Denial Of Taft Lorimer Claim Is Issued In Springfield
Washington flatly denied a Springfield report that President Taft and Senator Aldrich urged William Lorimer’s election to the U S senate. Edward Hines testified Aldrich said Taft favored Lorimer. Hitchcock named 45 post offices as postal savings depositories, mostly in industrial centers needing banking facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Aldrich
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Edward Hines
Chicago
Taft
Lorimer
Hitchcock
Minola Senate
Record of Bribery Probe and World News Roundup
Springfield bribery inquiry plans to arraign Herman Kohlsaat after his refusal to reveal source of alleged $100000 fund for Lorimer. Also reports include court rulings on rail rates, a Kansas City police shooting, divorce decrees, a four year old with mania, shoplifting at Cornell, a $12 million bequest tied up, and a Philadelphia area rail step. Additionally, a Panhandle strike, fire losses in Albany, rabies quarantine in New Jersey, a Carnegie Trust indictment, a Greek murder confession, and Mexico peace prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Record-Herald
Hig
Lorimer
Springfield
Kohlsaar
Senate
Executed suspects in Tacubaya letters case amid court martial
Reports say officers of a Mexican artillery regiment at Tacubaya near Mexico City were arrested for crimina ting evidence in letters from Madero. They are imprisoned awaiting execution after a court martial. Other notes mention Spain's religious societies bill, Octob erist leader resigned, Tokyo ratified a US trade treaty, and a fire destroyed Hotel Dritol of the Alpa Marine line.
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Madero
Tacubaya
Mexico City
Life Certificates Passed in Senate in Iowa
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate approved a bill by Cowles to renew first grade teaching certificates for life after five years of teaching, amid opposition citing lower standards. Senator Adama led critiques, while teachers lobbied in support. Other measures postponed include liquor sale injunctions, saloon distance rules, tax and debt bills, and a bill to curtail hung juries.
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Des Moines
Senate
Hfe
Cowles
Tfe
Iowa
Friends of the
Adama
Fayette
State Board of Education
Senate Committee On
Wilson
Scott
Davenport
DeWitt
Taylor
Appanoose
Sullivan
Polk
O'Connor
Allen
Jefferson
State Food and Dairy Department
Balkema
Sioux
Carroll
General Assembly of
Frost glass cabs aim to curb winter wrecks in Iowa
Representative Dabney of Davis County introduced a bill requiring railroad cabs to use frost glass panes with airtight air chambers to prevent frost and allow engineers to watch the track. Penalty for violation ranges from 80 to 100 dollars per day. Senate actions include airbrake mandates for streetcars, sanitation bills, and increases to legislative salaries. Strong focus on public safety, health, and administrative reforms across Iowa.
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Dabney
Davia County
Stata
Campaign Setback as Bucketing Law Declared Unconstitutional
Justice Wright voids the bucket shopping law as unconstitutional in the Edward Artemus et al case, halting the seven city crackdown. Indicted defendants included Jersey City and St Louis operators. six pled guilty, others fought, with government planning an appeal to the Supreme Court to proceed with prosecutions. The crackdown had followed April 12, 1910 raids with widespread disruptions in seven cities.
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Washington
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Edward Artemus
Jersey City
Loula A
Angelo Ceda
St. Louis
Standard Stock and Grain Company
Eix
Wickersham
Denver
Supreme Court of the United States
Department
Gould
Confesses He Slew Girl In New Jersey Slaying Case
Frank E Heldemann pleaded guilty to the murder of ten year old Marle Smith in Asbury Park. He was arraigned in Freehold before Supreme Court Justice Willard P Voorhees after a signed confession to the arresting detective. Heldemann described luring the girl into the woods near Deal Lake on November 9 and killing her with a hammer. He collapsed during indictment and sobbed when he said guilty, showing shock and despair.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Frank E. Heldemann
Marle Smith
Supreme Court
Willard P. Voorhees
Freehold
Heidemann
Atlantic City Express
Red Bank
Honduras
Heldemann
Deal Lake
Jersey
Smiles On Way To Gallows In Public Hanging
Joseph Christock faced death with nerve in Pottavills Pennsylvania as 1,500 witnesses watched. He declined priestly aid and deputy Sheriff, walked to the gallows smiling, waved to the crowd, and spoke Good-by, all before the trap sprung and he died in twelve minutes.
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Pottavills
County Fail Yard
Joseph Christock
Ann Richards
Burlington killer claims three on county road
A man described as a rancher from South Prairie became violently insane on Thursday, retrieved a rifle, and fatally shot three people on a county road. The victims were John Ranke, William Ranke, and John Ware, all residents of Burlington.
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Pags
Burlington
Wash
William Weegin
South Prairie
Page Craby
John Ranke
William Ranke
John Ware
Russian Edict Bans Jews Bearing Christian Names
St. Petersburg report says the Holy Synod issued an edict prohibiting Jews from using Christian first names. The measure targets Jewish communities, affecting naming customs and religious practice.
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St. Petersburg
Holy Synod
Resinol Ointment in Household First Aid Claims
Advertises Resinol Ointment as a universal emergency remedy for burns cuts abrasions and various skin diseases. Claims instant itching relief and safe ingredients with Resinol soap for cleansing. Sold in opal jars at fifty cents and one dollar by Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Md.
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Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Fragments Reflect on 86 and Wealth Impact
A terse exchange recalls how wealth masked flaws and ruined fortunes. One remark blames a man’s character, while another notes his early prosperity before poverty. The dialogue hints at lingering judgment and social irony surrounding money and reputation.
Parental Dialogue Reveals Dictionary Lesson Moment
A family scene shows a parent guiding a child through a academic term. The father asks about a transcendental lat while a dog remains chained as promised. The parent later uses a dictionary to uncover the definition, illustrating a teachable moment at home.
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Bobby
Spohns Distemper Cure Sold By Spohn Medical Co
Bistemper in all its forms among all ages of horses as well as dogs cured and prevented with Spohns Distemper. Every bottle guaranteed. Over 600 bottles sold last year. B60 and $1.00. Any good druggist or send to manufacturer. Spohn Medical Co., Goshen, Ind.
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Sama
Spolin Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
Up to Him and a Romantic Quip in a Library Scene
A short dialogue depicts Tom’s soreness and Tess suggesting asking father for her hand in marriage, set with a casual note about visiting the library. The text then shifts to an advertisement for Marine Eye Remedy products and a closing quote on faith by C. W. Wendte.
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Tom
Tess
Father
Free Advice for Women From Lydia Pinkham
Women suffering from any form of illness are invited to contact Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women. The firm never publishes letters and keeps them confidential. Pinkham offers guidance drawn from extensive experience and asks nothing in return. All women are urged to obtain the 80 page Text Book by mail, free, limited to personal request.
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Oklahoma
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Joseph Ralmo
Kansas City
Edna Goodrich Goodwin
Nat C. Goodwin
Glegerich
New York
Miss Goodrich
Goodwin
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Ellsworth McDonald
B. F. Hefflin
Cornell University
Hefflin
Princeton
University of
Isaac C. Wyman
W. 3S. Phillips
Grand Junction
Colo
Wyman
Phillips
Esa
Dickinson MacAllister
Metropolitan Elerated Railway Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Panama-Pacific Exposition Company
Federal Fine Arts Commission
San Francisco
New York State Capitol
Albany
Iteels
New Jersey
W. W. Curry
A Ee
Joseph Li. Reichman
Carnegie Trust Company
New York City
Rand Jury
Achilles Pentarakis
George Barbaasetto
Pentaratcte
Angelique
Atudente
Francisco I. Madero
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Alfonso
Gustavo
N. Y
William F. Sheehan
Sheehan
Charles Sallebury
Hazel Green
Wis
Lord Salisbury
Japan
Baron Uchida
A. M. Pippin
Vallejo
Cal
Independence
Brown
Does
Court of Appeala
Robert BE. Peary
Congress
North Pole
Carl Morrila
Sapulpa
Okla
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Schreck
Spalng
Vatican
A. J. Quehkoff
Suma
Privy Council
Tokio
Adame
Rashiota
House Committee On Ways and Meane
Bauman
van Buren County
Ballaft
Hunt of Harrison
State Committee On Elections
Hutching
House
Assembly
Rowles
Monona
House Committee On Public Health
Chapman
Ripley
Hancock
Bennett
Figher
Towa
Grout
Justice White
Little Marle Smith
Pottsvilla
Bistemper
C. W. Wendte
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