Graft Scandals Erupt In Pittsburg Court Case
The Pittsburg graft saga widens as grand jury folds in Wason confession and broader indictments loom. Jurors report more councilmen confessed to taking bribes tied to a five thousand dollar rate, with bankers and real estate figures now implicated and pending prosecutions.
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Pittsburg
Paittsburg
Ich
Johnny Klein
Joseph C. Was
Wasson
Klein
Ernest Frey
Guthrie
Voters’ League
W. W. Rumsey
Germania National Bank
Iiliam Brand
Josephc. Wast
H. L. Bober
John F.lein
E. H. Kings
Columbia National Bank
F.A. Griffin
Silver City Man Jury Member Ends Life by Self Harm
In Silver City New Mexico Alea Moore of Pinos Altos a juror in a local case killed himself last night by cutting his throat in an out house after being excused from the jury box for a few minutes ailment details absent.
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Silver City
N. M
Alea Moore
Pinos Altos
General Strike in Philadelphia Ends in Partial Failure
Philadelphia March 23 The textile unions representing about 35,000 workers resumed work today as Kensington and allied building trades members returned. Labor leaders largely deem the general strike a failure though a recent conference between Director George Earle of the Rent Transit Company and major labor figures suggests a possible step toward settlement of the street car strike.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
Allieduilding
George Earle
Rent Transit Company
Wool Market Prices Reported in St Louis Sale
The Wool Market from St Louis dated March 23 lists prices for Territory and western mediums at 23 to 26, fine mediums at 18 to 22, and fine at 11 to 16, indicating current wool values across grades.
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St. Louis
Market update from the Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City Missouri March 23 cattle receipts eight thousand including two hundred southern cattle market steady native steers six twenty five to eight fifty southern steers five fifty to seven seventy five southern cows four to six forty native cows and heifers three fifty to seven twenty five stockers and feeders four fifty to six sixty bulls four sixty to six thirty calves five to nine twenty five western steers six twenty five to eight twenty five western cows four to six fifty hog receipts ten thousand market higher bulk of sales ten forty five to ten seventy heavy ten sixty five to ten seventy packers and butchers ten fifty five to ten seventy light ten thirty to ten sixty pigs nine fifty to ten on the market sheep receipts eight thousand market steady muttons seven twenty five to eight forty lambs nine twenty five to ten twenty five fed western wethers and yearlings seven fifty to nine fifty fed western ewes seven twenty five to eight twenty five
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Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Jack Johnson Committed to Tombs in New York
New York March 23 Jack Johnson heavyweight pugilist was placed under 5000 dollars bond and committed to the Tombs prison until bail was forthcoming in a case charging him with assaulting Norman Pinder a diminutive negro in an uptown area before Judge Mulqueen The complainant in the case was Pinder.
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Jack Johnson
TOMBS
New York
Norman Pinder
Uptown
Mulqueen
Pinder
Oxford Beats Cambridge in Boat Race Victory at Putney
Oxford defeated Cambridge by three lengths in the annual eight oared boat race from Putney to Morlake. Time 20 minutes 14 seconds. The first mile saw a close contest but the rest became a procession.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Putney
Eng
Morlake
Roosevelt declines to discuss Pinchot case
Luford Egypt March 23 Colonel Roosevelt refused to answer questions about summoning Gif ford Pinchot for a conference on the Ballinger Pinchot controversy and the government conservation policy. He stood by his decision not to discuss any personal or political matters.
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Luford
Upper Egypt
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Naples
Democrats win in Massachusetts congressional election
Washington reports massachusetts results spark debate at Capitol. Democratic leader Champ Clark calls the win a significant nationwide trend, linking it with Missouri and signs of growing anti Republican sentiment. Representative Foelker says the outcome indicates Democrats will carry the House.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Capitol
Champ Clark
United States
DeArmond
Missouri
Payne
Foelker
New York
State Struggles Rise From Coal Miners Talks
Cincinnati reports that negotiations among Ohio Indiana and Western Pennsylvania coal owners and workers may fail to reach agreement. A conference of Pennsylvania Indiana operators and miners produced a probable agreement while Ohio operators are seen resisting. If no deal, first strike could involve about 60 000 union miners in Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Western
Pennsylvania
Congress Acts To End Seal Killing On Pribyloff Islands
Washington reports Senate passage of a bill to terminate fur killing on the Pribyloff islands and to authorize a closed season. The House Agriculture Committee favors a companion bill to conserve navigable streams and fund land acquisitions over five years up to eleven million dollars.
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Congress
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Senate
House Committee On Agriculture
Washington Notables In Serious Auto Accident
Major General Franklin Bell chief of staff of the army was severely injured and Mrs Herbert J Slocum wife of Maj or Slocum of the 7th cavalry was killed when their auto collided with a trolley car near the city outskirts. Bell suffered a broken rib scalp wound and bruises while Slocum died after being thrown from the vehicle. General Bell was taken to his home after treatment at a hospital.
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Washington
Franklin Bell
Army
Herbert J. Slocum
Slocum
7Th Cavalry
Bell
General Bell
Ft. Meyers
Taft Returns to Washington After Absence
President Taft returns to Washington today after a six days absence. He arrived amid official routines and planned to resume duties as the federal government shifts back to normal operations following the trip.
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Taft
Washington
Fashion Letter Notes Accessories Define Good Dresser
New York March 23 It is the little touches of dress that distinguish a well dressed man from the ordinary. Two women pass on the street one in chic accessories from turban to shoes the other with crushed hat gown and worn shoes. Bags and pocketbooks now add color and contrast harmonizing a costume and are a point of consideration for the good dresser.
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New York
Parsons and Lawrence Real Estate and Insurance Ad
Parsons and Lawrence advertise real estate, life and fire insurance services at 215 North Main Street. They tout bargains on farms, business property, residences, and acreage with the claim of the best life and fire insurance on the market. The copy urges readers to ask Parsons about deals.
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North Main St
Parsons & Lawrence
Bags and jewelry reflect dress accessories trends
The article describes various handbag styles and materials including leather beaver skin sealskin and airship shapes with purses coin pockets and compartments. It notes fashionable jewelry in platinum and enamel designs with diamonds laces and pearls, plus accessories like brooches and fillets. It also mentions a Sunday School session in Mobile with about 2000 delegates and a three day program.
Central Electric Railway Association Convention Opens in South Bend
South Bend Ind March 23 Inter urban and street railway men from many cities will take part in the convention here today and tomorrow of the Central Electric Railway Association The principal business meetings will be held tomorrow when intercity traffic roads etc will be discussed.
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South Bend
Ind
Central Electric Railway Association
Lecture on Lanier to be Given at Waldorf Astoria
Sidney Lanier a Confederate soldier lawyer educator and novelist and ranked among the souths great poets will be the subject of a lecture at the Waldorf Astoria this evening by Evelyn Nicholas Kerr. Proceeds will bolster Wilson College endowment. Prominent Southerners now living in New York are expected to attend.
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Lanier
New York
Sidney Lanier
South
Waldorf-Astoria
Evelyn Nicholas Kerr
Wilson College
Opening Week Promises Busy Eastern College Baseball
Eastern College baseball opens with Maryland Aggies today Fordham tomorrow and Catholic University on Saturday providing a busy start to the season as Washington hosts three pivotal games.
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Eastern College Baseball
Washington
Yland Aggies
Fordham
Catholic University
Insurance Legislation in New York
Albany N Y March 23 The report outlines proposed insurance legislation in New York with details on oversight, premiums, and consumer protections. It notes pending hearings and potential impacts on insurers and policyholders including regulatory changes and compliance requirements.
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New York
Albany, N. Y
Jewelry Revival Noted In Elegant Necklines And Ribbons
Describes fashion details of a jabot with a central large stone and collarless gowns featuring serpents of gold at the neck. The neck and wrist ribbons use black velvet with Louis XV style bows, knots, and pearl and diamond centers.
Legislature committee reviews Lotchkiss life insurance bill
The assembly committee of the Legislature began today examining the Lotchkiss bill. It aims to modify sections 73 5 and 97 of the insurance law, applying only to life insurance companies, with the latter two sections setting limits on annual writings and expenses of life insurers.
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Sembly Committee
Lotchkiss
Alids Case Summary Ahead in Albany Senate
Albany March 23 It is expected that Congers side will conclude its summing up of the Alids case today. The Senate will then devote a full week to open session discussion before voting, making April 1 the earliest possible date for a decision.
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Albany
N. Y
Conger
Senate
Roswell Weather Summary for March 23 Roswell Observations
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico notes a 6:00 am observation with max 80, min 48 and mean 64 degrees. Precipitation is zero, wind from the south at 8 mph, clear skies. Forecast calls for tonight and Thursday colder. Comparative data show last year’s max 76 and min 43, 15 year extremes of 88 in 1899 and 14 in 1898.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
Dir. S
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