Bribery inquiry at Senate faces contempt risks
Columbus Ohio January 21 investigation into charges of bribery at a recent United States Senate election reached a crisis. Witnesses subpoenaed last night refused to testify citing attorney advice. The Senate committee adjourned to executive session amid crowding and demonstrative interruptions.
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Ohio
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Senate
Samel Pentland
Rank VP
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W. S. Linesdale
Shepherd M. Dunlap
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Senate Chamber
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House
Robertson
Cincinnati
Burke
Lank
Fink
Garfield
Outlaws of Black Jack Gang Surrounded in Mexican Mountains
Reports say Black Jack's gang was surrounded near the boundary by multiple posses including Mexican authorities. One robber was killed and four captured. two tried to flee and were shot, while two remained in Mexican custody and were killed in flight. The rest fled south into the Sierra Madre.
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Aziz
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Black Jack
Mexico
Sierra Madre Mountains
Gorman Leads as Maryland Senate Ballot Tallies Reported
Annopolis Md Jun 21 The Maryland legislature ballot for United States senator shows McComas 36 Shaw 11 Shryrock 2 Milliken 2 Barber 6 Urner Gorman 40 Windlay 2 Perrin 6 Lowndes 1 total 113 with 57 needed for choice and 4 absent A rumor spreads that national Republican leaders plan to push the party line for Judge McComas in Maryland.
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Maryland
Annopalia
McComas
Shaw
Shryrock
Milliken
Barber
Urner
Gorman
Windlay
Perrin
Lowndes
Republican Party
Judge McComas
Town In Danger Spencer Ind Fire Threatens City
Fire swept Spencer Indiana at 1 30 AM cutting telegraph and telephone links as it menaced the town of about 3000 residents Owen County seat on the Indianapolis and Vincennes line near Mil City with limited facts available from the scene. A string of fire threats rattled Spencer with authorities scrambling to assess damage.
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Spencer
Ind
Indianapolis
Owen ‘County
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Mila City
Bandits Bind Beaver Dam Family in Overnight Home Invasion
Four masked robbers entered the residence of Mrs Anna Gratz two miles east of Beaver Dam binding the household including Mrs Gata and her children plus two farm hands. They looted cash and jewelry, cooked breakfast, then fled. Bloodhounds traced only an old trail.
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Am Heoriy
Anna Gratz
Beaver Dam
Gata
John Hanenstein
Adolph Pellet
Prominent Kentucky Heiress Ends Life In Sorrow
Miss Harriet Keith Owens, a bright member of the Owens family near Washington, Kentucky, killed herself with her brother’s pistol at Cra Orchard farm after a period of ill health. She had recently left school and appeared cheerful before the tragedy, which the community deplores.
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Pate
Maysyilie
Harriet Keith Owens
Cra Orchard Farm
Basil D. Owens
Washington
Miss Owens
Joe Blackburn
Lane
Owens
German Claims Over Atfiack Territory A Trigger for War
The Cologne Gazette reports that In0 Chau is German property under international law and an attack would allow Emperor William to declare war without Bundesrat consent. It contends the area remains foreign territory despite lease, voiding treaties and denying foreign states appeal rights.
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William
Berlin
Cologne
Wiliam
China
Germany
Accidental Shooting Ends Life of Wornastown Leader
Youngstown Ohio January 21 Robert G Hazlett a prominent citizen was shot through the heart by Ray H Lee while Hazlett moved to a new residence Lee says the shooting was accidental and his claim is supported by Mrs Hazlett and their daughter Hazlett died instantly after a belt struggle He exclaimed My God Im shot before collapsing into his wife s arms.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Robert G. Hazlett
Ray H. Lee
Hazlet
Lee
Hazlett
Gold Dust Deposits Brought to Portland by Dawson City Men
D Stewart arrived from Dawson City on the steamer Corona and deposited 20,000 in gold dust with a depository company here. He partners with Alexander McDonald, a noted Dawson financier, and heads to San Francisco to buy mining machinery for Alaska. John Gregor, also aboard the Corona, traveled to San Francisco with a valise holding 46,000 in gold dust.
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D. Stewart
Dawson City
Corona
Seattle
Ente
Stewart
Alexander McDonald
Jil Honaire
Dawson
San Francisco
Alaska
For Age Liake Bennett
John Gregor
Hare
Postores Robbers Escape From Leavenworth Penitentiary
Three post office burglars James Murphy George Woodruff and George Gordon escaped from the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas by climbing a twenty foot wall with a rope ladder during a foggy morning escape after breakfast. Murphy and Gordon have two years to serve and Woodruff ten. This is Murphy third prison break and Woodruff second.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Ian
James Murphy
George Woodruff
George Gordon
Federal Penitentiary
Yopeka
Murphy
Gordon
Woodruff
St Paul firm loses Kansas license on revocation order
Topeka Kansas January 21 Superintendent of Insurance McNall revokes the license of the Life Insurance Clearing Company of St Paul Minnesota to do business in Kansas. Action follows a report by Minnesota’s Insurance Commissioner showing the company’s capital substantially impaired by forty four dollars and more.
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Topeka
Kan
McNall
Life Insurance Clearing Company of
St. Paul
Minn
Kansas
Commissioner of Insurance
Affunesota
Prague Patrols Tighten After Czech Disturbances
Patrolled by Trooak reports troops summoned and patrols occupying main points of the city due to Czech ferment threats. A few arrests made. no serious incidents yet.
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Trooak
Prague
Buckman Man Ends Life in Granary Hangings
Joseph Laver from Buckman died by hanging in a granary, tying several strands of blade twine to a beam. He was described as mentally deranged. The incident occurred in Troyalton, Minnesota, on January 21.
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Troyalton
Minn
Janu
Joseph Laver
Buckman
Subeida
Senate weighs McKenna nomination amid charges and delays
Washington debates McKenna for associate justice while Allen seeks a two week postponement. Hoar and White defend against religious prejudice and other criticisms including alleged corporate influence and legal attainments. House adjourns after Cuban debate and a Methodist publishing-house bill filibuster.
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Senate
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court
Allen
Nebraska
Meienna
Benator Hout
Committee On Judiciary
Hoar
McKennan
Judiciary Committee
American Protective Association
McKenna
Senator White
California
McKenne
Ife
Bar of the Pacific Caunt
Senate Fmd
Minister seeks envoy to Cuba and peace commission
Massachusetts Congressman introduced in the House a bill to appropriate 5000 dollars for the salary of an envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Cuba. He also proposed a commission to negotiate a treaty of peace and commerce between the United States and Cuba, referred to the foreign affairs committee.
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Cuba
House
Senate
Dearmond
Repub
Bailey
Dingley
Colson
Kop
Batley
Hitt
United States
Maade
Wauaktuigtou
Whians
Massachusetts
Republic of Cuba
Foreign Affairs Committee
Ile
Farming Notes on Corn Sowing and Poultry Breeding
The article outlines preparing soil and timing for sowing corn on decayed sod, recommends fall planting, spring cultivation, and shallow harrowing for weed control. It covers varieties suited to regions, equipment like improvised harrows, and the value of continuous cultivation and moisture retention. It also stresses introducing fresh blood into poultry flocks by annual new cockerels and maintaining high quality stock for winter egg production.
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America
Guatemala
The
Union
Canada
Corn as poultry feed prompts balanced diet advice
The article notes corn is a cheap staple for farm poultry and useful for laying hens but stresses it is not balanced alone. It urges adding bran, oats, wheat, meat, and other feeds to supply missing protein, especially for penned birds in winter, with lean meat, bone, clover, cabbage, bran, oats, and linseed meal forming a round ration.
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Birda
Muat
Composition of Soils Missouri Station Bulletin
Soil is a mix of fine and coarse material with organic humus like aubulance and substantial moisture. It contains about 4 percent organic matter 0.1 percent nitrogen 20 percent water and 76.9 percent mineral matter. The mineral part includes quartz sand feldspar mica and clays with hydrous alumino silicates key to fertility. Potash phosphoric acid and available nitrogen govern mineral fertilizers. insoluble reserves become soluble gradually to feed crops. Up-Rooting Alders describes uprooting sweet alder shrubs by pulling with horses and cutting roots, enabling turf and orchard health. other notes touch whitewashing trunks to deter pests.
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Missouri Station Bulletin
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