Cambridge and Oxford Endorse Peace Gathering Effort
Reported in New York on April 17, college presidents from Oxford and Cambridge spoke at Carnegie Hall urging universal peace and Christendom emancipation from war. New York leaders and Yale and Columbia glee clubs added college spirit as labor and women's peace meetings also drew crowds.
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Peace Congress
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College of the City of New York
Felix Adler
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Carnegie Hall
Cooper Tinian
Organized Labor
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Joseph BR. Buchanan
Terrence V. Powderly
Samuel @ompers
Carnegie Wail
Workers For Peace
Stump Blasting Fatality Near Springfield
Joshua Land was killed when dynamite exploded while blowing stumps on Frank Johnson’s farm east of Springfield. The accident occurred near Yaree sticks of dynamite.
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Springfield
Joshua Land
Frank Johnson
Confessed cocktail crime details in Lexington trial
John Smith testified on Tuesday that he, Curtis Jett and John Abner killed Cockrill after planning the assassination of Cox. Smith said Britton was not present and that guns were supplied by Judge Hargis for the shooting from a courthouse window.
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John Smith
de B. D. Cox
Jim Cockril
Britton
Curtin Jett
John Abner
Cockrill
Smith
Jett
Abner
KSI
Cox
Jackson
Court House
Hargis
Curtis Jett
Governor Buchtel vetoes anti fusion bill in Colorado
DenverApril 17 Gov Buchtel vetoed the anti fusion bill passed by the last general assembly. The measure would ban listing a candidate as the nominee of more than one party on the official ballot. The governor says it infringes constitutional freedom of choice for voters.
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Denver
Buchtel
Wemeral
Gas franchise declared valid in Cincinnati case
In a Tuesday decision the Ohio Supreme Court ruled the ordinance granting the old Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co a natural gas franchise valid. Dennis Hackett sued the city of Cincinnati amid competition from Ohio Fuel, which holds a Columbus franchise, seen as blocking the outside company from gaining a Cincinnati franchise as residents clamored for natural gas.
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Supreme Court
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Ohio Fuelo
Three Spring Wardrobe Essentials for Women in Any Closet
A Woman's Realm guide advises that a few versatile pieces suffice for spring and autumn. Emphasizing a smart cloth tailor suit, a thin silk shirtwaist dress, and a voile or silk afternoon gown, the article notes that minor updates can refresh winter attire and only a few outfits are necessary for social life during transitional seasons.
Fashion Notes on Color and Hat Decor
Saddle brown emerges as a strong spring color while floral trims trend toward piling on the hat crown creating a lush display atop millinery.
May Manton Styles For Little Girls And Summer Blouses
A brief fashion note outlines simple blouse ideas for active boys and girls using lace trims, plaited lace bows, and delicate embroidery. It mentions striped fabrics, detachable collars, tucks, scalloped edges, and coordinating hats with gowns in light summer materials like chambray and madras.
Government action against false Pure Food guarantees
Secretary Wilson warns manufacturers misusing government guarantees in ads to claim the U S guarantees their products. He vows to publish a list of offending firms and enforce the Pure Food and Drug Act, insisting serial numbers identify responsible manufacturers and protect innocent dealers. He pledges firm action and fair administration.
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Department of! Agriculture
United States
Uranw Rt
Thej
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Wisconsin Central Officials Convicted of Rebating
Minneapolis dated report states the Wisconsin Central railroad and two freight department officials were found guilty of giving rebates in a case that arose from illicit rebate practices.
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Mineapolis
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Hat Plumage Trends From Feathers to Garnet and Blue
Fashion notes encourage sweeping feather effects using ostrich and coque plumes plus aigrettes and wings. Hat colors favor Hordesaux garnet and piel pale blue, with many hats built in a single color or a black base with a touch of the vivid shade.
Bryan Pays Tribute to Thomas Jefferson in Brooklyn Event
William Jennings Bryan headlined a Brooklyn Democratic birthday celebration for Thomas Jefferson. The annual Brooklyn Democratic club dinner drew large crowds and included invitations to leading democrats from across the country.
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Thos
Jefferson
New ‘York
Thaw's Brother Calls for Harry Thaw to Into Insane Asylum
Blair Thaw, Harry K. Thaw's half brother, says he belongs in an asylum and that lawyers for both sides should accept the request. The interview, published by The Trituna in Rome, notes Thaw is spending the winter there and that he aided the prosecution while the defense would agree.
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Rome
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Blair Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Harry Thaw
Fire sweeps Homestake mine in Deadwood South Dakota
A two week long blaze at the Homestake mine near Deadwood South Dakota has become so intense that surrounding rock is dangerously hot and workers cannot approach to combat the flames.
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Deadwood
S. D
Homestake
Patch Pocket Blouse Pattern 5612 for Children
The note details a blouse pattern 5612 with patch pocket design. It covers front finishings, box plait edge, meek band, attached collar, and straight cuff sleeves. Materials for medium size 8 years require 2 1 4 yards of 36 inch wide fabric. sizes 4 6 8 10 and 12 are mailed by the Fashion Department for ten cents plus optional two cent stamp for quicker delivery.
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Fashion Department
Housecleaning Steps For Wardrobes And Woodwork
The article outlines preparation before regular housecleaning. Clear closets on a sunny day, air clothes, remove boxes, dust shelves, wash wood with water and ammonia, dry, wash and treat woodwork, apply turpentine, replace drawers, and use camphor or spices to deter moths. Repurpose badly worn clothing.
Mrs Charles J Holmay Defends Herself In Thaw Trial
Mrs Charles J Holmay mother of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw defends herself in a six column Pittsburg Leader statement. She says Florence warned her to say nothing after the fatal night involving Harry Thaw and Stanford White. She denies aiding the district attorney and notes Florence’s early meeting with White and subsequent visits to his office.
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Pittsburg Leader Publishing Co
Pittsburg Leader
Charles J. Holmay
Avelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Stamford White
Stanford White
Trial nears end in Binger Hermann case at the close
Washington April 17 the trial of Binger Hermann on charges of destroying public records moved toward completion. The defense rested and the prosecution began rebuttal evidence on Tuesday. Rebuttal by the defense is expected to be brief before closing arguments and jury instruction.
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Washington
Binger Hermann
Evening Thought on Caring for People and Kindness
A reflective musing urges giving attention and tenderness to people like rose brushes. It warns against dropping individuals as uninteresting or dull and invites reconsidering what shapes them. The speaker asks if brightening others could invite their return.
Gardens in North Olmsted Hit by Cold Winds and Snow
North Olmsted residents report gardens plowed with seeds in place but cold windy mornings hinder work and dampen spirits. Mr. Ford and family move into Mr. Robb’s house as preparations continue, and Dr. Nichol’s garden is completed with a strong flow of activity.
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Ford
Resolution proposed for national publicity law
The National Publicity Law Organization discussed a resolution to publish contributions and expenditures from the last national election. President Perry Belmont called the meeting to push for an effective public publicity law, and the measure was referred to the executive committee.
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Repubican
Democratic
National Publicity Law Organization
Illinois Rail Line Fined for Rebating Officials
United States court of appeals affirms district court judgment against Chicago and Alton Railroad Co and former officials John M Faithorn and Fred A Wann for rebates. Aggregate fines total 60 900 dollars with the company fined 349 000 and the two officials 10 000 each.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
District Court of the Chicago & Alton Railroad Co
John M. Faithorn
Fred A. Wann
Bribe Taker Arrested in Chicago Health Dept Case
Perry L. Hedrick chief sanitary inspector in Chicago was arrested on charges of soliciting and accepting a bribe. A $200 payment from inventor George A. Beckway was found in his pocket. He posted a $1,000 bond and was released. The diary notes Hedrick agreed to recommend Beckway's invitation to the health department.
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Chicago
Perry L. Hedtick
Department of Health
George A. Beckway
Hedrick
Beckway
Health Department
Rival Italians duel over woman in Ozone Park
In New York an Ozone Park duel between two Italian men, RBuo Plandiano and Vincenzo Clea, over a dispute about a woman ended with Plandiano dead and Clea committing suicide as police entered the closet where he hid. The men had been close friends before the quarrel.
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New York
Ozone Park
Long Island
Rbuo Plandiano
Vincenzo Clea
Ciea
Package Thief Targeting Area Uses Fingerprint System
The fingerprint system expands to southern Nigeria as October saw efforts to identify criminals. About 15% of impressions and photographs were collected for records.
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Nigeria
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed
Advertises DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as suitable for all uses of a salve and especially recommended for piles. Claims twenty years of usage prove effectiveness and urges purchase from all druggists.
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All Drugelsts
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