Thaw questioned by lunacy commission in New York
A week’s foreign dispatches note Harry K Thaw’s cross examination by the lunacy commission and the alienists' testimony for the prosecution. Jerome secured hearings while the court delay continued.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
2
Sworn in as second assistant postmaster general
Ex Representative James T. Mc Cleary of Minnesota was sworn in as second assistant postmaster-general succeeding William Shalienberg er who resigned. The census bureau reports population gains, railroads contest fare laws, and notable incidents from fires to crimes and political moves across states and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. McCleary
Minnesota
William
Shalienberger
Continental
United States
Census Bureau
Missouri
Arkansas
Southern Pacific
Colton
Cal
Minnesota Supreme Court
Great Northern Railroad
Board of Directors
South McAlester
I. T
Jennie Burch
Baby Wilbur Winship
Carmel
N. Y
Matteawan Asylum
Boston
Bertha McNally
Canton
Emil Knolle
Pittsburg
White House
Archie Roosevelt
Kuroki
Jamestown
Savannah
Chanute
Kan
Pittsburg, Youngstown
Ashtabula
Lake Shore
L Lockwood
H. E. Watson
Mahoningtown
Iroquois
Ontario
Foundation For the Promotion of Industrial Peace
Congress
Roosevelt
Fuller
McMahon
Laporte
Ind
William A. Proctor
Proctor & Gamble Company
Glendale
Cincinnati
Nev
Pueblo
Schmitz
San Francisco
James Henry Smith
New York
George Smith
Kioto
Japan
Staten Island
A. L. Sutton
Bureau of Exploitation
Board of Governors
William West
Montgomery
Ala
Fraser
West
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
John W. Leonard
Elizabeth City
N. J
John A. Meyer
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Lake Mendota
Simeon W. West
Leroy
Illl
Wisconsin Senate
Rainey Faults Panama Commissary In His Eight Day Trip
Congressman H T Rainey of Illinois returns from eight days in the Panama canal zone eager over progress but harsh on commissary management. He cites lack of refrigeration, high costs for daily meals, and graft he says taints the system with prices from $1.65 per plate to $8 shoes, calling for an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. T. Rainey
Illinois
Panama Canal Zone
Commissary Department
Commissariat
Rainey
Commissiariat
United States
Roosevelt Denies Harriman Fundraising Claim
President Roosevelt on Tuesday rejected Harriman’s letter claiming he asked Harriman to raise 250000 for the 1904 presidential campaign. The president called the assertion a deliberate untruth and said he never requested any funds. Harriman issued a statement Thursday saying Roosevelt did ask him to aid the New York state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
E. H. Harriman
Sidney Webster
New York
Harriman
Depew
France
Gov. Odell
Hyde
New York State Committee
Roosevelt Holds Line For Square Deal On Railroads
President Roosevelt remains steadfast in pushing for government control of railroads and a national commission with power to fix maximum rates. In a letter to Illinois Manufacturers Association President Smith he reiterates that existing laws are deficient and must be amended to curb discriminatory practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowesville
Youngstown
United Brewery Workers’ Union
St. Louis
Roumania
Thomas Connor
Joplin
San Antonio
Tex
Maryland Steel Car Wheel Company
South Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Castalia Portland Cement Company
Castalia
Prospect Park
Niagara Falls
Tennessee
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska Senate
House
Victoria
Spain
Alfonso
Cartagena
Secretary of the Interior
L. L. Nunn
Utah
Dreifontein
Johannesburg
Newberry
S.C
Campbell
Texas
Constantinople
Robert E. Edwards
Springfield
Magnolia Stove Works
Memphis
Tenn
James F. Hedden
Tonopah & Goldfield Railway Company
Hawthorne
Nev
Havana
Commercio
Cuba
Steinhardt
Magoon
Chocotaw, Oklahoma & Gulf
Oklahoma City
Orient
Ondja
Morocco
Harry Dolan
Louisville
Brussels
Illinois
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Middle West
Arlington National Cemetery
William McElroy
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Smith
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Ill
Congress
Raleigh
N. C
Mr. Smith
Standard Oil Co
Busse Is Elected Mayor Of Chicago In 1919 Vote
Frederick A. Busse, Republican, won Chicago mayoral election with 164,839 votes to Edward F. Dunne’s 151,758. Prohibition candidate 5,875 and Socialist 13,459. City Council: 35 Republicans, 34 Democrats, 1 independent Democrat. Streetcar ordinances approved 165,846 to 132,720 amid traction reform debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick A. Busse
Edward F. Dunne
Busse
Dunne
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Boy Causes Brother's Death in Tragic Fire
Mr and Mrs Bert Lemon found their son Harry burned to death after his elder brother set him on fire and poured water on the remains as they returned home Tuesday. Authorities investigate motive and circumstances of the fatal incident in Vernon Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Bert Lemon
Harry
Hill resigns as President of Great Northern Railway
J. J. Hill resigns as president of the Great Northern and will serve as chairman of the board in St. Paul Minnesota. His son Louis W. Hill is named the new president succeeding him in a family led transition.
Michigan Republicans win state ticket and key races
Detroit reports a strong Republican showing in Michigan's spring elections with a majority near 75,000. State winners include Supreme Court justices McAlvay and Carpenter, regents Beale and Leland, and education board member Cotton. Local contests in Kalmazoo, Jackson, and Bay City feature incumbent Democrats losing or defending seats and a $200,000 water front park bond passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Supreme Court
Aaron V. McAlvay
William L. Carpenter
State University
Julius E. Beale
Frank B. Leland
State Board of Education
William A. Cotton
Fifth Congressional District
Kent
Ottawa
Ionia
Congress
William Alden Smith
G. J. Diekema
Republican State Committee
Huntley Russell
Diekeema
William Thompson
Kalamazoo
Jackson
W. W. Todd
B. J. Glasgow
Bay City
Gustavus Hine
Court Hears Drugging Allegation Over Major Delmar Cup
Elmer E. Smathers faces a Memphis supreme court case over the 1904 Major Delmar victory in a Lou Dillon race. The Memphis Trotting Association sues after the National Trottering Association’s board awarded the cup to Smathers. The dispute centers on alleged drugging and irregular board actions, drawing wide attention from racing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Trotting Association
Major Delmar
New York
Elmer E. Smathers
Lou Dillon
Memphis
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Smathers
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Memphis Association
C. K. G. Billings
Lou. Dillon
Weaver Absent as Reyburn Becomes Philadelphia Mayor
John E. Reyburn, Republican, succeeds John Weaver as Philadelphia mayor after Weaver completes a tumultuous four year term. Reyburn had resigned his seat in Congress to take office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Reyburn
Philadelphia
John Weaver
John E. Reyburn
Congress
Six Trainmen Die in Kansas City Railroad Collision
Six trainmen were killed in a head-on collision of two Missouri, Kansas & Texas freight trains six miles south of Fort Worth, Texas, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railroad
Here
Suffolk publisher praises Doan's Kidney Pills
J D Daughtrey of Suffolk Virginia reports extensive kidney trouble with gravel passing 20 pounds of gravel and sediment before using Doans Kidney Pills. He says he has not passed a stone in three years and calls Doans a fine kidney tonic. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Daughtrey
Suffolk
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Icebergs from Labrador and far north carve summer voyage
The Maine Journal notes June icebergs originate from Labrador ice fields formed the previous winter. July icebergs stem from Baffin Land, August ones from even farther north though fewer. A long procession of ice mountains moves southward until warmed waters dissolve their presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Labrador
Baffin Land
South Atlantic
Maine Journal
Italian Violin Strings and Cremona Tone Traditions
The article explains best violin strings come from Italian lambs dried in the sun for warmth and color. It notes the sun and heat influence oil distillation and varnish absorption, shaping mellow tones in Cremona instruments over centuries.
Little Bobby on Bees
The essay portrays bees as various types and roles with a playful comparison to family life. It notes a kissing bee as a weekly parlor visitor and mentions a nickel for silence about it, concluding a preference for the kissing bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bobby
Little Baby
Notable Confirmation Performed for Many Children in Dublin
Archbishop Walsh conferred the sacrament of confirmation on nearly a thousand children at the pro-cathedral in Dublin. The two hour ceremony ended with the temperance pledge and a strong exhortation to fulfill all religious duties. New York's Salt Water Mains Plan Detailed. New York City will install 78 miles of salt water mains eight to 24 inches in diameter with 2 021 hydrants for fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Walsh
New York
New York City
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Globe
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Galusha A. Grow
Glenwood
Palazzo del Drago
Griscom
Rome
Kursk
J. Pierpont Morgan
Jules van den Pereboom
William B. Thayer
Emery, Bird Thayer Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
Paul J. Weller
Johnstown
E. S. Loveland
Collis P. Huntington
Oneonta
Jim Williams
Lillie Mizener
Colbert
Durant
Otto Britting
Milbrook
Moscow
William K. Niver
Syracuse
Taft
Foraker
United States Senate
Ohio
Bitlis
Turkey
W. H. Ogden
Ripon
Newark
Russell Sage
New York Ciy
H. E. Bowman
Columbus
Baltimore & Ohio
Fairmont
W. Va
Wolcottville
Chattman
Howard and Berks Streets
British War Office
Germany
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Startling Story
I Ilinois
Isthmus
Roosevelt Flays Harriman
Hie
Carters
Gila
Ely
Te. R
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
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