Foraker defends Standard Oil link amid Brownsville toll
Cincinnati Sept 26 United States Senator J G Foraker releases a long statement rebutting Hearst and Roosevelt charges that he secretly worked for Standard Oil and sought to influence legislation. He cites letters with Archbold showing regular duties, says he refused two retainers, and argues the rate bill led to panic while faulting the administration for unemployment and suffering. He condemns Tafts ties to trust lawyers and dismisses Brownsville accusations as unfounded.
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Cincinnati
United States
J. G. Foraker
William B. Hearst
Roosevelt
Standard Ofl Company
Mr. Foraker
Taft
Vearst
My. Hearst
Standard
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Congress
Foraker
John
Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Ufe
Mr. Taft
Middle Bass
Toledo
C. J. Lewis
Doyle & Lewis
Virgil P. Kinne
Richardson
Glass Trust
Hol
Springs
Standard Oil
Trust T
Standard Qi
Ohio
John R. Doyle
Ciarm
Brownsville
Wall ‘Sraet
Potter
Republican Party
Chen
Snow storm causes disastrous wreck near Young's Point
A snowbound collision between a Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train and a Northern Pacific freight near Young's Point killed twenty and left many injured. Flagman failed to warn, a worker Ora Babcock died, and debris showed a horrific scene with seven women among the dead. Identified victims include Colonel Henson of Utah and many others across Montana, Colorado, and Washington.
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Chicago, Burlington and Qieiies
Cewin
Northern Pacific
Rai
Young's Point
Hine
Ora Babcock
Aye
Milo Halloway
Colonel Henson
Utah
John Cawlan
Hie
Mont
Lou Anderson
Hardy
Lorrenz A. Stewart
Jean
J. C. Gambie
Ministon
KE. . Eymock
Denver
T. H. Barnes
Seattle
G. MM. Konstek
Anaconda
Bilings
Chingdon
Chico Springs
Charles G. John
Aeerl Nickelplate Railway
George Wattlerock
Milo Talloway
Billings
Sivhemram
Seattle Cook Accused of Forcing Dishwashers Arm on Stove
In Seattle at Toulevard restaurant Andy Johnson a cook held Cr. Wards a dishwasher in a vise like grip dragging his arm to a red hot stove. Wards said the dispute over dish stacking led to the assault prompting medical treatment. Jobson remains at large.
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Seattle
Wash
Andy Johnson
Cr. Wards
Wards
Johnson
Inken
Jobson
Dream Vision Frees Convict From Huntsville Prison
George W. Jones, imprisoned eleven years for the murder in Williamson county, is freed by a pardon spurred by J H Waldrip of Chester Texas who dreamed the crime and initial details. Jones, once joined by his wife, mourns and seeks solitude on a ranch near San Antonio after losing his right hand in a prison altercation.
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Tentenre Lecluse
George W. Jones
Texas
Hunteville
Jones
Williamson County
Joel
Tie
Joney
Cuperport
Huntsville
J. H. Waldrip
Chester
Tex
Waldrip
Bss
H Descrip
Ion Frou
Pan
Dexas
Bal Antonio
Cannot Do Without Him Marriage Sparks Wilwington Del
Jacob Klink a 62 year old civil war veteran weds Muama Belly 14 in Wilwington Delaware. He wills his 25000 property to himself. Belly says she could not marry him if parents objected and jokes about runaways. This is Kiluk’s third marriage. his second wife was 13 and he divorced her for cruelty.
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Jacob Klink
Muama Belly
Wilwington
Del
Kenning
Kiluk
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Middle Easg Inland
Ohlo
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Bryan
Senate
Patt
Pafe
Heehee Chapieta
Auc Reauts
Tla
Standard Oil Society
Standard OM
Northern
Pacific
Dream Vision
Toner
Siu Wi
Bing
Peti Hon
Emma Schultz
New York
THE
Cunningham CO
Philadelphia Street
Thomas F. Ward
Indiana, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trip
Pittsburgh
Sesqui - Centennial
Indiana
Good
J. R. Woot
CMOW
Boyd General Passenger
Pittsburgh Gorematory, Inc
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pa
J. B. Younkins
Phila
St., Indiana
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