Senator Dick backs Foraker for president in Ohio race
The report notes Senator Dick of Ohio endorses Senator Foraker for the presidency. It also covers varied items including Edward Hanson dead in Toronto from pneumonia, a Massachusetts governor inaugurated for a third term, a Santa Monica school fire, and other national happenings with no single dominant event.
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Ohio
Foraker
Edward Hanson
Toronto
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Santa Monica
Cal
Mra
Mosler
Lincoln
Neb
San Francisco
Crackamen
Miller & Sons Bank
Tracton
N. C
London
District Court Big
William P. Harris
Minneapolis
Thomas West
Paul Mullen
Attell Moran
Weet
Maine
Warfield
Maryland
Adaun Tharp
Nashville
J Bullard
Allie
Boone Henry
Yale
Bullard
Robert Weelon
St Fraveiaville
Lat
Pasweneker
Baton Rouge
K. Woiidert
Sebastopul
Une
Joouw
Chie
Adenia
San ' Feu
Wigiel
Senate finance bill seeks extra bank circulation of 250 million
Washington reports a Republican driven finance bill printed for public view. It proposes an additional bank circulation not exceeding 250 million on bonds other than government ones, including state and municipal bonds in approved cases. The comptroller would decide timing and terms of issuance, with cap at seven percent of deposited bonds. Senator Aldrich introduced the bill after the new session opened.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Senate
Heinze Under Arrest In Bank Indictment Case
New York. F O Heinze and associates indicted by federal grand jury for overcertification of checks totaling over 400000 drawn on Mercantile National Bank. F A Holmze, former Mercantile president, surrendered to United States Commissioner Shielda, released on 60000 bail. Indictment ties to Heinze Morse interests after the Heinze pool collapse and bank suspensions.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Vat Otto Heinze & Co
Mercantile National Bank
F. Augustus Holmze
United States
Shielda
Mercantile
Heinze Pool
United Copper
Gross & Kleeberk
F. A. Heinze
Mercantie National Bank
Clowning House
Ballinger resigns as General Land Office head in 1909
Washington report states Richard A. Ballinger tendered his resignation as commissioner of the General Land Office to President Roosevelt, accepted to take effect in March. Fred Dennet named acting commissioner. Ballinger to have served nearly a year. The year’s salary note cited a $1,000 salary for a $20,600 position.
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Ballinger
General Land Office
Washington
Richard A. Ballinger
Law
Roosevelt
Fred Dennet
Ballinger Bhat
Supreme Court strikes down Employers' Liability Act
In a June ruling Justice White's opinion holds the 1906 Employers' Liability Act unconstitutional, affecting railroad and other common carriers liable for employee injuries. Cases involve the widow of Will Howard in Memphis and Morris Brooks's mother in Nevada. Lower court verdicts reversed. challenge centered on interstate commerce reach and employer-employee relations.
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Washington
Junee White
Supreme Court of the
United States
Railronde
Will Howard
Mempis
Morris & Brooks
Southern Pacific
Nevada
Howard
Tennessee
McCall
Brooks
Kentucky
Walter Evans
Evans
Justice White
Supreme Court Reverses Land Fraud Conviction
Washington The case of former Oregon congressman J N Williamson and 100 others accused of illegally cutting timber on public land in Crook county Oregon was decided by the Supreme Court. The high court reversed a prior Oregon circuit court ruling that imposed a $500 fine and ten months in prison, signaling broader implications for arid land prosecutions under the Land and Lumber laws.
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Washington
J. N. Williamson
Oregon
Crook County
Supreme Court of the United States
Williamson
United States Circuit Court For
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Loterter Department
Lewis
Unites States Court For
District of Rado
Thaw Trial Begins with Insanity Defense Assertion
In New York nine of fifty seven jurors were selected after three court sessions on the opening day of Harry K Thaw's trial for the Stanford White murder. District Attorney Jerome and defense lawyer Martin W Littleton pursued an insanity defense, with Littleton amending the plea to claim Thaw was insane at the time of the homicide.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Talesmen
Jerome
Martin W. Littleton
Littetmn
Asane
Nevada power wage hike reshapes Goldfield rates
Goldfield Nev based Nevada Canso nk Power adopts new wage scale effective January 10 increasing daily pay for electrinines by the same rate as mine workers. The change applies to utility workers while wage details and per day amounts are outlined to align with prior standards and avoid disruptions.
Lee Andel and May Duffy Die in Street Car Collision
A street car collision at Tropech Park injured and killed several people including Lee Andel and May Duffy. The victims suffered multiple bone fractures and internal injuries as the car struck a pole and toppled. Authorities investigated the accident and identified the deceased and wounded among bystanders and transit workers.
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Lee Andel
Mies May Duffy
Clark
Stowe
Bartenders Refuse to Pay Assessment in Califield Nevali
Confused OCR notes bartenders refusing a monthly assessment levied by the Miners vote. Mentions LWOW and local organization amid a disputed levy of 10 per day per bartender. References meetings, opposition, and belief most bartenders are members.
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Califield Nevali
Loamaters
Billabor
LWOW
Pettibone Trial Ends in Acquittal
The Pettibone murder trial ends with acquittal for George D. Pettibone and Charles Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, who will return to Denver. Orchard case remains with Canyon county prosecutor. Simp king is a fugitive. Magee and Aller perjury charges dismissed. Juror ballots shifted to acquittal by the final count. Pettibone, barely able to walk, sent telegrams of congratulations from Colorado friends.
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Rolse
Ida
Steunenberg
Tiarry Orchard
Jack Simpkins
George D. Pettibone
Charles Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Petthane
Denver
Orchard
Dr. Magee
C. W. Aller
Haywood
Pettibone
Moyer
Colorado
Western Federation
Goldfield Miners Near General Strike In Nevada
Goldfield Nev. miners are believed to hold a practical strike victory as mines reopen. Many workers previously allied with the Western Federation signed cards renouncing allegiance and seek an early union settlement forming a state affair independent of the federation.
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Goldfield
Nev
Western Federation
Bomb Explodes At First National Bank in Kansas City
An explosion at the First National Bank in Kansas City Missouri damaged the marble building on Saturday afternoon. A bomb fragment, likely dynamite, was found in the wrecked basement. Ten people were injured but none fatally. The loss to logs was estimated at $10,000, all in the basement.
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Kansas City
First National Bank
Horrible Deaths Hit Shingle Mill and City Areas
A Chinese storekeeper Aziz Wing Jing, forty five, murdered by two Mexican men at Shingle Mill in Nogales. They beat him, knifed his throat, dragged the body to a back room and rifled a trunk. A second victim, Man Pratt, twenty two, found murdered near his home after being missing since May 87. In Helsingham, Waah, Varl Musael fourteen, killed. Clyde Damask fourteen fatally injured at Manley mill when a shingle bolt crushed them. Third boy uninjured.
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Nogales
Aziz
Wing Jing
Tacoma
Waah
Pratt
Helsingham
Riot on East Side As Rent Strikes Turn Violent
A New York rent dispute sparked Sunday clashes on the east side between landlords and striking tenants. Police used night sticks as reserves calmed scattered disorders injuring several and arresting five. Demonstrations on East Eleventh and East Twelfth streets involved barricades, flags, and women as men joined the fray.
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New York
East Eleventh Street
East Twelfth Street
President Roosevelt condemns Brownson in navy ship case
Washington reports President Roosevelt released letters to Secretary Metcalf condemning Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson for the hospital ships command incident. The letters also address Navy construction training and drills, noting defects but urging factual, non sensational critique without exaggeration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Willard H. Brownson
Metcalf
Brownson
Bryan flags trusts tariff and railroads as 1908 issues
Kansas City interview shows William J. Bryan saying trusts tariff and railroad regulation will be paramount issues in the 1908 campaign. He notes uncertainty over a single dominant issue. Washington report also notes 1908 post office revenue reaching about 158.1 million, up over 15 million, with continued growth in 1907 and a call for larger appropriations by Postmaster Hitchcock.
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Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Mount Tasue
Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Orver
Hitchcock
Oriental Quarters Searched for Weapons Demand
Vancouver police chief Chamberlain refines Asiatic Exclusion League demand for Oriental quarter searches for firearms and dangerous weapons. He concedes gravity of the issue while urging swift action on the Japanese question.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Vancouver
Bloc
Jaynhat
Chamberlain
Chicago residents push for cheaper rents protest
Five hundred residents of Chicago's Gretta ghetto staged a Sunday protest to force landlords to lower rents. Leaders of the movement urged members to return to pay reduced rates, while some pledged to refuse payment until demands were met.
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Chicago
New Organication
Masked raiders raid Russellville tobacco firms
Night riders about 100 strong attacked Russellville Logan County Kentucky early Friday overpowering three policemen and destroying two Independent tobacco firms. Three men wounded including Dr. Robert. mob wore white robes and masks and rode from Cav Springs area alleged rendezvous. Governor warns disorder amid tobacco growers pressure for higher prices.
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Rusaallville
Russellville
Logan County
Kinaville
Clarksville Pike
W. B. Bruce
J. BR. Melsnn
J Henry Mosely
Dr. Robert
B& Gneat
Forest House
Thire
Kentucky
Tin
Butte Labor Leaders Found Guilty for Contempt of Court
Helena federal court Judge William Hunt found three of the four Butte labor leaders guilty of contempt of court for violating a restraining order affecting operations of Mountain Bell Telephone. Joseph Shannon received ninety days in county jail plus fines, William Calisteen got ninety days and a $250 fine, and Edwards was sentenced to ten days plus a small fine. Beott argued. Shannon, a former legislator, leads the Montana branch of the Western Federation of Miners and serves as a Beott agent for Carpenters.
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G. Beott
Shannon
Fregislatum
Montana
Wester Federation of Miners
Cutte Bese
Carpenters
Editor Sentenced in Trial After Harshever
Deri, editor of Zukunft, was sentenced to twelve months in prison and ordered to pay costs after a trial. Count Von Mull, president of the court, declared the defendant left with his name and honor intact, noting no fine would suffice. The ruling followed the trial concerning Prince Philip Zab enberg.
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Deri
Hariens Moltke Bet
Bukunft
Count von Mull
Leavin
Philip Zabenberg
Death by Own Action Pact. Chicago tragedy at Grant Park
Charien G. Hroehett Yoarnald, a store employee, and Mee Hi Pinhrake, wife of Ider, were found unconscious in Grant Park in front of the Auditorium. A pistol bullet injury caused the near-fatal wound. Tracie died minutes after transport to hospital while the man, Pisteake, remained in critical condition.
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Chicago
Charien G. Hroehett Yoarnald
Pinhrake
Watare
Grant Park
Notre
Muaney
Wilide
Tracie
Boy Died In Local Yard Incident
Report from Loulaville identifies 19 year old Ziarenee Sturgeon as the deceased after an incident Friday in a yard. The article mentions youth and failed attempts to procure a person named Mleperdi Bturgeon murdered and references several individuals, including Bruner and Blackerly, in connection to the case. Clarification and official statements are limited in the text.
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Loulaville
Ziarenee Sturging
Not Regia
Wim
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