Jury Disqualifies Juror in Cooper Trial Amid Perjury Arrests
Nashville January 28 Judge Hart rules Juror Leigh unqualified and dismissed from the Cooper trial. Attorney General McCain orders Leigh's arrest on perjury charges connected to juror qualifications. Davidson county grand jury to hear case. Leigh bonds after arraignment. Governor Patterson may testify as the sensational trial unfolds amid taunting placard threats and renewed controversy. Juror Jackson excused by consent over alleged personal habits, seven jurors remain. Turor Whitforth declared too ill to continue service.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hart
Leigh
Cooper
McCain
Davidson County
Tennessee
Senator Carmack
Carmack
Patterson
Jackson
Justice Hart
Turor
Whitforth
Jury Deadlocks in Rankin Murder Trial at Union City
In Union City Tennessee on January 28 the jury could not reach a verdict in the Ed Marshall case, charged as a night rider with the murder of Capt Quentin Rankin and was discharged this morning. The panel reportedly stood nine for acquittal and three for conviction.
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Union City
Tenn
Ed. Marshall
Quentin Rankin
Fight Hour Bill Aims for Women Work Hour Limits
Columbus Jan 28 a measure to set a knight hour work day for women in Ohio workshops and factories will be introduced when the legislature convenes. The bill will be reviewed at an upcoming conference with the Ohio Federation of Labor the Woman's Federation of Ohio and other groups including Mothers Congress and Daughters of the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Labor, Child Labor and Industrial Committee
Woman's Federation of Ohio
Mothers Congress
Daughters of the Revoluoe
Suit Began Over Florida Loss in White Star Libel
In U S District Court the Oceanic Steam Navigation Co filed a libel seeking about 2 million dollars in damages against the Italian steamship Florida her freight and passage money. The action aims to determine responsibility for the loss of the Republic.
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New York
Oceanic Steam Navigation. Co. Limited
White Star Line
U. S. District Court
Florida
Republic
Warner Tontwht F Ndarys Day
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a weekday listing or diary entry mentioning Warner Tontwht and upcoming days. Readable facts are minimal. no clear event, date, or organization is discernible for a full card.
Race Trouble Ends In Double Stabbing At East High
In Cincinnati on January 28 Horace Telford an 18 year old colored student killed 17 year old William Wuebbold and stabbed 18 year old William Brill and Charles Ruff probably fatally after claiming he was attacked by white students as he left East High School. No charges were filed yet.
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Cincinnati
East Night
Horace Telford
William Wuebbold
Wm. Brill
Charles Ruff
Telford
United States
A. C. Thompson
National Convention Passes Resolutions On Contempt Case
Indianapolis Jan 28 President T L Lewis says national tellers will report on officers Friday or Saturday The miners convention adopts a resolution protesting imprisonment of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison The United Mine Workers of America denounce the Sherman Act as applied to labor unions and condemn Justice Wrights handling of the case They uphold unions loyalty to law and oppose court injunctions against labor officers while defending workers rights and collective action.
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Indianapolis
T. L. Lewis
Miners’ National Convention
United Mine “Workers of America
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federative Act of Justice
Wright
Mine Workers of America
Law of the Land
Justice Wright
Gomez inaugurated as Cuba's second president amid fireworks
Havana on January 28 marks Gen Jose Miguel Gomez's inauguration as Cuba's second president. Ceremonies began with Marti birthplace tablet, five military parades planned, and a grand fireworks display to close the inaugural festivities Sunday night. Tomorrow officials attend races. Grain market reports Wheat 1.0714, corn 0.6275, oats 2, pork 17.00.
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Havana
Cuba
Jose Miguel Gomez
Marti
Spain
Chicago
Man Guilty Of Cutting With Intent To Wound
George Peovich pled guilty to cutting with intent to wound after an affray on Wells street and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Pete Povic, indicted for cutting to kill and wound, pleaded to assault and battery and received ten days in jail plus costs. Dominico Panetta and Francesco Luccissani, indicted for burglary at Levitte's store, pled guilty and, being under age, received indeterminate sentences in Mansfield Reformatory. John Quinn pleaded guilty to assault and battery and got twenty days in jail plus costs.
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George Peovich
Pete Malconyich
Wells Street
Pete Povic
Dominico Panetta
Francesco Luccissani
Levittes
Eighth
Kilgore Streets
Mansfield Reformatory
John Quinn
Claims Alibi In Arrest After Milk Theft Incident
Andrew Weinman of South Fifth street reports a milk storage intruder and fired a shotgun from his house at 4:30 AM, claiming to hit the fleeing man. William Ely, arrested, claims a mistake and seeks to prove an alibi, with a hearing set for Friday evening.
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Andrew Weinman
South Fifth Street
Weinman
Ely
Carnation Day honors McKinley from birth to martyrdom
The Carnation League promotes a national Carnation Day on William McKinley’s birthday January 29. Colonel Reynolds of Dayton says the observance will endure for generations. He notes Mark Hanna’s support and links to Lincoln and Washington as a broader holiday framework.
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Ohio
William McKinley
Lewis G Reynolds
Dayton
Carnation League of America
Pittsburg
Mark Hanna
Lincoln
Washington
Walton denies Randolph Walton secretaryship rumor
Randolph Walton, who had been mentioned in connection with the secretaryship to Senator Burton, returned to Columbus from Van Wert Wednesday. He said he knew nothing about the secretaryship, but would enter active legal practice and pursue politics only to give speeches. He accepted an invitation to deliver a Lincoln Day address at Kenton on February 12 for a Republican club.
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Randolph Walton
Burton
Columbus
van Wert
Walton
Kenton
Ohio Girl Defies Teacher and Marries Suitor
Uhrichsville girl Marie Stirling and her fiancé Earl Vogelsong of St. Louis defy Miss Stewart the school principal by marrying after a long correspondence. Vogelsong traveled to Washington to secure consent and the pair obtained a marriage license Tuesday, married in the afternoon by Rev. J.J. Muir.
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Marie Stirling
Uhrichsville
Washington
D. C
Miss Stewart
Miss Stirling
Earl Vogelsong
St. Louis
Circus Man Samuel Hutchinson Pleads Guilty in Ohio Case
Samuel Hutchinson, once assistant manager at John Robie circus and member of the Columbugo family, pleaded guilty to larceny in a criminal court yesterday and received a 15 month sentence in the Ohio penitentiary. He stole a $10 diamond bracelet from a jewelry store and fled to Oklahoma before arrest.
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Samuel Hutchinson
John Robie Con Cireus
Columbugo
Jarcenyo
Ohio
Hutchinson
Oklahoma
Spillan Well Pipeline Connections Under Rapid Construction
The Spillan place on Permar's Run road will drill Thursday afternoon as two 20 barrel tanks are completed. Pipelines over a mile away are being joined to these tanks. The well has broken away and flowed several times under strong pressure despite tools in the hole and packing at the top. Oil is visible down the creek. Mr. Smathers expects top barrels or more.
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Cornelius Spillan
Permar's Run Road
Unwritten Law in Marine World Backed by White Star VP
New York Jan 28 The unwritten law that the ship captain is supreme while at sea remains intact despite wireless links to home offices. Vice President Franklin of White Star argues the captain is sole authority in navigation whether in contact with the company or not and may follow or reject company suggestions as he sees fit.
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New York
Marine World
Republic
Franklin
White Star Company
Home Office
Query Club Elects Officers for 1909-1910 Year
The Query Club elected its officers for the coming year at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Welch at the Johnson home. Established in 1807, the club will enter its eleventh year next September and has studied lands at home and abroad, focusing this year on the Mediterranean and Orient.
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Query Club
W Welch
Johnson Homestead
Mediterranean
Orient
Nazareth
May Dunbar Sweeney
Isabelle Trouston Sarratt
Geo. P. Crawford
Anna Ragan Beazell
Miss Kelly
Sharpe
Crawford
Dohrman
Kelly
Alexander
Louis Richards
Helen McGowan
New York
California
Cadiz Man Surprises Relatives Believed Dead
Leslie Barcroft, reportedly dead in Milton Indiana, reappears alive in Cadiz Ohio causing a townwide commotion. His daughter Mrs. Carrie Henry of Cincinnati had arranged a burial and monument, but Barcroft denies death, claiming to have been in Newark Ohio for over a month. The case prompts Indiana authorities to verify identity and potential funeral expenses.
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Cadiz
Leslie Barcroft
Union City
Ind
L. Martin
Harrison County
Ohio
Milton
Martin
Eliza Barcroft
Carrie Henry
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Newark O
United States Coal Company Denies Gun Story
H E Willard, general manager, of the United States Coal Company,رسلed a statement denying a newspaper claim that two machine guns were mounted at the mouth of the Bradley works and purchased from the government. He calls the report false in every particular and asks for a conspicuous contradiction.
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The
Gazette
the Herald Star
Arequest Inferiary
Bradley Works
United States Coal Company
H. E. Willard
Detectives Pursue Fugitives Across Liverpool and Chester
Detectives Lieutenant Jewellee and Officer O'Leary from the C P. detective force hunted for Jo Pandito, foreman of the Halian Section, who shot and mortally wounded Dido Tedditti after a money dispute at Smith's Piney daning. Rumors placed Pandito in Most Liverpool and Chester and hiding at a friend's home in Chess ter, but authorities reported no success.
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Jewellee
O'Leary
Liverpool
Chester
Jo Pandito
Halian
Dido Tedditti
Smith's
Piney Daning
Pandito
Hidi
Chesster
Fidelity Funding Co. Failure Probed by New York Official
Patrick J. Kieran voluntarily appeared before U S commissioner Alexander in New York for an examination related to the Fidelity Funding Co which collapsed with debts of about five million dollars.
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Ted
New York
Patrick J. Kieran
Alexander
Fidelity Funding Co
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Legislature
Nates
Gen. Gomez
Peovich
Wm. Ely
President McKinley
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Circus Man
Bracele
U. S. Coal Co
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