Impeachment Talk Grows Over Judge Archbald Case
Washington May 6 report says House Judiciary Committee moves quickly on impeachment inquiry into Judge Robert W. Archbald of the U S commerce court. Subpoenas issued for Erie railroad, Williams culm bank dealings. Brownell and Rowland named as witnesses in a probe of potential improprieties and profits from a proposed sale.
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Washington, D. C
House Judiciary Committees
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
House Committee On Judiciary
Archward
Erie Railroad
Edward J. Williams
Scranton
Archbald
Culm Banka
Pennsylvania
George F. Brownell
W. P. Rowland
Marion Coal Company
Archhbald
Pennsylvania City
Willams
Judge Archbald
Brownell
Williams
Erie
Judiciary Committee
House
Archibald
United States Senate
Reynate
Senate
Train plunges into ditch near Springfield. one killed
A Chicago and Alton passenger train traveling from Kansas City to Chicago derailed eight miles southwest of Springfield at 1 PM on Sunday. An unidentified youth riding in the blind baggage was killed. Many others were only lightly injured, none fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Chicago
Roosevelt Dominates Texas in Primary Conventions
The Texas primaries held Saturday show Roosevelt sweeping the state. In the Democratic race Wilson led Harmon Clark and Underwood by receiving more instructed votes than all three opponents combined.
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Austin
Tex
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Underwood
New York Boston Chicago Indianapolis
Local listing notes six numerical figures tied to major cities New York Boston Chicago and Indianapolis with digits 10 78 70. The fragment provides no verbs or context. Further readable details are missing to establish an event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Chicago
Indianapolis
Judge Archbald Under Probe In Commerce Court
Judge Archbald becomes the subject of a formal investigation into his conduct at the Commerce Court. The inquiry seeks to determine facts surrounding potential missteps and conflicts of interest within the high profile case handling.
Gomez Busy At Making Up Cabinet In Mexico
Firing erupts as 700 rebels die in Cuatro Cienejas trap set by 3,000 federal troops in Coahuila. Vasquez Gomez, provisional president, contends with advisers as rebels unite against Madero. Rebel advance south repairs rail lines toward Torreon. US reports two soldiers shot on Rio Grande patrol.
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Fagie Pass
Tex
Cuatro Cienejas
Coahuila
el Paso
Vasquez Gomes
Mexico
Juarez
Morio Canton
Francisco Pradillo
Gomez
Orozco
Vasquez Gomez
Madero
Torreon
Jesus Morales
United States
John B. Baker
Eighteenth
United States Infantry
Rio Grande
Stover
Washington
Taft Roosevelt tightens race as Panama fears rise
The cable notes Taft and Roosevelt in key national contests with Maryland primaries today and Ohio campaigning for May 21 delegates. A dismal string of crises includes a New York bank cashier’s arrest and a fatal shooting by a discharged clerk in New Jersey. Edison plans eight years of schoolroom film work. Panama reports flood in political fights and US supervision talks. Roosevelt and Taft trade barbed remarks on mutual usefulness.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Ohio
Frank T. Arnold
First National Bank of
New Berlin
N. Y
Maryland
Taft
Anthony Parchall
Mary Rucker
Charles Rucker
Little Ferry
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Panama
United States
New Orleans Faces Grave Flood Peril as Levees Struggle
May 6 report warns of impending breaks along Mississippi levees from Natchez to the gulf. Army engineers say a single breach could cause massive loss of life, with Flood Street levee in the hardest fight. Torras crevasse and Edenborn transfer sinking add to frantic efforts to floodproof the city and protect lower districts.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Natchez, Miss
Gulf
Sugar District
Baton Rouge
Melrose
Flood Street
Canal Street
Bayou Dee Glaizes
Paton Rouge
Melville
Morganza
Transfer Edenborn
Louisiana Railway and Transportation Company
Torras
Titanic Disaster Inquiry Concludes Hearings
The senate committee investigating the Titanic disaster has wrapped hearings and will draft a comprehensive report. Senator Smith says the panel will recommend life saving legislation and expects speedy congressional action. He notes no further public hearings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Jain
Smith
Congress
New York
Appointment of German ambassador in London sparks talk
London report says Baron Von Bieberstein poised to shift Anglo German relations as he leaves Constantinople for London. Count Wolff Metternich retires while Baron Dieberstein gains influence. Rumors say Baron Pacassini may move to Vienna and Germany may ally with Austria in the Italy Turkey war.
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London
Baron von Bieberstein
Constantinople
Count Wolff-Metternich
von Bieberstein
England
Germany
East
Baron von Dieberstein
Baron Pallasicini
Turkey
Vienna
Italy
Austria
Titanic body search to continue from Halifax
The government steamer Montmagny will relieve the Minta to extend the Titanic body search. It will cruise along the gulf stream edge and probe cold waters up to 100 miles north of the sinking site, with supplies for a ten day cruise and bodies for undertakers.
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Halifax
N. S
Montmagny
Minta
T Ia
Petition Filed to Review Marion Dry Judgments
Marion Indiana May 6 wet advocates file in Grant Circuit Court for immediate hearing to review Judge Paulus May 15 last year ruling that county commissioners actions on the option election were ministerial and that appeals do not lie from the dry order. They seek a judgment aligned with Kokomo decision that commissioners duties are judicial. If Paulus sustains remanded appeals, Feb 28 1911 wet majority and license grants may go back to circuit court for proof of excess illegal votes. Saloon men seek a quick hearing within a month. none closed, some stock recovered for soft drinks.
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Marion, Ind
Marion “Wets
Circuit Court
Paulus
Marion
Supreme Court
Kokomo
Commissioners’ Court
Strike Continues as Wage Talks Fail in Indiana District
Terre Haute Indiana May 8 The failure to fix a basis for wage contract talks after a five day joint conference ends with adjournment sine die. The strike continues in district No 11 as the scale committee gains authority to set future policy. W D VanHorn urged miners to let the scale committee decide further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
District No. 11
Local Socials and Church Meetings and a Funeral
Grant Finley and Beatrice Woods were married last evening. The women s suffrage association meets next Friday after noon at Carnegie library. The Second Presbyterian church brotherhood meets next Thursday night in church parlors. The Epworth league cabinet of Trinity M E church meets tonight at 7 and the official board at 9. The funeral of Mrs Mary A Nichols on was held yesterday at St Paul s Episcopal Church conducted by Rev A Leflingwell. The body went to Fairview cemetery. Mosquitos carry malaria. Electric Bitters expel malaria germs and aid appetite and strength. Testimonial from Wim Fretwell of Lucama N C says three bottles cured malaria. Best for stomach liver and kidney ills. Knoefel Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Nicholson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. Leflingwell
Fairview Cemetry
Wim. Fretwell
Lucama, N
Iver
Knoefel Drug Co
DePauw President Honored at Methodist Conference
Francis B. McConnell president of DePauw University Greencastle Ind was given an ovation on stage at the quadrennial Methodist Episcopal Church conference in Minneapolis 800 delegates attend The event signals strong support for his possible elevation to the episcopacy with elections planned May 13 Other Indiana figures mentioned for bishop honors include Dr Elbert R Zaring and Joshua Stansfield plus J Frank Hanly leading temperance efforts and others amid a debate on dancing diocesan systems and reducing church periodicals
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Minneapolis
Francis B. McConnell
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Deaconesses’ Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
McConnell
J. Frank Hanly
Joshua Stansfield
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stansfield
Elbert R. Zaring
Meridian Street
S. J. Herben
Epworth Herald
James W. Vancleve
Illinois
Still Alive After Kentucky Feud Shootout
In Jackson Kentucky May 6 a message from Crockettsville reports Edward Callahan leader of the Haregis Callahan clan survived a Saturday shooting in front of his store. Two surgeons fishing nearby may help him fight death as tension remains high with no outbreak.
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Jackson
Crockettsville
Edward Callahan
Callahan
Socialist Convention Opens in Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 6 The opening session of the national Socialists convention will be held at 10 o clock next Sunday morning in Tomlinson hall. From that time until the following Saturday night and probably longer the convention will be in full swing. Fifteen hundred Socialists will be in Indianapolis that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Socialists
Tomlinson Hall
In-ianapolis
Preacher Charlies Martz Ends Life in Indiana
The Indiana preacher Charlies Martz, aged sixty, with a thirty five year ministry in the Christian church, died by drowning himself in a water barrel at his Arcadia home while suffering from dementia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Charlies Martz
Arcadia
Christian Church
Indiana
Monoplane Crash Ends Count Robillard Cosnacs Fight
Count Robillard Cosnac was killed near Nice when a strong wind tore the wings from his monoplane causing it to fall about 300 feet.
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Robillard Cosnac
Nice
Grigsby Brought to Princeton For Trial In Death Case
Ralph Grigsby twenty years old was arrested at Jasper ind and brought to Princeton ind for trial following the death of Helen Kreas. The coroner of Dubois county filed the affidavit after the girl died at Oakland City in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Ralph Grigsby
Jasper
Helen Kreas
Dubois County
Oakland City
Grigsby
National League Baseball Results From Chicago and St Louis
National League games feature Pittsburgh at Chicago with an 8 to 2 final and St Louis defeating Cincinnati 11 to 2. American League action shows Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at St Louis with mixed scoring in a day of league play.
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St. Louis
R.ile
Cincinnati
Smith, Humphries
Bagby
Renton
McLean
Dale, Laudermilk and
Wingo
American League
Chicago
Rlh.e. Cleveland
Kuler
Easterly
Mogridge
Black
Detroit
RIHLE
Willett and Stanage
Lake and Stephens
Ambiguous Sports Scores List From Kansas City Minneapolis
A fragmented sports brief lists results with numbers attached to teams and cities including Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis Columbus and stray letters. The incomplete entry obscures final scores and matchups, offering no clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Veneer Mill Fire Damages Ladoga Enterprise
Fire destroyed the veneer mill owned by Harry F. Daugherty and R. Carl Scott of Crawfordsville. Loss estimated at 59000 with partial insurance. The office building books papers and some lumber were saved.
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Ladoga
Ind
Harry F. Daugherty
R. Carl Scott
Crawfordsville
Glenwood tops Portland in opener. Kentucky and Indiana League forms
Glenwood defeated Portland 7 to 4 at Glenwood Park as Hurley relieved Harold in the fourth and held Portland scoreless after a three run inning. Howd Norton and young talent impressed. league plans include Jeffersonville Glenwood Butchertown Fetters Madison and Portland with a 20 game schedule starting May 12. New Albany and Jeffersonville business colleges won 10 to 4. Sunday school league results listed with multiple scores. A Joliet Ontario resident credits Wings New Discovery for relief from typhoid pneumonia–cough.
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Glenwood
Portland
Glenwood Park
Hurley
New Albany
Harold
Kentucky
Indiana
Howd
Norton
Jeffersonville
Louis Schan
Herold
Lexington Bluegrass Club
Zack Deem
Glenwoods
Holy Trinity
Holy Cross
Peck Hurley
Madison
Butchertown
Fetters
Gas Belt
Evansville
New Albany Business College
Jeffersonville Business College
Biel
Walter Wolford
C. Strack
First Presbyterian
Wesley Chapel
Trinity
Third Presbyterian
Central Christian
Park Christian
Second Presbyterian
J. F. Cox
Joliet
Knoefel Drug Co
Italian Flag Raised Over Rhodes Castle After Skirmishes
Rome reports that on May 6 the Italian flag was hoisted atop the knights’ castle in Rhodes after fighting the day before. Warships bombarded Turkish positions while Italian troops advanced from the coast. five Italians were wounded and the Turkish defense remained strong in the hills seven miles southwest of exits.
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Rome
Knights of St. John
Rhodes
Missionary Meeting Planned for Indiana Women
Munete Indiana May 6 Extensive arrangements are being made for a mass missionary meeting of the women of the Christian church in Indiana to be held at the First church here Wednesday and Thursday Every church in the state is expected to send at least two delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munete
Ind
Women of the Christian Church
Indiana
Indiana travel group elects Cheadle as president
Muncie May 6 Ralph T Cheadle of Frankfort son of late congressman Joseph R Cheadle was chosen president of the Indiana division of the Travelers Protective association at the final business session of convention here. Outcome of Drug Brawl Hartford City Ind death from drunken brawl near the city. Harry Leonard 25 beaten to death with a beer bottle Fred and Nelson Edwardes of Upland jailed on murder charges. Fort Wayne May 6 Ruth Crary 14 dies of spinal meningitis from injuries in a fall while roller skating.
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Muncie, Ind
Ralph T. Cheadle
Frankfort
Congress
Joseph R Cheadle
Indiana
The
Travelers’ Protective asso@ii
Hartford City
Ind
Harry Leonard
Fred
Nelson Edwardes
Upland
Fort Wayne
Ruth Crary
Chicago newspapers resume 16 pages after strike
Chicago papers return to sixteen pages across editions after three days of condensed printing due to a strike by union pressmen and stereotype workers. Strikers' positions in press and stereotyping rooms are filled as new recruits arrive to take available jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waren
Atereotyvporn
Local society notes and moves in Dana Indiana region
Mrs FE Bell of Dana visits son Reverend H M Bell in Dana. D Harmon returns from Ocean Springs Mississippi. Erni Moser and Gohmann travel to Muncie for the Interstate automobile factory. Edward Seiler and Bertha Graf announce upcoming marriage at St Josephs church. The M E church women’s foreign mission society to meet at Miss Emily Leyden’s Silver Hills home. Piankeshaw Chapter DAR to install officers at Mrs Hen 809 East Elm. Nell Harmont from Chillicothe attends wedding. Louise Manor and Walter Sale of Zenia to wed at bride’s home. Miss Grayce Boone returns from Vinces street visit. Mollie Oconnor to depart for Memphis. Rev A Leftingwell to depart for Milford Conn. Reception for Molony and farewell for Leflingwell held at Music Hall with parishioners and city
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Oscar Erni
Julius Moser
Maurice Gohmann
Muncie
Interstate Automobile Factory
Edward G. Seiler
Bertha KE. Graf
St. Joseph's Hill
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Goat M.E
Emily Leyden
Silver Hills
Nell Harmont
Chillicothe
Ohio
Louise Manor
Walter W. Sale
Zenia
East Market Street
Grayce Boone
Laconia
Issa Loop
Vincennes Street
Mollie O'Conner
Miss Lopp
Memphis
Tenn
A. Leftingwell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Milford
Conn
C. H. Molony
St. Paul's
The Word Strike in 1765 London Chronicle
The London Chronicle notes the earliest use of strike in labor terms during a Northumberland coal field stoppage in September 1765. Coal bosses reportedly "struck out" for higher bounty before their normal bond, with coal sold cheaply to Newcastle carriers despite traveling from Durham.
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London Chronicle
Northumberland
Newcastle
the Chronicle
Durham
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Beatrice Woods
Women’s Suffrage Association
Carnegie Library
Brotherhood of the
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Epworth League
Trinity M. E. Church
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Dr. McConnell
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Second Presbyterian Park Christian
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I Gerase Evangelical Oeee
FE. B. Bell
Dana, Ind
H. M. Bell
Eastelm Street
Piankeshaw Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
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