President to Congress urges national control of corporations
The president delivers a sweeping message to Congress urging strong federal oversight of interstate corporations and railways. He warns against weak regulation and advocatees thorough public oversight, faster rates rulings, and national franchise reforms to curb abuses while protecting workers and shareholders.
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Taft Seeks Southern Unity in National Administration
Washington The Evening Times publishes an interview with Judge Taft in which he expresses a wish for greater union between the South and other regions to support his administration. He notes his six years as circuit judge across states including Michigan Kentucky and Tennessee and speaks of his deep sympathy and admiration for the South.
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Depleted fortune follows high profile defection case
In Chicago and New York the tale centers on a once wealthy figure linked to a prominent criminal lawyer Smith Williams. A derath signed for 29000 leaves him with barely a fortune after misapplied funds and a sequence of personal tragedies. The man’s wife and two children perished in a house fire, health collapsed, and his legal practice dwindled as further misfortune struck.
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White House
Chicago
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Socialism Gains Attention in Philadelphia Delegates Speech
Charles Stelzle of New York argued churches must protect migrants' religious and moral welfare to curb socialist influence. He claimed New York churches desert downtown areas and allow immigrants to organize themselves while socialists spread revolutionary ideas and threaten the nation.
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New York
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Bride Seeks Share After Quick Marriage and Heir
Meedomeph Hill of Wilmington says his bride Clara Elizabeth Wells married him three weeks after meeting him. Hill, 70, died after months of illness leaving an estate allowance of $250000. Wells, 44, had worked 25 years for Cros by ATM in Wilmington.
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Preacher Begins Sentence in Chattanooga Case
H K Roseberry formerly a Wilmore Kentucky preacher, abandoned his wife and moved to Chattanooga. He received a three year term and will be sent to coal mines. He left a letter claiming no claim to the name used and ends with a cryptic farewell. The Pullman Company faces pressure to provide fresh air in cars after Dr Harvey Wiley’s investigation.
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Dr. Wiley
Heflin Trial Set This Week in Washington
Representative J Thomas Heflin of Alabama faces trial this week on an indictment charging assault to kill. The case stems from a March 27 streetcar altercation in Washington in which Heflin allegedly fired a revolver at a man on the sidewalk wounded in the incident.
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J. Thomas Neflin
Alabama
Heflin
McCreary
Confederate Monument Unveiled at Lexington Amid Festive Observances
A Confederate memorial was unveiled in Lexington on the courthouse lawn with impressive ceremonies. The 18 foot high monument costs 1500 dollars, funded by the Daughters of the Confederacy of Lexington, and features a soldier statue atop. The event followed a flower show in West Point directed by New Century club and included a variety of plants and an orange tree bearing fruit.
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