Dynamite Trial Beginnings in Federal Court Fifty-One Indicted
The Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy case opens with 51 defendants facing separate trials, possibly three to six months or more, after 700 witnesses are summoned. McManigal pleads guilty while McNamara faces ongoing charges. presiding judge A B Anderson. Defense includes W N Harding and Senator John W Kern. district attorney Miller leads the proceeding. Indicted defendants include F M Ryan S P Meadows Ty Butler Fred Sherman and J B McNamara among others. Trials may span months with severe penalties for conspiracy and unlawful explosives transport.
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Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
Federal District Court
J. W. Irwin
Peoria
Patrick Ryan
Chicago
A. J. Kavanaugh
Springfeld
IL T
Clancy
Tzeitmoeings
Ortie McManigal
Ortie FE
McManigal
J. B .McNamara
McNamara
Miller
Seo
W. N. Harding
United States
John W. Kern
Indiana
Charles W. Nichols
James W. Neel
F. M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
HH. S. Hoexin
Detroit
The
Iron Workers
S. P. Meadows
Marion County
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Ty. Butler
International
Fred J. Sherman
Indianapolis Iron Workers
Fifty Workers Beset Arlington Mill Riotiously Denied Jobs
The Arlington mill in Lawrence, Alabama, bailiffs closed gates trapping fifty textile workers who stormed the entrance and were refused their jobs as Saturday’s protests left windows broken by strikers. In Ohio, St Clairsville reports three thousand miners refusing work in sympathy with the Salem mass I.W.W. strike, yet order remained. A roster of iron workers officials and locals from multiple cities is listed, with names including J. J. McCray, R. H. Houlihan, and William Benson among others, as part of ongoing labor movement activity.
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Lawrence
Alass
Arlington Mill
St. Clairsville
Pursegrove
Troll
Industrial Workers of the World
Salem
Mass
San Quentin
California
JB. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Ortie E. McManigal
Olaf A. Tvetmoe
San Francisco
Ironworkers’ Executive Board
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Iron Workers
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Iron Workers
William
Eorge Nippert Anderson
Cleveland
Frank C. Webb
New York
International Executive Board
Daniel Brophy
Paul Morrin
St. Louis
John H. Barry
W .E. Reddin
Milwaukee
Financial Scretary
Ferman G. Seiffert
Michael J. Cunnane
Philadelphia
Daniel Buckley
Davenport
H. W. Legleitner
Pittsburg
Farm Board of Iron Workers
Charles W. Wachmeister
Detroit
Frank J. Murphy
R. H. Houlihan
Chicago
Chicago Iron Workers
James Conney
James Coughlin
William Shupe
Edward Clark
Cincinnati
Iron Workers Local
Ernest G. W. Basey
Indianapolis
William Bernhardt
Cincinnati Iron Workers
EB. E. Phillips
Syracuse
N.Y
Workers
John Carroll
James E. Ray
Springfield
Peoria Iron Workers
Edward Smythe
A. J. Kavanaugh
Ill
Springfield Iron Workers
M. L. Pennell
W. Berristown
Kansas City
Kansas City Iron Workers
Roro
W. J. McCain
Hiram R. Cline
Muncie
Ind
United Brotherhood of Carpenter
Supreme Court rules alimony survives remarriage. teacher upheld
The Supreme Court did not rule on the non partisan judiciary this morning. In a Green county case the court held that a husband must pay alimony to his divorced wife even if she remarries if alimony was ordered before her second marriage. In a Zanesville appeal the court upheld a teacher who whipped a pupil for snowballing him.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Law
Green County
Zanesville
Roosevelt campaign spending in Pennsylvan ia under Clapp scrutiny
Bull Moose leader William Flinn testified before the Clapp committee detailing Pennsylvan ia Roosevelt funding and total preconvention receipts and expenses for New York county. Elon Hooker, treasurer, cited contributors including Amos Pinechot Alexander Cochran and Charles Crane, with major sums from Frank Munsey George W Perkins and Dan Hanna.
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Washington
Elon Hooker
Bull Moose Party
Clapp Committee
William Flinn
Pittsburg
Hooker
New York County
National Progressive Committee
Bull Moose
Amos Pinechot
League of Progressive Clubs
Alexander Cochran
New York
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Vermont
Massachusetts
Llooker
Rosevelt
Progress
Penrose
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Flinn
Flynn
United States Senate
National Progressive
Flinn
Frank Munsey
George W. Perkins
Dan R. Hanna
Hanna
Munsey
Perkins
Two Jurors Remain As Ettor Giovannitti Trial Reopens
In Salem Massachusetts on October 4 only two jurors sat in the box while about 250 talesmen remained in Essex county’s largest venue. Judge Quint warned remaining jurors against prejudice as William H Walsh admitted forming an opinion and was excused after stating he would stick to it forever even if the law said he was wrong.
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Salem
Mass
Ettor
Giovannitti
Essex County
Quint
William H. Walsh
Walsh
Inebriate Hospitals Proposed for Mental Institutions
Massillon State Hospital Superintendent H C Eyman argues that inebriate patients disrupt general care when drunk inmates are committed by probate courts. He urges separate buildings or dedicated inebriate hospitals to isolate such cases and plans to push legislation at the next General Assembly session.
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Massillon, O
H.C. Eyman
Massillon State Hospital
Obig
Lyman
General Assembly
Taft Issues Warning At Beverly Republican Club
President Taft urged Beverly Republicans to back national state and local tickets and warned that anyone posing as a third party member should return as a whole Republican or be expelled. He urged quitting temporizing and declaring party loyalty.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Republican Club
One Killed In Athens Alabama Railroad Wreck
One man died and a score were seriously injured when Louisville and Nashville passenger train No 7 wrecked near Athens Alabama early today. Eight coaches were destroyed by fire. Sam N Chilton former express messenger died in the blaze.
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Nashville
Fenn
Loutisville & Nashville Railroad
Athens
Alabama
Sam N. Chilton
Ipress Messenger
Resignation of Rev Arthur W Higsby in Canton
Rev Arthur W Higsby rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church resigns effective today after taking a pro wet stance in the local option campaign. He plans to go west and had been expelled from the ministerial federation for his liquor position but was reinstated later. He cites unfinished battles over liquor conditions as a reason for leaving.
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Canton
Arthur W. Higsby
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Ministerial Federation
Inter
Taft Opens Beverly Fair in Maryland by Button Press
President Taft presses the electric button at Beverly Massachusetts to start the Pythian Fair and States Exposition in Baltimore Maryland. He laughs noting he never expected to be so close to the former Democratic convention hall.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Baltimore
Maryland
Morg an raid skirmish memorial near Wintersville
Henry Parks of Steubenville was killed in the Morgan raid skirmish. The West end of Wintersville hosts a future marker as GEORGE WHITTAKER ROBERT MCGOWAN and JOSEPH R B DOYLE walk the spot. Parks served in the Steubenville militia and the skirmish followed Morg an’s pursuit. Morgan was captured near Salineville the day after.
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George Whittaker
Robert McGowan
Joseph RB. Doyle
Wintersville
Henry Parks
Steubenville
Morgan
Wintersvallé
Mr. Parks
Salineville
Cruel Murder On Kanawha Steamer Leads to Arrest
Pittsburg reports Stephen Mellett the Kanawha steward killed F M Perry by striking with a four foot oak club aboard the packet Kanawha. Perry, a plumbing contractor, fell into the river and drowned. Mellett was arrested aboard the boat. Berry's body was not recovered despite search efforts.
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Pittsburg
Stephen Mellett
Ohio
Kanawha
F. M. Perry
Berry
Mellett
Smithfield Street
Hegan
Matlett
Melltt
Sins Will Find You Out Sermon Warning Tonight
A preacher warns that sins will find the sinner and bring eternal judgment. He cites Numbers 32 23 and asserts no person can escape accountability for every lie and wrongdoing. The sermon notes that even uncertain mortality and the rising sun cannot assure safety from divine judgment.
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Hell
Lfe
Jesus Christ
Body Identified in Ohio River Flooder Death Near Dam No
Capt Wynn of dam No was told the floater from the Ohio river near the dam has been identified as Robert White of Cincinnati Ohio. He worked on the steamer Ohio and is believed to have fallen overboard while casting a line during a lock passage. The boat’s master says White was lost near Pittsburg and not missed until later. Decomposition delayed identification and burial was set for night interment in Cincinnati by order of health authorities.
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Capt. Wynn
Dam No
Ohio River
Congo
Robert White
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wynn
The
Chester
White
Pittsburg
Taft Marching Club Grows to 200 Plus as Steubenville Boosts Campaign
The Greater Steubenville Taft Club reports over 200 members at its second meeting in the evening, with 13g pew members present and more expected before next Friday. Uniforms, including tan coats and canes, were chosen, and a drum corps was formed to accompany future parades along North Birth Street under Captain Boyd and Lieut. McGee.
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Steubenville
Greater
Taft Club
Counec Chamber
North Birth Street
Boyd
McGee
Évenine
Republicans campaign swing opens in Columbiana County
Republican General Robert Brown of Zanesville and candidates Tom Lewis of Bridgeport Justin A Moore of Steubenville and Charles Howard of Barnesville will be in East Liverpool Monday October 7 to open the Columbiana County campaign at the Ceramo theater at 7 30 p m
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Robert Brown
Zanesville
Tom Lewis
Bridgeport
Justin A. Moore
Steubenville
Charles Howard
Barnesville
East Liverpool
Columbiana County
Ceramo Theater
Death of Col John C. Hatter in Oycatia ile D UC
John C. Hatter former special aide to Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton died September 18 in Oycatia ile D UC. He was in town during Home Coming Week when he read David Homer Bates paper on Stanton and the Telegraph. He drowned.
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John C. Hatter
Oycatia
Ile D. UC
Edwin M. Stanton
David Homer Bates
Stanton
Telegraph
Filtration Plant Bond Question Considered
The Water Works Commission met last night to discuss asking the Council to issue bonds for a filtration plant. About 200000 dollars is eyed as the necessary amount, though the exact figure to be requested remains undecided.
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Water Works Commission
New Chamber 10 Organize Constitution and Board Plans
The new Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7 45 PM in the opera house to elect directors adopt a constitution and reorganize. The proposed plan outlines four divisions new industries transportation civic trade and commerce with a four person vice presidency and a weekly noon luncheon ways and means committee to include one or two members from every trade and meet to discuss city matters
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Chamber of Commerce
Opera House
Steubenville
Big Rink Illusion Ends as Airdome Site Leased
Work to dismantle the Auditorium Rink at Third and Clinton is underway and slated for completion soon. Leasing the Airdome site to Auditorium Co ends talk of an opera house there, forcing Sterbenville to rely on one night shows at City Opera House as plans for a theatre fade.
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Third
Clinton Streets
Airdome
Turner Hall
Auditorium, Co
Sterbenville
City Opera House
Tallman
Ind
Petit Jury Drawn For No 2 Common Pleas Court
The petit jury for No 2 Common Pleas Court to appear Monday Oct 21 was drawn today. Names include Wim Ro Zink Steubenville Fremont Tarr Mingo Junction Lambert Freidel Steubenville Thomas Price Toronto William Kirk Ragland NE Betts Unionport H S Overly Steubenville William Ruddicks Markle James A Lindsay Steubenville John J Everson Warrenton George A McCoy Steubenville C E Miser East Springfield James E Lowry Haremondsville AL Bair Steubenville Frank McLister Mingo Junction Arnold Davis Toronto William H Thompson Adena John A Saulters Steubenville H Davidson Amsterdam Lewis Fithian Mingo Junction.
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Common Pleas Court
Wim
Ro Zink
Steubenville
Fremont Tarr
Mingo Junction
Lambert Freidel
Thomas Price
Toronto
William Kirk
Ragland
N. E. Betts
Unionport
H. S. Overly
William Ruddicks
Markle
James A. Lindsay
John J. Everson
Warrenton
George A. McCoy
C. E. Miser
East Springfield
James E. Lowry
Haremondsville
A. L. Bair
Frank McLister
Arnold
Davis
William H. Thompson
Adena
John A. Saulters
H. ©. Davidson
Amsterdam
Lewis Fithian
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Case
Clapp Investigation Committee
TION
Roose
Penna
Oliver
Charles R. Crane
Wilson
la Hollette
Hoth
Tegethoff
William Llvinw
Elman
Score
Mor
Winters
Billy Sunday
Taft Marching Club
East Liver
Brown, Lewis, Moore
Howard
Col
J.C. Hatter
E. M. Stanton
NEW Chamber
Board OF Directors
Petit Jury
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