentucky
Maj. Joh A Webb commands the First battalion of Second Kentucky Infantry and a detachment under Lieut. Jenkins, both Whitesburg, Letcher County, sent to report to County Jailer Wilson in Mt Sterling. Troops likely guard citizens property and aid Independent growers amid unrest. no general outbreak but bitter talk noted. Crops largely damaged, some plan to harvest none if risk persists. Movement expected soon.
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MT. Sterling
Joh A. Webb
Batalion
Second Kentucky Infantry
Whitesburg
Letcher County
Mftown
Jenkins
Hopkinaylie
Wilson
Citisens
Death Comes on Street Car in St Louis
St Louis March 2 7 F Louie Soldan Ph D for twelve years Superintendent of Public Schools of St Louis and one of the foremost educators in the United States died suddenly this afternoon in a drug store. He fainted on a street car near Barab street. The car was taken to a nearby drug store and he died before a physician arrived. Born in Frankfort on the Main Germany in 1842.
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ST. Louis
F. Louie Soldan
St Louis
United States
Erie Prepares for General Strike
New York March 26 The Erie Railroad Company plans to meet strike conditions from Jersey City to Chicago with General Manager J C Stuart set to tour the system. A 10 percent wage cut is planned to take effect by April 10. Officials hope for a tentative agreement while workers ready a full system tie up within 24 hours if wages are cut.
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New York
Erie Railroad Company
Jersey City
Chicago
J. C. Stuart
Brotherhoods
Sea Turtles Fed Lettuce at New York Aquarium
New York Sun notes sea turtles in a single pool receive lettuce and cabbage twice weekly. Turtles range from two and a half to five feet, including green, hawksbill, and loggerheads from Atlantic and Pacific origins. They voraciously eat leafy greens and occasional crustaceans found near shore.
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New York Sun
Acquarium
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
China Seas
Bee Supplies Act Sparks Factory Shutdown at Gale
A gusty gale forced a factory shutdown amid supply worries as CHAPIIN AROB reports on disrupted equipment and unexpected delays. Root's Bee Bupplies, described as essential, faced distribution issues affecting production across the region.
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Root
Chapiin Arob
Dramatic mass meeting vows action against night riders in Kentucky
In Louisville on March 2 a mass meeting by the Law and Order League of Kentucky denounced night riders and pledged to end tobacco related lawlessness. Gov A E Willson urged enforcing laws and warned against calling out more soldiers, proposing secret measures if needed. Resolutions called for mobilizing the state military and volunteers to protect tobacco interests and uphold order.
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Louisville
Tps
Army
Law and Ory League of
Kentucky
St Macay
Tobacco Trust
Gov. Willson
Law and Order League
A. E. Willson
Notice of Receiver and Trustee claims Beckwith Bros
Notice as Receiver and Trustee of Beckwith Bros Spring Hill Tennessee orders all persons with claims against the partnership to file with the trustee within sixty days or be barred. E H Ayers Trustee Spring Hill Tennessee J H Dinning Attorney.
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Beckwith Bros
Spring Hill
Tenn
E. H. Ayers
J. H. Dinning
Anti-Roosevelt Blacks Squelched in Montgomery
In Montgomery Ale March 27 Sheriff Hood withdrew permission for a planned anti-Roosevelt gathering by blacks and warned against any assembly to denounce the President and Taft over race issues. The meeting, called by Bishop Alstork, was expected to feature sharp denunciations of administration officials.
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Montgomery
Ale
Hood
Taft
Alstork
Non-Resi Notice in Chancery Court at Columbia Tenn
Clerk and Master of Columbia Tenn issues a non resident notice against J S Strother D G Strother R S Strother and Addie M Strother in a suit filed by Chancer Chancier Complainant Ida F Goodloe. Defendants must appear within three days of the April 1908 wet term or the bill may be taken as confessed and heard ex parte. Notice to be published four weeks in Columbia Herald.
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Ida F. Goodloe
Strother
D. G. Strother
R. T. Strother
Addie M. Strother
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Herald
A. N. Akin
James A. Bot'r
R. E. Johnson
Johnsons
Mo Gordon
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Mr. Diekema
Rooeevelt
Nature
Federal Machine
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Washton
Gov. Johnson
Mop
ST. Paul
Minn
Iris
Swan J. Hurnblad
Minneapolis
Democratic Party of the Nation
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
John A, Johnson
Lieut. Jenkins
City
L. Soldan
Erie
Bee Supplies
GY. Willson
Columbia, Tenn
Lerk
Columbu
Kate Johnson
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