Prominent Men in Business Tangle in Senate Scandal
Washington Oct 10 John D Archbold testified before the Clapp senatorial committee about Standard Oil support for presidential campaigns and letters he allegedly wrote. He acknowledged sending 15000 to Foraker as counsel fees and identified other contributions to Hanna Grosvenor Quay and Taft era campaigns while discussing letters and a potential Ohio primary fight for Taft delegates.
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Washington
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
United States
Charles D. Hilles
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Josiah Quincy
Boston
McCombs
William G. McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Nichols
Ohio
A. H. Plant
Southern Railway Comptroller
Underwood
Dixon
Clapp
Hearst
Hearst’s
Senator Foraker
Archbold
Mark Wanna
Hanna
Grosvernor
Quay
Grosvenor
Sibley
Louis C. Laylin
Taft
Chicago
C. P. Taft
Hilles
Hubert Taft
After Battle Describes a Grisly Civil War Scene
Erasmus Wilson reports from Mingo Junction on the 128th Ohio regiment’s engagement. He recalls unconventional warfare, concealment of positions, and the calmer, less murderous mood of Civil War battles. Soldiers endured fear, warded off bullets, and endured amputations as surgeons worked amid fields, ambushes, and a late-night truce.
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Erasmus Wilson
Gazette Times
Ohio
Mingo Junction
Bragg
Louisville
Giants Win Second Game of Series as Marquard Shines
New York Giants defeat Boston Red Sox 2 1 in a pitcher heavy contest. Rube Marquard hurled superbly as New York capitalized on timely hitting with Herzog and Murray driving in runs. Boston pushed one run across in the ninth before Marquard sealed the win for the Giants.
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Giants
Rube Marquard
Confession of Nye to Indictments Shocks Ohio Politics
The confession of Representative George B. Nye as a bribe taker portends indictments of three Ohio figures, including a Cincinnati millionaire, a Toledo lobbyist, and a leading political figure. Nye's six year role as bribe manager tied to a major Ohio concern. grand jury meets next week in Columbus as Hogan cites $10,000 annual graft revenues and corroborating dictagraph evidence.
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Columbus
George B. Nye
Ohio
Hogan
Cincinnati
Toledo
Nye
House of Representatives
Turmoil on Turko Montenegrin Front In Balkans
News wires from Vienna and St. Petersburg report heavy fighting along the Turko Montenegrin frontier with Turks entrenched and pressing the Montenegrins. Austria mobilizes four army divisions while Czar contemplates large troop movements for potential intervention. Cairo dispatches note villages aflame and civilians harmed as the battle at Deichitch mountain remains unsettled.
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Vienna
Deichitch Mountain
St. Petersburg
Austria
Balkans
Cettinje
Salem Judge Refuses Bail for Strike Leaders Ettor Giovannitti Caruso
In Salem Massachusetts on October 16 Judge Quinn denied bail to Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso, the Lawrence strike leaders now imprisoned. The decision keeps them jailed as the high profile labor dispute continues.
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Salem
Mass
Ohio Weather Outlook Rains Tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for occasional rains across Ohio tonight and into Friday. Impacts on travel and outdoor plans possible as showers persist through the period. Continuous monitoring advised for localized shower activity and brief heavier bursts.
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Ohio
Woman 101, Martin's Ferry resident, dies at 101
Mrs Dennis Lang of Martin's Ferry dies Wednesday afternoon at her daughter's home after a short illness. Aged 101, she was likely eastern Ohio's oldest resident. Born in County Sago Ireland she was formerly Margaret Deveny. She married Dennis Lang at eighteen and moved to the United States at forty. The couple settled in Martin's Ferry in 1850.
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Dennis Lang
Martin's Ferry
Mary Denny
United States
Rattet for Carrigan in South Bat Ted for O Brien in 8th
Batter details show Carrigan batting in the south, O Brien hit in the eighth, and Stahl running in the ninth as the sequence of events described in the clipped report.
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Carrigan
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O’brien
Stahl
New York eevi. Boston' .5. 00000006 jw
Short fragment from a New York based note referencing Boston and a numeric code. The legible portion does not provide a clear event or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
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New York
Boston
Errors Merkle Highlight Patchy Baseball Infield Play
Errors by Merkle and miscues mute offense as Murray Herzog Stahl and Gardner collect two base hits. Merkle Gardner Marquard notch sacrifice hits while Herzog drives in a run on a sacrifice fly. Speaker and Stahl turn a double play with Herzog hit by pitch. Fletcher Devore and Wagner steal bases as Marquard and O'Brien fan batters. Bedient yields one run in one inning after O'Brien works eight frames.
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Boston
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
McGraws
Giant King'ss
Rube Marquard
Giants
Bostons
O Brien
Bedient
O'Brien
Red Sox
Cady
Carrgan
Marquard
New York
Stahl
McGraw
Evans
Klem
O’laughlin
Ieit
Rigler
Murray
Merkle
Herzog
Meyers
Pletcher
Lewis
Snodgrass
Jong
Devore
D Speaker
Wagner
Snod Speaker
Speaker
Doyle
O'firien
Hooper
Gardner
Fletcher
Carrigan
Yerkes
Snodcrass
Derzog
O’brien
Engle
Engel
Ball
Hendrickson
Unclear financial figures from fragmented attendance record
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered monetary amounts and codes such as 849,160.00 133,496 Nat. Com. 3690 14,340.90 and 10,806.42 24,020.42. No clear event, entities, or context to form a coherent news item.
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Nat. Com
Foreigner Die From Knife Wounds May Be Buried Here
John Amposa, a 24 year old foreigner, died at Gill hospital from knife wounds inflicted by Sigaretta at New Comerstown. Amposa’s burial here is uncertain. Sigaretta, a Clowpipe shop worker, fled after the stabbing and is sought by Sheriff Polen and police authorities across towns. This marks the second murder in the county within a month and the third in 30 days in Tuscarawas County.
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John Amposa
Gill Hospital
Sigarette
New Comerstown
Amposa
Charles Sigaretta
Clow
Polen
Sigaretta
Tuscarawas
ELOPING PAIR IN DOUBLE ELopEMENT SCANDAL
Wheeling police learned last night that Grace Prettyman aged 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Prettyman ran away with Clarence Edwards a married man last Saturday. Akron Ohio police found them at a hotel during a second elopement. A Wheeling officer will travel to Akron to return Edwards and the girl for possible white slavery charges.
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Wheeling
Grace Prettyman
C. A Prettyman
Clarence Edwards
Akron
Miss Prettyman
Gertrude Bremer
Bremer
George Fenner
Edwards
Prettyman Girl
Wheeling Police Department
Belmont Woman Escapes Hospital Then Commits Suicide
Belmot resident Mrs. Ida R. Andrews, 43, an inmate at the state hospital in Columbus since 1901, escaped from the nurse today. She left the grounds and threw herself in front of a street car, killing herself after previous attempts. Local authorities report no further details.
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Columbus
Tda R. Andrews
State Hospital
Morristown
Belmont County
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