Foraker and Taft May Reach an Agreement
Washington report says Taft and Foraker have been flirting again with talks of a possible understanding. Foraker admits efforts by Crane and others to ease the feud failed. Charles P Taft consults with his brother and the president as Taft allies fear a split Ohio delegation harming his national convention bid.
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Foraker
Taft
Washington
Ohio Congressional
Ohio
Senator Wornker
Mc Suen
Uhte
Mits
Crane
Charles P Taft
Cincinnati
Delegaton
Vatt
Natt
Woman killed by telegraph wires near North Dover
Elizabeth Sabo, visiting friends near Dover Center road, was struck by a fast train while crossing to a shorter route. She fell across telegraph wires as a freight and the Weathered express approached. Depot Master Kidd and Marshal Beardsley freed her body from the pole and wires. she died at the scene.
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Dun
North Dover
Elizabeth Sabo
Dover Center
Sabo
Blockade and bombardment planned in Hayt insurrection
Port au Prince Jan 18 government declares Gonaives and St Marc blocked held by Insurgents. Eagle yacht arrived with Lt Cmdr George Marvell who proceeds to St Marc after talks with Dr Furniss. Reports say Gen Jadotte and Gen Destouches were killed in action. Washington dispatch says towns in revolutionaries’ hands with battles and disrupted telegraph. Nord insists on bombardment. Marvell protests until civilians are moved. Election for House members nears as campaign tensions rise.
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Port Au Prince
Hayt
Gonaives
St. Marc
Eagle
George Marvell
Furniss
Pha
Jadotte
Gonalvea
Deen
Destouches
Republic
Bt. Marc
Gonalves
St. Mare
Purnias
Nord of
Hoyt
Marvell
House of Representatives
Proi Hayd
Ohio oil company increases capital stock in Findlay
Columbus Jan 1 The Ohio Oil Company of Findlay was authorized Saturday by Secretary of State Thompson to increase its capital stock from 10 000 000 dollars to 12 000 000 dollars ensuring expanded operations and investment in regional refining and distribution facilities.
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Ohio Oil Company
Columbus
OU Company of
Findlay
Stave Thompann
Boy Crashes Head in Fall at Dance Hall
Edward Colgin aged 2 slipped while sliding down a bantam slide to the dance hall he fell to the bottom and died in an ambulance en route to a hospital in Mt. Vernon on January 18.
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Mt. Vernon
Edward Colgin
Wood ALCOHOL deaths hit Navy crew at Vallejo
Vallejo Cal January 18 John Hart of the cruiser St Louis died yesterday after secretly drinking wood alcohol. He is the third death in a week from the poison with two other sailors blind from the same cause and five more possibly unfit for active service. Harry Wilson and James T Hayes are named among the dead. Tensallora obtained the wood alcohol from a cement mix and softened it with water to separate the alcohol, yielding about two and a half gallons consumed by the group.
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Vallejo
Cal
John Hart
St. Louis
Aective
Harry Wilson
James T. Hayes
Woman found dead at porch door in Wranktort
Mrs Samuel Dukes was found dead on the front porch of her home in Wranktort Indiana on Saturday after an incident at the door of her residence. Police are investigating the shooting and awaiting further details from local authorities.
Fragments hint at possible foul play in stabbing case
Readable text indicates a crime scene with a blindfolded woman found with wrists bound and a bloodstain over her heart suggesting a wallet was placed by the perpetrator. Details on suspects, location, and timing are unclear in the fragment.
Baltimore gang plots murder for three men, court hears
In Baltimore officials report a gang tied to dynamiting Joseph Di Giorgo's residence offered a large reward to any member who would assassinate Di Giorgo, Joseph Supsert of Pittsburgh, and Nungio Tattagionia of Wittsburg. Attempts on all three have failed to date.
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Haltimor
Dan
John i Schlatte
Wittsburg
Woman Released to Hospital for Childbirth in Cleveland Case
Columbus Ohio January 18 Kiev Har Ma today took up the case of Marie Bernardo of Cleveland with penitentiary officials and issued war ymart for her removal to Mt Carmel hospital where she will stay until her child is born. The removal probably will be made tomorrow morning. The woman will not be kept under surveillance in the hospital and the expense may be paid by the state with probable legislative provision.
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Columbus
Kiev
Har Ma
Marie ‘Bernardo
Cleveland
Mt. Carmel
Foraker Switches on Wetherill Hearing for Spencerville Postmaster
Washington January 18 Senator Foraker moved to reverse the senate rejection of John Wetherill for postmaster at Spencerville Allen County to grant him a hearing. The candidate and supporters telegraphed Senator Foraker urging reconsideration and action.
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Washington
Foraker
Senate
John Wetherill
Spencerville
Allen County
Wetherill
Boraker
Senate Appointment Row Over Foraker Wetherill Ties
Fragmentary OCR suggests disputes over four appointments tied to the White House and Senator Foraker. Wetherill faces withdrawal as tensions rise about party alignment with Taft.
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Foraker
Senate
White House
Wetherth
Taft
Wetherill
Family Racket Ends in Murder in Detroit
Detroit, Jan 18 Edward Magdefran a saloonkeeper at 03 EB Larned street was shot through the head early yesterday by Avery Haggerty twenty five the victim's stepson Magdefran died this afternoon in St Marys hospital Haggerty after arrest said he tried to kill himself with the same revolver used on his stepfather He said he shot because Magdefran had called his mother vile names
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Detroit
Mich
Edward Magdefran
Larned Street
Avery Haggerty
Magdefran
St. Marys Hospital
Hagwerty
Haggerty
Magdefray
Trench to bury unidentified disaster victims in Hoyertown
Hoyertown Va January 1 coroner Strause announced unidentified dead must be buried before night as twenty bodies remain at the morgue. At five per hour funerals proceeded today with the plan to consign unidentified remains to a single trench at Patr-View cemetery this afternoon amid ongoing identifications.
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Hoyertown
jStrause
Patr- View
Losses of a Million in Moenel Building Fire
A blaze in Onscago destroyed the six story Moene l and Grocery Company building on Market Street. Nearly $1,000,000 in losses followed, with heavy damages to adjacent firms including Keld Murdock and Company Barner Supply Unionstone Ware and Manship and Holtz Envelope Company occupying nearby structures on three sides of the fire scene.
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Onscago
MoéNel and Lugging Irocery Company
Market Street
Keld Murdock and Company
Barner Supply Company
Unionstone Ware
Manship and Holtz Envelope Company
Walsh Found Guilty On Fifty Four Counts
Chicago, Jan. 18. John K. Walsh was found guilty on fifty four counts for wrecking the Chicago National Bank. Jury spent two months hearing testimony and thirty hours to decide. Convicted on four dollars of the 159 counts. other 115 counted as not guilty. Walsh’s lawyers to seek a new trial. judge set January oath for hearing. He plans to take case to the U S Supreme Court. Potential sentence up to five years on each of thirty four counts, with concurrent terms possible.
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Chicago National Bank
Walsh
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
John K. Walsh
Equitable Pritt Company
Home Savings
Anderson
Supreme Court of the United States
Wallis
Amuteniee
Spectators May Not Be Allowed in Thaw Case Hearing
New York reports indicateJustice Dowling has not decided Monday on granting a private inquiry into Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testimony. If public access is restricted, Nesbit Thaw may recount her life in open court when the trial resumes, with a likely jury verdict expected week after next. Attorney Littleton later altered plans, leading to Evelyn Thaw’s withdrawal from Monday’s testimony to permit Hello Morehouse Lawrence, Thaw’s governess, to testify.
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Thaw
Justice Dowling
Evelyn Thaw
Standford Whits
New York
Coonsel
Evelyn Nesbit. Thaw
Jerome
Justice Dowlng
Littleton
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Hello Morehouse Lawrence
Capitalist Arrested On Charge Of Arson
Cincinnati arrest of C. Breuer a local capitalist on arson warrant. Dispute with his second wife and two daughters led to legal actions over the Franklin Building income. A trust firm found dynamite and kerosene at the site, linking Breuer to the attempt to set the building ablaze. state fire marshal swore out the warrant. Local report notes Breuer's wealth and ties to Indiana, Pa.
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Cincinnati
Joan
Breur
Ambrose
Breuer
Kentucky
Franklin
Themndtha
Union Savings and Trust Company
Trust Company
Breuer Jon
Beam J
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