Teal Convicted of Attempted Perjury in Gould Divorce
New York report details Mrs. Margaret Teal wife of theater manager Benjamin Teal being convicted of attempted subornation of perjury in the Gould Gould divorce case. She received one year in the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island as jurors and spectators reacted. The case involved Inducing false testimony and included co defendants Julia Fleming and Harry Mousely. The消息 notes Teal is mother to a sixteen month old child and mentions related sensational breach of promise action at St Paul two years prior.
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St. Paul
New York
Margaret Teal
Benjamin Teal
Helen Kelley Gould
Frank J. Gould
Teal
Blackwells Island
Foster
Mabel McCauslan
W. C. Toomey
Toa
J. W. Dettingen
Toomey
James J. Hill
Engineer Brown Killed In Overland Wreck At Van Horn
Des Moines reports an Overland Limited west of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad derailed at Van Horn Iowa. The engine left the track at speed near sixty mph causing a somersault with baggage and mail cars piling up and several coaches on their sides. C H Brown of Perry Iowa the engineer died and others were injured. The crash is blamed on a broken flange. Brown was among the Milwaukee Road's oldest engineers.
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Des Moines
Overland Lmited
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
van Horn
C! H. Brown
Perry
Turkey Gets Big Indemnity From Austro Hungary Protocol
Constantinople February 27 The Austro Hungarian Turkish protocol concludes differences over the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina The Turkish government receives 10 800 000 indemnity The boycott committee suspends the boycott on Austrian goods
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Constantinople
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Pallavinelnt
Opportunity to buy farms for Negro uplift in Georgia plan
Augnta reports a plan led entirely by Black Georgians to purchase 20 000 acres, slicing into 400 fifty acre farms. Tenants would pay for land in cotton over seven years at 1000 pounds of good middling cotton annually, a figure said to match typical rental costs. In Wisconsin, the seventeenth joint ballot for U S senator produced no choice, with Stephenson garnering 17 of 124 votes.
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Georgia
Massive 16½ hour House session breaks all records
Washington brief notes a Sixtieth Congress session that stretched to 2:21 a.m. and ended next Thursday at noon. Heated clashes between Democrats and Republicans over sundry civil and other bills drew sharp personal remarks, with records set for daily remarks by official stenographers.
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Washington
Mr. Tawney
Tawney
Beal
Tex
Mann
Texas
Timots
Gaines Tenn
Wisconsin Deadlock Over Separate Ballot For Senator
Madison Wis February 27 Supporters of Isaac Stephenson claim he was elected U S senator on a separate ballot January 26 receiving 60 assembly votes and 12 of 17 in the senate while 16 senators were present. Lt Gov Strange blocks joint ballot motion keeping a deadlock as Wheeler travels to Washington with the credential.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Legiymature
United States
Joint Assembly
Isaac Stephenson
Stephenson
Assembly
Senate
John Strange
Strange
Davison
James A. Frear
Wheeler
Washington
Senate Committee On Elections
Regency Letter to Taft Details Imperial Policy Viewpoints
Peking reports a private letter from the regency to President-Elect Taft outlining the empire's vital questions and adherence to reforms. The regent stresses that the recent ministerial dismissal was personal and family in nature and does not signal policy changes, despite foreign reaction.
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Peking
Empire
William H. Taft
Yuan Shi
Beach Hargis Surrenders to Bondholders in Murder Case
Beach Hargis, charged with murdering his father Judge James Hargis, surrendered to Breathitt county bondsmen and was jailed in Irvine, Kentucky, to await a second trial in April after a hung jury in the first trial. His recent outbursts and reign of terror prompted the surrender.
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Beach Hargis
Jackson
James Hargis
Breathitt
Irvine
Hargis
Costly Fire Destroys Three Story Brick Building
A three story brick building on the south end of Worayth Street in the Jacksonville business district was completely destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at £65,000 with extensive damage to surrounding properties. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours but the structure was gutted. Names of involved parties not provided in readable text.
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Jacksonville
Worayth Street
House Votes to End Unlawful Pay to Officials
The U S House adopted by suspension a sweeping amendment to the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill barring payments of salaries or expenses to any commission or board appointed by the president unless authorized by law. Rep Tawney of Minnesota led the measure criticizing prior payments and the printing of a commission report without lawful authority. Also debated were limits on the treasury secret service, but the amendment limiting its scope was rejected 41 to 153.
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Washington
Tawney
Minn
Census Bureau
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Smith
Rep
Liquor Provisions Tighten in Penal Code Debate
Washington Feb 26 liquor provisions in the penal code bill aim to regulate interstate liquor traffic. The measure, added to the penal code by the house, penalizes officers or employees who deliver intoxicants to fictitious recipients and bars common carriers from collecting part of liquor purchases or shipping packages without clear consignee details.
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Washington
Senate
Knox
Tornado Death Toll Rising in Eastern Arkansas
The eastern region of Arkansas was struck by a tornado on February 26 with at least four dead and about twenty five seriously injured. Fisher is almost erased by the storm and Carlisle reports additional damage. Large property losses are expected and relief subscriptions have begun for the victims.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Fisher
Carlisle
Ocean Mail Subsidy Approval Moves in House
The house committee on post offices and post roads votes ten to seven to report favorably the senate ocean mail subsidy bill. Hill of Mississippi is absent while Murdy of Kansas and Stafford of Wisconsin join Republicans opposing the measure. Floor fight looms as majority supports the bill and minority deadlines follow.
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House
Washington
House Committee On Post Offices and Postroads
Senate
Hill
Mississippi
Murdy
Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
Committee On Postomees and
Postroads
Panel Begins Selection for Standard Oil Indiana Retrial
In Chicago on February 27 the jury panel for the retrial of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana began forming in Judge Anderson's court. The first venireman examined was a planter named Blaty Chlcasanas, as part of the new venire.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Anderson
Veniremen
Blaty
Inaugural Address Ready for Taft Administration
New York Feb 25 Presiden elect Taftanas inaugural address has its final revision and will run about six thousand words. The document outlines policies for the new administration and will take nearly an hour to deliver. Taft has approved it with cabinet appointees and read it to President Roosevelt and senior advisers.
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New York
Taftana
Taft
Roosevelt
Hig
Chicago Primary Results Show Machines Sweep City Ticket
Chicago on February 25 reports decisive machine wins in urban party races. Municipal Voters league fared poorly while Liquor Dealers league did not improve. Machines nominated all preferred candidates across city tickets and alderman races.
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Chicago
Municipal Voters’ League
Liquor Dealers‘ League
Record crowds attend ninth annual American Bowling Congress
In Pittsburgh Duquesne Gardens opens the ninth annual American Bowling Congress tournament. Ninety cities send 2137 entries for about 20000 games on specially built alleys. Prizes total 25289 dollars as 50000 visitors are expected to attend the congress and many players arrive for opening night.
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Pitteburs
Duquesne Gardens
America
United States
Canada
Hmit
Cue Experts Meet Tonight in Milwaukee Billiards Showdown
In Milwaukee at the Milwaukee Athletic Club Calvin Demarest former US amateur champion and George H Sutton the handless wonder meet in an 18.2 bank line match. Demarest twenty two and rising star faces Sutton a top American player who, despite the handicap, has defeated many top men using a bridge and stump grip.
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Milwaukee
Billard
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Calvin Demarest
United States
George H. Sutton
Demarest
Sutton
America
Tenady
Meeting in London Ends Delegates Sign Agreement
Delegates to the International Naval Conference in London have signed and sealed their findings. The code to regulate naval warfare will be published March 20 in each represented capital. Rear Admiral Brockton will depart for the United States in March with documents for submission to the Senate. Professor Grafton Wilson will remain on the Continent for several weeks.
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London
Cody
Charlie H. Brockton
America
Senate
Grafton Wilson
Robbery Thought Motive in Westmoreland Mining Deaths
Bodies of two men found near Gratntown in Westmoreland county show signs of murder and robbery. Two empty pay envelopes lay beside the victims, believed to have worked at a nearby mine. An investigation is underway by local authorities.
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Pittsburg
Gratntown
Westmoreland County
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