Riots End in Bloodshed as Frisco Car Strike Sparks Shootout
In San Francisco on May 8 a clash between strikebreakers and strikers on Turk Street led to a prolonged fight. Eight men were shot, including a police officer and Detective Bell, with one victim later dying in hospital. Mayor Schmitz vowed to mobilize more officers if needed.
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San Francisco
Turk Street
Bell
Ibes
Toads
Rafer
Leon
Brossdame
Euarda
Wisman
Frenay
Pliny
Fillmore
Webster Streets
Jones
Jones Kimee
Schmitz
Thos
James Walsh
Harry Sauer
PB. Go
J. Ixtabin
Walian
ML. McNunzbion
Tom Brehanan
Will le
Clow
Forrester
Ata Palra
Heiman Arrested for Running Auto on West Lafayette Sidewalk
Coshocton plumber Heiman, famed for his work, was arrested Sunday afternoon in West Lafayette after riding his auto on the sidewalk from Panhandle station to Main Street. He faced a summons from Mayor Stoneburner to appear for a hearing this week amid complaints over the incident and perceived public danger.
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Heiman
West Lafayette
Has. Heiman
Coshocton
Church Street
Panhandle Station
Main Street
Charles
Stoneburner
Injunction Refused In Hocking Valley Rate Case
Judge Rogers in the common pleas court refused to grant an injunction against the Ohio railroad commission. The order requires the Hocking Valley to charge the straight cent rate from Logan to Columbus, while the line set 1.60 dollars for the Logan to Columbus return trip to meet competition from a traction line. The commission ruled the 1.60 rate discriminated against other Logan Valley points charged at the lower rate.
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Columbus
Rogers
Ohio Railroad
Hocking Valley Railroad
Logan
Uocking Valley
Death of G W Brown Reported From Ogden Utah
A telegram from Meek Company announces G W Brown is dead in Ogden Utah after months of illness. He served as a Pacific Coast representative for about ten years and will be interred in Denver. The notice notes an immediate return home and planned burial. COURT AGAINST HAYWOOD Idaho May Mellon case details denied by Judge Weed. Trial set to start tomorrow.
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Meek Company
G. W. Brown
Ogden, Tah
Ogden
Denver
Mr. Brown
Pacific Coast
Haywood
Idaho
May
Mellon
Hayweed Cave
Weed
Blizard in Minnesota Reports Silence on Fareake Taft Controversy
Special to Tuesely from Pines Columbus Ohio May 8 describes late night political conferences in Columbus with Senator Charles Dick Governor Arrew Harris and others. Dick says no movement toward a compromise in the Farake Taft dispute.
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Columbus. O
Columbus
Charles Dick
Arrew AL. Harris
John R. Malloy
AL BR. Critchfield
Tion
Lewis ¢. Laylin
Farake-Taft
Funeral held for Jerry Thornaley at Orchard Street home
The 26 year old Jerry Thornaley died Sunday at Gallipelli State Hospital after eight years of confinement as an inmate. The funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon at the home of his father Levi Thornaley on Orchard Street, with the remains brought in Monday evening.
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Jerry Thornaley
Levi Thorneley
Orchard Street
State Hospital
Gallipelli
Political Conference Special to The Daily Times
Minneapolis reports a sudden spring storm from the southwest with biting wind and gold light, disrupting events and marking a notable weather intrusion in the city.
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Minneapolis
Minnespolis
Brister Sells His Picture Show to J. Br. Clinth
The Edison business once run by Mr Brister was sold last night to J. Br. Clinth who took possession immediately. Mr Clark, formerly at the steel works, joins as partner in the new venture. Brister plans to open a new Edisonian theater in one of three towns under investigation and will tour the field for several weeks before deciding. The films will continue to be supplied by the Pittshburz house as before.
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Edisoniiuy
Biister
J. BR. Clinth
Oner
Clark
Steel Works
Busilness
Brister
Mr. Clark
Pittshburz House
Miners Affidavit in Moyer Case Details Threats
Special to the Daily Tines Webb City Missouri May ... Robert Hulser testifies in the Moyer case that at Victor Cole Mine he heard Cornish threaten to kill Meyer and break up the miners union. He says a military officer offered support and said he would do all he could.
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Webb City
Robert Hulser
Moyer-l
Maywood
Meyer
Hulser
Thaw Home Mortgaged for 100000 in East Had
Mrs Wallin Thaw’s pretentious East Had home Pittabues Lyndhurst was mortgaged for 100000 at 5 percent. Fidelity Title and Trust Company holds the mortgage, due in three years, drawn in New York March 7 1907. witnesses are Clifford W. Hartridge and John P. Meager. Extra efforts were made to keep the mortgage secret. Mitchell Out of Danger. Mitch ell improving after Chicago operation. home in Spring Valley, Alabama.
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Pittabues
May
Lyndhurst
Wallin Thaw
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
New York
Clifford W. Hartridge
Harry Thaw
John P. Meager
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Chicago
Sprig Valley
Coshocton Hosts Maccabees District Convention
Coshocton hosts the Seventh District convention of the Knights of Maccabees with about 150 knights and many officers and Ladies of Maccabees in attendance. Delegations from Newcomerstown, Warsaw, and nearby towns arrived for the two day event at the I C O F hall. sessions open with Great Commander Ed L. Young presiding and state officers present.
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Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Knights of Maccabees
Ladies of Maccabes
Cito
Eght
Coshoeton
1. C. O. F. Hall
L. Young
Norwalk
Geo
H. Scott
Aveher
Ohio
al OW
Shing
McConnellsville
Cihteen
Tie Ey Perion
Indictments Cite Rebating Allegations Against Rail Firms
Federal grand jury charges several railroad companies including Chicago Rock Island Pacific Ontario Western Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Western Transit with violations of anti rebating laws. Indictments reportedly center on payments alleged to have been bribed by Argerfein Sugar Refining Company with the Ontario & Western bearing the most counts. A separate case questions validity of pre existing county contracts under a state law change.
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New York, May
Chicago, Rock Inland & Pacific Railroad
Ontario & Western
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Western Transit Company
Ty Te Argerfein Sugar Refining Coropithy
Hugh Gamble Fined for Drink Dispensing at Mecra Hotel
Hugh Gamble appeared before Mayor Smith with attorney Joe McDowell after being cited for dispensing a drink at Mecra hotel Sunday noon. He pleaded not guilty, entered an appeal, and was fined five dollars with a suspended eighth of the first offense and an eight dollar assessment for the second offense.
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Hugh Gamble
Mecra
Smith
Joe McDowell
Applen
Aeushty
U. Hr
Confess Judgment in Kansas Case Involves Withdraw of Property
The Andrew BerBuseh Brewing association pleads guilty in a supreme court proceeding in Topeka Kansas and seeks to withdraw from the state while paying all costs. The company asks no receiver be appointed and that the injunction against it be lifted to permit withdrawal of its property. The company says it has not violated the injunction. The Anheuser Busch company faces action by the attorney general as a foreign concern. Special to The Daily Times. Washington. May 8. Attorney General commends sentence of John W. Dannery of Minnesota to three months from date rearrest, with pardon possible on approval by the President.
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Topeka
Kan
Andrew BerBuseh Brewing Association
Supreme Court
Quiaters
Ranpany
Anheuser Busch Company
Oan Inguine- Hon
Star
Washington
Gene Ra
John W. Dannery
Miensurt
Presiden
Dublin
Menai
DHL
AMD
Irish Elfy Corpora
Hons
Porough
United Irish League
Deund
England
Alan
Ireland
Johnny Reimond
Nationaliats
Birrell
A.J. Balfour
John BE. Redeford
Man fined in assault case in Prosser court
Nettie Vien Stedte reports on the arrest of her husband Chis Stehle on a Wesahd and battery charge. The husband, described as a cripple, allegedly beat his wife with a crutch. He was fined seven dollars in Squire Whimed's court.
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Nettie
Vien Stedte
Prosserbbal
Chis
Ratified Zach Taylor Election Amid Hazy Campaign Clamor
Fragmented text reports a contested election for Zach Taylor amid a charged political climate. An event named Rough and Ready Ball Low invites attendees and lists managers and local officials. The piece references community factions, invited guests, and mentions historical ties to prominent families.
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Lantio
Tobi
Buseagha
Hehloawo
Zachery ‘Taytor
Ate ‘Toland Bs
Dabtaton
Businessmen Say Warsaw Is Prosperous Without Saloons
A survey by local businessmen reports Warsaw thriving despite absence of saloons. They cite lower crime, steadier property values, and improved religion and community life as signs of growth since saloon abolition. Several say the town is more prosperous now than before, with a majority satisfied with current conditions.
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Warsaw
Bern
West Lafayette Community Notes and May 1 Anniversary Program
The Epworth League plans a May 1 anniversary program at the church with chair honored. Oliver Cotytallis and Sophia Catanadi of White Eyes will be wed in a marriage ceremony conducted by Squire Edo Ts. L. Vincent visited Cantor.
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Oliver Cotytallis
Hibover
Sophia Catanadi
Alsoo
Edo Ts
Government plan for Irish Council drew party criticism
A government bill detailing a mid step toward Irish home rule faced sharp opposition from Unionists Radicals and Irish members. The measure would place eight departments under crown control with 24 Dublin appointments and retains veto power for the lord lieutenant. A Dublin convention is planned to debate the bill.
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Alwasa
Unioniste
Con Mons
Rugland
Scotland
Adap
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