Global brief notes on Taft era impeachment and policies
A compact survey notes moves on Judge Hanford impeachment, Archbold trial set, and a report condemning United States Steel as a monopoly. It cites relief for Mexican refugees arriving in El Paso, Lodge anti‑territory resolution, and Underwood cotton bill passage. Taft receives formal nomination notice from the Republican convention after Root delivers acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
el Paso
Senate
War Department
United States
Titanic survivor sues for twenty five thousand jewels
Domestic Hadno Mamee of Philadelphia, a cabin passenger saved from the Titanic, sues White Star Line for 25000 dollars claiming jewels were stolen. The report adds various international legal and crime items from the era, including a motor accident death in France and indictments in Chicago.
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Hadno Mamee
Philadelphia
White Star
Noted Senator Crane Resting Amid Health Concerns
Personal Senator W Murray Crane of Massachusetts has been ordered to rest due to poor health since the Chicago convention. He now weighs 112 pounds as friends worry. several other items include a noted Mount Sanford ascent by Howard Palmer, a Pinchot incident in Kansas, and political nominations at Chicago and in Indiana and Tennessee.
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W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Frederick Landis
Kirke
Puerty County
Che Stite
Meveritge
Moore Mooses
Lahdis
Progressive Party
Theodore Roogever
Pembathan
Heveridge
Notifs
Speekers
Crien
Caue
Ife
Lam
Nod
Statehouse
National Guard of Indiang
Orgaigacon
Committee On
Prison Twine Sales Net Record Revenue
Myron W. Wine deputy auditor reports 53 930 from prison binder twine sales to Edward J Pegari warden of the state prison. The twine is made by convicts and has yielded several checks this season. About 400 worth of product has been sold so far with more sales planned to fund prison maintenance. The warden predicts prison twine revenue will approach substantial yearly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron W. Wine
Tas
Edward J. Pegariy
Praan
Diomary
Tie
Lucerne State Bank and East Chicago Street Railway Incorporations
Articles filed with the Secretary of State list Lucerne State Bank of Lucerne Cass county with 25000 capital and officers Willard Winn president Everett Cragg cashier. Also Fast Chicago Street Railway company to operate an electric railway between East Chicago Gary and Hammond with directors T 8 Perrson John Foster J C Wood C W Chars and V R Chase.
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Secretary of
Lucerne State Bank
Lucerne
Cass County
Willard Winn
Everett Cragg
East Chicago Street Railway Company
Fast Chicago
East Chicago
Gary
Heimmond
Perrson
John Foster
C. Wood
C.W Chars
V. R. Chase
State Tax Board Reports Higher Corporate Property Value
Revised figures from the state board of tax commissioners show total appraised corporate property value at 260,020,251, up 4,323,707 from last year. Distribution includes steam railroads 204,516,870 electric railroads 24,703,253 telephone properties 13,444,023 express company properties 2,045 telegraph properties 3, v4 sleeping car properties 1,949 pipeline companies 10,177 aid transportation companies 1,265,645.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
Express Company
Telegraph
Librarian Officials Hear Talk on Library Work and Public Welfare
John A. Lapp and colleagues discussed municipal government library work and internal organization at the Indiana state library conference held at Earlham College Richmond. Mian focused on expanding library uses while Brown and Lapp emphasized librarian training and public access. A separate notice reports a wholesale grocer notified the interstate commerce commission about dirty care in foodstuff shipments, noting state authorities lack jurisdiction and car contamination caused losses.
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John A. Lapp
Lbrary
D. Brown
Carl H. Mian
Indiana Library Commission
Annal State School For
Lbrarians
Earlam College
Richmond
Lapp
Toown
Ywnew
Interior Organization
Mr. Mthim
Darpard
Board of Health
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tailor One’s Hero of White Death
New York’s George Kramer a hunchbacked tailor who isolated himself for 17 years to avoid infecting others with the white death is found dead in his Furman Street room in Brooklyn. He left only a dollar, having planned a final departure with his lifelong companion.
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George Kramer
New York
Iit
Furman Street House
Himmelf
Mast
Vongsuing
George Kremer
Tike
Pigot
Caraling Walsh
Furman Street
Kramer
Adkress
Governor Brown Quoted Bible to Justify Death Sentence Refusal
A Georgia governor cites biblical passage to defend refusing to commute death sentences for murderers. The quote references scripture about punishing killers, framing the stance in religious terms while maintaining a hard line on capital punishment.
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Atlanta
Brown
Ible
Ringworm Cured Claims From Incomplete Testimony
A testimonial letter from Mrs Emery Skelnik of Philadelphia cites Resinol Soap and Ointment as curing ringworm after five weeks of itching sores on the face and neck. The writes claim two cases of ringworm were cured, urging readers to request samples from Resinol Chem Co Baltimore MD.
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Henry
Bianel
Emery Skelnik
Gresham Ave
Noeacville
Ginland
Resinol Chem. Co
Baltimore
A Year Hence
Dialogue excerpt describing Misa Dunningham Mamma and a child wondering if Harold will call for them to his aeroplane. The mother notes Harold’s presence near the skylight with a club, spending the afternoon there.
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Misa Dunningham
Mamma
Papa
Harold
Porch Baby Sparks Husband’s Harsh Home Critique
A West End woman points out a baby on the bare porch across the street. The husband notes a rug is missing, and even the hollards are unpainted, highlighting neglected conditions in a brief Youngstown Telegram report.
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Iva
Sounds Better Public Feelings On Office Reflect Academy Question
A fragment discusses public desire for office likened to a Frenchman's view of the academy. The tale notes a forty member group and a quip about candidacy and admission, reflecting on why people pursue or accept honors.
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Academy
Poshowdimsel
Christian
Truth Told By Nile Arthurs Monkey Misdeed
On Nile Arthurs birthday he received a furry toy monkey with missing eyes. Two days later the father finds the toy damaged and questions the boy. The boy answers briefly and pledges no more lies as punishment looms.
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Nile Arthurs
Father
Arthur
Endarne
Coffee Made Me Well Elusive Runt Becomes Postum Convert
A man from a large family attributes years of coffee induced ailments to a switch to Postum. He describes weight gain after quitting coffee and credits health improvement to Postum and water. He cites a cousin with similar issues and endorses the product with a reference to The Road to Wellville.
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Washington
The
Committee of Representatives
Corneliua Hanford
Seattle
Wash
House Judiciary Committee
Taft
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
House of Representatives
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley Committee
House
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Voos
Renrite
Tariff Board
Senator Root
Harvey W. Black
Alton
Dole
France
la Lorraine
Waldo
Herman Rosenthal
Alexander Antona
Annetta Holliday Antona
Angela Villa
Detroit
Elizabeth Flaming
Minnesota
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Jacoh F. Guthrie
Board of Cquation
Kansas City
Court of Chancery
Trenton
National Sugar Reflame Company
James HH. Post
Henry O. Havemeyer
Wyoming
Opcartora
United Mine Workers of America
Northern Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Clarence S. Funk
International Harvester Company
John €.Henning
Daniel Donohue
Aileen Heppner
Isaac Stiefel
de Kalb
Jack Geraghty
Newport Society
Amos Tuck French
Eo Ee
Sir Sandford
Selkirks
Howard Palmer
American Aijdne Club
Mr Palmer
American Geograuphic Society
Bisby
Memphis
Wickshum
St Louis
Bixby
Mark Twain
Gifford Pinchot
Arkansas City
Arthur ‘Tobert
Brooklyn
Lake Oscawana
Peekskil
Doctor Pyrt
Charles R. Crane
Wilson
McCombs
National Committee
Crane
New York City
Heslden
Frank H. Funk
Bloomington
Ilinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert J. Treveridge
Benton McMillen
Tennessee
McMillen
Ben Hooper
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Rebild
Denmark
Amoy
China
Man
NEW
Progressives
Geverage
Fred K. Landle
Logansport
Progressive Ticket
Fred K. Tandin
Lawson Mace
Scotiaburg
Harvey Cusman
J.jn
J. BW. Baker
Monticello
Supreme Court
J. B. Wilson
William A. Bond
Minor Tate
Bloomfield
Bratisuictan
Thad Moore
Anderson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Charles E. Spaulding
Winanac
Frank Miller
Clinton
Clifford Jackman
Huntington
Franken County
Paul Rose
Michigan
Kitterskamp
Princeton
Thenas PL Littepage
Washington dc
Railroad Commission
Atte
Tt Fa
Rots
Rai Road
Nes
Tadana
Interstate Commerce
Indiana Guard
State Tax Board
Tailor Ones
White Death
Mount Hid
Keneae
Grother
Alvoge
Postum
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Eiver
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