Senate Adopts the Aldrich Bill Amid Conference Moves
Senate approves the Aldrich plan and moves both Senate and House pensions bills to conference. Key aides include Aldrich, Allston, Hale, Daniel, and Teller. The House passes 825 private pension measure as wariness and partisan tension shape the final stage of congressional action.
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Bank to Be Reorganized in Pittsburg Plan
Pittsburg May 16 plans for a complete reorganization of the Allegheny National Bank, prompted by the alleged misappropriation of former cashier William Montgomery, are to be announced today along with measures to reassure depositors and the public of solvency. The new plan includes placing 950,000 in cash in the bank on Wednesday.
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William Montgomery
Weriday
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Pittsburg
Thomas W. Harvey
Enterprise National Bank
Fatal Fire Tragedy Claims Two Deaths in Wittamapert
A deadly house fire at Joseph Loren’s residence in Wittamapert, Fa on Friday left two people burned to death and another dying in hospital. A fourth occupant remained missing as investigators search the scene for clues and the remains.
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Mt Castenea
DULLED IN THE OHIO FIELD AND OTHER LOCAL ITEMS
Reports reveal illegal public fund payments in Youngstown with restitution figures. Bishop Horace Mann burial rites to draw 20 000 Catholics, processions and cathedral vestments. Defense begins in Mert Brown wire slaying case with dispute over lethal trypnine evidence. Cincinnati probes legality to be tested in supreme court. Willis law receipts show year over year gains. A Springfield tree wedding unites Mary E Holmes and Jacob McKee, requested by Dr Steinher Fer, linked to an oak house builder.
Weeding Out The Weak On Cleveland Banking Field
Cleveland bankers claim the resignation of American Savings Bank signals the last weak institution exiting active operation in Cleveland. They say the remaining solid banks are fully solvent, with Cleveland Bankers Trust leading at about 240 million in assets.
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Owosso
Officials Convene in Dayton May 18 for YMCA Meeting
State executive committee members of the YMCA convened in Dayton on May 18. Invitations were extended to all general secretaries of the state, signaling broader participation and engagement in the planning session.
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Dayton
Will Ask for More Troops Near Higenneport
A patrol from Troop Boot Columbus was fired upon on a farm near Higenneport but caused no injuries. James McAtee, owner of the house, was detained. Captain Knauss of Troop 8 departed toward Cohimbin to recruit more troops. Authorities say evidence supports the warrant for AbdUE 50 Night Riders, per Deputy From the Minister Beate. May 16. Rev. George Cox of Cambridge, formerly rector of an Episcopal church in Clocinuatl, is noted.
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James McAtee
Knauss
Beate
George Cox
Cambridge
Clocinuatl
Gritice deposed by bishop in southern Ohio
A report notes the deposing of a priest by Rt. Rev. Boyd Vincent, bishop of southern Ohio, after a dispute over religious views connected to Rev. Algernon Crap ney of Rochester, N Y who showed sympathy with the Rochester divine amid church controversy. The item includes other disjointed dispatches from Algiers, Harrisburg, Cleveland, Pittsburg, and San Francisco.
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Sanity Contention in Thaw Habeas Corpus Case
Expert witnesses debated Hurry Thaw's sanity at Matteawan in a habeas corpus bid to free him. Dr George W Jacoby found Thaw logical with good memory, while Dr Graeme Hammond said he is sane now and not paranoid. Peabody signaled Thaw may testify, others warned release could threaten public safety.
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Ko Thaw
Sane
Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
George W. Jacoby
Matteawan
Graeme Hammond
Russell Peabody
Jerome
Death of a Famous Woman in Philadelphia
Emily W. Woodley, unique for serving as a regular officer in the U S Army, dies at home in Philadelphia aged 74. A former Civil War nurse organizer, she led the National Association of Nurses of the Civil War and was the sole woman member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Emily W. Woodley
United States Army
Ste Woodley
National Association of Nurces
Mre
Grand Army
Conference of governors ends in cooperative pledge
Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan delivered addresses praising the conference as a step toward cooperation among states. The group aims to organize long term resource conservation and a unified approach to national issues. A separate report notes a court ruling upholding the president’s actions in Brownsville and a Midwest train collision with fatalities and injuries.
Wright brothers salvage from Ki Devil wreck saga
Mads the Wreck Complete in Manteo North Carolina May 1 reports Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville, after their Thursday Ki Devil EIA wreck, arriving at their camp with observers. The sole surviving airship artifact is the gasoline engine. other wreckage was dispersed to prevent others from replicating their aerial navigation concepts.
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N.C
Ki Devil Eia
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Payton
Trade Conditions Improve With Seasonal Weather Rebound
New York May 11 R G Dunn Co Weekly Review of Trade notes weather boosts activity as temperatures rise. Manufacturing shows little net change with some plants resuming and other idle facilities rising. Primary markets attract buyers for special sales while staple food stocks tighten in retail outlets. Mercantile collections improve though transport remains subpar. Pig iron prices edge up with solid new contract activity, yet many firms delay seeking better terms.
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R. G. Dunn& Co
Atrites
Aatur Mace
Flemrea
Nominated Vice President Hopeful and International Court News
Benjamin Hanford of New York is named by the Bpeciallate for vice president. The week ending May 14 reports 281 business failures in the United States, up from 184 a year earlier. The Standard 611 Co. declares a quarterly dividend of $9, the same as last year. At Antrakhan prison in Russia directors are condemned to eight years for cruel treatment. General Bnarski ordered to advance into Persia and crush bandits with fire and sword, destroying villages but sparing women and children. In Potiahkeenete New York, May 15 court proceedings accelerate to hold continuous sessions from 9 in the morning to 9 at night as Marty K. Thaw’s fate in Mattenwan asylum is debated. Doctors testify for the defense. no stand for Thaw.
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Church Towers Define Mexican Visual Landscape
A travel note contrasts U S and Mexican scenes across the border. It highlights church towers and domes as the region’s distinctive feature, describes desertlike plateaus and distant volcanoes, and critiques interiors damaged by later renovations while recalling regions untouched by time.
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United States
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Jury Forces Judge to Bind Verdict in Murder Case
A disliked trial judge in a state faced a charged murder trial where his unpopularity and pompous conduct led him to manipulate proceedings. The accused, a notorious figure named Wan, was arrested and brought to trial amid public interest and courtroom theatrics as the jury sought to ensure justice despite the judge’s bias.
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Ainge
Ermaily
Verdicts murky as black cap verdict shocks jury
A judge in a New York Sun account polled the jury after they found a defendant not guilty yet expressed moral certainty of guilt. The jurors, avoiding the prisoner’s eye, admitted the contradiction before the magistrate, who then donned a black cap signaling the verdict. The crowd and foreman acknowledged the paradox of innocence and presumed guilt.
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New York Sun
Strong minded individuals noted in London telegraph report
A fragmentary London Telegraph item describes a persuasive speaker and a furniture peddler who visited yesterday, selling items to a man who had earlier claimed his wife was strong minded. The report preserves unclear wording and names.
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London
An Easy Way to Escape Prisons Old Advice Quoted
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt notes an old method for avoiding prison by staying out of confinement. The line highlights a pragmatic viewpoint on avoiding legal trouble and emphasizes self-preservation over confrontation.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Danish Phrase Honors Shelter Providing Tree
A brief note honors a tree known for offering shelter. It highlights gratitude toward the living emblem in a local cultural moment. The mention frames the tree as a sustaining feature of the community.
Carlotta and Napoleon Memoir of a Failing Alliance
General Henrico d Almonte recalls the 1863 66 Mexican emperor Maximilian and Carlotta in Paris as Napoleon III fades and abandons the doomed throne. The interview reveals Carlotta’s irritation fear and the fragile Paris meeting at the Grand Hotel de Paris amid political peril.
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The Empress Pleads and Revenge Fades in Paris Tale
In a vividly reported scene from Paris, the empress pleads with the retreating emperor, curse and prophecy echoing through the hall as revolution reshapes the city. A Los Angeles Times quote recalls Carlotta’s fate after the 1870 upheaval, while notes on ring strength and odd anecdotes follow.
Out of His Mouth Hisa youngest grandchild sentence outcome
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune notes a young grandchild nearly grasping a primer and attempting to eat it, prompting a quick interruption by the professor who corrects the mispronounced words.
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