Hearst Served By Deputy on Omaha Train
Willia Randolph Hearst was served with a $600000 libel suit by Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell on a Union Pacific train in Omaha Nebraska. The deputy sheriff forced entry to serve papers as Hearst and his wife resisted. Haskell accuses Hearst of defaming him in a Memphis speech accusing him of serving the Standard Oil interest.
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Omaha
Neb
Willia Randolph Hearst
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Douglas County
Nebraska
Stewart
Smyth & Smyth
Haskell
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
N&rely
National
W. R. Hearst
Chicago Examiner
Memphis
Democratic Party
Standard Oil
Democratic
New York
Indiana
Taggrt
Ohio
Foraker
Bailey
Myr
Bryan
Prison for Bloom at Last in Perjury Case
Isaac Bloom a storekeeper of 164 Green Street Albany, after three years fighting a perjury charge from the Third Avenue Railway Co, was sentenced by Judge Foster to seven years in Sing Sing. The 1905 verdict found Bloom guilty of perjury in a suit against the railway, alleging injuries from a Bowery car ride. He has a wife and four children and has spent over $2,000 appealing.
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Isaac Bloom
Green Street
Albany
Third Avenue Railway Company
Supreme Court
Foster
Sing Sing
Goff
Justice Fitzgerald
Bloom
Prper
Spectacular caravan traced along Pacific coast eastward
A large caravan moving eastward along the Pacific coast was tracked by authorities who guarded trunk line gateways at St. Paul Omaha Kansas City Fort Worth and Houston to prevent its escape. The movements were described as incognito and spectacular in scope.
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Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Houston
Call for Thaw Not a Bluff in Thaw Case
In Pittsburgh on October 16, federal officials expressed doubt Col. Asa Bird Gardiner will travel to argue against moving Harry K. Thaw. Courts warned of contempt if Thaw is not produced, and Gardiner may face purge risks. Thaw remains at Matt e rwin as legal actions unfold, with Dana alienist bill paid.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Asa Bird Gardiner
New York State
Col. Gardiner
Gardiner
Thaw
Col
Federal
United States
William T. Lindsey
Col. Gardner
Robert T. Lamb
State Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Col. Girdiner
Matterwin
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Harry KX
Charles L. Dana
Tombs
Stanford White
Dr. Dana
A. Russell Peabody
Peabody
Whaw
H. B. Gaylev
Jewel Theft at Hotel Marseille Leads to Bail
Joseph Fewman lead clerk and Peter Costello head chairman of the Hotel Marseille were held on 4000 bail each for examination in West Side Court by Magistrate Finn on suspicion of involvement in a $2000 jewel robbery at the hotel. C H Gorthside of Utica testified he stored his wife’s $2000 jewelry there last Saturday and found it missing when he returned.
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Joseph Fewman
Marseille
Newark Feud Over Mason Haussling Charges Heats Up
Newark politics enter a sharp division as Under Sheriff Mason accuses Mayor Haussling of disreputable ties and sues for libel. The clash splits Democratic factions, draws in State leaders Nugent and Smith, and shapes German American voting that could decide Essex County’s last Democratic stronghold.
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Newark
N. J
Jacob Haussling
Charles Mason
Haussling
Mason
Essex County
Carl Leniz
Haussling-Mason
James R. Nugent
United States
James Smith, Jr
Court of Final Appeal
New Jersey
Nugent
Éyxer
Senator Smith
Sheriff
Smith
Wiliam J. Harrigan
Machine
Sherif
Ele
Harrigan
Hausslings
Lider
Colby
New Democracy
Hearst Independence Party
Haustling
Jason
Nework
Steen Democrats
Bryan
Haussing
Hausslins
Frank J. Bock
Bock
Thomas
Henry
Taft
Macon
Lively canvass in Newport for Assembly seats
Newport residents hear from candidates R Livingston Beeckman and Robert Sedgwick. Beeckman and his campaign manager William R. Hunter tour clubs and organizations conducting interviews. Beeckman already has pledges from the Cabmen's Union Bartenders' Union Newport Fire Department and the Total Abstinence Society.
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New York Tee
Newport
R. J
General Assembly
R. Livingston Beeckman
Rep
Robert Sedgwick
Beeckman
William R. Hunter
Mny
Cabmen’s Union
Bather Mathew Total Abstinence Society
Newport Fire Department
The
Bartenders’ Union
Pa Day Rally at Union Square Posts Strong Party Support
The Commercial Travelers' Sonny Money League marks Pennsylvania Day with Gov Edwin Stuart and Lt. Gov Murphy as main speakers and United States Senator Boise Penrose presiding at a noon meeting. Penrose predicts a large Republican majority for Taft and Sherman, with Philadelphia leading state support. Stuart argues for tariff protection and labels Bryan as unable to deliver.
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Pennerlvania
Sonny Money League
Edwin “S.stuart
R. 5. Murphy
Keystone State
United States
Boise Penrose
Union Square
Senator Penrose
Gov. Stuart
Pennsylvania
Taft
Sherman
Union
Philadelphia
Penrose
Bryan
Stuart
Gov
Murphy
J. Stampton Moore
House of Representatives
John Sharp Williams
Laws of God Govern Trusts in Reno Speech
Senator Delliver of Town argued trusts are governed by divine laws, not statutes, in Reno. He cited the law of maximum consumption and urged price reductions to boost stamp revenue and sugar sales, claiming profits rise with lower prices as divine guidance shapes regulation.
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Reno, Nev
Delliver
Dotliver
Univer
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Tas
Plantiff
Chicago
Guthrif
Okla
William R. Hearst
Finskell
Onion
C. F
Mr. Haussling
Uaussling
Traussling Nugent-Smith
William J. Harrigan
Beeckman and
Sedgwick
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
New York St
GOD
Vogel Brothers
Napoleon
By H. C. Bailey
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Mr. Bailey
Brentano’s
Fifth Avenue
27Th Street
Fina
Hoyt Street
Forty-second Street
Cheric
Loeser
Paris
Elm Place
She Stubio
America
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