Suburban News Notes and Astronomical Events 1909
The Tremarian Daily Mirror page lists subscription rates and June 2 1909 markings along with brief items on notable historical figures John Randolph and John Godfrey Saxe, plus Clarenee Cook. It also notes astronomical events and discusses political commentary on law and public service with references to Kilmer Dover and Col Dever and potential political positions.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
John Godfrey Saxe
Clarenee Cook
Urbana judges wrestle with liquor law and precedent
A Urbana court case reveals no actual violation of the Rose law though liquor was in possession. Judge Middleton’s rulings raise new questions from the prohibitory statute. The mayor’s misreading of the law sparks debate on wet versus dry territory and enforcement amid broader temperance rhetoric.
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Urbanapollos
Middleton
Urbana
Sidney
Mqnor
Sherman and the Ball Game Democrat in Washington
The article mocks Vice President Sherman as a noted baseball fan in Washington. It contrasts his public rooting with his past political stance, suggesting he is democratic in games but not in his Senate leadership, and questions the sincerity of such partisan displays from a national figure.
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Sherman
Washington
Sunny Jim
Spota
Conarem
Senate
Campaign pressure at Big Four shops spurs Bellefontaine vote
Reports say Big Four Railroad workers at Bellefontaine were urged to vote for Tam and the May 20 shutdown of four Bellefontaine shops paused production. A vacation may give car shop workers time to reflect. The scene reflects divided opinions among workers and local sentiment.
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Poe Railroand
Bellefontaine
Dover Manta and the Boy Who Became Pony Rover
Fragmented verse about Dover and a boy named Dover, with references to campaign endings, clover bundles, and figures like Elmer, Tatt, and Wimner Dover. The text is obscured by garbled OCR, yielding unclear narrative connections and many illegible phrases.
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Manta
Dover
Mark
Elmer
Tatt
Tadt
Wimner Dover
Ohio Governor Harmon and the Republican Legislature Clash
Analysis of Ohio politics shows Governor Harmon refusing to veto a large appropriation bill. The Republican press argues over cutting 24 million in appropriations, while the legislature had already surpassed state revenue by about 1.0 million. The piece discusses political blame, graft, and attempts to frame Harmon as in a political trap.
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Leglakwaire
Journal
Buick
Ohio
Repubican Orein
Harmon
Oho
Willalike
Hammon
Ls Dewire
Repubican
New York
Supreme Court
Taft Speech Quotes Stir Tariff Debate In Senate
In a heated senate discussion over tariff revision, Beveridge cites Taft’s campaigns in Cincinnati Milwaukee Des Moines to argue against downward revision. Aldrich and Lodge challenge the notion, claiming the Republican platform did not pledge to revise downward, while tempers flare and the discourse continues.
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Aldrich
Lodge
Beveridge
Taft
Cincinauvt
Mulwanker
Des Moines
Vickims
Centerville murder trial ends with execution verdict
In Centerville on June 2 John Jun was found guilty of murdering Clara Rosen and Clara Bowen near Otumwa. The jury deliberated nearly four hours and the judge, M A Ree, sentenced the defendant to be hanged on July 29, 1910. Crowds filled the courtroom and courthouse square as the verdict was announced, with execution delayed over a year by state law.
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Centerville
John Jun
Clara Rosen
M. A
Courthouks Square
Junkin
Clara Bowen
Ottumwa
Premcenmen Double Imstee Stock Agreement Reported
Negotiations for the rating of mbares of the United Alatec steel corporation on the Paris source won officially condi yea fer day. Six influential bandine ac titations have bought outright o.
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Pawrés
Mbares
United Alatec Steel Corporation
Paris
Purley Directing J P Morgan Seen Influencing Markets
The report notes J P Morgan's prominent role in directing stock market sentiment through Purley channels. French authorities and U S financial ministries gauge that a pivotal recovery signal has arrived, with French and American markets showing renewed activity and confidence amid the post crisis tone.
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J. P. Morgan
Purley
Che Corgalgna
Lmnkert
Tock Exchange
Nance
United
Sweet Girl Thief In Chicago Note Found
Chicago June 2. John Patterson discovered a note from a “Sweet Country Girl” after she stole $66 from his dresser and her landlady pilfered $200 in goods. The woman, new to the city and penniless, wept on a doorstep near Patterson’s home while he aided her briefly before the loss. He recalls the country girl look and his shock at the betrayal.
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Chicago
Patterson
Treasury May Deficit and Balances Report
Washington June 2 The treasury statement for May shows a deficit of 5 453 005 and a total for the first eleven months of the fiscal year of 97 868 108 The usable cash balance is 118 970 704 and the working balance 40 220 000 May receipts reach 53 892 310 with outlays 58 786 265 The result is stronger than expected but the treasury expects the year to fall short of the official 112 060 00 and may urge banks to return part of their deposits to raise the working balance to meet possible tariff bill needs. Deposits in national depositories are about 62 274 000 and a withdrawal of at least 20 000 000 could benefit the treasury while keeping finances liquid.
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Treasury
Mtta
Congress
French Figures Honor Havening Anniversary in Paris Ceremony
The Alliance Fran aise fete marked a notable anniversary with M Loubet, former French leader, delivering a sermon at the Borbonne. Paul Daschane, related parliamentary figure, reviewed activities in foreign and colonial affairs, amid echoes of anti imperial sentiment.
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Alliance Francaise"yeeteniny
Borbonne
M. Loubet
France
Paul Daschane
Saleamene
French Pariamentary Committee On Foreign and Colonial Affairs
Annatiation
Friction at Siege Board Cites Hy te in Armenian Debate
A disrupted siege session saw 16,000 teachers of French in Armenian protest, only 600 French participants, and Mr. Hyde cited as a member of the administration board amid the unrest.
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Hyde Waa
Board of
Adminstration
Wealthy Despondent Man Dies at Turtle Club
Alpana Michigan June 2. Jease Metcher, wealthy retired Indianapolis businessman, shot himself at the Turtle Club about thirty miles southwest of the city. He had been in poor health, traveled in California, and returned last week. Last night he fired a bullet from his rifle through his head, dying instantly. Authorities believe his wealth and untold worry contributed to his mental state.
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Maw
Alpana, Mich
Jease Metcher
Indianapolis
Chinese letters sent in cakes and shells to gain entry
Watt Jr of the immigration bureau notes several unusual methods used by Chinese to obtain admission. He cites sealed notes hidden in the pen hut ghole and sent in cakes puddings and other innocent looking articles to detained individuals.
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Ghinese
Watt, Jr
Lonmigration Bureau
Ghineses
Astatica
Mr. Watt
New Crusade Against Trusts Aims at Roosevelt Legacy
Washington reports Willam H. Taft vows to pursue Roosevelt policies with only practicable postulates. He met Herbert Knox Smith to demand immediate reports on all investigations of corporations. Smith warns the bureau is understaffed but will push prosecutions that can yield solid results in steel, harvester, tobacco, and other trusts.
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Washington
Willam H. ‘Tuck
Roosevelt
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Smith
Bureau of Comporations
Mfr
Toosavelt
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Tatinery
Secreary
Knox
Nagel
Return of Books Delays Heinze Case in New York
George Paelay, vice president of Gooper Co, held in Tombs Prison by order of Judge Lacombe until the companys missing books are produced. The documents are key to the district attorneys bid to convict Augustus Heinze. Senford Hobiusen, the companys director, faces similar punishment to be ruled on today. Hagin testified he overheard Robinson and a Heinze brother plotting vodka removal, while Robinson refused to testify citing attorney-client privilege.
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New York
Jane
George Paelay
United Gooper Co
Tombs Prison
Lacombe
United States District Court
Augustus Heinze
Senford Hobiusen
Inde Lacombe
Hagin
Ohio village reclassification drills officials on land appraisal
Cohumbet s O June 2 Ohio contemplates a reclassification of towns under six to seven thousand residents. The new law links village status to census results and may create city boards or retained village assessors. Officials warn the issue requires action before the next session and the November election.
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Cohumbet's
Ohio
Naw
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Snyder
Mercury
Portant
Safmruard
Kilmer Dover
New Yorke Bari
Col. Dever
Perioh
Popham
Prencemen
James Haz&n Hyde
Smiley’s News Store
Weat Genter
GUN Club
Papare
Copper Company
Royal
Etek Vilage
Dagit
Reguar Library
Princess
Pedastals Library
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