Week's World Events Highlight Leading Figures and Disasters
A sweeping week review notes Timothy Woodruff stepping aside for Ellin Root in the Republican senatorial race after Taft talks. It records Bryan escaping a bear attack in Mexico, Hitchcock joining Taft’s cabinet, and Eleanor Cowper’s suicide at the St. Regis. Also listed are Nicaragua's minister Coolidge resignation, arson verdicts in Indiana, a manslaughter verdict in South Dakota, and flood and mine disaster tallies.
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Timothy AL. Woodruff
New York Hepublican State Committee
Ellin Root
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Chihuahua
Eleanor Merron Cowper
St. Regis
New York
John
Gardner Coolidee
Nicaragua
Ray Lamphore
Bellé Guinness
Grnes
Laporte
Ind
Richter
Vermillion
Christina Clark
John 8. Leech
Samuel B. Donnelly
Brooklyn
Wilbur Carr
Marshall Thomas Nicholson
Gowrie
Fort Madison
Massive early 20th century crisis and trials span multiple states
Reports record cattle disease quarantine near Detroit amid foot-and-mouth fears, along with marantine actions for Maryland. News notes include a university president's pledge payoff, a bank founder’s sentencing, a London trades journal on tin plate combines, and a Japan-US accord on China. A Manila Philippines steamer sinks, and crime tales unfold from New Jersey to Pocahontas with multiple fatalities. Other items mention a Harvard football nod from President Roosevelt, a long auto race in Savannah, a nationwide divorce rate, and an Indiana monument dedication.
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Detroit
Mich
Wilson
Marantine
Hitnole
Canada
Apartment of Agriculture
Maryland
William A. Shanklin
Andrew Carnette
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank of Pilature
Western
Pennsylvania
Inva
United States
Japan
Pacific
China
Philippines
Ponting
Naryacin
Pangasinan
San Fernando
Willam Kallebran
Jersey City
Leo
Martin H. Halloran
Pittshore
Kansas City
D. K. Pearsons
Chicago Philanthropiet
Pu Yi
Seventy-second Street
Lextigion Avenue
New York
Finance
Sandy Hook
Georgie
Panama
Savaunas
Louie Wagner
America
Kansas and
Missouri
Salvatore Baldona
Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill
Baldona
Pocahontas
Frank Butt
Cromwell
W. Va
Judge Owen
Polee
Lee Carter
Haytt
Midater
Leconte
Peter Cunningham
Paytergon
Sardinia
Alexandria
Valetta
Malta
Ernest Verwalde
Harvard
Yale
Roosevelt
Verwelbe
Jim
Witton T. Hillard
Boston
Bac vinHah
Indiana Monument
Anderemytio
Goy
Vote totals by county in Ohio for Taft and Bryan
Columbus Ohio figures released show Taft carried 54 counties and Bryan 32 with other candidates receiving smaller shares. Canvassing board to approve December 10 with little likelihood of changes.
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Taft
Bryan
Columbus
Adina
Aton Asarr
Antiland
Aleta Seeten
Columbly
Conhooton
Crawford
Franklins
Fulton
Deeswereaere
Ose Greene
Sonny
Buerneey
Aed
Eri Hamilton
Tedveyaeewes
Fanenok
Eaag
Atte Harrison
Henry
Cai Highland
Holmes
Aon
Muren
Jackaon
Jofteraon Ta
E. Atle Ama Tawra
Inks
Logan Tack Veer Econ
Lorain
Jiucae
Mudtaon
Mahoning Tahis
Pete Marion
Melina Tee Thee
Wlige
Mercer
Minma Sa
Sclotn
Benvca Saben
Stark
Gilhaus
Socialist Labor Party
Debs
Chafin
Hisgen
Watson
Penitentiary probe favors rehabilitation over new prison
Columbus committee appointed last general assembly to probe charges against the Ohio penitentiary met at the Nets house to prepare a report for the governor. They toured eastern prisons and Ohio penitentiary, urging rehabilitation over building a new facility. In other news, the Ohio German Fire Insurance Co winds down after a legal dispute, and the State Association of Modern Languages convenes in Dayton with talks on teaching methods and phonetics.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio
Nets House
Ume
Ohio Association Modern Languages
Dayton
State Association of Modern Languages
Werthner
Dayton Public Schools
G. W. Umphrey
Joseph Krug
Cleveland
Mias Sara T. Burrows
Ohio State University
Ohio reacts to foot and mouth outbreak in cattle shipment
Ohio authorities prepare to inspect two carloads of milch cows with calves amid quarantine alerts tied to Detroit stockyards. Federal authority may warrant slaughter if infection is found while a second official investigates 1200 sheep with sore mouth in Union county. Two thirds of slaughter costs fall to federal funds. In a separate Ohio ruling Judge Sater limits damages in Blanch Brown vs Sunday Creek Coal Co, stating only a widow or children may sue for damages up to 10000 for fatal mine accidents, administrator not entitled.
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Columbio
Michigan
Pennsylvanie
Ohio
Springfeld
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Springfield
Plicher
Morgan D. Lamb
Blobwood
Union County
Wealthy farmer dies from hunting wound near Harrisburg
Edward Shirey, 45, of a Harrisburg area farm, died at St. Francis hospital from a hunting accident on November 16. He was shot in the leg while stooping to pick up a rabbit. blood poisoning developed after the leg was amputated too late. His wife, shocked by the tragedy, is reportedly gravely ill and may not attend the funeral expected Monday.
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Columbus
Edward Shirey
Harrisburg
St. Francis Hospital
Shirey
Floods Reach Southwest Railways and Towns
The Arkansas river threatens Pine Bluff as banks weaken and a mass meeting votes to divert the channel by canal near the river bend north of the city. Guthrie reports rapid river recession with minimal lowland flooding and no deaths but several families displaced. Coffeyville endures Verdigris flooding with rail lines washed out along the valley.
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Pine Bluf
Ark
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
Cuttag & Canal
Guthrie
Oklo
Dis Trons
Bartlesville
Coffeyvillé
Kan
Coffeyville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Banta Fe
Missouri Pacific Hne
Nevada
State Seeks Master Commissioner in Rent Dispute
Ohio Attorney General Denman asked the supreme court to appoint a master commissioner to determine how much money the state is owed for rentals from the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad. The railroad has occupied land at Hamilton and Dayton for decades. The state's ownership was settled after long litigation ending years ago.
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Columbus
Denman
Supreme Court
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Gov
Body of Aged Man Found in Dayton River
The body of Henry Detrick, aged 62, found floating in the Miami River Friday. He had lived with his son for years and once handled extensive real estate. His mind had been weakening for several years and a search began after he disappeared last Monday, ending with the discovery of the body.
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Dayton, O
Henry Detrick
Mr. Detrick
Mrs Billik Dies After Shock Amid Chicago Poisoning Case
Mrs Barbara Billik, mother of Herman Billik, dies from shock after learning her son’s murder sentence in Chicago for poisoning the Vizal family. Reports say Billik’s sentence may be commuted to life imprisonment.
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Billik
Cleveland
Barbara Billik
Herman Billi
Chicago
Vizal
Columbus Man Faces Personal Crisis and Death
Columbus reports say Omer Sebring a sewer contractor who had threatened his ex wife took carbolic acid and died on her front porch around noon Monday. He had stalked his ex wife and sought a remarriage license the same day but she requested the license not be granted. Toledo court granted ouster in the Ohio German Fire Insurance Co. case appointing trustees Edward J. Marshall and Ernest Torgler to wind up affairs, relieving the state of further duty. Idaho Oklahoma and Utah also revoked the charter Monday.
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Columbus
Denman
Donnelly
Ohio German Fire Insurance Co
Lemert
Attorney General
Toledo
Omer Sebring
Sebring
Bla
Dig
Ciicuit Court
Edward J. Marshall
Ernest Torgler
Idaho
Oklahoma
Utah
Grand Marshal Named for Inaugural Parade
Washington D Qee chairman Brell wagon of the Inaugural committee has appointed Maj. Gen. Hell chief of staff U 8 A to be grand marshal. Gen. Bell has announced his acceptance for the event.
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Washington, D. Qee
Brellwagon
Hell
Bell
Cut Her Throat In Thanksgiving Tragedy At Hamilton
An 83 year old woman, Cut Her Throat In Thanksgiving Tragedy At Hamilton. She lured friends from Franklin to dinner, then killed herself after slitting her throat, in a grim act witnessed by several guests.
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Hamilton
O—mina Long
Franklin
Polishing Up for Legislature Opens January Fourth in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio in the fifty second year Col Fred Blenkner third assistant sergeant at arms has prepared the house and senate chambers for the Legislature session. Desks carpets walls and fixtures have been cleaned repaired and polished making the rooms look as bright as new for the opening January 4.
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Columbus
Fred Blenkner
House As Representatives
House
Senate
Bankruptcy filing for Archibald Kerr in Pittalling Pa
In the United States District Court Monday Archibald Kerr of Pittalling Pa filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy citing assets of 182 dollars and liabilities of 254560 dollars. The petition lists his real property as 2bd and his peavey as 182 dollars.
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United Etopen District
Ty Archibald Kerr
Hin Mabilitien
Keifer Endorsed for Senator at Springfield Banquet
Clark County Republicans warmly back General J Warren Keifer for United States Senate to succeed J H Foraker at a banquet honoring successful candidates in Springfield Friday night.
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Gen. Keifer
Springfield
Clarke County
J. Warren Keifer
United States Senate
J. H. Foraker
Ohio M G A Opens Meret Weritony Night
Dayton Ohio reports the Ohio MCG A opened a Meret weritony event with a banquet attended by many city delegates. The gathering drew a large turnout as officials discussed matters of local concern and community engagement.
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Ohio
Dayton
M. CG
City
State Bank Superintendent Reports Bank Charters Rise
In its first annual report State Bank Superintendent Seymour notes since the bank inspection law began, 14 new state banks have been chartered with a capitalization of 54000. There are now about 398 incorporated banks 194 private banks and 74 trust companies in the state.
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Columbus
Seymour
Ty Oble
Ohio State University Trustees Report Shows Growth and Budgets
Ohio State University at Columbus filed its annual trustees report with Gov Ferris noting total resources of 783 400 from tax levy 333 028 and expenditures of 740 362 leaving a balance of 13 040. During the year 261 degrees were conferred and 64 certificates granted.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ferri
Practical Fashions Paris Pattern No 2645 Ladies Skirt
Practical Fashions presents LADIES TH Paris Pattern No 2645 a pretty fashionable skirt for separate wear or costume. It closes at left front with buttons or decorates the right side. Darted hip fit with back fullness restrained by inserted plait size 22 to 34 inches water measure. Fabric yardage given for nap materials with width options and braid in the pattern details.
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Paris
SrRivern Departmente Thie
Paris Pattern 2642 Girls Frock Seams Simple Sailor Style
The Paris pattern number 2642 offers a navy blue girl’s frock with a one piece plaited skirt, shield facing underwaist, and matching blouse. Sleeves are gathered into cuffs, and a red embroidered chevron decorates the right sleeve with a red ornamented pocket on the yoke. Sizes six to fourteen years, fabric yardage varies by width.
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Paris
Bnd Atdsen
Influence of the Teacher and Education Gaps
The article argues that no system can replace individual teacher care though many methods exist. It stresses the broad-minded teacher must select the best approach for each pupil and notes a statistical line about married men in New York City.
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Manchester Guardian
New York City
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Colorado Fuel & Ioll Company
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Sater
United States Court
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Sunday Creek Coal Co
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