Cox Indicted for Perjury In Ohio Case
George B. Cox a Cincinnati financier and Republican leader was indicted for perjury by a grand jury. The charge centers on his testimony denying receipt of illegal interest money from county funds while former Treasurer Tobias Gibson is tied to the funds. Cox posted $1,000 bond and declared the indictment invalid.
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Distinctive New Equestrian Washington Statue Unveiled
Sculptor J Massey Hind designed a standing General Washington on a charger facing outward for Washington Park Newark New Jersey. Executors of the Amo Vast Horn state accepted the design after a competition and the work aims to depict Washington at his last camp Rocky Hill according to Mr Kind remarks.
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New Washington Statue by J Massey Rhind and Immigration Treaty Note
A Rhind sculpture depicts Washington on a raised mound and pedestal, about twelve feet tall, with a horse in decorative pose. The article also discusses a new immigration treaty feature removing a clause that limited Japanese immigration, aiming to satisfy U S concerns while risking Pacific coast opposition from lawmakers.
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Nerire
Washington
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Japan
United States
Bonliie
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Whiel Lng
Congressrom
Fragmented Reform Echoes In Anarchic Trial Scene
A garbled report recalls a judge drawing the grand jury from an inside pocket rather than the wheel. It mocks party labels and jury alibis while hinting at indictments and courtroom satire in a chaotic legal moment.
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Migwump
Fragmentary Prose Noted in Murky Historical Snippet
A garbled OCR like note mentions wheat power neighbor and eating, referencing Pear Steve Ul Mt Freya Silence. The readable bits hint at a disjointed historic text fragment without clear event or proper nouns.
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New Treaty With Japan Shows Cordial U.S. Policy
President Taft sent to the Senate a new commerce and navigation treaty with Japan to replace the 1890 convention. The pact ends the old agreement a year early and omits a costly paragraph of the prior text, signaling substantial goodwill toward Japan and stronger U.S. openness in bilateral trade relations.
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Washington
Taft
United States
Hale Opposes Reciprocity in Senate Hearing
In Washington on February 21 Senator Hale of Maine led opposition to the Canadian reciprocity agreement during hearings before the Senate committee on Foreign Relations. He cited Henry Uy as a witness and pressed Gardner of Massachusetts on Gloucester fisheries and the impact of Canadian bounties and warehouses on U S interests. Gardner defended Gloucester industry while Hale pressed the record.
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Taft
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Gardner
Massachusetts
Gloucester
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Vote to Fortify Panama Canal Passes in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg February 21 The Pennsylvania House approved by 127 to 120 a joint resolution urging the Panama Canal to be fortified. Representative William Magee of Allegheny introduced the measure. The session also saw the House refusing to concur in Senate amendments on a separate payroll bill for House and Senate staff.
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Panama Canal
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Senate
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Washington's Valuable Books Hosted by Boston Athenaeum
The Boston Athenaeum holds a large Washington collection including 465 volumes and about 750 pamphlets. Many items are autographs or presentation copies, making the library a prized repository guarded by walls. The 1849 report notes the high value and desirability of these items to collectors.
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Washington
Bystoh Atheneum
Wash- Aington
General Washington
Fushrod Washington
Library Committee
Athe ‘Neum Trustees
Aid
Europe
Gems From Washingtons Farewell Address
A notice notes a Sept 49 1706 delivery of Gems From Washingtons Farewell Address. The item frames a historical discussion of Washingtons farewell reflections on governance and civic virtue.
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Washington
Gouldn't Stand It He Shall Ye Sit Out This Dance
A playful note recounts a social scene where one speaker refuses to sit during a dance and insists on participation. The dialogue style adds local flavor and light humor to the piece.
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