Exact Justice Quotes From Old Letter About Moyer Haywood Case
A New York report details President Roosevelt's reply to the Central Federated Union on miscarriages of justice in the Moyer Haywood extradition case. The union discussed Roosevelt's stance and agreed to send a copy of his letter to counsel for the accused, inviting evidence.
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New York
Sun Day
Central Federated Union
Roosevelt
Oraxzuinest Moser and Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Union
Washington
Mover
Haywood
John Henry
Eginelion
Coakley
Moyer
Haywood and Pettibone
Colorado
Detectives Chagrined Over Dover Mystery Death
The body of Horace Marvin Jr. was found near the marshes about half a mile from his last seen location. Physicians said no violence and the stomach was empty suggesting starvation or freezing after days of privation. Investigators remain perplexed by the close proximity to the Marvin home and repeated searches.
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Dover
Del
Horace Marvin, Jr
H. No Marvin
Marvia
Orleans Celebrates Deliverance With Dual Festivities
May 6 reports that Orleans observes the deliverance of the city from English forces by Joan of Arc on May 5, 1429. Municipal authorities allow Freemasons to join the celebrations, while clergy hold a separate cathedral event on May 12.
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Orleans
France
Joan of Arc
Guatemala City Reports New Explosive Mine Near Assembly
May 6 report notes a second mine of explosives found near the national assembly. Authorities release several prominent women detained on suspicion of conspiring to assassinate President Cabrera.
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Guatemala City
National Assembly
Cabrera
A New Ruler Wanted in Tangier Turmoil
Native reports from Tangier dated May 6 say tribes in Morocco City have proclaimed Mulel Hafig sul tan. Mulal Hafig is described as a brother of the current ruler.
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Tangier
Morocco
Mulel Hafig
Mulal Hafig
Mules
Vinol advertised as life restoring tonic in New Albany
The local druggist Chas. D. Knoefel promotes Vinol cod liver oil concentrate as a universal strength booster for old people and the run down. He claims Vinol avoids nausea and digestion problems and is backed by many U S pharmacists. Sale is advertised in New Albany and across towns.
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Mr. Knoefel
United States
New Albany
Chas. D. Kooefel
Nott White
Vinol
National congress opens in Los Angeles next Friday
A varied jumble of news items notes events from the national congress in Los Angeles to boxing matches in the city and naval matters abroad. It mentions Hattie Garee in Lima, police corruption probes in Kansas City, Franco Japanese entente prospects, royal birth amnesty, Spanish elections, Great Lakes navigation, Korean and Japanese actions, a Jack Sullivan versus Hugo Kelly bout, and a Chicago family tragedy.
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National Congress of Brothers
Los Angeles
Lima
Hattie Garee
Columbus
Kansan
Great Lakes
Korea
Jack OF
Boards of Health
Discuess
Inet
Washitgton
Michael Casey
John
Chicago
Jack Twins
Sullivan
Hugo Kelly
From the Ashes of the Past She Rooms a Wondrous San
Fragmentary lines describe a woman’s rooms and wonders emerging from ruins. The verse invokes splendor and identity, mentioning Rocky Moon tau Tea and a cryptic name Joo A Zinygelbsor.
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Rocky Moon Tau Tea
Joo. A
Zinygelbsor
Deadly Interurban Collision Near Bowling Green
Two people died and more than twenty were seriously injured in a head on crash between an urban and an interurban car near Bowling Green, Ohio. Both vehicles were traveling at high speed and telescoped in the impact.
Arkansas House Bills Bans Cigarettes Statewide
After extended debate the bill prohibiting sale manufacture or giving away cigarettes or cigarette papers was passed by the house. The senate had approved it months earlier and it now goes to the governor for signature.
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Little Hock
Ark
House
Senate
Boy crushed by streetcar near Twenty sixth street
Maynard Young twelve years old was killed when he tried to board a rapidly moving streetcar on Illinois street near Twenty sixth street while selling papers in Indianapolis.
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Neweboys
Indianapolis
Maynard Young
Twenty-sixth Street
De King's New Discovery Praised for Cough Cure in Iowa
G. C. Clark of Weatfield Iowa credits De King's New Discovery with saving his life from a deadly cough. He says two bottles cured him after severe throat and lung symptoms and hails the product as unequaled for coughs colds and long-standing chest complaints. Knoe fel druggist guarantees the remedy with 50 cent and one dollar trial options.
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G. 3. Clark
Weatfield
Iowa
de King
C. D. Knoefel
Chicago Fights For New Charter To Reflect Growth
Aggressive push in Chicago aims to secure a charter for a population far above 500 000. Prominent business leaders plan meetings across the city to build support as state legislators in Springfield weigh representation shifts and charter powers. Chicago fears reduced city influence if Cook County gains are capped.
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Chicago
Chicag
Springfield
Chicazo
Senate
Cook County
Breathitt Slaves Case Moves to Lexington Jury
Breathitt county's long feud turns to Lexington for the trial of alleged slavers in the Janes Cockrill case. The jury trial set to begin Tuesday before Judge Hargis with Senator Har gis Albert Hargis Sheriff Callahan and Jesse Spicer to face charges related to Cockrill's death.
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Lexington
Mass
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Janes Cockrill
Hargis
Albert Hargis
Sheriff Callahan
Jesse Spicer
Bar of Justice
Uawswer
Cockrill
Robbery After Chloroform Attack Near Gas City
Roscoe Crosby, 19, living half a mile south of Gas City, was found unconscious in his room after intruders entered, chloroformed him, bound his limbs, and gagged him with a towel. They rifled the room taking a diamond ring a towel and about $10 in cash.
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Marion
Ind
Roscoe Crosby
Uving
Gas City
Trevolver
Haywood Murder Trial Gathers Boise Lawyers and Witnesses
Practically every available Boise room is reserved for lawyers witnesses and newspaper men for the court trying William D Haywood on the murder charge in the Steunenberg case. Delay fears have been dismissed by statements from both sides.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Streetcar Strike Shuts San Francisco Lines
In San Francisco on May 6 the United Railroads conductors and motormen walked off at an early hour Sunday. About 2000 workers quit, no cars ran, and the company did not attempt service. The strike may spread to other employees but there was no disorder.
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San Francisco
United Railroads
Syruecv
Lasimen
Bation
Paugh
Marshal Monidas Aviacht
Baseball scores from a day of league games
National League at Chicago 3 Pittsburg 1 American League at Chicago 1 Cleveland 4 American Association at Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis 0 Columbus 1 St Paul 4 Minneapolis 7 Toledo 6 Mapes City Raila
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbue
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Mapeas City
Rala
Pennypacker Explanations Eagerly Sought in Capitol Scandal
Pittsburg May 6 Attorney General to press civil and criminal actions against those tied to Pennsylvania Capitol scandal. Inquiry to name defendants after public sessions. evidence alleges overpricing and substitution in lighting and fixtures, falsified contracts, and contractor profits. Former Governor Pennypacker defends board actions.
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Pittsburg
Todd
State Capitol
Tiffany Favrile
J. WH. Sanderson
Commission
Sanderson
Pennypacker
Huston
Schumacher
Indictments Return Against Chicago Police Officials
A grand jury returns four criminal indictments against ex Chief John M Collins and five other police and city officers. The charges stem from an investigation by the Civil Service Commission into alleged corruption in the police department tied to the mayoral campaign of former Mayor Edward B Dunne.
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Chicago
Rand
John M Collins
Elvish Service Commission
Edward B. Dunne
Oklahoma brewers indicted for Mistletoe liquor in Chickasaw nation
Ardmore report states J. T. May 6 and August Busch, son of Adolphus Busch, led a group of New State Brewing Company officers indicted by a grand jury on manufacturing a beverage called Mistletoe with excess alcohol. The liquor was reportedly sold in the Chickasaw nation.
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Ardmore
J. T
Busch
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Suicide of New York legal adviser Ernest W Hall shocks state
Ernest W Hall, legal adviser to Governor Hughes and former Cornell law dean, shot himself aboard a Hudson river steamer while traveling from Albany to New York to meet the governor. Nervous strain and long overwork cited as probable cause. Also quoted is a testimonial about Electric Bitters praising health benefits.
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New York
Ernest W. Hallcut
Hughes
Cornell Law School
Indiana University
Hudson River
Albany
Huffeat
Stolen Son Mystery Persists as Public Raises Search Fund
Terre Haute Indiana news recounts a three year long disappearance of Richmond Byers from Seelyville near Terre Haute. Parents and detectives pursued clues across the nation. a public fundraising fund in Terre Haute supports continued inquiry. Byers, a seven year old born in July, has night complexion left eye abnormal scar and a distinctive ear feature.
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Terre Phieute
Ind
Mass
Indiana
Meihber
Seelyville
Terreante
Byers
Dev
Tie
Terre Biaute
Dr Byers
Searc
Richmond Byers
Las Gravexes
Notio Eabdy
Ulek
Not Party to Whitecapping and Public Disturbances Reported
A string of violent events is sketched with suspects and witnesses. The text notes alleged whitecapping and a fatal shooting involving a boy and a man named Mounts in St Louis Crossing. It mentions a Columbus man shot by a fourteen year old and a jurors’ impatience at a circus parade affecting a verdict in Lexisport.
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Columbus
St.Louis
Lexuusport
Ind
Hares Whipple
Thotmaison
Infant smothered during family trip to Peterburg Tenn
The five months old child of Louis Thagor of Firth died en route to town when its warm wrappings were removed and the infant could not be revived. Police report and local inquiry follow.
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Peterburg
Louis Thagor
Firth
Printer's Foreman Takes Fatal Carbolic Acid Drink
John H amplurg, foreman of the Pike County Democrat in Petersburg Indiana, despondent over health, borrowed 50 cents and bought a ounce of carbolic acid, which he drank, dying shortly after.
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Petersburg
Ind
John Humburg
Pike County
Democrat
Local Farm Partner Dies by Own Hand in Ill Health Tragedy
Medaryville Indiana May 6 A T Caster aged 59 a farmer committed death by his own action blowing out his brains with a shotgun due to ill health He leaves a widow and four children.
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Medaryville
Ind
A. T. Caster
Jet Guar Shot by His Own Gun in Woods Incident
Jet Guar a former famous baseball pitcher and current postmaster of New Lisbon shot himself in the thigh with a pistol while hunting north of Dublin. The accident occurred in the woods and left Guar wounded but alive.
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Jet Guar
Dublin
New Lisbon
Lawson murder case heads to jury after resumed arguments
Public sentiment in Lafayette Indiana is split as the Lawson murder case nears a jury verdict. Lawyers resumed arguments today as confidence in the jury’s ability to weigh the case remains evenly balanced.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lawson
Jealous Lover Kills Girl Then Slashes Self
John Vaughan, 36, in Lafayette Indiana, killed Elizabeth Strubel, 11, in an old canal bed coppering jealousy over religious differences. He stabbed the girl, tried to cut his throat, was stopped by her father, and later jailed with ten knife wounds to his neck.
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Lafayette
Ind
John Vaughan
Elizabeth Strubel
Vaughan
Nune
Receivers Seize Kansas City Brewery Property Amid Legal Fight
Kansas City reports show receivers appointed by the state Supreme Court have seized hundreds of saloons and other brewery property in a prolonged effort to dismantle ten brewing firms. A dispute over ownership of Idle Hour park grounds and buildings prompted a pause for legal guidance in Topeka. Brewers threaten court action if sales proceed while the state plans proceeds for the treasury.
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Kansas City
Kansas
State Supreme Court
State Legal Department
Pittsburg
Idle Hour Park
Heim Hkrewing Company
Topeka
Great Drydock at Philadelphia Navy Yard Opens
The League Island drydock, long under construction, is pumped out and soon to be cleaned for service. It is hailed as one of the finest freshwater docks in the United States and will accommodate the largest battleships. Length, width, and depth measurements are reported though partly garbled.
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Great Drydock
Philadelphia
Mass
League Island
Chicago Board of Trade Revival Sparks Optimism
Chicago traders report a revival in activity at the Board of Trade during the last week of May and expect business to stay strong for some time, with optimism running high among more confident market participants.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Eight Men Lost in Fog Near Cape Sable
The fishing schooner Mystery reports eight men lost at sea after a fog off Cape Sable. The vessel had just returned from the banks when the incident occurred sixty miles from shore.
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Boston
Mass
Mystery
Cape Sable
Hearse Wrecked by Streetcar in Chicago
A hearse carrying Mrs. Christian Engleson to a cemetery was struck by a streetcar Sunday afternoon. The hearse overturned but the casket remained intact and pallbearers narrowly escaped collision. despite the wreck, the funeral proceeded after a two hour delay.
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Chicago
Christian Engleson
Lucknow Great Hall Linked to Lachkoon Mosque
The Lucknow Great Hall near the Lachkoon Mohammedan Mosque is the world’s largest columnless room, measuring 12 feet by 60 feet by 85 feet. Built during the 1784 famine to provide work, it uses a simple concrete mass with no timber or brick framing, mold removed after a year, and reportedly shows no decay despite centuries of standing.
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Lucknow
Lachkoon
India
Colummns
Warehouse fire at Schwarzschild & Sulzberger plant
An eight story brick warehouse complex at Forty Fliat and Paulina streets belonging to Schwarzschild & Sulzberger packers was partly ruined by a Sunday afternoon blaze. Damage pegged around $100,000.
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Chicago
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Fortyfliat
Paulina
Local notes from New Albany and vicinity
May term county commissioners meet at the courthouse. Miss Matte Wines of viadiem to preach at the Pentacostal Mission on Pearl Street. Hawke siege attendees at St Paul's Episcopal Church heard Rev Al Newlie. Fire alarm at 5 tonight to Mrs Aune B Danz on Bank Street. chandelier fire quickly extinguished. Knights of Semp far commandery set for Indianapolis next Wednesday with New Albany delegates. A man named Downian who stole 100 from John Kedioce at Lanesville confessed and was sent to the boys reform school at Platefield. Levi T Rager of Eureka died at his home aged about 72. leaves four children. Hotel Bourbon to reopen May 15 under RW Baorobaos of Loudon Ohio after improvements. Longtime Monon engineer L McDonald died in Lafayette aged 76. body transported to Maddy Fork for burial. survived by four sons all Monon engineers.
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Burohaw
St Charsies
RW Baorobaos
Loudon
Ohio
Louw McDonald
Lafayette
Maddy Fork
Mr McDonald
Lorenzo Brown
Monon
Song
Monona
Air
McDonald
Monoa
Danube River Described in New York Press Summary
The Danube is not the longest river but features blue waters flowing through 52 languages and dialects. It runs 1.875 miles with a basin area of 300,000 square miles and carries four fifths of eastern Europe’s commerce.
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Dannobe
Jast
Danube
Europe
New York Press
City Court News: Fines Imposed by City Ledge Pacis
Dreakerea Petrolmes Seery Tremen Starry and Popper were fined O11 today by City Ledge Pacis in a city court session.
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Seery
Tremen
Starry and
Popper
Pacis
Toeiletweoods Defeat Browns in Cincinnati Tilt
Baseball summary shows Toeiletweoods defeating the Browns 2 to 1 in Cincinnati. Pitchers and fielding highlighted with key plays including late ninth inning hit and defensive miscues. Eddie Haeer and crew contributed several catches while Brock and Larkin provided support on offense.
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Allirocners Furs
Eddie Haeer
Riether
Larkin
The First Coffee Tale From Arabia and its Discovery
An 15th century Arab traveler rests under a tree while cooking a meal and discovers fermented berries produce a strong infusion. He reaches Aden and shares his tale, inspiring a divine physician to try the brew and recover strength. The tree is named cahuab meaning force in Arabia.
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Alassinis
Gearon Grove
Aden
Arabia
The Original Assassina and its Crusade Era Role
The text defines assassin as a hired killer, notes the term’s roots in De Vaux or De dictionary usage, and traces the Assassina to medieval orders known for murder during the Crusades. It mentions leaders seen as chief figures and the intoxicating drug practice attributed to their work.
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de. Elray
Gitlan
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