Is Roosevelt the Plaintiff in Government Libel Case
Washington reports a debate over whether the United States or an individual is the real plaintiff in a criminal libel action. Subpoenas targeted newspaper men in New York and Washington, with speculation that President Roosevelt or figures like Cromwell or Robinson may be the complainant. Officials offer no official statement as authorities weigh government versus individual standing.
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United States
the Press Publishing Company
District of Columbia
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Douglas Robinson
Cromwell
New York
Supreme Court
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Otto Carmichael
Jesse Conways
New York Word
Indianagola News
Jeremiah Matthews
New York Sun
Soo Angus Saw
William Po Me
Capany
Todinguage
Weo
Indianapolis
Delavan Smith
Indianapoli News
Manhotlan
Atquireloeneto
Panama Canal
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Hite the
Brown
Iat Parker
Edward Hardin
Ated
Charles A. Clark
Albert Sabin
E Berry
Assensor
Nat Mr Smith
Newart
Tao Sit Er
Conference opens on child labor and arts council plans
The child labor conference opens in Chicago Thursday for three days while Taft prepares for canal zone departure. A push for a national council of fine arts is noted as part of Taft’s late-week activities.
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Chicago
Council of Fine Arts
Taft
Augusta
Canal Zone
Diamond Jubilee Marked by Methodist Leaders Tonight
In Washington the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church observes the diamond jubilee of the church’s missionary movement with prayer music and speakers. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks will address the event as funds are sought to support six African stations with a $360,600 goal.
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Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopalians
Melville B. Cox
Africa
Liberia
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Earl Cranston
Methodist Episcopal
Joseph C. Hartzell
Methodial Episcopal Church
Seeley family found dead in Seattle home
W L Seeley an Illinois banker examiner, his wife Kate and daughter Rene were found dead at their Capital Hill residence. Police say the women were struck with a hammer and Seeley appears to have killed himself after chloroforming them, then drowned in the tub. The coroner cites financial worries and insanity as motive.
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W. L. Seeley
Ilinois
Eckels
Kate M. Seeley
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Rene Seeley
University of Washington
Delta Gamma Society
Capital Hill
Seeley
New York Suffragists Launch Two Week Campaign
New York state women activists start a vigorous two week push beginning tonight at Yonkers and ending in Albany with two large meetings in the state capital to sway legislators. The events run January 25 and 26, marking a strong show of organized support. In Messina, a safety warning worth 60,000 is recovered from the ruins of the municipal building site after ongoing arcades and evacuations.
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Lan
Lane
New York State
Yonkers
Albany
Messina
Illinois Senate Ballot Opens Test in United States Senate Race
In Springfield Illinois the inaugural week centers on a ballot in the General Assembly to choose the next U S senator. Most expect Hopkins to fail in the house and the election to move to joint session where 103 votes are needed. Governor Deneen read his inaugural message after simple ceremonies.
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State House
Illinois
United States Senate
General Assembly
United States
Joint Assembly
Hopkins
House
Republican Caucus
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Shurtleff
Hall of Representatives
Cartwright
Deneen
Executive Mansion
Bland
Cox
E. E. Moore
Merchants’ Association
Mattingly
Stotsenburg
Senate
Hawkins
Harras
Old Quarrel Patched Up
The state department says special commissioner W. Buchanan in Venezuela has reached a basis for settlement and a protocol is being drawn for signature. The case is likely to go to the Hague International Court of Arbitration, though no official confirmation is issued.
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Washington
State Department
W. Buchanan
Venezuela
International Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Constipation and Indigestion Causes and Remedies
An article explains constipation arising from indigestion and how digestion affects the bowels. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, claiming they digest food, restore nerve vitality, and improve bowel action, with a trial package offer by mail.
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Canndt
Prison Reform Activist Maybrick Backs Prison Conditions
Washington January 18 Mrs Florence Maybrick former English prisoner freed after American women campaigned for her release said she would devote her work to prison reform. She appealed to Congress to press for better prisons with humane facilities and warned against marriage rumors. A separate note reports the schooner Swallow wrecked off Blue Point New Jersey Saturday night with presumed loss of crew and all aboard.
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Florence BE. Maybrick
Congress
de Petthe Tal
I Jutek
Long Island
New York
Schoone
St. Johns
N. F
Blue Point
L. J
Hope for the injured after Dotsero wreck toll rises
In Glenwood Springs Colorado on January 18 reports say no new deaths among the injured since Saturday and recovery hopes grow for the seriously hurt. The Dotsero train carried 136 passengers with many accounted for. George Mahon of Princeton Indiana is missing. his wife is severely injured and cannot describe details. Henry Dunn of St. Louis is among the dead, and A A Hamilton of Polo Illinois along with Thomas Cadwallader of Joliet Illinois are listed among the seriously injured.
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George Mahon
Princeton
Ind
Henry Dunn
Louis
A. A Hamilton
Polo
Thomas Cadwalllader
Joliet
Life 100 000 Years Ago Discovery Sparks Caution
Report notes scientists in Switzerland uncover bones of ancient men from a era of wild beasts. A.W. Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a severe lung ailment and stubborn cough. He endorses it for sore lungs and pneumonia prevention.
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A W Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
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Shively’s Toga Nears Readiness for Senate Election
Indiana General Assembly met at 2 PM and adjourned quickly as B. F. Shively prepared to win the U.S. Senate seat tomorrow morning. Democratic and Republican caucuses named nominees to succeed Hemenway with speeches limited to ten minutes.
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B. F. Shively
United States Senate
Senate
Robert E. Proctor
Elkhart
Benjamin F. Shively
Democratic Caucus
United States
Hemenway
Michael C. Thornton
Floyd County
House
Edgar Durre
Memenway
Republican Caucus
Williams
Warrick County
Vinol touted as cure for grippe bronchial illness
A testimonial from Maplies ville Ale claims Vinol cured his severe grippe related bronchitis and strengthened his system after exhaustively trying cough syrups. The letter urges Vinol for all ages, promising health restoration with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Siraggiet
New Albany
Massachusetts Conference on Oral and Dental Hygiene Opens
The six day session in Boston aims to educate the public on dental hygiene in schools, prevent infectious diseases, reduce pain, boost school health, and establish infirmaries for mouth and teeth treatment. Leaders say public understanding of dental care has been limited.
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Massachusetts State Conference On
Lydia Liliuokalani Still Retains Hope
Ex queen Lydia Kamakea Liliuokalani, in Washington, appeals to Congress for compensation for crown lands taken after annexation. She says she remains loyal to the United States and hopes for restitution while noting gains from the annexation but losses to her finances. In South Bend, baseball men from several cities meet to discuss league rules and franchise sales, with Bert Annis reporting on Grand Rapids. Electric Bitters praised by a Maine widow as restoring health after long hyppepsia, with local ads for the remedy.
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Congress
Hawaii
South Bend
Ind
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Three Empires Rise From Overnight Births at Versailles
A San Francisco Chronicle article surveys how the German empire emerged in 1871 at Versailles with William I as emperor, compares it to France’s sudden empire 1851 and Greece’s rapid political shift after independence, and notes curious origins of the term grayhound in London notes.
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Versailles
Paris
William
Prussia
France
Napoleon II
San Francisco Chronicle
Lesdon
Real Cloudburst Described by Scotland Correspondent
A Scotland Country Life correspondent recalls an extraordinary cloudburst on July 10 1901 near the Osiragorm mountains. A watcher describes a thunderclap and a massive wall of water that gouged a twelve foot deep channel, uprooting rocks, forming a tree wide loch, while the upper glen stayed clear. An ad follows touting Foley's Orino Laza tive as a cure for constipation and liver issues.
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Scotland
Country Life
Osiragorm
Dee
Taxpayer Notice From Multiple Townships and Georgetown
Notice to taxpayers for City of New Albany and surrounding townships including Georgetown River Grove and Silver Grove. Addresses and tax levy details appear in the public notice with instruction for payments and deadlines. The fragmented text indicates a corporation tax levy matter tied to Georgetown and adjacent municipalities.
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Levieyettle
Franklin Township
Creenville
Deorgelaen
Silver Grove
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