Miss Lydia Falkenbach Reports Abuse at Girls' Industrial School
Columbus Ohio May 13 8 Miss Lydia Falkenbach a Delaware vocal teacher resigned and called Governor Harmon accusing Frankie Emmons of mistreatment at the Girls' Industrial School and asserting a Columbus girl Mary Skal luck with tuberculosis received poor medical care. Superintendent Dye denies abuse while a looming reorganization is hinted.
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Columbus, O
Lydia Falkenbach
Girls’ Industrial school
Delaware
Starmuti
Falkenbach
Frankie Emmons
gir
Cincinnati
Mary Skalluck
Columbus
Karmon
Miss Falkenbach
Dye
PL Dye
Harmon
Mather
AM Dye
Terribly Bouton
Disorderly conduct and escape quoted in report
The narrative describes a confrontation in which a man ejects a woman from a location after an argument. The Shallock girl, aged eighteen, is mentioned as being sent to the front in Columbus. Saint Anthony hospital authorities are noted as treating her neck injury, with medical care gradually improving the condition that initially seemed fatal.
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Saint Anthony’s hospital
yast
Columbus
Shallock
Saint Anthony hospital
Independence Club A Wreck At Gramercy Park
New York May 13 The National Independence club once thriving after Taft’s election is a wreck now leasing its grand Gramercy Park club-house to the Technology club, a college group. Lori O Reilly says the club’s failure shook the party but did not end its influence. Mrs Burdette Stricken in Los Angeles, husband recently ill, family fears for her condition as care burdens rise.
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Technology
New York
National Independence club
Independence party
W. RB. Hearst
Gramercy Park
Taft
Independence
Technology club
Lori, O'Reilly
Hearst
Wat the
clu
Senator Burrows Warns Free Cuban Ore Threatens U S Iron
In a May 13 senate speech Senator Burrows of Michigan warned that making iron ore free would devastate U S mines. He cited 525 mines in 29 states producing 52 million tons in 1907 and alleged Cuba holds 600 million tons of high grade ore. He urged keeping tariffs to protect miners and revenue.
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Pennsylvania Steel Company
Washington
Aldrich
Burrows
Michigan
senate
Cuba
Wilson
Bullows
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
geological survey
Rayner
Maryland
Wright Brothers Homecoming in Dayton May UK Am May UK
Orville and Wilbur Wright with sister Catherine arrive in Dayton from New York to a citywide triumph. Crowds line Hawthorne Street, garlands fall, and a welcome reception at No 7 Hawthorne prepares for a June 17 18 celebration. Father Dr Milton Wright joyfully greets them as townspeople vow continued expansion of their Dayton plant and talks with Washington to secure American rights to their invention.
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Hanwthorns Street
Dayton
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Miss Cathering
Panhandle
New York
Wright
Hawthorne
Wrights
Washington
United States
imp
Catherine Wright
Milton Wright
Wilbur
honn
Massive Bronze Statue To Greet The Vessels
New York May 13 The lonely statue of Liberty guarding New York harbor is to have a companion a massive bronze American Indian. The idea was discussed at a Wanamaker dinner for Colonel William F Cody with General Horace Porter General Nelson Miles and many other old Indian fighters present. Wanamaker advanced the plan, steps will be taken to erect a statue of an Indian with outstretched arms welcoming the world and relieving the long vigil of the liberty goddess.
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New York
New York harbor
Rodman Wanamaker
William F. Cody
Horace Porter
Nelson Miles
Wanamaker
Hepburn Tells Taft of Sugar Trust Stealing
Washington May 14 Representative Hepburn of Iowa told President Taft that sugar trust theft via fraudulent entries has persisted in New York for nearly twenty years. He cited a 18-year-old committee report revealing bribes to officials and a single importer saving duties, with one man allegedly earning 3500 dollars and the importer profiting about 250000 dollars in one year. Child abducted in Dayton as unknown man snatched Seth, four, from a fence then fled toward downtown. Ex-State Senator John W Morris, Troy, died of heart failure at age seventy.
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Thobbina Varele
Washington
Representative Hepburn
Iowa
Taft
New York
Hepburn
customs bureau of
Whitehead Chance
Dayton
Seth
Walter Kars desty
south
Barney street
Third street
Pead
Troy
John W. Morris
Elka
Tolstoy and Roosevelt clash over Bryan politics
A New York dispatch reports ex President Roosevelt attacks Tolstoy over his support for Bryan in the 1908 campaign. Roosevelt denounces Tolstoy and the Bryan platform's naval policy, arguing Tolstoy influences only weak or fanciful followers and that strong men reject his moral teachings. Continued on Page Three.
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Count Talstoy
Toletosy
Tolaias
Awakening Debate on Price Causes in Senate
Washington May 18 The Senate debated price responsibility amid calls that manufacturers and mill owners, not retailers, bear blame for high consumer prices. Senator Gore defended retailers as struggling middlemen, noting retailer expenses and arguing tariffs harm infant industries while wholesalers dodge accountability.
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Washington
senate
Hate
congress
Gore
Oklahoma
Maine
Hale
grand jury
Steubenville Boys Burned By Tin Can Boiler Accident
May 14 in Steubenville Ohio, fourteen year old Robert Everson built a steam boiler from a tin can to power a miniature saw. The boiler burst during operation, scorching several playmates. Emmett Everson, younger brother, was seriously burned and may lose his sight. several others were singed.
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Steubenville
Robert Everson
Emmett Everson
Tuberculosis Fight Falters Say Straus Milk at Core
May 14 Washington reports Nathan Straus, NY philanthropist, argues tuberculosis drive fails to curb the White Plague. He cites NY health data showing a 33 percent rise in two years and blames dairies selling unpasteurized milk from tuberculous cows. He urges criminalizing sale of such milk or requiring pasteurization. The National Association meeting continues as prominent speakers prepare a public address.
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Nathan Straus
National Association for the Study
Washington
New York
National Association for the Study and Prevention
Strous
New York health department
Dr. Koch
Straus
Mosler
department of agriculture
Revenel
Wisconsin
Theobald Smith
Harvard
Schroeder
cstadel
chairy farm
New Willard
Homer Pojick
andresses
Blyce
Great Britain
Cannon
William Oaler
Baltimore
Hundreds Hunt Mad Dog in Licking County
Newark Ohio May 13 Hundreds armed with clubs and guns roam the northwestern part of Licking county seeking a mad shepherd dog that yesterday at Groton attacked Melville Fisher’s two children a two year old girl and a five year old boy. The dog ripped flesh in twenty places and required stitches. A report of the dog’s seizure in Morocco was denied in a Tangier dispatch.
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Newark
Licking county
Melville Fisher
Groton
Washington
Morocco
Qum‘mere
Tangier
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