Alaska Scandal Bared In Fight Before Senate
sensational Alaska corruption allegations surface as Guggenheim syndicate links to removal of two federal officers pursuing prosecutions. Senate probes money spent to influence cases and the Keystone Canyon clash of 1907, with Hasey, Boyce, Sutherland, and Alaska Governor Clark tied to a widening political fight.
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Guggenheim Syndicate
Alaska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
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Nelson
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Borah
Idaho
Overman
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Guggenheims
United States
John B. Boyce
D. A. Sutherland
Guggenheim
Sutherland
Massachusetts
Lodge
Keystone Canyon
Boyce and Sutherland
Man of Valdes
Alaska Home Railway Company
Valdez
Edward Hasey
Hasey
Juneau
Sattle
Seattle
HK. J. Douglas
Douglas
Boyce
Department of Justice
A. O'Brien
Hogatt
E. C. Russell
Wickersham
O’brien
Federal Court
Clark
United States Senate
Hoggatt
Shackelford
Rain of shells and gun power in Bluefields clash
In Bluefields, American gunners tipped the balance as government forces repelled an assault on the city and recaptured the custom house. Two hundred were killed or wounded as Madriz troops faltered amid shell fire and trench attempts, while insurgent and government fighters were reinforced by U.S. personnel. The conflict unfolds as a broader American‑led struggle shaping the war.
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Bluefields
Custom House
Provisional Government
Madriz
States
Chase of Thomas Lawson Ends in Capture by Police
Boston May 26 Thomas Lawson millionaire author of The System is chased by a zealous cop after a rainstorm drive for shelter. Patrolman McKinnon closes in as a second officer joins the pursuit splashing through puddles and finally arresting Lawson.
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Boston
Thomas Lawson
Lawson
McKinnon
William Seyler Acquitted in Atlantic City Murder Case
William Seyler was acquitted Wednesday night of the murder of Jane Adams on Atlantic City’s million-dollar pier. The crowded courtroom heard the verdict after a five hour jury deliberation, with cheers silenced by the judge.
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Mays Landing
N. J
William Seyler
Jane Adams
Atlantic City
Trenchard
Orvis Seyler
William
Seyler
Alice Adams
Jane Adama
Daughter seeks share of estate in Indianapolis case
Caroline Hartman claims she was not notified of her father’s death in time and blames stepmother Nettis Shandorf George for withholding information. She filed a petition in superior court seeking her portion of his $40,000 estate noting assets in his second wife’s name.
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Indianapolis
Caroline Hartman
George
Superior Court
Bankers to Meet in Michigan City
The Tenth district bankers will hold their convention in Michigan City on June 22, as advised by W. H. Gardner of Valparaiso, president of the Tenth District Bankers' Association.
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Michigan City
Bankers
Acording
Tenth District Bankers
Official totals in county nominations contests reported
Official totals in county nomination contests list candidates Buddy He with 8,878 votes and Fred Akin along with F. B. Bennett in a tally of local results.
Boosters Prepare for Northern Indiana Trade Trip
Towns along the route rally with plans for a limited hundred passenger interurban excursion. A Friday noon meeting in the Board of Trade assembly room will outline trip details and lunch, with uniform calls on merchants and short stops at towns. Local associations in Elwood South Bend Warsaw coordinate receptions and host events for Indianapolis visitors.
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Board of Trade
Indiana
Lkely
Indianapolis Trade Association
Commercial Organizationa
Indianapolis
Elwood Business Men's Association
F. H. Henley
Wabash Exchange
South Bend Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolii
Injunction Shapes Fair Counting In Marion County Primary
In Marion County the injunction amid the Democratic primary tightened ballot integrity and curbed boss influence. Taggart aligned with anti machine elements to push a brewery slate for the legislature, while Keach and his group charged double crossing as they lost county nominations.
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Ins Pectora
Marion
Carl von Hake
J. L. Keach
Tom Taggart
Jim Keach
Taggart
Keach
C. 5. Roesner
Frank P. Baker
John W. Keating
John Rauch
Jerry Mahoney
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Taggart
Seldensticker
Boencer
Maas
Buennagel
McGinnis
Kealing
Davis
Marion County
Machine Influence Shapes Indianapolis Prosecutor Race
The article analyzes Indianapolis Republican election dynamics with John Weaver winning 6,550 to 5,186 over W. D. Headrick, led by a city machine in wards Five, Eleven, and Twelve. It notes Headrick’s strong showings in several wards and townships, while detailing precinct-level results and the machine’s broader impact on the race and sheriff contest.
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John Weaver
W. D. Headrick
Weaver
Headrick
Indianapolis
Machine
Joe Keating
Lawrence
Werren
Perry
Decatur
Mecardel Center
Hendrick
Weavers
Mr. Headrick
Fatal blow in Rockford fight leaves marshal dying
Celina Ohio May 26 A village fight ends with Marshal Tom Cook dying from a fractured skull after alleged brick assault by Private Detective Cary Hedges. Hedges is jailed in Celina as the case unfolds.
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Celina
Rockord
Tom Cook
Cary Hedges
Hedges
Cook
Bull Kills Farm Hand in Washington County
Washington Pa May 26 John Vangho a farm hand on D S Maroney’s farm was gored to death by a bull on the premises.
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Bull Kills
Washington
John Vangho
D. S. Maroney
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