Perkins Discharged in Campaign Gifts Case
Former New York Life vice president Perkins was discharged by the Supreme Court on writ of habeas and the case was sent to the appellate division. The decision involved Jody George and the Republican National Committee, with Greenbaum denying action by the grand jury.
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New York Life
New York
Jody George W Pi
Republican national committee
Perkins
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Juste Greenbaum
Flan Memorial to Schurz Committee Seeks National Memorial
The York Committee on Flan Memorial to Schurz plans steps toward a permanent national memorial. Lead organizers include Joseph H. Choate, Hubert Cillis, and George UeAne. They aim to coordinate with Chicago and St. Louis committees and form a central national body, with the memorial's final form to be decided later.
Rail car discrimination inquiry cites Cassatt amid coal disputes
Philadelphia May 26 Interstate commerce commission closes a session with testimony alleging railroad favoritism in coal car allocations. F Albert Von Borneburg claims his firm lost fuel business as cars fell from 3262 to 348 in 1904 under President Cassatt. The Pennsylvanian railroad inquiry and a separate state committee pursue irregularities in coal company stock holdings and spurs alongside relief association opinions.
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Philadelphia
Interstate commerce commission
F. Albert Von Borneburg
Reakert Bros. comp
A. S. Cassatt
tide ater
hanni Ceal company
vania Railroad
Greenr
New York harbor
Latrobe-Connellsville
Pennsy
Pennsylvania Railroad company
interate commerce commission
W. D. Gu York
Silas W. P
Tuesdary
Senate Passes Agricultural Bill With Meat Inspection Clause
The senate approved the agricultural appropriation bill with seven dollars and sixty cents? no, seven dollars sixty cents. It includes a fresh meat inspection provision for domestic use, delegated to the bureau of animal industry. It requires labeling, permits destruction of condemned products, and authorizes inspection of animals before packing. Offenders face fines up to ten thousand dollars and two years imprisonment.
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Senate
Washington
bureau of animal industry
Pension bill would extend aid to all who served 90 days
Kansas Congressman Campict urges a new pension measure in the house to provide monthly pensions to all Civil War veterans who served 90 days and now suffer disabilities. He proposes 42 dollars weekly and 59 dollars monthly for eligible cases, with aid for those rendered unable to care for themselves by disability.
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Kansas
Washington
Campict
pri
Organizing a Revolt Batto Ali Led by Mindanao Insurgents
Manila reports a rebel column active on Mindanao with Datto Ali at its center. The insurgents claim to hold rifles and Ganads, with Datto Ali reportedly alive after a previous clash. A wounded rider and scattered forces are mentioned, with conflicting notes on the leader’s fate and burial details.
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Batto Ali
Phippire
Manila
Mindanao
fea
imds
Ttasa
Patin rifles
Ganads
Datto Ali
Snowfall and tragedies across towns spark scattered headlines
Eighteen inches of snow blanketed San Miguel county Colorado on Friday. Elva May Scott aged two died from fatal burns after playing with matches in Philadelphia. Alexander Berkman recently freed from Allegheny prison married Emma Goldman in Detroit. Sailor Jesse Robertson died at Norfolk naval hospital from a fractured skull incurred during a hare ball incident.
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San Miguel county
Colorado
Elva May Scott
Philadelphia
Alexander Berkman
Allegheny
Emma Goldman
Detroit
Jesse Robertson
United States
Norfolk, Va
naval hospital
Fertilizer Trust Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Federal grand jury in Nashville returned about eighty indictments against fertilizer manufacturers. The six counts allege evasion of anti trust laws, conspiracy, and forming a restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman Act. Penalties include up to two years imprisonment and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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Bridge Trust
Lima
Allan county grand jury
Nashville
United States circuit court
United States
ag doe
Bernhardt Sheds Excitement After Train Wreck
French actress Sarah Bernhardt was excited as a speiigs train carrying her company derailed near Mankato Kansas. No serious injuries were reported. A special Omaha Commission excursion trailed behind but was halted to avoid a collision. Bernhardt blamed the locomotive hoodooed and refused to let the train proceed until a replacement engine arrived. The railroad remained blocked for hours while crews cleared the tracks.
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Mankato
Kan
speiigs
Sarah Gernhardi
Omaha Commersion
Mme Bernhardt
Baseball results from yesterday’s games
In the American League Athletics defeated St. Louis 6 to 2 and Chicago beat Boston 9 to 4 while New York toppled Detroit 15 to 5 and Cleveland routed Washington 4 to 4. In the National League Philadelphia won 3 to 1 over Cincinnati in 10 innings and Pittsburgh shutout Brooklyn 2 to 0 with St. Louis 4 New York 3 Chicago 2 and Boston 1. Tri State League scores include York 0 Lancaster 2 Harrisburg 5 Altoona 3 Williamsport 3 Johnstown 3.
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Athletics
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Deroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
York
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Altoona
Williamsport
Johnstown
Girl Killed by Train in Raleigh Mill Area
Raleigh May 26 Bertha Fowler a 14 year old white girl was killed by a freight train on the Southern railway. The girl worked in a knitting mill near the penitentiary and was on her way to work when the accident occurred. Her body was horribly mangled.
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Raleigh
N.C
Bertha Fowler
Southern railway
Stomach Trouble Cured by Tablets Says Local Woman
Miz ue Martin of Faisouls Missouri, once sick with stomach trouble for over six months, reports cure by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She now can eat anything and proclaims finding a good medicine. Available at A L Pastre's Drug Store.
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tomach
Miz. ue Martin
Faisouls
Mias
Chamberlain
Forante
A. L- Pastre
Stora
Standard Oil used foul means to crush rivals, witness testifies
Witnesses describe a 1901 62 Standard Oil plan to drive independent oil dealers from Northern Ohio towns. George Lane testifies he was hired to ruin rivals by threats and force, with barrels and tanks used to force closures. Lane cites towns including Youngstown Canton Girard Massillon Oberlin Mansfeld and more.
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Wlas
veland
Interstate Hers Provty
hii
George L. Lane
Mansfell
Standard Oil company
mvo
Lane
Standard OH company
Gai
M. Lyons
Cleveland
deal
Youngstown
Canton
Girard
War- Kavarna
Massillon
Mansfeld
Oberlin
petts
William H. Vahey
Walter
Elizabeth Protzmen
Daytun
draymen
John O'Brien
Lima
Buckeye Pipe Line company
Standard
E. M. Gibbs
Kipten O
Americans in England Face Distrust Amid Fraud Revelations
London May 2. Americans seeking business in England confront an uphill battle as U S dishonesty scandals fuel English suspicion. English traders pressured by American competition warn that even large insurers and firms are viewed as untrustworthy. American Society in London official cites cases of Canadians falsely listed as Americans to avoid stigma.
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England
London
United States
F.C. Vand
the
American Society
Crwink
Atere Ss. na
Fire destroys White City amusement resort near Cleveland
Cleveland May 26. Fire practically destroyed the famous White City amusement resort on the Lake Erie shore east of Cleveland. Numerous buildings and contents wiped out. several firemen overcome by smoke but no serious injuries reported. Loss estimated at 150000 with small insurance.
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Cleveland
White City
Lake Erie
Witl Meet at Columbus Next Year
Columbus hosts the Presbyterian meeting next year with plans announced for the statewide gathering. Officials stated the event aim and location, inviting churches and members to participate in the church’s regional efforts.
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Columbus
sion
the
Presbyterian
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