Foraker Defends Public Duty in Defiant Address
Canton Ohio April 11 Senator Joseph Foraker spoke to about 1200 at the Canton board of trade banquet defending his conduct as a servant of Ohio’s people and pledging to abide by their verdict in future. He attacked presidential overreach and pressed states’ rights while asserting a senator must hold independent opinions and face constituents directly.
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Quatea
Joseph Foraker
Ohio
Canton Board of Trade
Foraker
United States
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Brownsville
Texas
Libery
Eva Booth
Canton
Salvation Army
McKinley Hotel
Longworth Endorses Taft as Roosevelt Spirit
Cincinnati April 21 Congressman Nicholas Longworth returned from Washington and said Taft should be the Republican nominee. He stated his support was personal but that Taft embodies the Roosevelt administration in the eyes of the people.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Venue Change Denied for Burton Bankers in Chardon
In Chardon Ohio on April 11 judge Rob erts denied a venue change for George H and R N Fora bankers linked to the Burton bank collapse facing embezzlement charges. Prosecutor King opposed the move and secured the indictment after the earlier one was quashed in Warren Mississippi Eva Booth Sick in Canton
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Chardon
Toen
George H
R.N. Fora
Burton
Roberts
Fords
King
Warren
Tyler Named Navy Audit Office Appointee
Washington April 1 The president appoints Ralph W Tyler of Columbus Ohio to be auditor of the treasury for the navy department He had been considered for surveyor of customs at Cincinnati Akron April 11 The Akron Printing and Paper Co is in bankruptcy with liabilities and assets each about 30000 The cause given is failure to meet paper bills when demanded.
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Senator Foraker
Jackson
Foraker
Roosevelt
Wall Street
E. H. Harriman
J. 2. Foraker
Johon D
Kaneen
Columbus
FE F. Kaneen
Citizens' Savings Bank of Lorain
Tyler
Washington
Ralph W. Tyler
Treasury
Navy Department
Cincinnati
Akron, C
Akron Printing and Paper Co
Fifteen Die in Lisbon Apartment Fire
A blaze near Lisbon's central market killed fifteen people from an apartment house housing 18 families. Police suspect arson and have arrested three individuals. Several tenants reportedly held large insurance policies.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Arsar
Boy Tried to Wreck Trains in New Castle
Nine year old EugenS Fands of Strothers Ohio confessed to District Superintendent Thornton of the Pennsylvania railroad that he twice attempted to wreck a fast train near Lowellville Ohio. The report notes fines totaling 31000 against the New York Herald Publishing Co and others for improper use of mails. Allen's Foot-Ease advertised as a remedy for weary feet.
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New Castle
Eugens Fands
Strothers, O
Thornton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lowellville
New York
Judge Hough
United States Circuit Court
New York Herald Publishing Co
James Gordon Vennett
Manley W. Gillain
Bennett
Allen
Allen S. Gimsted
le Roy
N.Y
Jury Likely to Disagree in Thaw Case
New York April 11 The jury in the Harry Kendall Thaw murder trial retired after six hours with no verdict and was locked up for the night. Justice Fitzgerald delivered a sharp charge outlining possible verdicts including first degree murder and insanity. District Attorney Jerome assailed the dementia Americana defense and criticized Evelyn Thaw as the "angel child" while praising Thaw as "St George" and "Sir Galahad."
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford
White
Criminal Courts
Justice Fitzgerald
Court House
Harry Thaw
Jea Thaw
Jerome
Stanford White
Evelyn Thaw
Delmas
Angel Child
Thaw
St. George
Sir Galahad
Innes Adjudged Insane in Columbus
Lyman H. Innes aged 46 attorney and twice Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney was adjudged insane on Wednesday and committed to the Columbus state hospital by Probate Judge Black in Columbus Ohio on April 11.
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Columbus
Lyman H. Innes
Columbus State Hospital
Black
Various 1905 notices across industries and incidents
The report lists diverse items: L. F. Loree becomes Delaware & Hudson president replacing David Willcox. the Conner will leaves 100 000 to Tiffin G and Joplin. death of John Davis famed as Owen Hall. a fatal wreck near Hardwick Vermont and multiple injuries. Gen Lee Christmas killed by Nicaraguan troops. Oregon wreck near Cayuse with two tramps dead and 15 hurt. arrest of Charles N. Rogers in a Middletown murder case. a new sun spot spotted by Dr. A. Mitchell. pay raises for diamond cutters in New York. and a fatal fire in Philadelphia killing Mrs Bechtel and son.
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L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Co
David Willcox
Thomas Connor
Joplin
Tiffin
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain
Hardwick
Trujillo
Honduras
Lee Christmas
Memphis
Ore
Freman
Charles N. Rogers
Charles H. Carpenter
Wills Olney
Frederick Olney
Alice Ingerick
Middletown
Los Angeles
Cal
Fremonts Son Faces Court Martial in New York
Major Francis P. Fremont of the Fifth Infantry, son of the late General John C. Fremont, appeared in a New York court martial on a Wednesday, proceedings noted in the April 11 report.
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Fremont
New York
Francis P. Fremont
Fifth Infantry
John C. Fremont
Missing Men Safe After Barge Loss Off Morida Coast
Nine sailors from coal barge No 1, lost in a storm April 1 while towed by the naval collier Caesie, have being landed at Galveston. A second item notes De Witt's Little Early Risers as safe effective pills. Reporter want ads bring results.
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Port
Washington
Morida
Caesie
Have Kean
Galvaston
de Witt
Shay
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Longworth
Chardon Bankers
Akron Paper Co
Fitzgerald
93. A. Mitchell
Columbia University
Brasher
Allegheny
Dr. Mitchell
Diamond Manufacturers of America
Diamond Workers’ Protective Union
Philadelphia
Mary Bechtel
Charles
Charles Gechtel
W. S. Abbey
Masonic Temple
Prine Fone
Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune
Earth
Africa
Oshkosh
Wia
Ada
United. States
Patent Office
E. J. Totten & CO. Bond Building
Washington, D. C
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