Tilden Denies Holding Lorimer Fund Cash
Edward Tilden president of the National Packing Co of Chicago testified before the senate committee that he did not receive or hold contributions for Lorimer's election. He said his records are private and contain nothing about the Lorimer case while listing his vast banking interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Tilden
National Packing Company of Chicago
Senate
William Lorimer
Lorimer
Tilden
Clarence Funk
International Ltarventer Company
Edward Hines
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Funk
Senator Kenyon
Rush Culver
Marfinette
Mich
John McLeod
Buffalo
Hush McLean
North Tonawanda
William F. McKnight
Grand Rapids
Democratic National
Edward Tilden Denies Receiving Lorimer Funds
Edward Tilden, named as custodian of funds, rejects reports alleging he received money from Lorimer. The article notes scrutiny over campaign finance links and Tilden’s denial of improper dealings.
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Lorimer
Arbitration Treaty Ready With Britain in Final Form
Washington reports that the Anglo-American arbitration treaty has been agreed in all major points. Only minor details remain to be settled between the state department and the British foreign office. Ambassador Bryce briefed President Taft after a conference, and final smoothing of differences will begin immediately with aim to submit to the Senate this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
State Department
Foreign Office
Bryce
Taft
British Foreign Office
Senate
Drowning at Appleman Lake Claims Local Valedictorian
Lester Greenwalt, valedictorian of the Imgrange High School class of 1910, drowned while bathing in Appleman Lake ten miles east of Lagrange Ind on June 29. The incident occurred during an otherwise quiet day at the lake.
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Lagrange
Ind
Appleman Lake
Here
Lester Greenwalt
Imgrange Hiehgebhoe
Train jumps track near Aden leaves engineer dead
Lexington Ky June 29 East bound Chesapeake and Ohio train jumps the track at Aden seventy miles east Engineer Matt Kelly killed fireman badly scalded None of the passengers reported injured
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Lexington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Aden
Matt Kelly
Bussengers
Wheat to pastry in thirty minutes time record
In Beloit Kansas on June 29 the WS Cable farm near Reloit set a time record for harvesting threshing milling and baking wheat into bread. The header started at 3:04 and by 3:34 flour was produced and delivered to Walker Bros bakery for baking biscuits.
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Reloit
Kan
Gable
Beloit Milling Company
Walker Bro
Conductor Slapped Swinging Man Fined for Assault
John Retrusky of Whiting, Indiana, said he was awakened when a South Chicago dentist used gas. A car ride led to a sleep and a slap from the conductor. Retrusky retaliated and was fined for assault and battery in Hammond court.
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Hammond
Ind
John Retrusky
Whiting
Chicago
Retrusky
Settlement awarded after Kingland interurban wreck
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction company pays Mrs. W D Burgan of Bluffton 17500 for death of her husband and injuries to herself in last September wreck that killed forty three. Mr Burgan was instantly killed and Mrs Burgan remained unaware of his death for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
W. D Burgan
Bluffton
Burgan
Irs
Stepmother and Stepbrother Charged in Death
In Chico California on June 29 Helen Rumbel fourteen died at home near Gridley after severe beating. Emma Rumble and Arthur Lewis were held by a coroner's jury for murder and jailed for safety. They claim Helen killed herself during punishment. Medical exam showed extensive injuries and a prolonged death. Father had died two months earlier.
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Chico
Cal
Helen Rumbel
Gridley
Emma Rumbel
Arthur Lewis
Wroville
Lewis
Rumble
Cooking in diet debated by naturalists and doctors
An essay questions raw food claims arguing cooking is both unnatural and not, noting that civilization relies on artificial means. It cites New York physicians promoting uncooked diets and compares cooking to other artificial conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wreck at Riverside Bank Explodes Gas Blast
Jake Critz, a clerk at City Savings bank, is badly burned after a gas explosion wrecks the Riverside bank building. His brother Leo suffers burns while assisting in locating a leak. Wets lead in Utah towns vote with 23 of 110 cities going wet and Ogden narrow dry majority.
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Riverside
Jake Critz
City Savines Bank
Leo C. Critz
Leo Critz
Utah
Salt Lake City
Cos
Ogden
Labor Leaders Gather to Raise Defense Funds in Indy Conference
AFL leaders convene in Indianapolis to discuss funding for the defense of John Ve Natara and James B. McNamara tied to the Los Angeles dynamite outrage. Samuel Gompers accuses Justice Wright of personal vindictiveness in appointing a committee to investigate labor actions at Bucks Stove.
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Justice Wright
Silianapolis
American Federation of Labor and Trade Unions
Indianapolis
John Ve Natara
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles
Samuel Gompers
A. Vede
Washington
Frank Morrivon
A. F. of 1
Wicom Ia
Tracy
PC Fontes
The
Federator
Gompers
McNamara
Nimeelf
John Itehell
Prenk Morrison
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Bucks Stove Company
Sub Ieme Court
United States
Parry's Remarks Trigger Heated Exchange in Sugar Trust Panel
E H Madison, member of the House Sugar Trust Investigating Committee, is cited amid a heated exchange over proposed tax or price actions. The text records his critique of opponents and his claim of being unjustly accused as a footpad and highway robber, reflecting factional tensions within the probe.
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House Sugar Trust
Royal Guests Depart After Coronation Visit
Royal guests led by Duke of Connaught bid farewell to King George and Queen Mary in London on June 20 as the coronation events wound down. The queen and princesses departed with special ambassadors while a large convoy of foreign warships withdrew, saluting the crown and flagship.
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Duke of Connaught
London
Heira
Europe
Eaid Firewell
Klong George
Queen Mary
Duke of Conmannehth
Coconath
Gaon Mestain
Wheeling Council Passes Speech Curb Ordinance Targeting Sunday Evangelist
The Wheeling council approved an ordinance fining anyone using vile or vulgar language in public. Councilman Haberstlek proposed the measure aimed at restricting rhetoric by evangelist Billy Sunday as Wheeling churches plan a religious meeting next year.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Haberstlek
Evangelist
Notch on Her Legs Delays Case After Refusal
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Rumbelian Tawis refused by District Attorney Jones. The passage mentions injuries on her legs and a confrontation during the legal proceedings. Coordinates or dates are not provided in the readable text.
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Huckles
Castro on American Ship Faces Pacific Storm Off Venezuela
Report from Willemstad Curacao dated June 28 says a stormy weather warning surrounds a ship flying the American flag with General Castro aboard, cruising off the Venezuelan north coast indicating tense naval activity near the area.
Illinois Mayors Convene in Peoria Convention
Mayors and their wives from Illinois gathered in Peoria for the Illinois Mayors Association convention held in the city.
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Ilinois
Peoria, H
Illinois
Ilinois Mayors’ Association
Strike ties up liners in Liverpool dock unrest
June reports show dock strikes halt work as extra bands join protesters. The movement spreads quickly with transatlantic vessels deserted. Strikers demand recognition of their union and oppose penunionists.
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Liverpool
Indianapolis salesman commits suicide at home
Carl Koch a 35 year old city salesman for the American Dairy company shot himself in the heart at his residence. He left no note explaining motive and was found dead in the front room. His wife Mrs Koch offered no light on the reasons for the act.
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Indianapolis
Carl Koch
American Dairy Company
Koch
Census Committee Backs Redistricting Bill for 438 Members House
The census committee endorsed a reapportionment plan for a 438 member House of Representatives. Senators La Follette DuPont Melean opposed, while Horah and McLean pushed amendments including migratory bird protection. The bill would adjust representation based on the latest census data.
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Census Committee
Washington
Senate
Mhaout
Cumming
Horah
Tdate
Pedotor Cummine
Taft
United States
Senator Cummins
Camerida
Canada
Ada
McLean
Connecticut
Senator Labollette
Congress
House
House of Representatives
LaFollette
DuPont and
Melean
Labollette
Rich
Waterway bill passed in senate by wide margin
Springfield reports the waterway bill, amended to focus on waterpower and conservation, passed the senate 83 to 7. The measure reached the house at four o clock amid routine proceedings and is now a compromise proposal supported by waterway advocates and opponents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Senate
Weather outlook for Wisconsin Indiana and Minnesota
Weather forecast notes pair and warmer today with showers tonight or tomorrow. Wisconsin expects unsettled and warmer conditions with showers tonight and tomorrow and moderate to brisk easterly winds. Indiana region shows warming in northern and central portions with increasing cloudiness and showers tomorrow afternoon or night and east to southeast winds.
Morse Loses Habeas Suit Against Federal Prison
Federal Judge Newman denied Charles W. Morse's petition for release from custody in Atlanta Georgia. The action sought a writ of habeas corpus challenging Morse's confinement.
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Morse
Atlanta
Newman
Charles W. Morse
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