Greene and Gaynor Has Been Resumed In New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 2 the long running case of Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor, convicted of defrauding the government of over $500,000 in Savannah harbor improvements, was resumed in the United States Court of Appeals. Argument focused on indictment counts, extradition origins, and embezzlement jurisdiction, as well as the use of broker and trust company records. Also: talks of amending the Canada United States postal agreement on second class matter and a Missouri grand larceny verdict against Maj. Harvey W. Salmon, owner of Salmon & Salmon bank, for $1,000,000 in liabilities. Salmon was sentenced to three years in prison.
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New Orleans
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. “Gaynor
Savannah ‘Harbor
United Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal
Savannah
A. Lawrence
Greene
Gaynor
Brown
Wew York
Speer
Canada
Lawrence
New York City
New York
Washington
Lemieux
Meyer
United States
Bertof
Warsaw
Harvey W. Salmon
Salmon & Salmon Bank
Clinton
Lied Is Removed From Columbus Public Service Board
Columbus city council votes 12 to 1 to remove Fred Lied from the board of public service on charges of malfeasance misfeasance and nonfeasance in office. Lied faces indictment in a separate bribery case linked to a paying contract, but the removal rests on different charges.
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Lied
Columbus
Fred Lied
Board of Public Service
Trainmen End Demands Seek Nine Hour Day
Chicago April 2 employees in western railroads reduced demands to a nine hour workday and signified willingness to accept the wage increase if the managers grant the nine hour day. Omaha April 2 a heavily wounded street car jumped the track and dashed into a stone wall injuring five passengers. One passenger, Servius, South Omaha, was seriously hurt. Exit Weaver Enter Reyburn Philadelphia April 2 John Weay der mayor of Philadelphia completed his term in stormy administration and was succeeded by John E Reyburn Republican who resigned in congress.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
Servius
Wil
Weaver
Reyburn
Philadelphia
John Weay
Feran
John E. Reyburn
Congress
Trainmen Killed in Head-On Texas Freight Collision
In Texas on April 2, two freight trains collided head on, killing trainmen Worth Worth and another crew member. Emergency crews worked at the scene as investigation began into the cause of the deadly wreck.
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Worth Worth
Tex
the & Texas
Indictment News Prompts Anti-Trust Focus in Ohio
Cleveland reports Judge Strimple ordered indictments for bucket shop owners and others suspected of price fixing and market manipulation. He urged grand juries to charge gamblers and cornerers under anti-trust laws as the new term opens. Separately, three alleged wire-tappers facing hearings after arrests, with bonds set.
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Cleveland
Strimple
Common Pleas Court
Max Morris
Charles Druker
Edward Weiss
Alas Winkler
Joseph D. Marks
Epidemic of Naily Letter Writing Traced to Thaw Trial
Cleveland April 2 an epidemic of naily letter writing has spread through northern Ohio and will be investigated by the federal grand jury starting today. Nine cases of alleged offense against mail laws have been reported and prepared for submission, with the Thaw trial reports cited as a trigger. Cincinnati April 2 Rev Davis W Clark ex presiding elder of the Cincinnati Methodist conference denounced the churchs doctrines as curios and should be laid on the shelf during discussion of Prof H J Mitchell removal from Boston University theology for heresy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
Cincinnati
Davis W. Clark
Cincinnati Methodist Conference
Methodist Church
Clark
H. J. Mitchell
Boston University School of Theology
College of Bishops
Man Sentenced in Murder Case in Coshocton
The man known as Michael Bordenkircher, cousin of the woman, was sentenced to the penitentiary for the murder of her husband. He had attempted death by his own action Monday by shooting, wounding his shoulder and part of the neck with a shotgun. He had been brooding over the drowning of his friend John Hahn last week.
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Coshocton
Michael Bordenkircher
John Hahn
Woman Fatally Burned in Marion Home Incident
Mrs Martha Martin aged 78 was found by her children at Richwood Sunday evening with her clothes nearly burned off. She had attended Haster services earlier and was left alone. The cause of the fire remains a mystery and her injuries proved fatal.
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Marion
Martha Martin
Richwood
Governor commutes life sentence to twenty years
Gov Harris in Columbus Ohio commutes Morgan McSweeney of Marietta from life in prison for second degree murder to a twenty year term. At seventy, his health was cited as unlikely to permit further years behind bars, though parole is anticipated after serving several more years.
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Columbus
Harris
Morgan McSweeney
Marietta
Foraker Message Sparks Taft Support in Steubenville Plan
In Steubenville Ohio on April 2 Senator Foraker announced he would deliver a Memorial Day address, stirring Taft supporters. The Steubenville base, a Taft stronghold, mobilizes a tri state reception with all Republican leaders energized by the pledge.
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Foraker
Taft
Stauhenville
Lord Mandey
Steuhenville
Scarcity of Farm Hands Hits Chagrin Falls Farms
Farmers struggle to hire help as men are scarce in Chagrin Falls Ohio with offers of 30 dollars a month plus board while prior rates were 12 to 18 dollars. The late season and labor shortage threaten agricultural work and productivity.
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Chagrin Falls
Strike of Painters in Columbus Demands Eight Hour Day
More than 800 union painters and paperhangers in Columbus did not report for work Monday. They demand an eight hour day and 40 cents per hour, signaling a widespread strike in the trades.
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Columbus
Chicago Nationals trounce Columbus in cold game
On Monday in Columbus Ohio the Chicago Nationals routed the Columbus American Association team 10 to 1 as extreme cold caused numerous errors.
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Columbus
Chicago Nationals
Columbus American Association
Another Defeat for the Reds in Exhibition Game
Cincinnati notes Boston American League team defeated the Cincinnati National team 8 to 1 in an exhibition game on Monday. Boston led with strong hitting and solid pitching as Cincinnati struggled to respond. The result adds another setback for Cincinnati in early season play.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Mine Fatalities During March in Ohio Mines
Thirteen persons were killed in Ohio mines during March led by Jefferson County with four fatalities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jefferson County
Building Operations Stand Still In Minneapolis
Minneapolis, April 2. Following other trades, carpenters quit work Monday and building operations citywide shut down temporarily as a precaution though no strike is declared. About 1,000 men quit pending wage negotiations.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Teamatera
Governors hands out fourteen appointments in Ohio
Gov Harria announced fourteen appointments to state boards and hospitals. Wauseon trustee John Co. Rorick fills penitentiary board seat, with Patience noted. Columbus pharmacist board member A W Kiler, Lima trustees for Wilberforce University, and several hospital and home trustees named. Also mentions Foraker and Dick backing Griffiths for penitentiary post and notes Rorick’s appointment is personal.
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Columbus
Harria
John Co. Rorick
Wauseon
Board of Managers of the Penitentiary
Harry S. Griffiths
Mount Gilead
A.W. Kiler
Rapnobhean
State Board of Pharmacy
W. KR. Ogier
Harvey J. Eckley
Carrollen
Amfassillon State Hospital
S. J. McMahon
Chase Stewart
Harry Griffiths
Penitentiary Board
Rorick
Surplus of $10.6 Million Logged For March 1907
Washington April 2 The statement of government receipts and expenditures for March 1907 shows total receipts of 54,221,953 and expenditures of 42,602,007, leaving a surplus for the month of 10,619,946.
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Washington
A Story of Murder and Rapline in Servia
Reports from Belgrade on April 2 describe Bulgarians attacking Rudnik and Topoleha in Old Servian towns. Three houses burned, seven men killed, and several women and children mal treated.
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Belgrade
Servia
Servian
Rudnik
Topoleha
Race Riot Threat Looms at Sterling Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas April 2 a race riot threat was reported at Ster ret with white residents deploying deputy marshals from Durant to aid. New Orleans April 2 passengers on the steamer Harry T Inge reported Port Livingstone Honduras captured by Nicaraguans with four Honduran soldiers killed and about 200 garrison casualties. The capture occurred March 28 followed by a failed recapture attempt with about 100 reinforcements arriving the next day.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ster’ret
I.I
Durant
New Orleans
Port Livingstone
Honduras
Harry T. Inge
The Mother Songs and Childhood Echoes
A fragment reflecting on a mother’s simple tunes from childhood. The speaker longs for intimate, divine melodies over grand orchestras, invoking memories of a mother’s quavering voice and a sense of ancient musical pulse. Copyright text appears as a note within the fragment.
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Divine
Local notes from Baker's Crossing and area social pages
Dirlam travels to Cleveland to buy goods for spring trade while Tillison visits New London on business. Earl Hewett sells a fine team of brown horses for 350 dollars. J L Cleghorn hosts a dance and pedro party with prizes won by Cleghorn Hewitt and Bliss Kelsey. Nova envoy Claris brings eggs to Dirlam's Store. Dirlam pays top egg prices. Bonbaker from Ashland visits town. Dirlam and S Kelsey in New London. George Rust and Col Holiday visit for Ramsey railroad right of way. Rob Cole of Nankin visits family. Hefser of Rochester buys Peterson farm on South Main. Bussa and Esther Cleghorn visit Sewel Bliss in Huntington. Fox of Wooster visits D Cole.
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Dirlam
Cleveland
H. Tillison
New London
Earl Hewett
J. L. Cleghorn
Pedro
South Avenue
Dirs
Hewitt
C. Bliss
Kelsey
J. Claris
Nova
Mr. Dirflam
Mr. Bonbaker
Ashland
Dr. Dirlam
S. Kelsey
George Rust
Col. Holiday
Ramsey Railroad
Rob. Cole
Nankin
D. Cole
William Hefser
Rochester
Peterson
South Main Street
C. Bussa
Esther Cleghorn
Sewel Bliss
Hast Huntington
Mr. Fox
Wooster
North Avenue
Easter observances and social notes from Rochester
Easter services were held in both churches. Clyde Welch visited friends here Sunday. The remains of Mrs. Wm. Squire were brought here for burial. She had lived with her daughter Mrs. Roland in Lodi. She leaves a son and daughter. Gertrude Johnston of Elyria visited home. Little Ruby Hatton returned to Cleveland after visiting her aunt Mrs. Henderson. Charlie Campbell became section boss over a large gang of Australians who arrived Saturday night. The Baptist ladies held an Easter supper in the town hall Saturday night with a full program. The quilt auction item sold to Jack Cox, Mrs. Austin’s Buckwheat brand is famed for its flavor.
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Clyde Welch
Wm. Squire
Roland
Lodi
Gertrude Johnston
Elyria
Ruby Hatton
Dr. Henderson
Cleveland
Chariie Campbell
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Aids Old Age Vitality
The article promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as restorative for aging readers. It claims improved circulation and nervous system health, relief from pains and numbness, and prevention of paralysis. Sold 50 cents a box at dealers and through Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N Y. Elyria Ohio druggist Eady's Drug Store.
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A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
South Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
South Ridge residents report brief visits and family gatherings. Mrs M Spies and children from Cleveland stayed with F Bans. Geo Decker and Vernon of West Ridge visited Henry Grob’s family. Clara Snyder spent time with Ver milion friends. J F Fowl and family, Lewis Spiegelberg and Carrie Spiezelberg joined John Bechtel for a Sunday visit. Mrs Chas Hassenfline and son Robert from Russia called on friends.
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M. Spies
Cleveland
F. Bans
Geo. Decker
Vernon
West Ridge
Henry Grob
Myron Cunningham
Clara Snyder
Vermilion
J. F. Fowl
Lewis Spiegelberg
Carrie Spiezelberg
John Bechtel
Chas. Hassenflne
Robert
Russia
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