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The Dalton Gazette in Dalton, Ohio

09 Jan 1908

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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

2

Week of unrest and notable trials across regions

Riots surged on New York’s East Side amid landlord tenant tensions. troops quelled the mob while five arrests were made. A collision near East Dubuque left two dead and one injured. Drownings in Jamaica Bay and a fatal jealousy incident near Ludington are noted alongside legal rulings in Boise and Columbus. Also reported are leadership shifts in the navy and a Paris suit of assault against Boni de Castellane, plus a Belgian king’s worsening gout and other domestic and international items.

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East Side New York Muncie Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago, Great Western East Dubuque Jamaica L. I Boise Idaho George A. Pettibone Steunenberg Charles H. Moyer Bessie Turney Nashville Columbus Ind David Fox Jacob Kirk William L. Vanest South Bethany Alois Kaiser Oheb Shalom Temple Baltimore William Rhinelander New York City Metcalf P——B. Morrison Wisconsin Eau Claire Prince Helie de Sagan Count Boni de Castellane Criminal Court Paris Belgium C. M. Lane Franklin M. Lane Interstate Commerce Commission San Francisco Caleb Powers Georgetown William Goébel John_Brown G_F. Fisher Roy Signor Hastings Neb Theodore Roosevelt United States White House Roosevelt Franco Portugal Edward Hanlon Toronto Ont Hothan Newton Nicholas Senn Chicago Central West Lamar Jackson United States Military Academy West Point Charles D. Carter Oklahoma Taté Bank Rockyford Col Taft Foraker Ohio Rochester N.Y Folk Missouri Virgil Rule Gireult Jessé McDonald Rule St. Louis Louis M. Givernaud Givernaud Bros Los Angeles Cal Pritchard Richmond Seabord Air Line Railway Charles Becker Belleville Ill Russellville Allison J. Nailer Supreme Council of the Ancient Order of Washington John D. Rockefeller University of Chicago Prince Helie’ de Sagan Ulrich Augustus Hoegger Philadelphia George M. Gable Lancaster Bureau of Navigation Phillip F. Kramer Portland Ores Isthmian Canal George Middleton Western Vaudeville Association Cella & Oppenheim Kansas—City Milwaukee Louisvile St. Anne’s Terre Haute James G. Stowe South Africa Kansas City Roy Howard Martha Pieray Des Moines Mavy Department Charles Figone Louis_Figone Antonio Figone Swis Frrancisco J. W Balknap
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Notable Early Rocky Mountain News Founder Dies in Denver

William B. Dailey died at his Denver residence after months of illness. He co founded the Rocky Mountain News in 1859 with William N. Byers. Dailey was born in Tiffin Ohio and had a long journalistic career.

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William—b. Dailey WilLliam N. Byers Rocky Mountain News Denver Mr. Dailey Tiffin I -An First National Bank Kansas—City Charles D. Wiliams Episcopal ‘Diocesé of Michigan Detroit Irving Wheatly Galestown George W. Eckert Allentown Countess of Yarmouth Harry K. Thaw London Earl of Yarmouth Russellville Edward McGrath Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Stowell Station Milwaukee Passaic River Flats New Jersey Theodore S. Whitmore Brooklyn Lansing Mich Wiest Harden-Von Moltke Berlin Die Zukunft Charles Carroll Marsh Warsaw Fil Nannie G. Hoagland George Hoagland St. Joseph Daughters of Liberty Waverly’ Hall Byron—Williamson Standard Oil Company Findlay Horace. Boles Iowa Bio Paso Tex New Orleans Jeremiah O’ ‘Meara Helen Naughton John Bartham Fort Gay W. Va Samuel _ Kinser Muncie Ind Railway” Company Gov. Hanly Indiana
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Indicted in conspiracy over government ink contract fraud

Edwin M. Van Dyck a former bureau chemist and Victor G. Bloede of Baltimore are indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government in supplying black dry color for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Van Dyck allegedly favored Bloede and was paid about seventy to seventy five thousand dollars over several years. Bail of ten thousand dollars was set after attorneys appeared before Justice Stafford.

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Washington Bureau of Engraving and Printing Edwin M.van Dyck Victor_G. Bloede Victor’ Bloede Co Baltimore
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Postmaster General Bans Liquor Transport on Mail Routes

Washington announces a new order requiring mail contractors to refrain from transporting intoxicating liquor on any mail route. Bids for star routes in the southeast and midwest will open tomorrow, with the prohibition taking effect July 1 for contractors in North Carolina Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky. The measure aims to curb temperance movement concerns and is expected to have wide impact.

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Washington, D. C Meyer North Carolina South Carolina Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky
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Thaw's Second Trial Opens With Insanity Plea

New York City on the first day of Harry K. Thaw's second murder trial against Stanford Whitenine jurors were chosen from 57 veniremen as peremptory challenges loom. District Attorney Jerome and defense counsel Martin W Littleton agreed no oaths until full panel is satisfied with the jurors. The defense asserts insanity at the time of the homicide and daily sessions are planned until the jury is complete.

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New York City Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Talesmen Jerome Martin W. Littleton Littleton Thaw
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Retaining vigor in old age per Prof Naunyn

Prof Naunyn of Strasbourg argues old age is natural and can be productive if health is preserved. He advises lighter food overall, modest dairy use, five ounces of meat daily with vegetables, a substantial mid day meal, brisk walking, and avoiding unnecessary heart strain. He urges older adults to stay engaged with life to slow decline.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer E. Naunyn University Strasburg
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Supreme Court Rules Employers' Liability Law Unconstitutional

The U S Supreme Court, in a five to four decision, held the federal Employers' Liability Act unconstitutional as beyond Congress' interstate commerce powers. The ruling came in two damage cases from Kentucky and Tennessee federal courts.

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N. G Washington, D. C United States Supreme Court of the Kentucky Tennessee
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Congress in session short as Mallory memory honored

Congress met for a few minutes with no business, observing a moment of respect for Florida Senator Mallory who died during the holiday period. Washington noted the session adjournment in honor of the late senator.

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Congress Mallory Florida Peceiste A Washington
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Markets fall through multiple grain and livestock quotes

New York Jan 7 1908 markets show dull steady flour and mixed grain: No 2 red wheat at 1.07 and 1/34, No 2 corn at 74 cents, oats around 54 cents, hay quiet, cattle ranges from 4.40 to 9.75, sheep 3.50 to 5.26, lambs 6.75 to 8.00, hogs about 4.85. Regional quotes follow for Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg with varying wheat corn oats butter cheese and cattle sheep hogs prices.

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New York Cleveland York East Buffalo
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