Stephenson Vote Delayed In Senate Battle Over Seat
Washington March 0 The Senate opens the day in a battle over Stephenson's right to his seat amid accusations of campaign funds use. The session may push final vote to midweek as investigations probe primaries financing and legality of his election.
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Tragedy in Chickee: Mrs Morse and Daughter Die
Coroner Leland investigated after a woman and her daughter Ethel Morse were found dead in their Chickee apartment. The letters describe a plan to cremation and imply a murder suicide as the cause of death. The message indicates the writer, Mrs Morse, spoke of leaving no relatives and distress over the yearlong separation.
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Remarkable case: Woman survives skull fractures after hatchet attack
Milwaukee reports Miss Amule Miller, 18, survived five skull fractures after five assailants attacked her with a hatchet. Doctors describe brain damage and paralysis yet note her heart remains beating normally as she stays alive at the Emergency hospital.
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Interstate Commerce Commission Sets Nationwide Rate Equality Principle
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled 4 to 3 that railroads must adjust rates so that interstate traffic receives justice comparable to intra state traffic. The Louisiana Louisiana case against St. Louis and Southwestern highlighted federal authority limits on state rate powers and marked a first clear assertion of federal supremacy.
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Divorce Probe Reveals Abuse Claims Against Rupp
In Brooklyn a $50,000 suit over alienation of affections centers on Harry Rupp and his wife Mrs. Bepp Stevenson. Mrs. Stevenson testifies of coercion and assault during their marriage including a secret second marriage and alleged acts of abuse at Round Lake and in New York.
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Dahlgren Divorce Filed by Lucy Drexel Dahlgren
New York March 26 the suit for absolute divorce was filed by Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren against Enric B Dahlgren son of Rear Admiral Dahlgren of Civil War fame. The plaintiff accuses infidelity involving an unnamed correspondent in New York City. Taft Gets Two in Michigan
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Probe of railroad scales begins at federal hearing
Chicago March 26 General investigation into railroad car weighing begins today at a federal building hearing led by Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman A Prouty. The move follows a complaint from the Lumbermen's Association of Grand Rapids Michigan and 20 allied groups asserting rail scales are inaccurate, poorly installed and maintained, with carriers' employees performing the weighing.
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Commission Sets Out Increase in Southwest Livestock Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission proposed a 331 3 percent rise in live stock tariffs from the Missouri River westward, affecting cattle and sheep. Carriers have until April 15 to cancel, with hearings confirming rates are under review and subject to June 13 deadlines in protests from livestock exchanges and meat producers associations.
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Western Newspaper Union Probe Motion In House
Washington March 26 Representative Taggart of Kansas Democrat offered a resolution in the House for a congressional investigation into the Western Newspaper Union of Omaha Nebraska which furnishes patent insides for small weekly newspapers. Taggart charged the Omaha concern was using unlawful means to drive out of business the Publishers' Newspaper Union of Kansas City Kansas.
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Primary in Illinois Now Up to Lawmakers
Springfield March 26 Governor Deneen ordered an oali issueu for two special sessions of the legislature to enact a presidential preference primary bill. The session will begin tomorrow afternoon with two-thirds of the legislature needed for passage as an emergency measure to make the April 9 primaries.
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Thorne Sees Interstate Ruling Boosting Iowa Rate Case
State Tail road Commissioner Thorne, in Iowa rate cases, says the interstate decision nearly assures Iowa’s success on the through rate limit versus locals. He notes it does not affect broader rate regrouping.
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Maybray Defies Police in Kansas City Departure Deferral
John Maybray, former swindle syndicate head, arrested and released with five hours to leave town, defies police by staying. Chief Griffin warns of vagrancy charge as Maybray’s friends vow to seek a habeas corpus writ.
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Juror Recovers to Resume Packard Trial
Juror H I Buck an recovered from pleurisy and appeared in court as the trial of ten meat packers resumed before Judge Carpenter. Prosecutor Pierce Butler of St Paul prepared to close for the government and the case was to be submitted to the jury by afternoon adjournment.
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Maine's Dead Rest in Arlington in Solemn Remembrance
Washington honors the Maine martyrs with a state funeral at Arlington Cemetery. President Taft and top officials attend as crews from Havana harbor return, and 64 Maine dead are laid to rest with military honors across the Potomac.
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Maine local option amendment defeated by legislature
Augusta March 25 The Maine legislature defeated the proposed constitutional amendment to allow local option on liquor manufacture for sale in cities and towns that accept the provisions The house failed to muster the two thirds vote required for final passage and the measure was not carried.
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Fragmentary report on political contest and participants
A damaged fragment mentions a lone figure and participants in a Republican contest. It references voting behavior and claims of impropriety in the selection process. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify outcomes.
Infant in Barrel Rescued from Cumberland River
An infant boy about one year old was found inside a barrel adrift on the Cumberland River in Gl a gen Hy by men fishing. The barrel bore the inscription Goodby Willie. The child was saved and taken to a nearby farm house where kind locals care for him while the mother may be located.
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Man Beheaded Foretold Fate in Newark
In Newark Minnesota on March 23 Albert S Markinac told colleagues of a violent fate and was later beheaded at 1 am before starting his night shift on the Latkawanns railroad. A conductor dismissed dreams as he faced the grim act, saying he doubted dreams but pledged to act by his own timing.
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Nationwide inquiry into alleged World Wide Coal Trust
A government led probe, spanning Chicago New York Pennsylvania and several southern states, investigates an alleged coal trust centered in Chicago with producers and agents suspected of price manipulation. The report, circulated from Washington, notes evidence already collected on the coal trade and potential congressional scrutiny linked to Great Lakes fuel tensions.
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Chinese War in Frisco Brought to an End
San Francisco reports a tong feud ending after both Genn Yorn Lee Sor and Bing Kong tongs could not hire gunmen. Four members of Gorn Yorn Lee Sor were killed by Sing Long assassins, with no reprisals by the rival tong. Police remain vigilant in Chinatown.
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Callahan Arranged for Arraignment in Bremen Post Office Case
Daniel Callahan, arrested here Wednesday, faces arraignment before Judge D. P. Dyer on charges of attempting to rob the Bremen post office a year ago. He is accused in other cities of robberies totaling about 200000 dollars and will stand trial on the same indictment that sent three others to Port Leavenworth prison.
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Port Leavenworth
Cracksmens explosion roars in Staten Island factory
Five safeblowers died after blasting a safe at a Staten Island manufacturing office. The explosion, heard for miles, followed an exchange of shots with watchmen. The safe was blown to pieces and its contents wrecked. No crew to the cracksmen.
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Remarkable Operation Demonstrates Artificial Respiration in New York
In Pellevue hospital surgeons exposed Elizabeth Engleman as they used the Kilbsberg apparatus to inflate and deflate her lungs while the heart and lungs were visible. The 67 year old patient consented under the experimental context to advance lifesaving artificial respiration, with attending physicians from Cornell and local medical staff observing.
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Four Allen fugitives still at large in Virginia hills
Hillaville Va March 25 With four leaders still fleeing a posse pursuit of the Allen clan in North Carolina border hills continues. Sidna Allen, the reputed clan chief accused in the courthouse tragedy, remains at large as hundreds search the area and Sidna Edwards says he has not seen his relatives since the shooting. Edwards, jailed after a desert house discovery, claims innocence and says the family faced possible shoot on sight by pursuing officers. He is to be taken to Roanoke. Reports say Sidna Allen and nephews offered to surrender to plead guilty to second degree murder in a court outside Carroll County, a claim Governor Mann denies knowing about.
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Roosevelt spends noisy hour with Boston residents
Theodore Roosevelt's Boston stop to Portland was brisk after a Connecticut delay. He raced through South Station amid a large, cheering crowd and an unplanned auto encounter as he pressed on with political aides Medi McCormick and Matthew Hale in tow.
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