Prominent Figures In Briefs Across Nation Report
President Gompers gains full endorsement from the Federation of Labor in Denver. Fort Ontario private Benjamin Lee surrenders claiming he murdered Emma Leisher. Mayor Johnson reveals he lost his fortune and must downsize his Euclid Avenue home. Nebraska governor elect Shallenberger fractures a leg during Shriners initiation. Chicago real estate man Peter Van Vlissingen goes to Joliet penitentiary for $750,000 forgeries. Rockefeller testifies in Standard Oil dissolution case in New York. Harry Reardon alias Arthur Spencer sentenced to 18 months at Leavenworth. Capt. Carter named manager of Mexican Brick and Fire Clay Co. Ridgely retires from National Bank of Commerce. Mrs Emily Crane Chadbourne sued for $82,500 by the government over alleged smuggling. Bryan hints at 1912 presidential bid in San Antonio interview. Secretary Root says he would serve as New York senator if elected. Pope marks 50 years in priesthood. C W Burton indicted for embezzlement.
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Tomi de . Johnson
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Chicago
Joliet
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Standard Oil Company
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New York
Standard
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Arthur Pencer
Kansas City
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Mexican Brick and Fire Clay Company
Mexico
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National Bank of Commerce
Emily Crane Chadbourne
R. T. Crane
Bims
W. J. Bryan
San Antonio
Tex
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Pope
C. W. Burton
Tri-City State Bank of Madison, Jr
Gas explosion in Brooklyn kills many in street collapse
Reports state twenty five persons are believed dead after a gas main leak caused an explosion in a 50 foot deep excavation on Gold Street Brooklyn. The blast tore a large section of the street and damaged nearby structures.
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Simon
Les Cayes
Louisiana
Manila
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Bowers
Rhode Island
Japan
John D. Rockefeller
Kellogg
Standard Oil Company
Margaret Atkins
Joseph Meyer
Calumet River
Chi- Ero
Foot and Mouth Outbreak Triggers Quarantines in NY and PA
Foot and mouth disease spreads in western New York prompting federal and state authorities to quarantine Pennsylvania and New York. East Buffalo stock yards close as several Danville Pennsylvania children are reported infected. Fire in Red Lodge Montana mine kills nine miners and many more are rescued. In Indiana Laporte, Ray Lamphere trial defense opens as jurors hear witnesses. Grand Rapids Veterinary College juniors protest after a court ruling allows two colored students.
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Ray Lamphere
Laporte
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Gunness
Grand Rapids
Mich
Veterinary College
Interference Blocked in Bell Telephones Case by Judge
Judge Taylor issued an injunction in Cleveland restraining Bell companies from interfering with independent operators in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Clarence Brown and James S Bailey Jr led United States Telephone Co in a suit alleging Bell mergers acquisitions and stock policies stifle competition and violate Sherman act and state laws. The filing traces Bell stock value growth from 400000 in 1878 to 25000000 by 1900 and notes the 1900 transfer of Bell patents to American Telephone and Telegraph Co in exchange for new stock.
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United States
Taylor
American Telephone_& Telegraph Co
Bell Long Distance
Theentral Union- Telephone Co
Bell Company
Ohio
Indiana
Nni
Cleveland
Clarence Brown
James S. Bailey,Jr
United States Telephone Co
Bell
Illinois
Bell Organization
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell Patents
Bronx double death linked to gas in home
In the Bronx, Charles A. Walters and his daughter Emma Walters were found dead side by side in their apartment with gas on in the stove. The coroner suspects self destruction by one or both, with the daughter dying first from heart disease and the father later killing himself upon discovering her body. Also reported, the Democratic National Committee disclosed campaign receipts and expenditures totaling 620,644.77 and 619,410.06 respectively with a balance of 1,234.71.
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Bronx
Charles A. Walters
Emma Sr
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Secretary of State
New York
National Committee
Explosion Kills Two Men in Cincinnati Railroad Dig
Two men are dead and two others likely fatally injured after a blast from three kegs of powder during excavation along the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville railroad tracks in Cincinnati, Ohio on Saturday. Officials probe the cause of the explosion.
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Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad
Gap in Assembly Service Chronicle
A condensed list notes a member serving in the Senate during the 77th General Assembly and in the House across the 74th to 76th General Assemblies, along with additional entries for the 74th and 75th.
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Member House General Assembly Memberships
A list of individuals identified as members of various General Assemblies 68th 69th 73rd 76th 77th and 6th with notation of 77th and 76th assemblies and mixed references to multiple terms.
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