Foraker Talk Defiance Pushes Back on Taft Primaries in Ohio
Senator Foraker issues a spirited reply to Brown and the Republican central committee, opposing early presidential primaries. He asserts Ohio Republicans must have a voice, vows to abide by convention decisions, and warns against preemptive moves that would threaten Taft and the party unity in the state.
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Ohio
Washinuten
Foraker Tatay
J . Chaan Brown
Republican
Columbus
Wltral
Gav. Hargis
Mier
Sd Pikate
Ati Ds
Brown
Taft
Lehall
Keep Clean Rule for manure piles in stables and livery yards
The notice orders cleanliness for stables and stable yards to prevent house flies. Between May 1 and November 1 only limited manure may accumulate at private stables and livery or hotel stables, and removal must avoid public mess. Additional details promote hygiene and pest control.
Clubman Shoots in Washington Quarrel Over Cab Fare
In Washington on May 18 Gaston Philip of New York and a clubman named Washington exchanged gunfire with Frank B. night carriage driver across Mackaber. Philip, reportedly drinking, shot and wounded the driver during a quarrel over cab fare. Philip was arrested amid the disturbance.
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Washington
Gaston
Philip
New York
Washinton
Frank B
Cross Mackaber
Madison Coal cashier arrested for missing funds
Caleb V. Bartlet, cashier of the Madison Coal Corporation, was arrested a week ago on a charge of being short nearly $26,000 in his accounts. After making a confession he disappeared and knowledge of his arrest was suppressed.
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St. le
Caleb V. Bartlet
Madison Coal Corporation
Boise Jury Draw Delays in Haywuml Case
In Boise Idaho on May 18 the Haywuml case opened with 20 peremptories, 32 talesmen to screen, 11 in box awaiting challenges, and one for cause. No jury in sight as many argue the venire may exhaust before a verdict, with contempt questions over Orchard interviews fading.
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Boise
Talesmen
Haywuml
Orchardt
Veedines
Weds Factory Girl Amid Matrimonial Quest Abroad
Bryan and Fredericka Mur phy, both naming marriage plans, traveled to Hayton to have a ceremony legally performed under different state laws. Accompanied by two year old Hanes Mixx, the pair seek a valid union amid differing matrimonial statutes.
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Hanes
Mixx
Fredericka Murphy
John
Plot to Escape at Chicago Jail Targeted by Prisoners
A plan by county jail inmates to blow a hole in the pool building wall was foiled by Jailer Whitman. The ringleader named in the failed scheme was Charles Lanier, an attacker already sentenced to life for police officer murder.
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Chicago
Whitman
Charles Lan I *É Sen
Alner
Lfe
Change in Ambassadors to Copenhagen Planned for September
Washington May 18 Thomas J OBrien of Michigan U S ambassador to Copenhagen will become a main September on the retirement of Luke E Wright of Tennessee who has given notice he wished to leave the series at that date
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Washington
Thomas J O'Brien
Michigan
U. S
Bainister
Copenhagen
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Surprised Train Wrecker Detained in Sirk Oklahoma
In Sirk Oklahoma on May 18 officers detained a man in railroad yards believed to be a train wrecker. He had extinguished the switch light and thrown the switch. He carried meal tickets from various towns in the Midwest and held two switch keys. He is being held pending investigation.
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Sirk
Okla
Middle West
Shorthorns to Mexico debated by Harris and Teragrax
Ex Senior W A Harris predicts Shorthorns will thrive in Mexico. He met Governor Don Luis Teragrax of Chimahua to discuss cattle imports. Harris has recently returned from Mexico and notes officials’ interest in introducing U S Shorthorn Breeds. He cites potential shipments from Missouri or Kansas and references Mexican and U S cattle markets.
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Mexico
W. A. Harris
Don Luis Teragrax
Chimahea
Euser der
Harris
American Shorthorn Breedsters’ Association
Gov
United States
Ned States
Jalisea
Man Wanted for Embezzlement Killed by Freight Train
A man identified as L. J. Ham, formerly a foreman at Ton Lumber Co. in Meri t Mississippi, faced embezzlement charges on a warrant issued May 18. He was reportedly killed by a freight train in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
L. J. Ham
Ton Lumber Company
Merit
Mississippi
Take More Brewers Property In May Court Ruling
The state supreme court directs three receivers of former confiscated brewery property to also assume control of all property forming the stemming to the Anheuser Busch association of St. Louis. The receivers are placed under a 45000 pound bond.
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State Supreme Court
Anheuser Busch Yg Association of
A Gala Day At Naval Academy Rowing Meet
Annapolis Md May 18 Today promises a gala rowing day as the Naval Academy eight faces Cobknaibia in a key race with the Midshipmen.
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Annapolis
Naval Acadetr
Woman suffers fall and heart spell after accident
Mrs. E B Crocker was struck by a sudden heart spell yesterday and collapsed from the back porch of her Mississippi Street home. Neighbors rushed to assist as she sustained minor bruises and injuries, with witnesses noting the fall but noting no serious harm beyond temporary distress.
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EB. Crocker
Mississippi Street
The Blue and the Crimson Duel at Yale Harvard Meet
May 18 New Haven Conn coverage of the fifteenth dual meet between Yale and Harvard. Pre game details hint at preparations and expected competition as both sides aim for strong performances in the classic intercollegiate rivalry.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Blue
Crimson
More Strikers In San Francisco Rally In sympathy
May 18 San Francisco electricians joined the United Railroads strike in solidarity with striking carmen. The walkout affected service as workers halted, drawing attention to ongoing labor disputes and union pressure in the city.
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San Francisco
United Richroads
Carmen
Revolution era powder plot sparks early rebellion tale
In December 1774 Paul Revere warns Major Sullivan in Durham New Hampshire of British regiments marching to Portsmouth. Sullivan gathers a patrol, captures Fort William and Mary’s powder, and buries it under a pulpit. The powder aids American forces at Bunker Hill and signals the start of rebellion weeks before Lexington.
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Paul Revere
Durham
N. H
Jain Sullivan
Boston
Portsmouth
Sullivan
William and
Mary
Seeurhis
Drekes Gate
Aris
John Temerett
Parson Adam
Cock Road
Fort William and Mary
Lexington
New Harmshire
Rev
Quint
Dover
Cuban treasurer General Carlos Roloff dies in Havana
Havana reports the death of General Carlos Roloff the Cuban treasurer who passed away today May 18 in the capital.
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Havana
Carlos Roloff
Cuba
Baptism of Spanish Heir Dominates Madrid News
In Madrid on May 18 the private chapel at the palace hosted the baptism of Prince Alfonso of the Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne. The ceremony drew attention amid a slate of local ads and notices including souvenir spoons, museum events, and shop promotions from Gustafson's Wolf's Book Store and other merchants.
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Madrid
Alfonso of the Asturias
Court House
Y. Mlc. A. Public Library
Frazer Hall
Haskell
Emmy
Gustafson’s
Trust era suits filed to oust gas and electric firms
In St Louis on May 16 the circuit attorney filed suits to oust the Laclede Gas Light Co and the Union Electric and Power Co alleging violations of anti trust laws.
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St. Louis
Circuit Atorney
Laclede Gas Light Co
Union Electric and Power Co
Temperance fight stiffens in General Presbyterian assembly
In Columbus on May 18 Dr. David Wills Jr. of Oswego N Y refused to join the temperance report committee. The moderator had appointed him but he declined stating he did not want to head a committee that would be a bone of contention and a target for those opposed to the report.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Presian Assembly
David Wills, Jr
Oswego
Post card postal woes and spring fever talk
A fragment discusses stamps and addresses for souvenir post cards, noting many mailed without addresses and the dead letter office receiving sixteen such cards. It mentions seasonal weather and a casual attitude toward stamping and suggests trying bisque ice cream and locating Le Donglan shoes advertised by Abe Wolfson at 637 Mass. street.
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le Donglan
Abel Wolfson
Mass
Fraud and dispute over wire fence machine agency
A notice alleges fraud involving Dr. Snider and J A Mitten of Practical Wire Fence Co Huntington. The dispute centers on an agency sale in Panglas County, a note for 30, and alleged misrepresentations about the machine’s origin and price. The case includes a suit and arrest warrants as the farmers are alerted to the controversy.
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Snider
Panglas County
Mitten
Vow Cowith
Jiastir Clark
Schmitz Is Out In San Francisco Governor Control
May 15 report claims mayoral powers are increasingly in the hands of a seven member committee. The group is said to have a written agreement with Mayor Schmitz to heed their requests. An initial police department probe signals a broad municipal audit to follow.
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San Francisco
Committee of Seven
Schmitz
F W. Vansicklen
Ruef Avoids Comment on Bribe Allegation
Abrabaro Ruef refused to discuss Mayor Echmitz's claim that Ruef lied about paying bribes to the mayor. He stated the remark was made under oath and could be depended upon, offering no further remarks.
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San Francisco
Abrabaro Ruef
Echmitz
Ruef
Gold Fish at Raymonds and New Stock at Boyles
Readable ad notes Raymonds offering gold fish and Wiedemanns selling Chinese lanterns and crystals. Boyles at 723 Mass St features an entirely new stock of Japanese lanterns in all sizes shapes and prices. Active commerce entries indicate local shops promoting pets decor and supplies.
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Boyles
Mass
Governor Pilker in Kansas City Meets Police Board
Governor Pilker held talks with the Kansas City police commissioners about charges of police corruption. Five department officers sent floral offerings to Topeka after Mrs Heiniseli's funeral.
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Kansas
Pilker
Kansas City
Board of Prelice ‘Commissioners
Topeka
Classified notices mix prompts and requests on Jersey streets
Multiple short ads appear from a historic newspaper page including lost items a gold watch and fleur de lis pin, wanted workers and travelers, sales of a farm horse and house, leasing a cottage, and a city house with well water. Addresses include 1009 Jersey street 1100 New Jersey street Plymouth Place Chicago Mass Alabama St. Provides bells and phone numbers.
Weather tease and ice cream ad copy from Squires and E Seidel
A fragmented ad style notice promotes weather for Ewing and urges readers to order ice cream from Palace of Sweets and meat from E Seidel. It touts freshness and delivery to homes, with contact by phone and local location cues near Watkins Bank.
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Ewing
Watkins Bank
Palace of Sweets
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