Ousted Ohio Fraternal Order Faces Reorganization
The Ancient Order of United Workmen was ousted from Ohio on Attorney General Lis petition. Franklin County Circuit Court ordered the association to operate as a fraternal insurance company in the state. Bonds for W. O. McKenney and Alfred Toes set at 2200. Julius Kahn acquitted in Chicago on charges linked to the Cash Buyers Union case.
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A. O
Offo
Order of
United Workmen
Ohio
Lis
Franklin County Crcuit Coarh
W. O. McKenney and
Alfred
Oes
Talis Wohi
Julius Kahn
Cash Buyers’ Union
First National Cooperative Society
Chicago
Kahn
Cash Buyers’ First National Cooperative Society
Wrld
Lovers Die En Route to Washington Marriage
Mabel Pendleton and Stuart Gay of Clifton Forge Virginia died while fleeing homeward to be married. Intercepted by their parents in Staunton they were sent back, and at Clifton Forge they crossed Jackson River footbridge and jumped into the river, drowned after a fall of about forty feet.
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Mabel Pendleton
Stuart Gay
Clifton Porge
Washington
Staunton
Clifton Forge
Jackson River
Demented telegraph operator kills son and wounds wife
C P Dodson of Gadsden AL shoots his Svearold son on the street killing him almost instantly then fires at his wife before fleeing Bloodhounds track him down An attempt to kill Rev Matthew Yunkola pastor of St Josephs Slavonic church Hazleton PA uses dynamite to blast parsonage windows and door Roosevelt appoints Capt George Curry as New Mexico governor replacing Hagerman who resigns after charges
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C. P. Dodson
Gadsden
Svearold
Matthew Yunkola
Hazleton
New Meadows
Roosevelt
George Curry
Samar
Philippine Islands
New Mexico
Hagerplan
Hagerman
Race Riot Breaks Out in Mississippi Bank Camp
A serious race riot erupted at a railroad camp on the Goodyear road three miles south of Bryan Mississippi. A telephone message from town reports two negroes killed and one white man seriously hurt.
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Goodyear Road
Bryan
Miss
Freight Office at Elkhart Wrecked by Fire
Fire damaged the Big Four freight house at Elkhart Indiana when electric wires crossed. The blaze mainly ruined books and papers stored in the office causing significant loss.
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Elkhoart
Big Four
Elkhart
Ind
Train Career Wreck Kills Five In Iowa
A fast moving train on the Illinois Central struck a hand car near Dennisan Iowa killing five Austrians on the scene. A grain elevator at Paris HL owned by H C Pps of Indianapolis burned with 70000 bushels of corn worth 50000 dollars. The mansion of Dob bin Pennyman Baltimore Md, general counsel for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was destroyed by fire.
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Ulinois Central Road
Dennisan
Iowa
Dobbin Pennyman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore, Md
Famine Driven Cannibalism Reported Across Chinese Districts
Telegrams from twenty famine districts in China recount ten million people starving and cannibalism emerging as relief efforts struggle. Bodies disappear from graves, families die in their homes, and villagers pull crops to eat while missionaries and various faith groups coordinate aid and transport. The relief drive seeks donations to avert further deaths as the government and foreign workers push supplies toward famine areas.
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China
America
Che Bas
Shuanahi
Aohushand
Oil Trust Guilty in Rail Rebates Case at Chicago Trial
The Standard Oil Company was found guilty of accepting rail rebates on shipments from Whiting Indiana to St Louis Illinois. A jury in Judge Landis court delivered the verdict with potential fines from 1.465 million to 29.26 million depending on interpretations of the Atkins law. Defense argues only one violation occurred and that penalties should cap at 20,000 per offense. Government contends each shipment was a separate violation benefiting the company. Seven more indictments pending against five corporations.
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Prion Clerald Hattle
Standard OH Company
Whiting
Ind
Tour
Jadge Landis
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Saotary
St. Louis
Til
St. Luis
Tavents
Vive Corpor Lion
Jerome
Thiaw
Thaw
Fitzgerald
Tuberculosis can develop in lungs from ingestion says experts
Researchers Pafeetion Jer Schroeder and W Kh Cotton report extensive experiments showing tubercle bacilli may cause lung disease regardless of entry route. They challenge the focus on dried sputum and highlight risk from fresh material in dairy and milk from cows. Ingested infection may be as dangerous as inhaled.
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Jer. Schroeder
W. Kh. Cotton
Bureau of Animal Industry
Public Ownership the Remedy in Call Speech
A public talk at Columbia University by Teritens Call urged public ownership of utilities as a remedy to wealth concentration caused by modern corporations. He characterized the corporation as a monstrosity and cited Rockefeller wealth as a product of private greed, calling for cooperative law to restrain it.
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Onry Teritens
Assumbilion For the Advancement of Science
Coumbia University
Rockefeller
Thaw Trial Ends With Hung Jury After Long Deliberation
The Thaw case closes with the jury failing to reach a verdict after forty seven ballots and extended deliberations. District Attorney Jerome’s closing argument and Justice Fitzgerald’s charge shaped final hopes, while costs reportedly reach over 3130,000 for both sides. no fresh trial date is set.
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Este Chiltes
Ainloon
Aequitta
New York
Lts
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Stroford White
Mr. Delmas
Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
District Attorney presses death penalty in case against Neglectful Father
The passage shows District Attorney Jerome demanding the death penalty as he torches the defendant with accusation. The tone is sharp and sarcastic as he argues before the jury while presenting the tragic details about a child.
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Delmas
K. Thaw
Jerome
Jerome closing speech echoes in a murder trial
A fragmented excerpt reveals heated prosecution rhetoric with references to dementia Americana and a defense of a high profile killer. The speech targets a glamorous female figure and contrasts wealth and artistry with a criminal past, framing the trial as a societal crossroads in New York.
Economic optimism despite weather and supply strains
The piece notes sustained business strength despite unseasonable weather. Production remains uninterrupted across leading industries as demand grows, navigation to lower lake ports resumes, and freight transport expands. Loans reach a high aggregate while discounts hold steady amid deposit gains and spring merchandising accelerates.
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Tober
Chicago
Dun
Trady
Trade and manufacturing conditions show mixed gains
New York reports favorable overall business conditions with spring demand lull and stock scarcity prompting cross market purchases. Retail activity hindered by cold weather and bad roads. weekly business failures rise to 194 from 137 and 161 a year earlier. Wheat and corn exports data are provided for the period.
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United States
Canada
Commodity prices by city listing historic market quotes
A dense table lists cattle hogs and sheep prices across major markets including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and more. Grain quotes cover wheat corn oats rye and butter eggs and hay with varied ranges per currency unit.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Toledo
Fire destroys McDonald building at NeeGil University Montreal
A blaze leveled the McDonald engineering building at NeeGil University in Montreal. Loss estimated between 500000 and 750000 dollars with about 420000 dollars covered by insurance.
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McDonald Engineering
NeeGil University
Montreal
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