Sensational bribery charges glare in interstate case
Summary of week’s dispatches reports claims of bribery attempts and jury tampering to oust rivals. Standard Oil figures and Mansfield 0 ex-employee George Lane testify on efforts to purge independent peddlers in northern Ohio. Philadelphia coal boss claims company favored in car distribution while Kansas City trials reveal commissions from unknown sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Standard ‘Oil Company
Interstate Com Orce Commission
Cleveland
George L. Lane
Mansfield
Standard Oil Company
Commission
Standard Ol Company
Ohio
Cassatt
W. A. Patton
Alvert von Boyneburk
Reakert Brothers Company
Philadelphia
Kansas City
George J. Crosby
Burlington
Thomas
George L. Thomas
Taggart
United States District Court
George H. Croxby
Turlington Taffway
Senate Passes Agricultural, Immigration, and Infrastructure Bills
The senate approved a 7.5 million agricultural appropriation without debate and added an inspection amendment for fresh meats. It also advanced tighter immigration regulations, threatened Panamanian canal funding, relieved denatured alcohol from internal taxes, and authorized a Mississippi River dam in Mn Morrns county. Piers and wharves in Puerto Rican harbors were approved under War Department supervision.
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Congressional
Senate
Panama
Misalesippi River
Morrns County
Minnesota
Secretary of War
Miscellaneous notes from turbulent era with shootings and trials
A chaotic roundup reports Shatalott shot in Wis prison by an 18 year old over alleged mistreatment of political prisoners. Other items include deaths in Canon City, arrests for embezzlement in Attila, a California horseman’s marriage, a Presbyterian assembly ruling, and guards surrendering after a deadly Las Mangos dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shatalott
Warren
St. Petereburs
Wis
Shatalot
Walle Goy
Gen
Timoseletf
Pollo Martino
Tits Hompy
W. C. Baldwin
Bikheidte
Nanthy
Canon City
Cal
Baldwin Wak
Nepely Pele
L. M. Dylan
Provident
W. 8
Lawler
First National Bank of
California
Oakland
Essembly
Bes Moines
Geryovs
Decatur
Presbyterian Church
Uri
Las Mangos
Cuba
Candeluria
Judie Warren
Hole de Commen Pleas Court
Obio Tate Banking Sols
Memorial exercises honor departed comrades at Artington centenary
Fragmented report lists memorial exercises at Artington national centenary. Mentions Representative Jenkine of Winconsin prom ott at the flat burial in Artington in 1861. Notes various international and local incidents including naval reports, fires, deaths, and political moves with scattered names and places.
Train Derailment Kills Eight in Louisville Kentucky
Eight people are dead and 22 injured after four cars of a passenger train derailed near Louisville Union Station. A wheel flange failure on the smoking car opened a switch, causing two coaches to strike box cars on a siding and tear apart the smoking car. Victims include Howard B. Coleman Stanford Kentucky and T W Thorpe Broadhead Kentucky with others unnamed. The incident details describe extensive damage to the day coach and smoking car before the wreckage halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
Union Station
Howard B. Coleman
Stanford
T. W. Thorpe
Broadhead
George W. Ponder
William Pruett
Colored
Lebanon
John C. Black
Loulaville
Francis Weyer
Martin Hilton
Gran
H. B. Coleman
Meat Packers Club Influences in Washington Conference
In Washington a White House meeting on the meat inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill heard from Senator Beveridge, Senator Carter of Montana, and Prof. Charles P. Neill. The Neill report accuses packers of evading sanitary rules and misusing carcass byproducts, with affidavits from workers and observers. The president warned of action if the amendment fails. Meanwhile the House discussed the rate bill conference and approved compulsory education in the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Beveridge
Carter
Montana
Charles P. Neill
Labor
Neill
James B. Reynolds
New York
Congress
Washington
Galumbin
Franchise Tax Upheld Against New York Railroads
Washington DC That a not the New York Central Railroad Go va MW J Miller comptroller of the state of New Yor involving the New York state law imposing a franchise tax on railroad property in that state War on Morning decided by the supreme court favorably to the state Judge Maynard Dies Springfield Mass Judge ilu B Maynard of the superior court died Monday night of cerebral hemorrhage with which he was stricken Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New York
Maynard
Bprinfield
Mass
Ilu B. Maynard
Superior Court
Dearwester and Groves Held on Freight Car Theft Suspicion
Bellefontaine O May 26 George Dearwester John Dearwester and John Groves are under arrest on suspicion of receiving goods stolen from freight cars. A raid on their boarding house yielded cigars tobacco coffee and clothing. Wives claim boarders brought the goods in.
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Bellefontaine
George Dearwester
John
Ty Son
John Groves
Poller
Big Four
Dearweater
Groves
Mines Resume Non-Unionized Ohio Coal Mining Conflict
In Jefferson county two mines resumed operations with non union labor after a conference between John H Winder of Sunday Creek Coal Co William H Grown of Ohio miners and Rev MacLachen of Belmont County. Pinkerton guards defend stockades as mines reopen amid unrest. The day after Dayton hosted the Central Electric Association meeting officials discussed reducing baggage charges and forming a fire insurance company for traction magnates. A break in the miners strike appeared in Pan Handle as Hitchman Coal Co miners returned to work, following a payout dispute over strike benefits. In Cleveland about 600 saloons closed over tax issues, with many shuttered Sunday to avoid enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artington
Jenkine
Winconsin
Ras Promett
Ninan
Mantres Fem Liverpaul
Midocenn
Norwegien
Tonsbors
Nogl Haw
Riseta
Llout
Gin
Stocasel Haw
Port Arthur
Kubari
Hokkaido
Parwong
Davis
W. Va
Javot Woolner
Woolner Distilling
Péoria
Peoples’ Savings Bank
George Simmons
Frank P. Houghton
National Bank of
Bottle Creek
Mich
Hank Omfelite
Clyde M. Showalter
Tle
Patoka Creek
Mount Carmel
Showalter
Sam Sions
Kentucky
Louisville
Jeffereen County
Rustia
Eatry
Americn
Buenos Ayres
Havana
Aneas
Sheeshead' Bay
Joseph Harrington
Brooklyn
William TF
Nolker
St. Louia
Paris
Gaylord
Ice Trust
Cleveland
Mangum
Okla
S. M. White
Samuel Gothron
White
Philippine Commission
Postal
Saviciga Bank
Julian von Justh
Hun-garlan Parlianent
Senor Navaco
Viscount de Alte
Washington
Pacific Coast
John Saunders
Roanoke
Maharajah Gaekwar
Baroda
Mount Vernon
Melory
George
Costa Rica
Ascencion Esquivel
Republic
Charles T. Stout
Tedmond County
Staten Island
B. Johnson
A. Keatingfatty
Deridder
Taft
Growly
Pacific Division
Sin Ranckseo
State Department
Baetum
Cunwal
Ponventios
National Association of Rtallway
Iivel
Norfall
Charles L. Spler
Bt George
Fitetan Island
H . B. Lynch
MacedoAnnune
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Madeteki
Tula
Russia
Crow Indian
Montana
General Land Offee
Toss Smith Bank of
Polin
Umnder
Tazewell County Grand Jury
Ohio Mine Workers
Columbus
Lawrence University
Hamelin University
Appleton
Lawrence
Delaware
Gov. Lea
General Assembly
United States
Falls City
Neb
Henry G. Goll
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Fort Leavenworth
Dureau
Frank G. Bigelow
Bank
Cortelyou
Guam
Jacob Schmeister
Burlington
Lnte
Henrik Ibsen
William M. Groff
Philadelphia
Coignieres
France
Rambouillet
Versailles
Manson
Democratic Central Commmittee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Host
Friends
Houser
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
The
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Richmond
Ind
John K. McClurkin
Pittsburg
L. 8
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Championship of America
Kanton City
Gotch
Woanawhan & Wear Virginia
Elmer James
B. L. Bickle
Lewis Wothorne
Charles Dickers
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Vienna
Arthur Davis
Hexel Reed
Springfield
Clarksburg
Rows County
Alonzo Parks
Buena Vista
Tenn
Albert de Luge
Bordeaux
Jay Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Tennis
Douma
Komura
Londen
England
Henrik Thoen
Christiania
Smith McPherson
John F.rith Iipa
Kanone City
Burlington Ralway
Tlal
Ohio
John H. Winder
Sunday Creek Coal Co
William H. Grown
Ohio Miners
MacLachen
Belmont County
Jefferson County
Maxim Sun
Pinkerton
Steubenville
Hitchman Coal Co
Henwood
United Mine Workers
Man Commits Suicide in Wife’s Presence in Marlon O
John F. Leeper, 40, a stationary engineer, killed himself in front of his wife on Thursday after asking for rat poison and being told she had thrown it away. He bade her farewell and, in her presence, slit his throat with a razor, dying almost instantly.
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Marlon
John F. Leeper
Found Dead On Lake Shore Track In Ashtabula
A well dressed young man about 20 was found dead on the Lake Shore railway track near Ashtabula Ohio on Thursday morning. Authorities identify him as John H. Clancy of Salamanca New York. Taylor Jr renominated for congress in the Twelfth district at the Republican primary election held Friday in Columbus Ohio.
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Ashtabula
Lake Shore
John H. Clancy
Salamanca
Taylor Ia
Columbus
B. L
Taylor, Jr
Duel in a Factory in Wapakoneta Fight Ends With Arrest
In Wel logera's Ule factory store room a burglar fought a watchman using gas on Sunday fleet. Both fired. No one was hit. The burglar was arrested and gave the name 1.4. Moore from Hell fontaine.
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Wapakoneta
Wellogera
Moore
Hellefontaine
Found Dead on the Tracks in Ravenna Ohio
A body of an unidentified foreigner about 45 years old was found Monday on the CG 1 tracks near the waterworks pumping station in Ravenna Ohio. Authorities reported the discovery and are investigating the case as a found dead incident.
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Ravenna
West Virginian Declares Kidney Pain Cured by Dean's Pills
W L Jackson of Parkersburg West Virginia recounts a long struggle with kidney trouble including pain and urinary issues. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he reports relief and years of restored activity despite being over 70. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents by Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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West
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Signals for Bridal Paris
A playful dialogue between a bride and groom loaded with stage yuks and flirtatious banter. The groom warns against staring at another woman while the bride compliments him and blushes. Puck delivers a mischievous aside about returning to his house.
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Puck
Cure for Eczema With Cuticura Remedies
A Sweetwater Oklahoma resident Mary Metager describes severe eczema spreading over her body in 1905. After using Cuticura remedies she reports rapid relief and recovery, advising others to try the products for similar skin troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Metager
Sweetwater
Okla
Almost a Catastrophe and a Busy Lecture Hall
The fragment describes a poised woman sharing secret plans with an elderly aunt, a humorous misfire about a kiss, and a lecturer quipping about marriage proposals. It also notes a travel deal with Union Pacific offering cut fares to California, valid June 26 to September 1, 1906, via W. G. Neimyer in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munner Lourivta
California
Union Pacific
Ban Vane
Low Angeles
Chiucorut Pointe
W. G. Neimyer
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
No Whiskers in Louisville Courier Journal reminiscence
A fragment recalls simple pleasures around a soda fountain and a man recalling past habits as days and years pass. The tone hints at nostalgia for a bygone routine and an era of groomed routines at a local shop.
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Loulaville Courier-Jourov Nal
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Globe
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Buckeye State
Gov. Pattison
Alliance
Samuel D. Lane
John J. McConnell
Akron
A. J. Weeks
Coshocton
George T. Ayers
Bowling Green
J. N. Easley
Galion
Alice Moe
Lima
Sidney
D. B. Alles
van Wert
F. A. Ruegregger
Marion
George Brown
L. B. McNeal
C. J. Allen
Tiffin
Clyde
Porter
Roosevelt I
Dayton
Central Electricity Araociation
Indianapolis
Detroit
Toledo
Harold
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