Largery Opinion Divides On Insurance Campaign Contributions
New York judge Justice O'Sullivan says officers of life insurance firms who funded political campaigns committed larceny, opposing District Attorney Jerome. Jerome vows possible indictments against Perkins and Cortelyou, while a warrant is refused. The grand jury is urged to assess intent and whether self gain mattered in the crime.
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Associated Press
New York
Athe Life Insurance Companies
Justice O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Grand Jury
Legislative Investigating Committee
Jerome
O'Sullivan
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
George Cortelyou
Cornelius N. Wiss
Republican National Committee
Allen B. Parker
Coungel
O’sullivan
Pattison Brighter After Brief Hospital Visit
At the executive mansion in Columbus on March 23 the Associated Press reports Governor Pattison appeared brighter and had just traveled briefly with his wife. A denial was given about any administration of medicine at the distinguished patient’s house.
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Associated
Columbus
Executive Mansion
Pattison
Jamestown Exposition Update on Flag Dedication Fee
Fragmentary report notes a committee discussion on a flag dedication date and regional approval. Details are unclear but reference to a direct appropriation and a one dollar fee appear in the context of the exposition program.
Trade Restraint Quoted Amid Weather Delays
Newswire summary notes a trade slowdown blamed on severe weather affecting shipping and manufacturing. Phrases reference December preback in spring trade and boiler factors influencing supply chains.
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New York
Dieyar
Outwitted the Posses: Wickliffe Indians Flee Westward
Word from Oakes reports three Wickliffe Indian nations eluding pursuers after a fight. They crossed the Illinees river at night and head toward Lees Crab, a rugged region west of Stillwell, with likely Cherokee blood. Marshal Darrough relocates camp from Spavinaw hills to the Hingis river.
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Oakes
Wickliffe
Illneis River
Lee's Crab
Stillwell
Marshal Darrough Iaterestertly
Spayvi
Hingis River
Bowling Records and Protest Highlight Louisville Meet
The American Bowling Congress settled J Rowe of Cleveland's protest on singles and two man teams. High focus on Waltec Futhill's 675 record and questions over eligibility after paying entry. Morning results featured top five man and women teams with scores from Buffalo, St Paul, Chicago, Peoria and others.
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Louisville
Execu
American Bowling Congress
J. Rowe
Cleveland
Rowe
Waltec Futhill
Brooklyn
Tuthill
Smithers
Floss’ Colts
Buffalo
Mauple
Hellwig
St. Paul
Elmore
Shock
Peoria
Murphy
Cago
Ernest
Yost
Williwins
Meyer
la Crusse
Porth Will Resign As City official faces graft probe
Green Bay dispatch reports Milwaukee county board grants authority to appoint counsel for major graft prosecutions. Alderman Henry Porth plans immediate resignation. no statement issued. Chicago Asphalt agent Charles M Carpenter jailed for bribery tied to a local contract. Porth allegedly provided information.
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Spreial
Milwaukee
Marek
Green Bay
Todas
Cody
Henry Parth
Comillon Council
Charles M. Carpenter
Chicago
Wisconsin
Rther Asphalt Company
Perth
Porth
Claims He Is Deserter From Navy
Harvey Smail, 25, frozen ears, sought lodging at Fond du Lac police station and claimed desertion from the U S navy. He said he deserted from the training ship Buffalo in San Diego on March 25, 1905, has wandered the country, and was jailed 20 days for vagrancy. Naval authorities to be notified if he is indeed a deserter.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Harvey Smail
United States Navy
Buffalo
San Diego
Cal
Watson
Navy Department
Shaw At Des Moines Addresses Hull Campaign Funding
Secretary Lezlie M. Shaw arrived in Des Moines for a speech denying any funding from Morgan or Rockefeller to Congressman Jean A. T. Hull. He responded to former Secretary George Dobson’s accusations that corporate money backed Hull’s campaign in the Seventh district.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Jean A. T. Hull
Morgan
Rockefeller
Lezlie M. Shaw
George Dobson
Hull
Dobson
Shaw
Washington
Man Falls From Bridge In Murrescta Incident
A man leaped from a bridge on Seman talVie Street into the river below. Rescue efforts followed as authorities investigated a possible medical issue and weathered observers noted signs of distress.
Emperor Franis Jomph Health Report Unfounded
A rough transcription notes that rumors of the Emperor Franis Jomph’s illness are unfounded. The March date and location Vierna are cited as context for the denial, asserting the health is fine and no grave illness exists.
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Vierna
Agals
Eure
Tragedy at Hotel Pierre ends in double murder suicide
Louis Nosser a noted sportsman shot his wife Estelle Young in their suite at the Hotel Pierre No 45 West Thirty-second Street New York then killed himself. The motive sprang from thwarted love and a presumed third party. A dramatic scene of jealousy and despair unfolded as Nosser attempted to blame the other woman before taking his own life.
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New York
Louis Nosser
Norser
Political Debate Over Private Pension and Civil Service Reform
Fragmented transcripts show Meo Gulhes proposing a private indemnity of 100000 for a president’s private out, with support and opposition from Littauer and Balhooh of Wisconsin. The discussion touches on a contingent fund for the pre-presidential period and a possible increase, amid questions about propriety and reverence toward the presidency. The civil service reform debate follows, with Mr Prince of Hainots asked about a proposed order, discussions on the civil service commission makeup, and testimony from Wallace on the civil service act.
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Meo Gulhes
Tennessee
Anyaerdanent
Orion
Ithe
Leptauel
Ma. Littauer
A. Balhooh
Wisconsin
Wittwuer
Uhiaahwick
Georgh
Mi Littuier
Prince of Hainots
Ce Etaminers
Ehvill Service
Alr Finks
South Caroling
Mr. Wallace
Che Neng Canal
Cooper
Wiscansti
Hhe Civil Seabee Commission
Palot
Primer
Davidson Backing Sparks Northwestern Washington Campaign Shakeup
A vote within the Northwestern Washington campaign committee signals support for Mr. Davidsen as a possible successor to Mr. Guerater. The group debates who should lead the next campaign and hints Mr. Miner may be favored by the Wiseanasin delegation while Mr. David sen remains in consideration.
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Ispechit
Miner
da Vidsen
H. C. Piev
Deadlock Persists in Anthracite Wage Talks as Panels Meet
Reported from Indianapolis March on the anthracite wage dispute as Presidents Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and Baer exchange propositions. Joint scale committees from central competitive and southwestern districts fail to agree. calls for arbitration and possible conference loom.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Baer
Robbins
Perattock
Trediana Pi Int
Minera
Seminittae
campeLina Dauri
Seagion
Una
Wits
H Wag
Arbitration proposal sparks wage fight in open Connerton
Fragmentary report notes a call for arbitration during a wage dispute. The committeemen of the central district propose a board to include judges from Missouri Kansas Arkansas and a federal judge from Indian territory. Operators resist the plan and a January conference debated the arbitration structure.
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Connerton
Owas
Co Aero
Executle Sr
Roosevel
Supreme Courts of
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Terrinorys
Cominlites
Northwestern trustees vow to abolish intercollegiate feud in athletics
At a Chicago meeting on March 23 Northwestern University trustees decided to abolish intercollegiate feuds by appointing one faculty member to oversee all athletics and have the university assume $8,008 of athletic debts. The move follows calls to end professionalism in college sports and to remove professional coaches from football, baseball, and other games.
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Associated Press
Hicago
Northwestern University
Athletic Association
Holgate
Aghdeuis
Enernul
Chicago
Hephete Tegas
Eepres
Pirates Seize Weapons Aboard Vessel Off Ming Waters
The report describes a piracy incident involving a ship owned by Sts seized by pirates near the Ming coast. The attackers reportedly looted weapons and damaged the vessel while authorities in the Asiatic squadron and nearby ports pursue the perpetrators as the sun boat Catan Asiatic squadron moves to intervene.
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Arsogis
Kuanetung
Ming
Unclear OCR Note on Fire Damage in Racine County
Fragmentary report describes a fire event in Racine County with damage to buildings and phone systems. Names and specifics are garbled but mention broad destruction and insurance considerations.
Conferees Named in Senate House Conference Debate
Senate moves to appoint conferees on the hood hood bill with Beveridge leading the list. Teller opposes sharing conferees by committees and urges presidentially appointed members. Debate focuses on proving the power balance between Congress and the courts and the scope of the conference.
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Maken
Congress of Powers of the Courts
RM Tx
Associated Tpress
Washington
Senate
Beveridge
House
Foraker
Urey
Lodge
Teller
Pirveridge
Pangham
Heart Ige
Several Railway Matters Discussed by City Officials
City officials convene to review railway issues after aldermen referred matters from the last meeting. Topics include a proposed extension by the Winnebago Traction Company and a push to compel streetcar lines to extend service to Ninth Street and West Algoma.
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Sovneb
Naturious
Inirodgerd Uy
Ciy
Ie! Withe Coum Tung
Marostiet
Dehkesh
Getelius
Trial of State v Walliam Stilman Proceeds in Court
A chaotic transcript notes the case in progress in a local court with jurors seated and witnesses examined. Judge and counsel are described ruling on motions as jurors deliberate and a verdict seems possible later that day.
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W Wan
Walliam Stilman
H. Smith
eTteeneen
Fragmentary Dispatch On Five Persons Incident
A garbled OCR passage reports five persons involved in an incident. Names and details are unreadable, with repeated fragments and unclear locations. The text references an international event and various improper phrases, but no coherent facts or outcomes can be extracted.
Mann Pleads 3.07 Guilty
Local court reports show defendant Mann entering a 3.07 guilty plea amid ongoing proceedings. Prosecutors outlined charges tied to the case as attorneys prepared for sentencing and further court actions.
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Mann
Rockefeller Subpoenas Spur Missouri Oil Hearing Truce Debate
Missouri seeks to prove an oil monopoly by Standard Oil in the state. Attorney General Wadley offers a possible truce to allow John D. Rockefeller Jr. to visit his grandson in New York while subpoenas are served. Tilford and Arnald default in Missouri proceeding as hearing resumes with a signed stipulation to continue, while Hadley negotiates for further testimony.
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Wadley
Tenry
Me. Tilford
J. C. Arnald
New York
Missouri
Heekefelie
Vis
Jeb
Dindsey
Paukefeller
Haakete
Badtey
Jer
Stack
Witers- Phoree
Hepabhead Company
Sormrerns
Mussouri
Utteric Siuyftle
Tregets
John D. Tweckefeller
Messouri
Henry M Tilford
J . Adpolt
Standard OW Company
Frederick TH. Sanborn
Pany
Indiana
Standard Hl Company
Hadley
Yar
Standard OW
Thes
Hadler
Pepault
Couns
Hadhy
Rami Er Saat
Arnela
Twenty One May Be Dead In West Virginia
Unclear OCR text reports suspected fatalities in Canta West Virginia after a disaster. Authorities say ten men were missing and presumed dead while remaining details are obscured by damaged lines.
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Loustice O'Sullivan
MS. Jerome
Alformes
Perking
Cortelyou
Biles
Bar of Justice
Ohio
Jamestown Exposition
Washington, TY
Halreve
Wicklife Indians
Mountain Fawm Arch
Leeauty
TuHihill
Ssociated Press
Ariher
Sorey
Cwein
Fearfel Altempt
Murrescta
Efont
Ong Rearnon
Tretia
Francis Joseph
Hetha
Hednia
Louis Nouser
Estelle
Estelle Yoong
Young
Trietey
Lous Nosser Se
Plax
Nosser
Congressional
Jobn Bodie
Jesew
Board of Arbitration
Moose- Ven—Sitaaiion
Central Compettive District
E. L. Robbins
Pittsburg
J. B. Zeerbe
Pittsburg Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Fis
Askel
Mitch
Mitchel
Rebbins Tate
George A. MaKoon
Meatern Permesivania
Pittebore Canal
Tanyy
Western
Mageon
Ryan
Vwestern University Dechita
Standard Gil ‘Company
Nethers
SVE Town
Racine
Prine
Charlie Fark
Parel Insurance
Riare
Sators BR
Pemingeham and
Torson
Spooner
Tien
New Mexico
Asdaliec
Tina
Congress
Wildlame
Renferece
Ws Covetaege
Wiliam Stifimaan
Cornelis
Old Gun
Koong
Inne
Newowa
Thorsiar
Gil
Jorn
Hock Epellem
Bill PO
Ineane
GMA Sox
Cem Yolth
IP LI
Virgeiaian Colter
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