Chadwick Sentenced Ten Years in Federal Case Appeal Planned
Mrs. Cassie J. Chadwick faces a ten year term after seven counts led to six sentences in Cleveland federal court. Attorney exceptions challenge per count sentencing and the defense plans to take the case to the United States Court of Appeals at Cincinnati. The bank conspiracy charge and shared indictment with Wing associates are noted as key elements.
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United States Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Cassie J. Chadwick
Ohio State Penitentiary
Robert W. Taylor
United States District Court
Chadwick
Dawley
Cincinnati
United States Grand Jury
Francis J. Wing
Federal
Beckwith
Spear
Old Portage Road A Century of Travel Across the Alleghenies
The piece traces the Old Portage road and its evolution from canal and river travel to the 1834 railroad, noting the ten incline planes, English steam engine aid, and a 12 hour 40 mile stage between Hollidaysburg and Johnstown. It contrasts old travel with modern Pennsylvanian railroad service. The 1854 sale to the Pennsylvania Railroad marked the road's transition.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
State of Pennsylvania
Great Britain
England
Allegheny Mountains
Portage Road
Hollidaysburg
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of
Chicago News
President Cannot Postpone Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
A board of United States general appraisers ruled that President Roosevelt lacked authority to delay ten days the Cuban reciprocity treaty’s effective date after issuing the proclamation. The Dalton company argued for March 1 take effect. the senate’s ratification and congress approval timeline set December 17, with the president delaying ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States General Appraisers
Roosevelt
Dalton Company
Board of Appraisers
United States Senate
Congress
Eddie Kelley Dies of Spotted Fever in Punxsutawney
Punxsutawney Pennsylvania March 28 Edward Kelley aged 14 son of James Kelley died from spotted fever buried in Claysville cemetery. The case developed in forty eight hours and ten hours before his death his body became covered with spots the nature of which could not be mistaken. The Kelley house was put under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney, Pa
Edward Kelley
James Kelley
Claysville
Kelley
Havenor Obtains a Stay of Execution in Milwaukee Case
Madison Wis March 28 The supreme court grants a stay of execution to Charles O Havenor president of the Milwaukee American Baseball Association team He was an Milwaukee alderman convicted of bribery and sentenced to two years in the house of correction He is released on $10000 bail.
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Havenor
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Charles 8
Milwaukee American Base Ball Association
Milwaukee
House of Correction
Grand Army Surgeon General Dead in Wisconsin
Dr. J. B. Whiting, surgeon general of the Grand Army of the Republic, has died in Janesville Wisconsin. He was the oldest physician in southern Wisconsin.
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Grand Army
Janesville
Wis
J. B. Whiting
Grand Army of the Republic
Wisconsin
Three-fourths of tasks wait while the sun shines
The piece notes that much that is postponed could be done now. It jokes about praise and singing, recalls how sunlit pasts gave little hay, and observes that some men prefer home life while others fail in modern life, with a portrait of a once promising but failed man in every small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Blacksmith
Atchison Globe
Signs of Poison Ingestion and Hidden Metals
Dr. Trail discusses a family poisoned by water rage caused by horseradish mixed with aconite herbs. The text links excessive salivation to copper and lead poisons from copper utensils and lead bullets, and notes bronze dust and Paris green dust can contaminate foods, causing mouth water and colic.
The Observed of All Observers in Taiwan Exposed Exhibit Tale
An English visitor in China relates a tale of a stout Anglo-Saxon being feted in Taiwan. Crowds gathered and he became the center of attention, but he learned he was part of an exhibition with an entrance fee charged for the display.
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China
Taiwan
Alderman Credits Cough Remedy For Election Victory
Hon. John Shenick of Chicago credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief during a heated campaign. He says two doses reduced throat inflammation and allowed him to speak through the election, and notes the medicine is sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chamberlain
John Shenick
S. Peria St
Stewart's
Cook & Sherman
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Paul’s Lumber CO
Bragg
W. N. Bragg
Plumbing
Schneider Building
WU Hunt
Burlington
J.E. Kunath
Board of General
Steck
Washington National Bank
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
Bauer
Roy Y. Stichter
Flesh
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
City Feed Yard
Edmund D. Morrison
Florida
Frisco
Southern Railway
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Southeastern Limited
Saint Louis
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