Market Liquidity Shock Grips New York Stocks
A drastic liquidation sent the New York stock market into demoralization with sharp price declines and widespread nervousness. Banks withdrew credits, foreigners sold holdings, and heavy payments due on the 15th pressured prices, while major issues like Union Pacific and Reading fell several points.
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New York
London
Berlin
Treasury Department
Jondon
Harriman
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Northwestern
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado
Stock Exchange
Newspaper subscribers urged to notify Tribune Company
Readers of the New Albany Tribune and Indianapolis Star are asked to inform the Tribune Company about delivery issues. The notice provides Cumberland 301 and Home 236 as contact references for reporters or subscribers to report missed or late papers.
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New Albany Txuiscwe
Indianapolis Star
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Home
Thaw Trial Admissibility Fight Shifts Tone In Court
District Attorney Jerome argues for the admissibility of Hummel testimony in the Thaw Nesbit case. He claims Hummel would recount Evelyn Nesbit stating Thaw beat her after Europe 1903 and accused White of drugging her. Defense objects that Hummel lacks relevance and argues the testimony concerns truth of Nesbit narration.
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New York
Europe
Thaw
Stanford White
Mr. Jerome
White
Lord William Beauchamp Neville Charged With Jewelry Theft
London authorities remanded Lord William Beauchamp Neville, fourth son of the Marquis of Abergavenny, on a charge of stealing a box containing 2000 dollars worth of pearls and diamonds by a trick. He previously faced a 1498 fraud sentence linked to a promissory note.
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London
William Beauchamp Neville
Marquis of
Abergavenny
Lord Neville
Old Hatley
Captain Spender-Clay
Wim. Waldorf-Astor
Trial in Coshocton probes church ban role in murder
Ida Bordenkersher faces trial for the Christmas day murder of her husband as defense argues social and church exclusion pushed her toward crime. Prosecutors outline a drunken brawl that preceded the fatal act and question moral blame.
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Coshocton
Ida Bordenkersher
Hollister Health Tea Promises Vitality And Strength
An old medical patent claim touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets as root-based remedy that invigorates, strengthens, and exhilarates with life producing properties not found in other cures, endorsed by Jno A. Zierelbaar.
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Hollister
Rocky
Peace near as Louisville streetcar strike eyed for arbitration
The Louisville Railway Company strike nears settlement as business leaders press for arbitration. A peace conference sparked hopes of resuming service while police bolster presence with 100 extra officers. Two violent clashes erupted at Fourth and Jefferson and at Seventh and Main, injuring individuals and prompting multiple arrests.
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Louisville
Louisville Railway Company
Commercial Club
Xweed
Dulles
Masorarth
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Seventh and Main Streets
St. Louis
Southern
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Piles
A mail order pitch offers Pyramid Pile Cure with free sample and guarantees instant relief from piles. It claims quick reduction of congestion and swelling, healing sores, and asserts testimonials from users like George Braneight of Sobellurg, Pa. The ad pressures readers to request a free trial by mail and then purchase via druggist or direct shipment.
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Iteelf
George Braneight
Sobellburg
Pyramid Drug Vo
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Oklahoma to adopt present laws in new state near future
Guthrie Oklahoma March 14 a provision in the schedule report of the constitutional convention says existing Oklahoma laws not repugnant to the constitution would stay in force in the new state. The constitution would take effect upon the president's proclamation and cities and towns would retain corporate status. Civil and criminal cases now pending would transfer to the Oklahoma supreme and district courts. President Murray named a seven member steering committee to assure adjournment this week.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme and District Courts
Murray
San Francisco Board Repeals Segregation Policy
The San Francisco board of education rescinds its act segregating Japanese pupils in public schools after resolutions agreed with President Roosevelt in Washington. They will adhere to the action if the president maintains his stance on limiting Japanese immigration.
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San Francisco
Wright Will Have to Answer
Denver reports District Attorney Stidger will prosecute Benjamin C Wright for the murder of his wife and daughter found dead in their home on February 25. He claims evidence shows poisoning by Wright. The defense calls Wrights alleged confession to the police chief worthless.
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Wright
Denver
Qdistrict
Stidger
Benjamin C. Wright
Delaney
British salvage request for Dakota wreck aid at Tokio
London reports on representations by London underwriters facing losses around 2 500 000 pounds if the Great Northern Steamship Dakota is total loss. The British admiralty asks Japan to dispatch a warship to the wreck area to assist in salvage operations near Tokio where the steamer ran aground March 3.
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London
Great Northern Steamship Company
Hner Dakota
Bay of
Tokio
Panama Construction reduces capital stock to 15 thousand
Albany March 14 The Panama Construction company linked to W. J. Oliver to fund the canal project filed with the secretary of state showing its capital stock diminished from 5,000,000 dollars to 15 thousand.
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Albany
N. Y
Panama Construction Company
W. J. Oliver
Panama Canal
Oliver
Secretary of State
Horses Perish in Fire at Wheatley Hills Stable
Edwin D. Morgan's Wheatley Hills stable near New York burned last night destroying many blue ribbon horses. The fire, caused by a bursting boiler, caused about 100000 dollars in damage.
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New York
Edwin D. Morgan
Wheatley Hills
L. 1
Woman Takes Own Life Over Illness in Kokomo
Despondent over illness and fear of extended suffering, Mrs. Jula Reed, 23, wife of Rolla Reed a well to do farmer six miles east of Kokomo, Indiana, committed death by swallowing carbolic acid at her home. The tragedy occurred March 14 as she faced a long season of pain.
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Kokomo
Ind
Jula Reed
Rolla Reed
Penalty for Striking an Editor in Atlanta
J H Crutchfield assaulted Col John Temple Graves was fined 100 dollars and jailed seven days in the city stockade. He was bound over to higher courts under a 1000 dollar bond on assault and battery.
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Atlanta
J. H. Crutchfield
John Temple Graves
Further Delay for Ruef in San Francisco Court
The hearing of "Boss" Ruef in Judge Dunne's court is postponed again with adjournment moved to Monday. Ruef's case, a high profile political graft matter in San Francisco, remains unsettled as the court schedule shifts.
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Ruef
San Francisco
Boss” Ruef
Dunne
Moa- Gay
Police Chief Held to Answer in Salt Lake City Case
Salt Lake City March 14 Chief of Police George G Sheets charged with conspiracy to defraud tourists passing through Salt Lake City has been held by Judge Whitaker to answer in the district court. A.D Williams Richmond Ind appeals for readers with weak lungs to try Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung remedies guaranteed at Kaessel s drug store. Sec and $1.00 trial bottle free.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George G. Sheets
Whittaker
District Court
Richmond
Ind
A.D Williame
West Mein St
Chas. D. Kaessel
Special Session Risks If Governor Vetoes Indiana Budget
Indianapolis March 14 Governor Hanly weighs vetoing the general appropriations bill over a $25,000 Indiana exhibit and salary increases for state officials. A veto could halt state operations, delay police and insurance bills, and trigger a costly special session estimated around $50,000.
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Indianapolis
Henry
Miller
Indiana
Jamestown
Mary Stubbs
Oscar Hadley
Hadley
House
Hanly
Old law corrected in Indiana saloon case acquits judge
Jasper Indiana March 14 Jacob Mittlebuehler justice of the peace at Celestine and former saloon keeper was tried on affidavits filed by Messrs Schneider. Defense argued that 1905 acts did not bar delivering liquor to a minor. Jury acquitted him. legislature adjourned has corrected the defect in the 1905 law.
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Jasper
Ind
Jacob Mittlebnehler
Celestine
Messrs
Schneider
Cox
Milburn
Kean
Mittlebuehler
Expensive Litigation Opens Over City Sewer Cost
Logansport Indiana March 14 A suit filed by Dr M A Jordan to halt Mayor McKee and the board of works from charging any part of the sewer cost begins a long costly fight Both sides vow victory Dennis Uhl has thousands at stake through the work Dr Jordan is backed by citizens seeking to bar future such contracts The new law allows a special arrangement with contractor Uhl passing over the governor s veto prompting senate controversy with Senator Will Woods opposing Governor Hanly
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Logansport
Ind
M. A. Jordan
McKee
Board of Works
Dennis Uhl
Dr. Jordan
Uhl
Gach
Senate
Will Woods
Hanly
Doctor John W. Arnold Acquitted In Malpractice Case
In Columbus Indiana on March 14 Dr John W Arnold earlier stripped of his license by the state board was found not guilty after a brief jury deliberation Edna McCalip the key state witness testified for the defense denying any treatment in question Arnold has appealed the board action and many expect license restoration.
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Dr. Arnold
Columbus
Ind
John W. Arnold
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Edna McCalip
Arnold
State Board
Circuit Court
State Sunday School Convention in Kokomo
Kokomo Indiana hosts the state Sunday school convention June 18 19 and 36 with about 800 delegates and a large number of other Sunday school workers from across the state expected to attend.
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Kokomo
Ind
Ermete Novelli Brings Italian Stage Craft to America
The Italian actor Ermete Novelli tours the United States with a celebrated repertoire after a prolific career in Italy and South America. He is supported by Olga Jinkani, a renowned Italian actress and his leading lady for about twenty years. Novelli, about fifty five, has played both comedy and tragedy in roughly 100 plays, including six Shakespeare dramas, and recently arrived from Mexico to begin this tour.
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Ermete Novelli
Calhas
Edsvin Booth
Italy
United States
Sylvind
Eleta
Olga Jinka
Signor Novelli
Ermete
Tie
Shakespeare
Mexico
Bark at the Foot of a Tree The Guess of Ages
In the Roovston Post a debate ensues between Weary Wille and Ragston Tutters over measuring a dog’s age. Wille quips the bark cannot reveal age while Tutters argues such a method would fail under the given circumstances.
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Weary Wille
Ragston Tutters
Roovston Post
Sound Echoes Deep in Carisbrooke Castle Well
The Intensity of confined sound is illustrated at Carisbrooke castle Isle of Wight where a well twenty feet deep and twelve feet in diameter lined with smooth masonry. A pin dropped into it yields a sound heard clearly as it strikes the water surface one hundred eighty two feet below.
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Carisbrooke Castle
Isle of Wight
German Gleanings and Prussian Census Notes
An article fragment notes Prussian population data and livestock totals, mentions Berlin music trade, and describes a German mechanical map. It references Prince Bremen planning a coup in 1390 to curb socialism, with Emperor William II opposing any reversal to preserve prestige.
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Basil
Germany
Bremnen
William II
Early money origins and colonial coin use across regions
The passage traces ancient money beginnings from Lydians to Roman tin coins and brass tokens, then notes regional adoption in New England and New Jersey in 1688, and mentions English gold penny weights. It also recalls 1052 colonial America use of musket balls as change and a farthing value.
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B.C
Holmer Neutions
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
America
Dooleyisms on heroes and rhetoric from Mr Dooley
A humorous Dooley quip critique on eloquence and courage. It mocks grand talkers who avoid real risks and defines heroism as practical action, noting a successful fool may be a hero in disguise.
Pith and Point: Promises, Self Control, and Gossip
A compact reflection on promises versus follow through. The author notes fear of consequences keeps men from self control and that bold actions invite talk. The piece contrasts male and female reactions to overbearing behaviors and gossip in public life.
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Toosble
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Wall Street
Ing
Chicago & Northwestern
Standard Oil
Sub-Treasury
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Obas
Thin
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Prussia
Tug
Mr. Dooley
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