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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Kentucky
Taylor and
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Tom Godfrey
Tom
Lin
Lena Afelsperger
Hammond
JM. Stewart & Co
Devoe
J. M. Stewart & CO
Sistent
Citizens National Bank
Indiana, PA
Selris
North Sixth Street
Philadelphia St
Thomipson’s
Big Jim
Johnson
Pittsburg
Herr's Island
Market Tower
Chicago
Baldwin
Paris
St.Louis
DE Paghmann
Stradivarius
Schnitzer
Pugno
Sembrigh
the Baldwin
Hill Bros
L. Pattison Company
Philadelphia Street
Penn
Hye
Alowin
Incinnatu
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