Change of Venue Considered in Remaining Graft Trials
Piltsburg April 24 The district attorney signals possible venue changes in graft cases if juries cannot reach a 12 man verdict. Plan aims to outside counties, with petitions to delay trials to prevent jury tampering. Opposition expected. new juror selection reforms may follow at the next legislative session.
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Blakeley
Piltsburg
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Okence
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Abe
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Tralanti
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Ahange
Ivory chessboard carved for European envoy
A costly ivory chessboard, 12 by 10 inches, was commissioned by a powerful patron for a European dignitary. Ivory carvers toiled for months engraving fourteen thousand scores, all to produce a flawless piece. The final work featured a diamond surrounded figure, finished with extreme caution and precision.
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Marotte
Roosevelt in Paris at Official Dinner and Opera Visit
Roosevelt visited Paris arriving amid crowds and warm reception. At Hotel de Ville luncheon with municipal leaders, then Notre Dame and Circle Militaire engagements. He toured the Louvre and met officials, viewing Cabot’s Manhattan map before a grand Opera night with General Brugiere and a celebratory reception.
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Paris
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Roth
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Pavon
Gurnavato Museum
Nia Lantly
Louis XVI
Cabot
Hestia
Hon
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Troosevelt Street
Notre Dam
Notre Dame
Circle Militaire
Avenue Opera
Brusgiere
Ohlet
Isis
Republic
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Hywan
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Osiern
Gt Boon
Slippery Rock and Grove City Street Railway Bond Issue
New Line Financed. Buiter, Pa April 26 The Slippery Rock and Grove City Street Railway Company issues a mortgage for 250000 in favor of the Mercer Trust Company. Gold bond board 5 percent. Interest will be paid to Annans the road.
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Buiter
Slippery Rock
Grove City
Ompay
Prurhouin
Xeyerr Milne Jong
Yeuton
Mercer Runt Company
Inter Eat
Ananes
Panic flee from fire as sixty evacuees saved in burning flats
A blaze in a crowded apartment building sent sixty residents fleeing. Firefighters rescued B. T. Worley and M. A. Jones and her sister Fanny from smoke and stairs. Mrs H R Ballard was found unconscious with burns and rushed to hospital. officials suspect arson as the cause. Multiple neighbors and dancers aided occupants during the panic.
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Fin Chidang
Hong
Dilor
Piremen
H.R. Mallard
Worley
Mine A. Jones
Fanny
Misa Marie Sorensen
East Porty-fifth Street
J. N. Vestford
Anthony Carroll
Miast Forty-fifth Street
Carroll
Mra. J. Poltran
Voutgaed
Andrew Witang
Christ Carr
Engine Company No
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Tn Ime
Shevlin, Shedhinn
Vanahan
Engine Company No. 46
J. Winslow
Tham
Thor
Hughes Accepts Taft Court Appointment Over New York Governorship
Governor Charles E. Hughes will resign the New York governorship to join President Taft's Supreme Court appointment. He plans to leave the state bench at Albany and move to Washington in October, giving up political life to avoid further financial strain and public exposure. Lieutenant Governor White will take over, and party leaders see the move as a freeing decision that could reshape state politics prior to next fall's campaign.
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Albany
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Taft
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New York
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Tars
Comment on Governor Minghes Court Elevation
A Republican state leader Timothy L. Woodrit denounces Governor Minghes accepting a judgeship, arguing it removes him from politics and harms the party. Gracom, county chair, calls the move a loss yet praises the elevation as boosting public work and confidence, while others weigh the implications for GOP unity and future elections.
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Gracom
Republican Party
New York
Timothy L. Woodrit
Republican State Committee
Minghes
Chaiman Gracom
Republican County Committee
Republegh
Goyarmor Hughes
United States
Moe
Hinghew Bi
Uli Wolf
Repiblican
Tex Tundee Hhateh
Repblican
Alton D. Parker
Vais
Governor Hughes Politics Cited As Not Subservient
The record discusses Governor Hughes asserting independence from outside pressure and warning against subservience to any individual or external impact. Aimed at defending policy autonomy, the note highlights tensions in state leadership and governance during a period of intense political scrutiny.
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Hughes
Baseball Standings and Battery Details From National and American Leagues
National League standings show New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston and Chicago with varying win loss records amid notes of game actions and darkness calls. American League standings list Detroit, St. Louis, Cleveland, Boston, Washington, and Chicago with successive battery pairings and game locations cited.
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Chicana
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REE
Philphia
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Eresahan
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Washington
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Bergen
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Thomas
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Micontin
AIG
Roreath
Monies Menry
Batteries and Standings Keep Eastern League Scores Tight
Eastern League standings shown with scattered game scores across cities including Baltimore Providence Newark and Montreal. Batters S Manier Spor Elsineor McAllister Parkins Oriep Fridge Nutty Maxerata McConnell Bhat and others appear in multiple lineups as Pittsburgh?
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Waddtall Stophones
Witliss and
Stannage
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Montroutos
Baltimora
Buffalo
Providence
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Jano
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Morney City
Alfersex
City
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Butilo
Smanier
Spor
Elsineor
McAllister
Newark
Nowark
Montreal
Parkins
Oriep
Winters
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HONDO
Rochester
Nutty
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McConnell and
Paulhan to Compete for Daily Mail Prize Flight
French aviation advisor Paulhan has notified the Aero Club of plans to contest the Daily Mail prize of 50000 dollars for a flight from London to Manchester. The course allows 24 hours and 186 miles with up to two stops. He will start on Wednesday, possibly alongside Graham White who may retry after weather and repairs.
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Manchester
Dally Mail
Louis Paulie
Aero Club
Paillban
Graham White
Pawkhans
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