Bailey Tillman spar over rate bill slander and anti pass
Washington May 17 Senators Bailey and Tillman attack press reports as lies and slander connected to the rate bill debate. Bailey defends himself against Chicago Tribune and New York Tribune articles while Tillman cites Chandler and disputes an anti pass amendment. The Senate advances the rate bill with anti pass provisions and naval appropriations move toward final action.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
T Llman
Texas
Chicago Tribune
Tillman
Chandler. Lo
Mars
New York Tribune
White House
Daniel
Ita
Cassatt to retire amid railroad scandal rumors
Philadelphia May 17 Circumstantial reports say Alexander J. Cassatt plans to resign as president of the Pennsylvania Railroad due to revelations in the interstate railroad investigation. He reportedly told close friends that he was deceived by subordinate officers about the company's management and facts.
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Philadelphia
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ena
Interstate Commerce Commission
Europe
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Cassatt
Frigid Figure: Primary Law Passed in Hingis Legislature
Springfield ut May 17 After Lieutenant Governor Sherman denounced the bill as a humiliation the Hingis legislature enacted a new primary election law drafted by Speaker F E D Shurtleff by a bare majority. Governor Deneen is expected to sign and it will take effect July 1.
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Springfield
Sherman
Hingis
Dencon
FE. D. Shurtleff
Deneen
Senate
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe for Children Sold by Knoefel
The product Foley's Honey and Tar is described as free of opiates and suitable for children. Distribution is listed as being through C D Knoefel.
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Foley
C.D Knoefel
Uelm Foley
C D. Knoefel
The Standard Denies Secret Rates Claim
The Standard Oil company issued a statement to shareholders denying any benefit from secret transportation rates. The reply references President Roosevelt's message to Congress and Garfield's bureau report on the oil industry as context. The company firmly rejects the allegation of secret rate advantages.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Congress
Roosevelt
Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Standard of Company
Eweeteat Tea Promises Pretty Beauties for Girls
An old advertisement touts Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the loveliest aid for beauty, claiming it makes girls lovelier than anything. The product is sold in tea or tablet form for 35 cents by J. A. Ziegelbaur.
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Hollister
J. A. Ziegelbaur
Insurgents Gain Lead in South Carolina Primary Returns
May 17 Yankton reports indicate the Gamble faction will hold about 900 votes at the Republican state convention, leaving the machine with 463. Victory is for Robert J. Gamble seeking re election to the Senate and Crawford seeking the governorship. The Chicago Commercial association will stage a Chicago corn festival this fall, surpassing past events.
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Yankton
S. C
Gamble
Robert J. Gamble
United States Senate
Crawford
Chicago Commercial Association
Chicago
Blair Family Celebrates Daughter’s Recovery From Illness
The St Albans West Virginia home of school superintendent C Blair rejoices as his young daughter recovers from Saint Vitas Dance after failing treatments. Three bottles of medicine are said to have effected a complete relief.
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C. Blair
St. Albans
W. Va
Kec
St. Vitas
House Debates Naval Bill Aims at Dreadnought Rival
The Navy appropriations bill proposes a 6 million dollar battleship superior to Britain’s Dreadnought. A satire by Mr Williams suggested naming it Skeered O Nothin as the sea monster duel idea, while debates on arbitration and naval limits linger.
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Washington
United States
House
Burton
Ohio
Williams
Secretary of Agriculture
Newport
Tawney
Minn
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Bartholdt
Secretary of the Navy
Slayden
Tex
Emperor Nicholas Seeks Constitutional Compromise
In St Petersburg on May 17 reports say Emperor Nicholas aims to avoid a crown parliament breach. He would grant partial amnesty and replace Goremykin with a cabinet from conservative lower-house majority, while withholding the premier choice. Parliament already seems to have won a great victory.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Goremykin
Ex Rogtmaster’s Death Shocks Kendallville Official
In Kendallville Indiana on May 17 Christ Browand dies by his own action. The report notes he was recently removed as postmaster and alleges mental incapacity as a factor in the tragedy. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Rogtmaster
Kendallville
Ind
Christ Browand
Congress
Ian Gilbert
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Lasting Relief
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid, certain remedy for piles and urges readers to request a free trial package by sending name and address to the Pyramid Drug Co. A cited testimonial from Benjamin Shaw, Bland Postmaster, claims relief after using the product.
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Benjamin Shaw
Bland
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marehall
Michigan
Wisconsin convention scheduled to meet in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Democratic state convention will be held in Milwaukee on June 27 and 28. Other events noted include a private sale of Fanning Island to a purchaser named Greig and multiple regional reports from across the country.
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Milwaukee
Fanning Island
Greig
Young Women’s Christian Association
Paris
Oklahoma
Texas
Chicago
National Association of Managers of
Louisville
Atkinson
Hawaii
Clearing House Banks
San Francisco
United States
Government Forestry Service
Attica
Sensational testimony in Wisconsin insurance probe
The Wisconsin legislature's special committee heard Insurance Commissioner Host testify about a 1903 case involving the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Secretary of State Houser allegedly handed a favorable slip to influence a decision on compulsory distribution of surplus, with lobbyist Robert Luscombe linked to calls from Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Special Insurance Investigating Committee
Wisconsin
Host
Wisconsin Department of Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Walter L. Houser
oMee
Houser
Equitable Company
Wireless Operator Joins Wellman Arctic Airship Quest
Maxwell J. Smith, 26, a Cape Cod native and veteran telegraph operator, will run wireless at Hammerfest on the Frithjof and aboard the airship. He will relay aid, announce discoveries, and maintain contact with observers as Jean DeForest installs the system for the North Pole expedition.
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Maxwell J. Smith
Wellman
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Smith
Mr. Smith
O Mer. Jean DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company
Hammerfest
Frithjof
Spitzbergen
Commercial Cable
Central
South America
New York Herald
Nantucket
Alaska
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Scores from the National League and American League and American Association games listed by venue. Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburg New York Cincinnati Boston Washington Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo St Paul Louisville.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Quote Advice on Fault and Timing by Sydney Smith
The excerpt urges finding fault when necessary and privately, ideally after the wrongdoing rather than immediately. It emphasizes measured critique to avoid public embarrassment and to allow reflection or correction following the offense.
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Bydney Smith
Village Under Martial Law In Coeymans N Y
Rioting brick makers clash with non union men along the Hudson near Albany. A man is severely wounded in the street battle as Sheriff Pitts calls in militia from Albany. The town ends in a state akin to martial law with troops patrolling.
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Coeymans
N. Y
Hudson River
Albany
Hudson
Pitts
Year 1908 Brings Severe Lung Bleeding Recovery Tale
In Alliance EK 1908, F N Tacket endured severe lung bleeding and a near death, then credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with a full recovery after four bottles. The testimonial notes the medicine available at Segl Coagna and D Ruoelst drug stores with trial bottles.
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F. N. Tacket
Alliances
Ekq
D. D. Ruoelst
Local legal notices and property actions in Harrison area
Alfred Edwards and wife face hearing May 21 on a desauls charge by Daniel Jackson. A. E. Lanning granted a cottage repair permit on Oak Street for 6400. Mary E. Haller approved to erect a stable on Weet Second. William Jones lawsuit against Maria Dalton for fake imprisonment dismissed in Harrison circuit court Corsdon. Jerry Wallace seeks divorce from Ollie Anna Wallace. A. M. Eisert barn fire at Georgetown township caused heavy losses with Tony Eisert owner and insured values noted. Kron vs Kron suit on account compromised and dismissed at Corydon.
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Alfred Edwards
Fess
Desauls
Daniel Jackson
Justice Fogle
A. E. Lanning
Brisby
Vincennes
Eighteenth
Mary E. Haller
Spring
Elm
William Jones
Maria Dalton
Harrison
Corsdon
Jones
Mre. Dalton
James Dalton
George Kron
Arthur Kron
Corydon
Marriage ends after 100 years with alleged cruelty
The couple wed on October 29, 1804 and remained together until July 29, 1904 when they separated. He alleges cruelty including cursing, personal violence, denial of meals, and seeking other companions. Paris and Trosty are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Model of the Moment Features Gowns and Details
A fashion note describes scalloped linen ruching, steel headed purses for gray gowns, Paquin green as ivy hues, velvet ribbons in varied widths for summer, muslin gowns paired with linen jackets, and mohair in refined colors. It highlights a jabot pompadour ribbon bolero with ruched edging and fluffy details.
Royal Muskoka Hotel Planned in Central Tourism Region
An article describes a new modern hotel planned for central Muskoka, near major Canadian and U S routes. It emphasizes convenient interiors, family suites with private baths, and full service aiming for opening in mid June. The piece notes its central location and reputation in the region.
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America
Canada
United States
Paris Fardenlara
Wo Robinson
Mrestace
Fret periodical in Louisville with wide paid circulation
The text announces a Louisville fret periodical with over sixty thousand paid circulation. It mentions simultaneous te aued locations at 17 West Walnut Street and 6 Fourth antenna miles, and notes graduates of a local school. It references BG and a request to send friends a catalogue deemed the finest ever issued by the school.
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Louisville
West Walnut Street
Fourth
Echool
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