President Roosevelts reply on Moyer Haywood case
Roosevelt rebukes critics including Debs and Haywood and Moyer backers for pressuring courts. He defends public commentary on trials as necessary while condemning attempts to sway justice and urges equal square treatment for labor and capital in the Idaho ex-governor murder case.
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APM Jain
Honore Jaxon
Chicago
Cook
Moyer-Haywood
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Moyer and Baywood
Western Federation of Miners
Jeunenberg
Idaho
Harriman
Morer
Harwood
Debs
Labor
Haywood
Moyer
Court of Justice
Widespread Rail Wreck Risk From Flawed Steel Rails
Prominent U S railway executives meeting in Chicago warn that a dangerous share of modern steel rails harbor latent flaws causing them to snap under fast train impact. The finding follows investigations by leading operators. In another note, robbers seized 5000 at Sebastopol post office in a Tuesday daytime hold up.
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Chicago
United States
American Railway Association
Chen Fata
Sebastopol
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Promise New Vitality
Advertises Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming to enrich thin blood improve nerves and muscles and restore health and vigor. Describes blood as nourishment for organs and promises weight gain and increased energy. Available at drug stores and through Chace Medicine Co Buffalo New York.
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A. W. Chase
Raleigh Bridegroom's Funeral After Falls Tragedy
Four men drowned Tuesday at Buckhorn Falls in Chatham County near Raleigh when their launch capsized in a swift current. Hans Thorjon of St Paul Minnesota a construction foreman was to wed Thelma Lindgren of St Paul this Sunday. E B Brady of Moncure and two Black laborers also died.
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Cape Fear
Buckhorn Falls
Chatham County
Hans Thor ‘Gon
St Paul, Minn
E. B. Brady
Moncure
Thor Son
Thelma Lindgren
St. Paul Resterdat
Rhode Island Hits Deadlock in Senate Choice
The Rhode Island legislature adjourned after a stalemated ballot leaving only one U.S. senator. Cal R. A. Goddard received 2 votes, Col. Samuel Colt 39, and George Wetmore 30, marking the most stubborn political contest in the state's history.
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Rhode Island
United States
Joint Assembly
Cal. R.A. Goddard
Col
Samuel Colt
George Wetmore
Pounds Seeks Republican Nomination for Solicitor
Harry A. Pounds announces candidacy for the office of solicitor, subject to Republican primary. The notice identifies Pounds as candidate in the party contest.
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Jatts
Harry A. Pounds
Quaker Woman Donates Million for Southern Education
Miss Anna T. Jeanes, a Philadelphia Quaker, gives 1,000,000 for a fund to support rudimentary schools for southern negroes. Book er T. Washington and Hollis Frissell named trustees. income funds rural and community schools in the southern United States. The gift deed enables Washington and Frissell to appoint a board. Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives acts as fiscal agent.
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Anna T. Jeanes
Booker T. Washington
Tiskeree Institute
Hollis Frissel
Hampton Normal and Industrial Institute
United States
Washington
Frissel
Pennsylvania Company For
Jeanes
Society of Friends
Mr. Washington
Gentleman Murderer From Massillon Denied New Trial
Columbus Ohio April 24 James W Cornelius known as the gentleman murderer must die Friday morning in the electric chair according to a decision handed down Tuesday by the supreme court Cornelius who is from Massillon killed his wife while sober He is described as mo toel in conduct and manners A motion for a new trial on the grounds of error in the first trial was made but the higher court declined to interfere
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Columbus, O
James W. Cornelius
Supreme Court
Cornelius
Massillon
Gruck
Taade
Thought First Wife Divorced Now Arrested on Bigamy
The account notes a person from Upper Sandusky Ohio named WpTil Younus of Adu is jailed on a bigamy charge after reporting a marriage on December 12, claiming his wife was divorced. The piece also covers unrelated notices about a state convention and a Toledo Railway sale set for late May with Morgan interests seeking a deal to recover funds.
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Upper
Sandusky
Adu
Young
Pear
Toledo
Morgan
Fire destroys Indianapolis plant at Springfield acre site
The Springfield Ohio plant of the Indianapolis Frog and Switch Company, owned by Vice President Fairbanks and run by his brother N Z Fairbanks and brother in law M la Milligan, burned last night. The building covered about three acres and losses were estimated near eight thousand dollars with limited insurance.
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Indianapolis Frog and Switch &Co
Fairbanks
N. Z. Fairbanks
M. la. Milligan
N. H. Fairbanks
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Doctors
Eminent medical authorities hail Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for chronic mucous infections and lingering coughs. The advertisement claims it treats nasal catarrh throat laryngeal and bronchial affections and cures chronic stomach liver and skin issues through a constitutional approach, with All-Healing Salve for open sores and a mail-order option for related remedies.
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Matena Medica
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Ita Adé x
NASA
Dor Pierce
L. R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Vierca
Noted theatrical manager Ormbebee alive after false death report
Dispatches claimed WwW Mr Orme bee a prominent manager in this city and Springfield and died in Los Angeles. Obituary notices appeared, then letters from Orme bee arrived denying death and saying he is in good health. Meanwhile a street accident in Cleveland injured a boy named Genrie Miller who was struck by an AL B and G streetcar while with friends.
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Ormsbee
Springfeld
Los Angeles
Cal
Piqua
Springfield
Ormebee
State Insurance and Workhouse Census Reports
State Insurance Commissioner Varys reports 63 fraternal benefit associations in Ohio in 1906 with $72.5 million income and $52.96 million in death claims. Ohio associations paid $5.82 million in death claims and wrote $771 million in new policies. Workhouse census shows 1,017 men and 18 women across eight houses, with totals by city listed.
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Columbus
Gov
Harris
Ohio
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