Thaw Wins Skirmish Over Habeas Corpus In Sherbrooke
In Sherbrooke Quebec on August 27 Harry K Thaw faced a dramatic legal clash as New York State sought his deportation. Superior Judge Globendky refused to entertain New York objections, Thaws Canadian attorneys withdrew the writ and the case may drag on. Jerome and Dutchess County DA Conger expressed confusion as Thaws plans shift toward crossing the border or awaiting a district hearing.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Sherbrooke
Quebec
New York State
Warry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Globendky
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Foxy
Sherbrooke, Que
Harry K. Thaw
Arthur “Eme
King's Bench
Jerome
William Travers Jerome
Conger
Dutchess County
N. Y
J. N. Greenshields
K. C
Montreal
W. J. Shurtleff
White
Canada
New York
Grote
Faulkner Warns Democrats Gelling Leary About Feeding Hungry Bull Moose
In Cincinnati Enquirer columnist James W. Faulkner discusses Democratic gains and Republican reactions as Bull Moose measures arise. He cites Shakespearean allusions and fable-like stories to satirize political maneuvering, noting Democrats’ confidence and Republican despondency amid state-house debates.
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James W. Faulkner
Cincinnati Enquirer
Columbus
Wiliam Shakespeare
King Lear
Africa
Democracy
State House
Democrats Defeat Borah Income Tax Amendment In Senate
Washington Aug 27 Democrats aided by ten Republicans defeated Borah Bristow and Cummins proposed increases to the income tax on larger fortunes. The panel settled at 47 to 12 against a 5 percent top rate above 100000. A more radical plan with 70 percent top rate may follow tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Bristow
Cummins
Erisiow
Enator Borah
Clarke
Wyoming
Gallinger
Lippitt
Lodge
Oliver
Penrose
Root
Smoot
Warren
Weeks
Carnegie receives Grand Cross at Hague palace ceremony
The Grand Cross of the Order of Orange-Nassau was awarded to Andrew Carnegie by Queen Wilhelmina in commemoration of the palace of peace inauguration. Abraham Piter and Cornelius Van Karne’s heirs also received decorations. Carnegie arrived this morning and stays at the U S. minister’s residence.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
The
Hague
Oragne-Nassau
Andrew Carnegie
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Abraham Piter
Cornelius van Karne’s Heek
Carnegie Foundation Ain
Palace of Peace
Carnegie
Marning
United States
Weather forecast for tonight and Thursday
Oiom Bair to night and Thursdad details a simple forecast for the area. Expect clouds with chances of light rain and modest temperatures. Winds remain light, with highs around mid sixties and lows in the upper forties.
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Oiom Bair
Thursdad
Replies to the Card of H H M Fadden and Peace Stance
Harry Griffiths A A Organizer defends labor actions against Gazette allegations. He recounts negotiations on the strike, disputes false statements about harmony, and asserts commitment to an honorable settlement while serving A A members and employers.
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Harmony Committee
McFadden
Meo
Mér
Selway
Maze
Herald/Star
A. A
Harry Griffiths
Sherrard and Banfield Named to West Virginia Governor’s Staff
Tom Sherrard of Follanshee and Walter G. Banfield of Follansbee were named by Governor Hatfield to his staff. Sherrard is son of the late Hon. R. Sherrard of Steubenville and his friends here congratulate him. Banfield is also well known locally.
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Thomas J. Sherrard
Weilsburg
Walter G. Banfield
Follansbee
Hatfield
West Virginia
Sherrard
R. Sherrard
Steubenville
Mr. Banfield
Picket action disrupts London offices and museums
Strong pickets from construction and electrical trades urged workers to strike at Buckingham Palace Marlborough House the admiralty and Downing Street. Strikers seem to be gaining ground as many firms grant demands. Public museums and government institutions suffer from electricity cuts with candles used at the Colonial Office where elevators fail.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
London
Buckingham — Palace
Marlborough House
Admiralty
Asquith
Downing Street
Wilson lays out policy toward Mexico in address to Congress
President Wilson addressed Congress describing U S aims in Mexico. He pledges no armed intervention and strict neutrality, forbidding arms exports to Mexico while urging Americans to depart and promising to hold accountable those who endanger U S citizens amid the Huerta crisis.
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Associated Pre’s
Merald-Star
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Huerta
Poposals
United States
Republic of Mexico
Attention and Interest Emphasized in Institute Talk
The afternoon program featured Dean Chambers lecturing on attention and interest as phases of a single attitude. He described attention as a mental and bodily posture guiding action, and noted education moves pupils from passive to active attention, with interest sometimes guiding effort even when tasks are disagreeable. Byron Waterburg followed with remarks described as a treat for teachers remaining engaged through the institute.
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J. J. Criswell
Dean Chambers
Chambers
Byron W.atereburg
Woman shoplifts in Wellsburg store and is fined
A woman from Steubenville was seen with goods at J. S. Poole’s Wellsburg store. After leaving, a hair brush and other items were missing. She was arrested at the Wellsburg ferry landing, denied the charge, then searched in the mayor’s office. Five dollar fine imposed by Mayor G. W. Rine.
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Steubenville
J. S. Poole
Wellsburg
Brilliant
Wellsburg Herald
G. W. Rine
Denunciation of Religion at Labor Meeting Draws Fire
Steubenville editor lauds labor parade and peaceful speech while condemning a speech that attacked churches. Praises Harry Griffiths of the Amalgamated Association for promoting peace amid industrial strife.
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Steubenville, O
Herald Sar
Steubenvile
Court House
Weirton
Labor
Labor Movement
Robert G. Ingersoll
Tom Paine
Steubenville
Dinner at Tabernacle Highlights Steubenville Evangelical Effort
DINNER TODAY on the Tabernacle with Rev Eakin presiding. Talk focuses on evangelism led by Billy Sunday, laymen in Steubenville, and church efforts to convert hearts and cleanse the city politically and morally. Speakers urge prayer, personal work, and confidence in renewal.
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Hamrew
M. A. Eakin
Andrew Forsythe
George Swearingen
Rev. Eakin
Steubenville
A.M. Lyons
Tabernacle
Sunday
Snelson
Christ
Billy Sunday
Cot. A. P. Gill
Christ’s Kingdom
Kent Normal School Extension Work Emphasized at Institute
Prof G E Marker from Kent Normal School outlined extension work offered at no cost to participants with state funding covering expenses. Supt Beede later spoke on pupil participation in school government noting children cannot run a school but can help, arguing for early practice in civic role despite skepticism.
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G. E. Marker
Kent Normal School
Supt. Beede
Billy Sunday Tabernacle Roofing Progress Near Completion
The Billy Sunday tabernacle is under roof with paper, tar to follow, and a Scot t ish dedication planned with fan address. Capt. Species reports volunteers making great progress as twenty five boys work hard. Col. A P Gill forms ten cottage prayer meeting districts and meets women from local colored churches tonight.
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Billy Sunday Tabernacle
A. P. Gill
Follawsbee
Billy
Satan
Col. Gill
Quinn A. M. E
Leper Hartman Escapes Quarantine Camp
George A. Hartman, a leper held at the quarantine camp forty miles south of the city, escaped today. This marks his second escape since first being placed at the camp less than three weeks ago.
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Leper
Associated Presa
Herald-Star
St. Laws
Ant
George A. Hartman
Children in Control in Homes and Schools
In many homes and schools children effectively run things. We are unwise to ignore their potential help. Supt Beede described experiments conducted in New Haven schools and their early results.
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Supt. Beede
New Haven
Slavery case against Anderson postponed as witness jailed
The white slave charge against John Anderson, set for Wheeling, was postponed for a third time and will proceed Thursday morning. Ella Wilson, one witness, was jailed by federal authorities after appearing intoxicated, delaying testimony. Anderson family history in Wellsburg is noted as sensational with multiple deaths and a life sentence for a relative.
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John Anderson
Wellsburg
Wheeling
Ella’ Wilson
Ella
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Anderson
Pittsburg
Wheeling Register
Steugbenville
Fowlks
Eed
Miller's Station
Jefferso County
Missing Fort Frost Seen in Pittsburg After Two Weeks
Fort Frost, reportedly missing for two weeks, has been spotted in Pittsburg by two Wellshire acquaintances. Mrs. Dudley Anderson recognized him on a Union Station bench near the ticket window around 3:30 pm and again at 4:08 pm. Sheriff Patterson rushed to Pittsburg but no word has come, with Frost believed still in the city.
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Fort Frost
Pittsburg
Wellshire
Frost
Smoky
Wellsberg Herald
Dudley Anderson
The
West Packing Company
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Wellsburg
Mr. Trost
Union Station
Sire George Patterson
Mr. West
Sheriff Passterson
Wellsville Board appoints medical inspector for pupil certificates
The Wellsville Board of Education selects a medical inspector to examine pupils seeking certificates under the new school act. The measure aims to ensure compliance with law requirements and include dental examinations for children.
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Wellsville
Board of Education of
Wellseville
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