Thaw Couple Plans Honeymoon After Verdict
New York April 6 in the Tombs Harry Thaw and his wife discussed life after next week when he is free. With Jerome's defeat in blocking the lunacy board report that Thaw is sane and his decision not to appeal to the higher court they feel the young millionaire will be freed soon. Evelyn visited the tombs as they planned a quiet honeymoon once acquittal is rendered. Fitzgerald will confirm the lunacy report Monday and Jerome will press for the death sentence for the other man. Thaw's lawyers expect acquittal and the case may go to the jury Thursday.
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New York
Harrry Thaw
Harry
Jerome
Iikher Court
Tree
Evelyn
Pitegerald
Foraker to Visit Ohio for Open Campaign Fight
Senator Foraker plans to travel to Cincinnati to meet supporters and assess Taft opposition in Ohio while Dick heads to New York to join the effort. White House officials deny naming any specific public figure involved in a dinner plot against Roosevelt policies, emphasizing the matter will be resolved before the 1908 campaign. Roosevelt and Theodore Jr. took a long suburban ride, not returning to the office after lunch.
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Foraker
Cincinnati
Queen City
Washington
Hidwinville Committee
Ohio
New York
Senator Foraker
Taft
Roosevelt
Loeb
Tvere
White House
Combi
Theodore Jr
Misa Ethel
President Bonilla Prepares to Fight in Honduras
After Namarique battle Honduran forces retreat to Amalpa held by a strong garrison. Tegucigalpa weakened by reinforcements to generals Maradona and Christmas who were defeated after eight days of fighting. A mutiny in the capital garrison and orders to evacuate if unable to defend. Bonilla’s troops control northern coast towns and key ports Amapal and Puerto Cortez. rail line held. fighting stretches toward Comayagua. General Ordonez arrives as coast defenses are stabilized.
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Guatemala
Namarique
Hondur
Bonilla
Amalpa
Price
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Maradona
Christmas
Donita
Gaturnin
Teguel
Bopits
Sun Pedro
Prosecution of Harriman for antitrust breach debated
Washington April 6 The Interstate Commerce Commission completed its probe into Harriman alleging violation of the Sherman antitrust law through joint control of the Southern and Union Pacific railroads. Congress may be urged to pass stricter railroad laws to curb stock speculation.
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Harriman
Interstate Comerce Commission
Yeaerday
B. MH. Harriman
Shermd
Bouthert
Nlon Pa
Congress
Painter Cremated on Roof of Building
Memphis Tennessee April 6 8d Murphy pine climbed to the roof of the Business Mente Club this morning poured a gallon of bengive over his clothing and set it on fire His body burned to pine s he was lowered from the roof by fellow workmen in a basket
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Memphis
Tenn
Murphy, & Pine
Business Mente Club
Ten Workmen Killed by Strikers at Stark County Factory
Canton reports a deadly clash as strikers target a factory. Henry Alderken, former Stark County sheriff, was among mourners. Witnesses describe a day when workers were killed by falling debris and a drive from unrest. The tragedy unfolds under a brooding day as families cope with loss and grief.
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Canton
Henry Alderkense
Stark County
Colored minister fatally burned by gas blast
Rev. J J. Blackshear, a colored minister, was blown from a window by a gas explosion and fatally burned. Details remain unclear, but the incident is reported in the local pages with emphasis on the tragic outcome and involved parties.
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Colum
C. Apel
J J. Blackshear
Fear Epidemic Spotted Fever At Harvard
Boston reports an epidemic of spinal meningitis at Harvard spreading quickly. The death of Joseph Locke, a Cincinnati resident, is linked to the outbreak as his body returns home in a metal coffin.
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Harvard
Boston
Joseph Locke
Edward Rawson
Cincinnati
Great Northern Fined 15000 for Rebating in grain case
Minneapolis court fines the Great Northern railroad fifteen thousand dollars for rebate practices related to grain shipments. The ruling notes federal court action and details of the case against the railroad in April.
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Great Northern
Minneapolis, Minn
Great Northern Railroad
Elevator Fall Kills One Injures Another in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on April 11, a wholesale grocery building incident caused a fatal elevator fall. John Krug died and George Enweh was seriously injured.
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Cincinatti
John Krug
George Enwehwe
Pinkertons Open Fire at Lorain Shipyard Strike
Lorain Ohio April reports an attempted escape from the American Shipbuilding Company stockade as armed Pinkertons fired during a strike break. Escaped workers say they were brought from other cities with promises of high wages and no strike, while General Speaks from the adjutant general’s office orders investigation and arbitration efforts continue despite requests for more troops.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Pinkertons
Speaks
Asylum Fire Sparks Run for Escape at Grand View Sanitarium
A lively riot broke out among demented patients at Grand View sanitarium in Willimantic Conn as it burned this April day. Laura radtus teased inmates and is believed injured or dead, with many patients fleeing the blaze during the chaotic scene.
Penrose Denies Involvement in Roosevelt Plot
Senator Penrose said he would deny any knowledge of a conspiracy to defeat Roosevelt and would call the President to deny involvement within ten days. The remark followed reports linking him to the campaign against Roosevelt’s plans.
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Philadelphia
Penrose
Roosevelt
Brewers Forced to Drive Beer Wagons in East Liverpool
East Liverpool Ohio April. The brewery employees reached here today as supply of beer is short. Saloonkeepers and patrons are in consternation. Prominent officials of the local brewery are driving the beer wagons.
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East Liverpool
Two Men Die In Fire At Saugus Mill
In Lynn area on April 6 two men were burned to death at the new hall mill in Saugus as others escaped. Mayor Whitlock began an inquiry into the disaster while engineers examine maps and records at the state board of public works to determine causes and responsibility.
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Mass
New Hall
Saugus
Whitlock
Columbus
Toledo
Aither
Flo
State Board of Public Works
State Canal
Cardinals Take Fifth Game in Tight St. Louis Clash
In St. Louis on Friday the National League team defeated the American League club 5 to 4 in the decisive fifth game of a seven game series.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
No Brain Storm at White House
Washington April 6 Roosevelt dismisses the claim of a Rich Men’s Conspiracy to wrest control of the Republican party as a brain term at the White House. He is convinced the plot exists and that exposing it will reveal the truth. Corroborative evidence is said to be forthcoming from the White House.
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Washington
Tweb
White House
Roosevelt
White Hause
Conference in Washington aims at Central American peace
Washington April 6 a conference at the state department discussed pacific settlement among Central American states excluding Nicaragua Mexico and the United States. Attending were Assistant Secretary of State Tacon Ambassador Creech Lenoy Calvo of Costa Rica and new ministers Tolero of Guatemala and Mejia of El Salvador Honduras. A tentative settlement was reported after plenary talks with hopes of forming a united region.
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Washington
Central America
Wits
State Department
Staty Tacon
Creeo
Lenoy Calvo
Canta i
Tolelo
Cuatemala
Mejia
Salvador
Honduras
Central Americ
Nicaragua
Mexico
United States
Czar to Abdicate Rumor Sparks Diplomatic Turmoil
London April 4 The Daily Mirror claims the emperor of Russia plans to abdicate within a month and Grand Duke Michael would be regent. It cites rapid progress in St Petersburg and a plot for a military dictatorship to end anarchy, plus a marriage deal with Princess Victoria of Schleswig Holstein. Russian officials dismissed the report as rubbish.
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London
Michael
The
Daily Mirror
Russia
Inurovitch
Ays
St. Petersburg
Victoria
Schleswig Holstein
Count Benkendorff
Great Britain
Baron Sternberg
Lorain strike probe stalls after governor request
In Lorain the governor has asked Maj. Gen. Speaks to investigate the strike trouble but no action has been taken yet. Speaks was in Cleveland on inspection duty and no report or sheriff information arrived. The adjutant general’s office remained open awaiting a statement. Cleveland also notes the suicide of Sailor Joseph Shaw who entered the Marine Hospital claiming illness and died minutes later, with doctors suspecting self-inflicted acid ingestion.
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Ake
Harris
Lorain
Speaks
Cleveland
Adjutant General's Office
Sherif
Ballor
Seized 15000 Picture Postal Cards in New York Raid
Anthony Somstock seized 15000 picture postal cards in a New York raid on Friday claiming the items are obscene. Three men were arrested and charged with possession of the cards.
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New York
Anthony Somstock
Nationals Run Streak to Three With 7-2 Win
Philadelphia Nationals defeated the local Americans 7 to 2 to run their spring series winning streak to three. Nationals battered pitcher Vickers in the late innings to secure the victory.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Nationals
Vickers
Deed Challenge Shocks Concord Trust Case
In Concord New Hampshire April plaintiffs file supplemental bill in equity challenging the March 6 trust deed of Adolph Kidd claiming the grantor lacks competency to execute the deed. The action seeks to vacate the deed amid surprise at defendants’ moves and trusteeship revelations.
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Concord
N. H
Christian Science
Aftae Kiddy
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