Voting machines eyed for Allen County elections
In Chicago a trial of voting machines earns praise for accuracy speed and fraud resistance. The Sentinel notes possible installation in Allen County by next November with gradual rollout options and cost savings. A land fraud probe in the West prompts possible return of Wyoming coal lands to the public domain as government considers the offer.
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Chicago
Allen County
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Will Restore Coal Lands From Harriman Firms
The Interstate Commerce Commission action prompts Union Pacific and Union Pacific Coal to return to the federal government vast coal lands in Wyoming and Colorado. Prosecutions may be dropped as the government accepts the offer, ending years of disputes over land titles. Commissioner Prouty called the outcome a major gain for western citizens.
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Abhout
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
General Land Office
Department of Justice
Omaha
Salt Lake
Denver
Pueblo
Prouty and Clark
Union Pacific Coal Company
Crockett
Coon
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Utah Fuel Company
Prouty
Gaillions
West
Union Pacific
Rich men's conspiracy targets Roosevelt, Taft era
A lengthy White House sourced piece claims a powerful rich men's conspiracy seeks to control the next national convention. It asserts bolting delegations, seating plans, and a challenge to Roosevelt policies with Taft favored. The piece links Harriman Rockefeller Hearst to anti-Roosevelt plots and notes Dunne's Chicago victory as Republican gain.
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White House
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Knox
Roosevelt
Harriman
Rockefellers
Washington
Chicago Election Delivers Busse Victory and Traction Wins
Chicago voters elected Postmaster Fred A. Busse as mayor by a large margin and approved the street car franchise ordinances. Busse's lead over Dunne approached 13 000 with traction measures carried by a substantial majority. The result surprises some observers who expected Democratic success on local issues.
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Dunne
Hearst
Chicago
Fred A. Busse
Busse
Maylr Dunne
Roosevelt Harriman Feud Deepens in a Press War
The piece attacks President Roosevelt and E. H. Harriman as liars amid a wider political clash. It questions Harriman’s role in fundraising for the Republican campaign, cites a published letter, and defends the president’s harsh stance while debating Cuba policy and annexation prospects with opinions from Secretary Taft and diplomat Andrew D. White.
Interstate Commerce Board Moves to Compel Harriman Questioning
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to seek a U S court order in the Southern District of New York to force E H Harriman to answer questions about a dividend declaration on the Southern Pacific and his stock purchases at the time. The effort aims to probe concealed facts and to establish the commission’s power.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
United States Court
Southern District of New York
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Foraker to Open Campaign Event in Canton Ohio
Senator Foraker plans his campaign kickoff in Canton Ohio tomorrow night during the Canton board of trade banquet. The board president says no political speech will be allowed if possible, though friends of Foraker may press for a hearing. The remark hints at political tension as conflict grows.
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
Canton
Canton Board of Trade
Train wreckings haunt Pennsylvania Railroad strikes fear
The piece denounces train wreckings on the Pennsylvania Railroad as devilish crimes of revenge. It pities the company for bearing taxes and costs while calling for apprehension and punishment of the culprits.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harriman Raises Doubts Over President’s War Claims
In a circumstantial account Harriman questions the president’s war leadership claims. Harriman and associates are ready to defend themselves with care in wording. The piece urges a thorough congressional inquiry into the 1904 campaign fund contributions, though it notes such an inquiry will not occur.
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R. H. Harriman
Harriman
White House
Congress
Harriman Letter Prompts Legal Notice in Sydney Trade
A man who huckstered a letter attributed to EH Harriman addressed to Sydney draws scrutiny. Officials caution collectors and warn of possible fraudulent association with the noted figure and the historical artifact.
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H. Harriman
Sydney
Contemptible Stenographer Behind Webster Letter Case
The article condemns the stenographer who stole notes used to write the Webster letter, praising punishment and detailing the breach of confidence. It also notes Governor Hanly's appointment of John McArdle of New Richmond to the state tax commission, praising his merit, energy, humor, and organizational skill as a favorable aid to the governor.
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Harriman
Hanly
State Tax Commission
John McArdle
New Richmond
Ind
McArdle
Mrs. Eddy Maintains Control of Property Amid Trustees
The text notes Mrs. Eddy has entrusts her property to several trustees while denying critics access to her affairs. It suggests the plaintiffs in the suit may have valid points but questions their motives and public parade. Eddy is portrayed as capable of managing her own affairs.
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Mrs. Eddy
End of the Thaw trial Appears Near
The public grows weary of the Thaw trial as attorneys begin lengthy talks and public interest wanes. Reporters note the endurance required by even the most ardent courtroom speakers amid the proceedings.
Peace at home before Americans reach European capitals
The piece argues peace and charity should begin at home before advocating universal peace abroad, noting warlike matters within the country must be settled first. It frames the pilgrimage to Europe as meaningful only after domestic issues are addressed.
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Europe
Taft Says Cuba Needs Longer Lid For Turbulent Repub
Secretary Taft contends it will be necessary to keep Cuba under tight restraint for at least another year. He hints at seeking a better method to control the republics turbulent citizens.
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Taft
Cuba
Republic
Thaw Case Prompted Praise for Attorney Delmas on Nesbit Mother
Those versed in the Evelyn Nesbit Thaw incident recall much of Attorney Delmas remarks about her mother. The commentary reflects legal and public sentiment surrounding the high profile case.
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Attorney Delmas
Evelyn Nesbit
Harriman Roosevelt Flash Leaves Public in the Dark
A rapid political flare by Harriman and Roosevelt left observers short of detail and puzzled about next steps. Officials urged calm as voters awaited clarifications and further statements.
Roosevelt Split Among We Are For Republicans
The phrase signals a rift within party circles as some Republicans resist aligning with any single leader while still supporting Roosevelt's broader agenda. Analysts note tension between factions and differing views on the party’s direction.
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Roosevelt
Political Promise Reflected in Warren Fairbanks Eyes
The Honorable Charles Warren Fairbanks is drawn to a glint of an additional promise, casting his eyes toward a future opportunity and the potential for further commitment.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
President hints at influencing upcoming conventions
The president states a plan to steer the next Republican convention and offers to assist at the Democratic gathering if needed. He expresses himself as a reasonably cooperative Democrat.
Harriman as a Possible NY Senate Candidate
The speaker ponders Harriman’s potential to represent New York in the United States Senate, suggesting it would be an improvement over Platt or Depew, though the idea is not appealing to them.
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Harriman
New York
United States Senate
Platt
Depew
Tainted Pittsburgers Curio Tests Convictions
A Pittsburg legend among twenty eight figures faces scrutiny as a taint claims surface. A wedding planned with a divorcee of noted past stirs local talk and caution. The town weighs past deeds against present ties amid ongoing discussions.
Great conspiracy teased by Fairbanks mocked in verse
A quip deriding the so called great conspiracy dismisses it with light humor. The speaker invokes Fairbanks and playful phrases poohs and tuts to cast doubt on the claim.
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Andrew D. White
Santa Claus
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Flor
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Stead
J. H. Bass
H. Worden
H. R. Freeman
H. A. Keplinger
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