Woman Admits Killing Of Doctor In Manslaughter Plea
In New York on April 14 a defendant accused of killing Dr. Buwnuel Aimona asked to change her plea to manslaughter in the first degree. She was remanded for sentencing after admitting to ruin and abandonment by the doctor. The defendant, youngest at eighteen, entered court with her six month old baby in her arms. Assisted by society and club women, she faces a possible one hour to twenty year term and may receive the minimum sentence.
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Koten
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New York Society
Clash Over Rebates Prosecutions Sparks Federal Dispute
Washington reports a clash between the law department and the government over pursuing rebating prosecutions. The dispute centers on whether the federal government should press cases against railroad rebate practices, given the cost of prosecutions and shifting enforcement opinions from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Chicago notes railroads seek to alter 1908 warnings and cites substantial revenue losses from compulsory rate reductions.
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Wickersham
Commission
Washington
Law Department
Commerce Commission
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Chicago Packers
Chicago
Bumeau
Harmon Speaks at Jefferson Banquet Among New York Democrats
Governor Harmon addressed a New York Democratic banquet, praising republican ideals and the origins of self governed states. He argued early citizens formed new governments by consent, then noted the limits of federal and state authority, urging protection of individual rights and local rule.
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New York City
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Harmon
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Henmon
Do Om
Staten
Federation orders 24 hour strike across Meru
In Meru France on April 14 the Federation of Labor ordered a twenty four hour strike designed to display labor strength to plutocrats. The buttonmaker strike spreads from a revolutionary outbreak and organizers say further industrywide actions may follow.
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France
Federation of Labor J
Oaders
Tafts In New York Attend Yale Ties and Theatre Party
President Taft and Mrs Taft travel by private car to New York with their son and daughter to attend a theatre party hosted by Henry W Tate. They plan shopping and a Yale corporation meeting in New Haven before returning to Washington Friday.
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Taft
New York
Megnet
Henry W. Tate
Tort
Yale Corporation
New Haven
Senate tariff conference plans tax funded rate cut
The Democratic senator will meet in a tariff conference this afternoon to outline a plan reducing Payne rates from 40 to 25 percent and increasing revenue via an income tax. If Republicans oppose, Democrats aim to show how to raise revenues from the rich to balance the income.
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Washington
Senate
Virginia boat sinks in Ohio River near shore
A range packet named Virginia sank in ten feet of water on the Ohio River. Passengers, crew, and a cargo of beer were saved as the vessel went down about 150 feet from the shore. Messages from the scene described cheers and waving crew.
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WollayiMe
Virginia
Ohio River
Two Men Fatally Burned in Metal Explosion
In Youngstown an explosion at a Carnegie tool plant melted metal fatally burning two workers, Joseph Sel ey and Jos Sick from the Converting department. Five others suffered serious burns. Columbus approved a $100000 improvement to the Mion and canal with a May 12 opening.
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Joseph Seley
Jos
Qarnegle Utool
Columbus
Board of Public Works Today
Mion
Ten Executed in Mexican Riot After Mayor Refusal
In Torreon on April 14 soldiers executed ten participants in a riot sparked by the mayor’s refusal to permit the burning of a town symbol and a religious ceremony. The governor ordered the executions and no American property was damaged.
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Torreon
Mex
Patton eyes higher wheat prices amid market shift
Chicago reports Patton aims to lift wheat prices by exiting current market lines. He says he is not cornering the market, just noting exporters have stocked grain and may push prices higher as mills purchase for export. May wheat futures rose to 1.28 per bushel.
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Chicago
Patton
Tom Jones Named Warden Amid Prison Reorganization
Board members plan to meet next week to confirm Tom Jones of Trenton as warden as the new penitentiary management reform faces delays due to illness. The illness of Mr Marletts slows the plan.
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Jx U
Torn
Marletts
Tom Jones
Trenwn
Nordica Engaged to Windsor Trust President George Young
New York April 1 Mme Lil Nan Nordica announced her engagement to George W Young, president of the Windsor Trust Company, after a dinner with friends. The wedding date is to be announced.
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New York
Mme
Lil- Nan Nordica
George W. Young
Pravilent
Windsor Trust Company
Hughes to Be Nominated Again as Primary Law Fails
New York April 11 Politicians expect Governor Hughes to be nominated again next fall despite the direst primary law not passing this year His political boom is set to be launched tomorrow at the nomination mass meeting in Brooklyn with Hughes in attendance.
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Ow York
Hughes
Trookyn
Fire destroys steel plant. town lines up new fire company
A fire at the Independent Steel and Wire plant caused $60,000 damage. The blaze burned overnight and residents fought the flames. The fire department faces reorganization as the town considers forming a new fire company after the incident.
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Cuyahome Fale
Independent Steel and Wire Company
Fire leaves 300 families homeless in Rochester
In Rochester Kentucky on April 1 a major blaze destroyed forty residences a business block several stores and three public buildings leaving about 300 families homeless. The fire caused an estimated loss of 500000 and four people were seriously injured with all in critical condition. Local organizations and municipal institutions were overwhelmed but aid was being organized for victims.
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Rochester
Gharla Table
Tiree
Wright Makes Flight Before Large Crowd
Wilbur Wright powered a successful aeroplane flight before a large demonstrative crowd today. The inventor was alone, but tomorrow a lieutenant will demonstrate and manipulate the aeroplane.
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Wright
Tomo
Mary
Wilbur Wright
Representative to pick "The Beauty of Bath" pageant pick
Governor delegation selects Representative Kennel of Sumynit county to choose "Beauty of Bath" for the world pageant in Hath England. The event is scheduled for July.
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Delismachus
Kennel
Sumynit
Haron
Hath
England
Power Plant Threatened by Rising Ice and Floods
Nagora Walls reports the Ontario Power Company plant faces danger as a rising river and incoming ice jams threaten Great damage. Ice and mood encroach near the falls. The situation escalates as authorities brace for impact.
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Nagora Walls
Ontario Power Company
Sultan Regains Power Amid Mutiny and Turmoil in Constantinople
Reports from Constantinople say Ahmed Ria reinstates orders, mutinous regiments return to duty, Abdul Hamid strengthens grip as reformists face threats. Pirates fear uprisings, Mohammedan faction backs the Sultan, while liberals plot. Bulgaria discusses forcing Turkey to recognize independence.
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Ahmed Ria
First Army Corps
Third Barmecke
Abdul Hamid
League of Mohammed
Algoluts
Sultan Oy
Christiana
Pawera
Eampire
Tifa
Turkey
Defective Gas Jet Causes Elyria Fire Destruction
A 150000 dollar blaze in Elyria destroyed the American theatre and damaged the Elyria tank and telephone exchange after starting around two in the morning. Firemen lacked full control until Cleveland forces arrived and contained the flames. Several businesses including Elyrin Savings and Banking, I O Dentel Grocery, and others were gutted along with multiple upper apartments. residents evacuated by police. The fire reportedly began in a defective gas jet in the fifth floor duty room.
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Elyria
Elyrin Tank
Pel
Cleveland
United Forces
Etkw
Elyrin Savings and Barking Company
I. O. Odentel Grocery Company
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New
Colonial Company
J. Mercey
Woodruffs
Kuhlow
Wikior
Rankine
Winns
Kelling
Political turmoil cloud over Taft Dayton survey plot
Amid affidavits and whispered charges in a White House hearing, Dayton customs surveyor Robbins faces allegations of campaign bribery to influence the senatorial race. The Ohio political machine, a cash briefcase and a demand for reappointment dominate discussion as Taft weighs the state’s power plays.
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Taft
Charles P. Taft
Robbins
Tobbins
Washington
White House
Dayton Customs
Ohio
Eljoy
George Washington
Monmouth
Burton
Tiel
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Republican Committee
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Phipps
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Te Phipps
W. Diener
Eleser Robbins
Republican Nation
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