Porto Ricans Press for Citizenship as Taft Seeks Concessions
Taft and party arrived in Ponce Puerto Rico for a banquet where Augusto Gautier welcomed them and Gov. Winthrop spoke in Spanish. Taft urged patience, noting U S support and invoking the writ of habeas corpus and trial by jury as citizenship is debated in Congress. The secretary stressed the need to align policy with Roosevelt’s views while satisfying local sentiment.
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Augusto Gautier
Gautier
Gov
Winthrop
Herminio Diaz
Executive Council
Taft
Roosevelt
Cannon
Impart
Tam
United States
Porto Rico
Root
House of Representatives
Republic
Party Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Hartidge Firm Chosen By Thaw As His Attorneys
New York April 18 Clifford W Hartridge announced after Russell Peabody tailed with Harry K Thaw in the Tombs prison that he will be attorney of record along with Peabody. Thaw wrote a letter requesting service as his attorneys of record.
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Hartidge Firm
Thaw
New York
Clifford W. Hartridge
Russell Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
Tombs Prison
Hartridge
Peabody
Wisconsin Senate Ballot Chooses United States Senator
A joint session of the Wisconsin legislature produced a choice for the United States senator to succeed John C. Spooner. The report also covers a range of items from a U.S. Supreme Court ruling to a Canary Islands poisonings, railroad law debates, and local finance and transport news.
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Wisconsin
United States
John C. Spooner
Supreme Court of the United States
John Johnson
Bing
Yonkers
Las Palmas
Canary Alands
American Railway Clearing House
Three Seminaries to Be Combined in Presbyterian Merger
A merger of Lane Theological Seminary in Cincinnati McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago and Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh to consolidate Presbyterian church properties worth millions of dollars will be taken up by the General Assembly opening May 16 in Columbus.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Properties
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Columbus
Lane Theological Seminary
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
Buckeye Airships to Bring Three Airships to Norfolk
Charles J. Strobel of Toledo has signed a Jamestown exposition contract to bring three airships to Norfolk from May 20 to August 20. The craft will fly between the exposition grounds and warships in the Roads, carrying passengers and dropping them on chosen ships. Strobel is joined by aeronauts Charles Hamilton and Eugene Godet, both from Ohio, noted navigators of the sky.
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Norfolk
Charles J. Strobel
Toledo
Strobel
Charles Hamilton
Eugene Godet
Ohio
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Public ad touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders to cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and to regulate bowels and destroy worms. Included is a testimonial from Mrs Emily Maroon of Meriden Connecticut praising its use for feverish and constipated children. Sample free by mail from Aller St Olmsted LeRoy New York. Also a note to consider Rocky Mountain Tea from Phillips & Co.
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Mother Gray
New York
Emily Maroon
Meriden
Aller St. Olmsted
LeRoy
Brute of Pesnhyastasia Notice and Sale Ad
Subscribed and sworn before me this ninth day of August, 1306. Commissioned report. For sale by all druggists 25 cents.
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Las
Swaxtoy
Lorain Strike Nears End Amid Last Stand by Outsiders
Lorain Ohio April 18 the shipyard operates with near full force as Mansagsr LaMarche says the strike is over about 200 original strikers rally around President Bird in a last stand aided by outsiders. The company predicts a full 1800 workers within two weeks. An Alleged Poisoner Is Arrested in Cleveland a Rochester warrant accuses Mrs Blanche Leavite Bour dalle of assault and poisoning of Mrs Alice Johnson. Columbus sees Nelson Cannon missing, threatening bribery trial delays. Royal Arcanum Grand Council meets in Columbus with 200 delegates as membership shows slight losses. Cooking by steam at Elyria Hardware Co store all week.
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Lorain, O
Mansagsr LaMarche
Origina
Bird
Cleveland
Blanche Leavite Bourdalle
Rochester
N. Y
Alice Johnson
George Johnson
Mrs. Bourdaile
Bertrand L. Bour*dalle
Bourdalle Chemical Co
Cannon
Columbus
Nelson Cannon
Cleveland Trinidad Asphalt Paving Co
H. C. Lang
Lang
M. F. Bramley
Royal Arcanum
Grand Council of
Ohio
W. J. Sanford
Lima
Butterworth
Hough on Last Day in Penitentiary Sees Few Visitors
Columbus April 18. No relatives or friends have visited Dr Oliver Hough in the penitentiary annex during 11 months. He faces execution Friday morning with only interviewers and officials visiting him. He has shown no fondness for them.
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Hough
Earth
Columbus
Oliver Hough
Dayton
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