Foraker May Be Able to Forum Upset the Primary
Ohio legislative in session as Taft Foraker feud heats up. Foraker aides aim to defeat Republican state central committee calls for primaries by leveraging the Huffman election bill now before the house elections committee. If passed, primaries for many offices would be affected, potentially nullifying the party primary plan and reshaping the 1908 primary landscape.
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Edwin Wertz
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Husband claims wife's remains and murder case details
Harrison New Jersey January details the murder of Lena Whitmore, the identity confirmed, and arrangements for private burial in Schenectady by her husband after a solitary visitor, an undertaker, entered his prison cell. The investigation covers letters bearing resemblance to Whitmore’s sisters and possible handwriting forensics, with an ongoing inquest next week and multiple arrests connected to the case.
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Harricon
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Vickers
Rent
Sohepeer
National Cab Register reopens factory with 4000 men returning
The National Cab Register company reopened its Ayton factory today with about 4,000 workers returning to duty. The firm reports sufficient orders on hand to ensure steady production going forward, signaling a strong rebound from recent downtime.
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Threats Against Kentucky AG Reported By Judge Breathitt
Hopkinville Kentucky January 6 Judge James Breathitt reports receiving anonymous threats of personal violence over actions to uncover members of the alleged night riders group.
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James Breathitt
This City
Kentucky
Night Riders
Croker Backs Roche In Dublin Heavyweight Bout
In Tendon on January 6 articles were filed to stage a twenty round Dublin fight on March 15 between heavyweight champion Roche and challenger Burns under Marquis of Queerelmry rites. The prize is $7,500 with a $2,000 side bet. Richard Croker backs the Irish champion Roche.
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Shampion
Dim Roche
Ure Iriel
Marquis of Queerelmry Rites
Dublin
Richar Croker
More Men Money and Officers Needed
Washington reports Secretary Taft as saying the army needs more officers and men to curb desertions. The annual tally shows 4,522 desertions, with pay inadequacy cited as a key cause. Taft endorses higher pay and a rewards system, and recommends adding 12 officers. He notes order in the Philippines and acclaim for Cuban Pacification troops, with budgeted totals for Manila, Subig Bay, Honolulu, Pearl Harbor, and Guantanamo Bay.
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Thaw's Second Trial Begins This Morning
The second trial of Harry K Thaw for the murder of Stanford White opened with pretrial rulings and jury selection. Judge Dowling set court sessions from 10 15 to 1 00, 2 to 6 and 7 30 to 9 30, as Jerome and Littleton argued over sane status and pleasantries in court.
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Lourt
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Brame
Larosah
Littleton
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Harry K
Evelyn
Carnegie
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Jerome
Justicce Dowling
May
Aleady
Rta
Talesman
Cremmels
Bit
Congress Reopens After Holiday Recess in Honor of Senator Mallory
Washington June 6 Congress met after the holiday recess and adjourned briefly in memory of Senator Mallory of Florida who died during the recess. The session focused on receiving the annual report of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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cTnterstate Commerce Comminsion
Trouble Over Street Railway Strike in Manele Ind
The presidence of soldiers appears to have overawed workers who joined Mandy enes in the street railway strike. The company sent a large force to Chicago and secured shelter for many from the final union of street railway employees. The danger of further trouble tonight is believed to be minimal.
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General Assembly Meets and Organizes in Columbus
Columbus Ohio January 6 Reports say both Ames of the general assembly laid out plans and organized on Saturday. A bitter fight mars the session as Republicans face accusations of defending privileged interests while Democrats push for an early adjournment. The house elected Eagleson speaker 62 to 29 with Toledo independents backing Republicans. Governor Harris’s message will appear on page two.
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Japanese Reservists Called Home From Vancouver
Reports from Vancouver British Columbia indicate several hundred Japanese reserve soldiers have been ordered home via Tokyo. The movement, shrouded in secrecy, includes arrivals from Puget Sound and loading for return to Japan. Local officials deny knowledge, while Exclusion League claims to have information the order originated in Vancouver, with many men passing through on their way from Washington and Oregon.
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