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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1909

Page

7

Goebel Case Ends as Willson Pardons Major Figures

Governor Willson issues explanatory statements announcing he examined all evidence and believes former governor Taylor had no guilty knowledge in Goebel's murder. Pardons are granted to Taylor, Finley, and others under indictment, except for a few remaining cases, making Henry Youtsey the sole person to suffer for the assassination. The memo asserts the pardons serve a sacred duty and dismisses conspiratorial claims.

Taylor Quilty Henry Youtsey Willson Kentucky Court William Goebel Charles Finley Indiana John Powers Caleb Powers Cecil Henry E. Youtsey State Penitentiary Goebel Parsons Finley Caleb ‘Powers James B. Howard Boone Youtsey Commonwealth William S. Taylor

London Physicians Test Doig Cure For Tuberculosis

Eminent London physicians including royal doctors agree to a strict trial of William Doig's claimed tuberculosis cure. Six consumption patients from London hospitals will be treated under close observation after a proving case of a cured patient. The Doig method draws disease from lungs to the surface using chemical heat and an inflammatory ray to pull pus outward until the lung is clear.

London England William Doig Doig London Hospitale

Tornado claims six dead in Cleveland and Northern Ohio

A powerful tornado struck Cleveland and surrounding areas causing six deaths nine serious injuries and at least fifty minor injuries. More than 1 million dollars in property damage occurred with schools churches and buildings heavily damaged.

Ohio Cleveland Dasper Gromwell Olive Phalen Niline Stata Hospital Wade Park Joseph Vessla Joséph Stazek Fred Grugel Ges School of Applied Sciencs Buildngs Adelbert College St. Stanialaus East Sixty-fifth Street Forman Avenue

Big Jim Jeffries Declares Title Defense in NY Crowd

James J. Jeffries announces he will fight Jack Johnson and defend his undefeated heavyweight title before a packed American Music Hall audience in New York. Spectators cheer wildly, women and men unite in excitement as others crowd the streets seeking seats amid high premiums.

Jack Johnson American Music Hall James J. Jeffries New York

Local phones bought up by West Virginia interests

In Fairmont West Virginia Z F Robertson acting for large independent telephone interests bought a controlling stake in the Consolidated Telephone company serving about 4000 telephones across nine West Virginia counties and two in Maryland. The move signals formation of a large independent system with plants valued at about 15 million dollars and over 150000 telephones across Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and part of New York.

West Virginia Fairmont Z. F. Robertson Consolidated Telephone Company Maryland Mannington Clarksburg Grafton Elkins Philippi Buckhannon Kingwood Terra Alta Newburg Parsons W. Va Oakland Mountain Lake Robertson National Telephone Company of Wheeling Ohio Pennsylvania United States West Virginian New York State

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