Soldiers Disrupt Police. Milwaukee Militia to Face Court
Reports from Indianapolis tell of unruly soldiers from the militia and regulars clashing with police. Ten soldiers were jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a Scuttle at East and Washington, while others were accused of pushing pedestrians and insulting women. Colonel H C Carbaugh discussed handling cases via court martial or police court with Judge Whallon.
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Indianapolis
H.C. Carbaugh
Department of the Lakes
Fort Benjamin Hartson
Police Department
Fort Harrison
Carbaugh
Hyland
Army
Judge Whallon
East
Washington
Wreck Victims Recover After Chicago Mercy Hospital
In Chesterton Indiana September 15 survivors from the L E W wreck were taken to Mercy hospital Chicago and later regained consciousness. All victims reside in Indianapolis. Mrs Hecox died from internal injuries and skull fracture. Her son P A Loring collapsed upon identifying the body. The Lake Shore line cites fog and smoke from Northern fires obscuring signals as the cause and no suburban train passengers were injured.
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Loring
Hecox
Chicago
Lake Shore Road
Dillon slayer in jail as trusteе dies in Cin
Hamlet Billion, trustee of Bimore township, died after being shot by his brother in law H L Hale of Nicholasville Kentucky in Washington Indiana. Hale remains in county jail and is a nervous wreck as a special grand jury is planned likely indicting him for first degree murder. Dillon was a respected county figure and is described as a top citizen.
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Dillon
Washington
Ind
Hamlet
Bimore Township
H. L. Hale
Nicholasville
Hale
Fragmentary obituary line survives in fragment
A damaged passage notes a deceased person survived by a mother a widow and several children, indicating a local obituary brief with family survivors mentioned in incomplete form.
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Fie
Chicago Students Clash Over Secret Societies In Court
Chicago high school students and sorority girls battle the board of education over secret societies. Attorney John C. Wilson leads the legal push as Hyde Park’s 52 pupils face suspension and orders bar entry to students who refuse anti-society pledges. Nearly 200 could be kept from schools if refusals persist.
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Ghisaag
Chicago
John C. Wilson
Hyde Park School
Board of Education
Bonaparte seeks appeal in Commodities Clause Case
Washington September 15 Attorney General Bonaparte returns from Berkshire hills vacation and plans to stay in Washington until March 4 1909 implying retirement. He says work on appealing the Hepburn act commodities clause to the Supreme Court is underway and notes actions in the Standard Oil matter with possible reargument and certiorari if denied.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Berkshire Hills
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Grosscup
Supreme Court
Tragedy at Monroe and Thiel Streets Ends in Shooting
Mose Cook, a 45 year old insurance clerk, shot at his wife amid a crowded corner crowd. Bystander restrained him as the weapon misfired. the wife was rushed to hospital in precarious condition. Hundreds witnessed the incident.
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Megehis Yen
Monroe and
Thiel Streets
Mose Cook
Overzealous Fan Kisses Bryan Attendee Fined
Joseph Morgan was fined 10 and costs by Justice Phillips for overzealous behavior in welcomingWilliam Jennings Bryan. Morgan, eager to greet the presidential candidate, hugged and kissed Bryan at the Windsor hotel as Bryan prepared to address the crowd.
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Tay. W. Val
Willam Jennings Bryan
Joseph Morgan
Justice of the Peace
Phillips
Windsor Hotel
Bryan
Morgan
Mr. Bryan
British Embassy Robbed in Washington Incident
Burglars entered the British embassy and stole money most of the housekeeper Miss Clara Childs jewelry and a gold watch and chain. Ambassador and Mrs Bryce are in Europe and Miss Childs reported the matter to police. George Chism and William Owen mechanics doing repair work at the embassy are under arrest denying guilt.
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Washington
Clara Childs
Prisoner Claims Drug Bring to Court in Birmingham Age
A judge questions a prisoner who says he was brought to the scene under duress. The remark implies the man was dragged to the proceedings, with the Birmingham Age noting the severities of courtroom conduct.
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Birmingham
Hughes Renominated Governor of New York on First Ballot
Charles Evans Hughes was nominated by the Republican state convention in Saratoga on the first ballot with 827 votes to 15 for Wadsworth and 31 for Stewart. The victory came amid intense opposition from party leaders and a strong display of enthusiasm and unity in the Empire State.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Charles Evans Hughes
New York City
New York
Jas. W. Wadsworth, Jr
Livingston County
John K. Stewart
Montgomery
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York County
Nassau County
Gabo
Ilughes
Herbert Parsons
Hughes
Tiscre
Wes
Abe Qate
Lefuier
Owas Ooickl
Teutenant
Horne White
Cnemdacn
S. Koente
Attorneve Neral
Faiward Ro O' Mattes
Eric
Comptralby
Charles H. Gaus
VE Bang
Prank VO. Williams
Massisen
State Triasse Cor
BB. Puen Monren
Associant Justice
the Court of Appeals
Albert Haight
Erietas
New York Democratic factions unite before state convention
The Rochester Ticket reports that war ring factions in New York State Democratic circles agreed to unite last night. Upstate leaders had created scattered contested districts, but the accord removes friction expected at today’s state convention.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Democratic Ticket Stirs Amid Election Turbulence
Amid November election chatter a harmony program aims to welcome a presidential candidate for tonight’s coronation. Nomination questions swirl around Lt Gov Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler with a ticket led by Francis Burton Harriss for governor and S Whalen for secretary of state, Kellogg or Palmer as attorney general, Glynn for state engineer, Ricker for treasurer, and Hauser for comptroller.
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Geal
Lewis Stu Osant Chanler
Francis Burton Hirris
New York
Fate
S. Whalen
Monroe
Frank Kellogg
Glens Falls
Gessie M. Palmer
Schoharie
Comptro
Martin H. Glynn
Albany
George Ricker
Erie
Julius Hauser
Suffolk
Danish ex-minister Alberti admits wide frauds
In Copenhagen on September 16 M Alberti former minister of justice and president of the Danish Farmers' Export Association acknowledged a long pattern of fraud. He said he falsified books and defrauded members and London partners since 1888 while handling butter exports to England through the association.
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Cpenhagen
M. Alberti
Danish Farmers’ Export Association
England
Ti London
Record-Breaking Vote Marks Arkansas Governor Race
Rock, Ark., Sept. 16. The Democratic nominee George W. Donaghey led the ticket by a margin exceeding that of Governor John S. Little two years ago. Voter turnout set records statewide with strong Prohibition opposition and a split on constitutional amendments.
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Lit ‘E Rock
Ark
George W. Donaghey
Deis Ratic
Ernor John S. Little
Arkansas
James J. Hill at 70 on Great Northern anniversary
TERSE TELEGRAMS report James J. Hill of the Great Northern railroad celebrating his 70th birthday. The items note yellow fever in Havana, Taft declining a Bryan clash, Chicago chosen for the Traveling Passenger Agents association meeting, wheat market firmness, Roosevelt pleased by Saratoga convention, and Nicaragua's minister Corea resigning with Dr Rodolfo Espinista to succeed him.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Havana
Cuba
William H. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Hughes
Senor Corea
Washington
Rodolfo Espinista
Returns set Maine governor race in Republican lead
Complete returns show Bert M. Fernald winning Maine’s governor race by 7799 votes over Democrat Obadiah Gardner. The report also covers unrelated items including a cholera death in the Philippines, a Washington livestock meeting, and a court ruling on state sovereignty.
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Bert M. Fernald
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
Eleventh Amendment Limns State Dispensary Case
A federal appellate ruling in Richmond upholds that the Eleventh Amendment does not bar a suit against the South Carolina dispensary commission. The decision says the framers did not envision a state selling liquor and that the commission holds funds in trust for state debts, not exposing the state to suit.
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United States
Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Dispensary Commission
Dispensary Board
Richmond
Supreme Court of the United States
The Poor Member
A spokesman confronts Brother Lastly about a report that a worthy member cannot attend due to poor clothes. The Rev. Mr. Lastly replies with light humor that the affected person is his wife, implying a personal stake in keeping privacy.
Unknown Transcript Excerpt on Plane Sales Interaction
A fragment shows a young woman evaluating planes and urging higher quality while a salesman replies politely. The text is truncated mid dialogue with garbled words and unclear context.
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