Weekly Review of World News and Incidents
A sweeping brief links six deaths from an Ontaria & Western express collision near Spring Valley New York. It notes threats by Black Hand against Yona island smokeless powder depots, a Denver church shooting during communion, and a Chicago court case over railroad stock. Also covered are attacks in Teheran, a Havana carnival opening, wrecks, fires, political campaigns, and various crimes and disasters worldwide.
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Ontaria & Western Express
Spring Valley
N.Y
Yona Island
Stuyvesant Fish
Chicago
Hinola Geptral Railroad Company
Walon Pacific Railroad Company
Muse
Denver
San Francisco
Benton Ny Fayetteville
N. C
Yam Murchison
Tele
Pawnee City
Nel
Oscar Frank
Walter Holbrook
Welldenown
Fred Norman
Shawneetown
Teheran
Havana
Beta
Pye
Halifax
Bermuda
Turks Island
Kingston
Count
Countess Szechenyl
William K. Vanderbilt
Kalgerin Auguste Victoria
Plymouth
England
London
Brooklyn
Elliestt Club
Washington
Buffalo
Ty Ao
John Evenson
Duluth
Ishpeming
Mra
B. Frazier
Lug Angeles
Cal
Nation River Murden
Youn
New York Society
Helmont
Mraderick D. Geant
A. S, A. In & Apcorch
New York
Cape
Japan
Garrino
Pacific
New York Senate
New York City
Harry & Thaw
Evelyn Mhaw
United States
Emily
O'Haen
Tokyo
Owes Wister
Philadelyhla
Elkins Law Upheld in Hepburn Repeal Dispute
The U S Supreme Court ruled against the Great Northern Railway Co and its claim that the Hepburn Act repealed part of the Elkins law prohibiting rebates. Minnesota district court fines totaled 1 000 dollars per violation for 15 offenses in 1905 involving oat shipments. The ruling affirms the government position and strengthens penalties for rebate practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Great Northern Railway Co
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court For
District of Minnesota
W. P. Devereaux Co
Minneapolis
Points
Washington
Justice White
District Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Meek Charges Carson Faction Controls Ohio Schools
Columbus witnesses told a legislative committee Monday that O T Corson now seems to be in control as Hust Lo 1 Bune brake and other state education offices are entangled in factional warfare over Meeks charges. Senator Meek said he raised grades to prevent humiliation and that Carson faction influences many counties and teacher associations.
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Columbus
Meek
Hust
Bunebrake
Hoher
Ohio
O. T. Corson
Carson
Marel
Milner
M. A. Dougherty
Dyer
Cincinnati
State Teachers’ Association
Central Ohio Teachers Association
Hartje's Trial for Conspiracy in Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg hearing in the second criminal prosecution arising from the Hartje divorce began Monday before James R. MacFarlane. Augustus Hartje John S Welshons hardware merchant and Clifford Hope his former coachman face conspiracy charges. The men allegedly aided the coachman to testify to improper relations between Hartje's wife and the coachman in the divorce proceedings. Adjournment was taken until today after Hartje's brother Andrew Fisher, who has been living with him since July 1905, attended the meeting where the conspiracy was arranged.
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Pittsburg
Harte
James R. MacFarlane
Augustus Hartje
John S. Welshons
Clifford Hope
Hartie
Tta
Welshons
Luu
Hartje
Mary — Scott Harte
Andrew Fisher
Indaw
Congress Debates Ship Subsidy and Currency Bills
In Washington the senate heard speeches on the ship subsidy bill by Senators Gallinger and Depew. Critics Whyte and Simmons spoke against the Aldrich currency measure. The house began consideration of the army appropriation bill.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Banker Guilty of Embezzlement From Coal Belt Bank
Ransom A. Young, former president of the Coal Belt National Bank of Boston and Bank of Salem Arkansas, pleaded guilty to embezzling 17000 dollars. He was sent to Chester Penitentiary for an indeterminate period of roitted years.
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Benton
A. Youngblood
Coal Belt National Bank
Boston
Bank of Salem, Ark
Coal Belt Bank
Chester
Receivership Declared For Motor Car Co of Detroit
The Reliance Motor Car Co. of Detroit went into receivership Monday to avoid impending foreclosure proceedings. The action aims to place the company under a receiver's control to manage assets and prevent loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Car Co
Detroit
Miali
Reliance Motor Car Co
State Treasurer McKinnon Takes Five Percent Fee On Deposits
Ohio state treasurer McKinnon collected a five percent fee on deposits of state funds in banks in addition to a six thousand dollar salary. A senate committee investigating the treasury operations found last year’s interest on deposits totaled eighty five thousand four hundred ninety eight dollars. McKinnon claimed the fee was authorized by an old law not repealed by the salary act, and said Secretary of State Thompson agreed. The committee demanded original ledgers but he said a printed report would suffice and called the panel an intentional intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bute Trea Vrer McKinnon
Banka
Senate
Atte
McKinnon
Thompson
House
Republican State Convention
Judiciary Committee
State Tax Commission
Rathburn
Ohio Penitentiary
Williams
Ward
Cuyahoga
Huttman
Butler County
Ashtalula
Kagheawn
Hove
Kepy
Hamilton County
Cincinnad An Hawillian County
Eagleson
Arrest of Alleged Counterfeiters in Cleveland
Secret Service Agent Dick and deputies forced entry at 174 East Fifth Street East End. They arrested Albion Godfrey and Carrie Many, known as Hughes and wife, alleged counterfeiters long active with perfect imitations of dollars. The raid aimed to break up a countrywide gang operational for six months.
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Cleveland
East Fifty
Fifth Street
East End
Secret Service
Air
John H. Hughes
1Riot Athens Ee
Dora “Hughes
Bia
Albion Godfrey
Carrie Many
Denman Opposed as Democratic Caucus Backed Mooney in Lima
In Lima Ohio a Democratic caucus for the Thirty second district sparked bitter opposition to a second bid by Senator Denman of Williams County. Supporters favored Daniel Mooney of Auglaize while Auglaize and Mercer counties plan delegations opposed to Denman. With Senator Barry retiring, two senior seats would exist if Denman loses.
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Lima
Galver
Denman
Willian County
Ita
Benase
Hid Yore
Rose County
Auglaize
Mercer Entntes
Solid
Daniel Mooney
Barry
Man 81 Alleges Wife's Death Led to Deed Gift
Robert Gerrard of East Cleveland claims misled by Belle Annette Doan to name her heir after his wife died in 1906. He alleges a $15,000 property deed to Doan was set aside due to her kisses and endearments. In Norwalk, Martha J. Campbell convicted of aiding arson. verdict delivered after a lengthy jury deliberation. Court raised bond to $3,000 and attorneys sought a new trial.
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Ming Kimmy Pink
Statington
Ian Tringla
Gov. Hygies
New York
Chicago
Union League Club
Michal Cxoperak
Gary
Chicago Pole
West Hanmond
Herman Bnnk
Yrea
Crowky
Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Pasadena
Cal
Kansas City
J. R. Brady
Merchants
Turks
Carina
Van
W. F. Burden
QO. H. Belmont
Newport
Washington
Philadelphia
Voltaire de Cleyre
Massachusetts
Duma
St. Cloud
Minn
Belool Board
Machesney Wids
United States
Azninac
Japan
Manchuria
Port Dodge
Heatt
W. G. Grifin
Gatena
Kan
Deacon
Timole
Stternay
Pinole
State Department
Stanton
Wilkes Barre
McCullough
Tri-City State Bank
Madison
Hudson River
Manhattan
Irsland
East River
Long Island City
John Monk
Mennonite Church
Medway
Vileage
Hutchinson
Bryan
Greater
Mittsburg
England
James A. Deane
Charles McKay
West Forks
McKay
Ching
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Wilness
Springfeld Nnld
Hatter
Prohibition
TriCity State Bank
Europe
Philippines
Germany
Mia
Cerar Anderson
Kaly
Ghiye
Decaturyiile
Mereda
Sun
Rites
Ein Row
Cleveland
Robert Gerrard
East Cleveland
Ebuctld
Belle Annette Doan
Huclld Avenue
Gerrard
Dean
Campbell
Norwalk
Lou Mather
Martha J. Campbell
W. c
Fremont boilermaker’s perilous lake voyage home
Fremant townsman Edward Nickles traveled from Kelly's Inland to Marblehead by frail sailboat in high winds, four miles over four hours, with the craft often in the water. The voyage included near capsizes and frozen feet, amid a dramatic escape from Norwalk jail by B W Brady, who fled four miles through the country before capture.
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Fremont, On
Edward Nickles
Fremont
Kelly's
Marblehead
Norwalk
B. W. Brady
Snyder
Brady
Rand Juy
Brick Plant Fire Destroys Louisville Brick and Tie Works
A fire destroyed the Lowevlle brick and tie works plant named Prillay in Louisville, causing about 25000 dollars in damage. Investigators report the blaze damaged the plant and the production facilities, with financial loss pegged at roughly twenty five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lowevlle Brick and Tie Works
Prillay
Miser Sadler Dies on Farm After Wealth Is Buried
Miser Youngetown OQ-Jewis Sadler died Monday in Masellion State hospital after a year on his farm where a guardian found $2,000 buried in cans and bottles. He reportedly starved amid wealth, with a sailor taken to the walum a month ago.
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Miser
Jewis Sadler
Mousey
Masellion State Hospital
Sail Lor
Walum
Guardian
Sadler
Gov Harris Puts Toledo Man On Ten Year Term
The governor commutes the life sentence of Max Linberger of Toledo to ten years after a second degree murder conviction. Idsbergen was convicted of murder in the second degree.
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Harris
Max Linberger
Toledo
Idsbergen
Ohio Legislature in session votes on primary election reform
Ohio lawmakers clash over a Brengen primary election reform bill and a Wert amendment to allow a candidate to name delegates. The Senate authorizes an investigation into the state treasury offices, considers milk sale restrictions tied to distillery feed, and approves several political finance and penitentiary oversight measures. A joint Cincinnati investigating committee is formed, with dates set for hearings and new appointments to a larger investigative panel.
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Columbus
House
Werte
Wert
Treasuer
Senate
Howe
Cleveland
Willams
F.C. Howe
Cuyahoga County
John ©. Drake
Erle County
Frank N. Patterson
Ashland County
Aix
Crist
Collumbians Pena
F. T. Eagle
Cincinnati
FW. van Duren
Huron County
J. A. Welker
Stark County
George DB. Nye
Pike County
Nye
Otters
Thly
J. E. Binwell
Shelly County
Eba
Warner
Hamilton
TM. Berry
Allen County
Auncell
Hafner
Smallpox Exposure Leaves Hundreds at Risk in Tracy Area
Fran Gibson exposed in Belmon county to smallpox returned home to Tracy last Thursday and attended a revival. By Monday he developed a violent smallpox attack, exposing over 200 people. Also notes racing autos leaving Ohio and clashes on the Ohio line with drifting floods in southern Indiana.
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Hiveheville
Fran Gibson
Belmont County
Tracy
Ohio
Toledo
New York
Purta
Endurania
Gow Drifta
Ourthern
Indiana
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United Atme Workers of
Ameria
Housevelt
Panam
Peturathric 7
Lee
Gov. Pennypacker
Reyburn
William F. Barrows
Indianapo- 18
Tutinola Supreme Court
Honaparte
Railrond
Morneco
Paris
d’Anade
Chleaxo
Trae
Senor Gomez
Philippine Assembly
Miineis Supreme Court
Cook County
White House
Ivory Stable
North Woodstock
N. H
American Ice Company
Charles W. Morse
R. Livingston
Leo Tolstoy
Oakland
Missouri Pacific
Auburn
Crete
W. H. Cresviston
Trian
H. Wellington Stewart
Tola
John Angus
Tallyho
W. Va
Club Federation
Burlington
Speaker Cannon
Republicn
Smwolk
Republican State Central Committee
Springfield
Mid-Valley
Frank Orlyalo
Elkins
United States Supreme Court
Meck
Corson
Buckeyedom
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