Defied by Foraker in Canton Address on Campaign Veil
In a keynote at Canton the Ohio senator declares no boss can dictate terms, laughs at conspiracies, and asserts the presidential campaign for his successor is unprecedented. He says executive power has no deadline, notes limited meetings with Rockefeller and Harnman, defends voting on Hepburn, and praises Brownsville action.
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Canton
Rockefeller
Harnman
White House
Hepburn Bill
Brownsville
Plain Speech By Foraker Calls Presidential Involvement Precedent
Foraker argues the president should not personally engage in a political contest to choose a successor, except as a bad precedent set by Jackson. He claims the time is not right, the army investigation shows no battalion fire, and asserts resolve against bosses or threats, within or beyond state lines.
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United States
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Foraker’s Canton Speech Defends Independence From Boss Rule
Senator Foraker opened in Canton amid praise from 50 board of trade members and 1500 residents. He denied links to a $50,000 conspiracy with Harriman and Rockefeller, defended the Rate Bill, asserted independence from Roosevelt, and praised McKinley’s memory. The speech urged justice for the brave troopers of Brownsville.
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Washington Post
Cantor
Ohio
Adrott
Frank
Doreker
Senatea Tomkers
Board of Trade
Canton
Ohta
Roosevelt
Whierce
Eh First
EH Harriman
John D Rockefeller
Harriman
White House
Murder suspect seeks death at play on farm killings
Pinkerton detectives arrest Charles Henry Rogers in Los Angeles after he was indicted for the murders of Willis Olney Frederick Olney and Alice Ingerich near Middletown. Rogers denied guilt saying he planned to return. he had fled to California after leaving Middletown following check troubles. He allegedly learned of cash and valuables at the Olney farm and used a gas pipe in the killings.
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Wildis
Frederick Olney
Alice Ingerich
Middletown
Californa
Saya
New York
Pinkerton
Charles
Henry Rogers
Willis Olne
Georgia Ingerich
Los Angeles
Cal
Madeira
Charles H Carpenter
Rogers
Ingerlek
Omey Brothers
Ingerich
Orange County
Olney Brothers
Tim
Alice Ingerick
Beas
Ingerck
First National Bank
Fred Olney
Port Jarvis
Huntington Ind
Chicago
Vanderbilt to Ascend With Aeronauts at Point Breeze
William K Jr Vanderbilt will ascend in one of the two balloons of the aeronauts at Point Breeze on Saturday, invited by Alan R Hawley of the club. Dr Y Chambers ton, vice pilot of the Aero Club of Philadelphia and president of the Ben Franklin Balloon Association, will ascend aboard Mr Chandler's Imittal, accompanied by Arthur T Atherholt. Dr Fulton previously made two successful ascents last summer with Dr Ottinger.
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William K, Jr
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Willam K Vanderbilt, Jr
Aeronauts
Willise
Point Breeze
Alan R Hawley
Y Chamberston
The
Aero Club of Philadelphia
Ben Franklin Babioon Association
Mr Chandler
Carnegie Brother-in-Law Injures Head in Hotel Incident
Special to Tha Wansengyu reports George T Carnegie, brother-in-law of Harry E Thaw, seriously injured after a late night accident. Josiah Thaw and the Countess of Yarmouth summoned Dr Russell to attend Carnegie at the Hotel Gotham. The Countess and Thaw declined to discuss the cause, saying only that it was an accident and Carnegie needed urgent care.
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Tha Wansengyu
New York
George T Carnegie
Harry E .Thaw
Aine
Josiah Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Lorraine
Russell
Gotham
Carnegie
Thew
Wren
M- Cernerie
Bryan banquet letter sparks talk of Roosevelt as nominee
At a Chattanooga banquet celebrating Bryan’s anniversary, John Temple Graves of the Atlanta Georgian urged Bryan to back Theodore Roosevelt for another term. Graves praised Roosevelt as a genuine Democrat and urged the party to place principles above personalities, while the Nebraskan guest defended Bryan and affirmed Roosevelt's Democratic reforms.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bryan Anniversary Club
William J Bryan
John Temple Graves
Atlanta Georgian
Graves
Bryan
Mr Bryan
Democratic Party
Ita
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Empire Southern
Supremend
Times
Plate
Republic
Yoraker Defies All Bosses In Theater Bloodshed Tale
An item notes Yoraker defies all bosses amid a theater tragedy and a murder suspect caught. Bryan refuses to indorse Roosevelt as readers see a wide array of headlines including Thaw fate, Taft, and reform stories. The page also mentions a roof garden tragedy story and various legal cases in progress.
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Yoraker
Olmey
Bryan
Roosevelt
Russia
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Galusha
Bleckmull
Longworth
Taft
Spooner
Senate
Maj Wremont
Roof Garden
D Rockefeller
Benning
Jones
Sox
u-Craige
Barrett
Crew
Adame
Corporal Winebarzer
Kiss Catholic University Extension Ih
Morton
Binger Hermann
GENERAL CHRISTMAS SLAIN General Bonilla Hiding in Salvador Reported
Mobile, April 10. Octavus Gallardo arrives reporting Gen Lee Christmas killed by Nicaraguan soldiers and that President Bonilla faces death if he returns to Honduras. Gallardo says Bonilla is hidden in Salvador and that Zelaya hopes to elect a new Honduran president at Tegucigalpa.
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Bonilla
Salvador
Honduras
Mobile
Ala
Octavus Gallardo
Trujillo
Belize
Gallardo
Lee Christmas
Christmas
Manuel Bonilla
Amapala
Roman Gonzales
Trujfilo
Chey
Zelaya
Teguclagalpa
Brokers Fight On Change At Wall Street Fists Fly
On the New York Stock Exchange floor near market close a brief, action filled fight broke out between John H Auerbach and George H Potts two young brokers. The trouble reportedly stemmed from Potts stepping on Auerbachs shoes during a rapid order entry. Both men were separated with little damage.
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George H. Potts
John H. Auerbach
Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
American Smelters Trading Post
Jom H Auerbach
George H Potts
Potts
Auerbach
Starving in famine dire need prompts global aid appeal
From Samara to Baltimore the report details widespread Russian famine suffering with 21,000 province residents needing relief. Dr Bermard urges United States and Great Britain to send funds, canned milk, and aid to May and beyond as thousands die and only a fraction receive food.
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América
Great Britain
N Samara
Dr Bermard
Society of Friends
Samara
United States
Russia
Change in Union Pacific Administration Discussed
Influential banking interests in New York and Europe call for changes in Union Pacific Railway administration after six months of turmoil. Some propose expanding the executive committee to include stronger figures, while others anticipate shifts that would curb the railroad being seen as run by a single man. The aim is to restore public confidence and distribute responsibility more broadly. The Countess d Audigne sale at Sloan's draws a fashionable Washington audience with furniture from the Countess and other notable items offered. Events begin at 1 o'clock with catalog number 501, continuing into the afternoon for further pieces, including Louis XV and Empire pieces.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Robert M Crow
Braddock Avenue
East End
Grand Opera House
Homeopathic Hospital
Crow
H C Mcfildowney
The
Union Trust Company
Ethel Levy
New York
Union Pacific Railway
Interstate Commerce
Europe
Herriman
Union Pacific
Harriman
Countess d'Audigne
Countess C Audigne
Sloan
G Street
Louis Lacvs
Empire
Adams
Dunne May Contest Urged by Friends Amid Bribery Allegations
Special to The Washington Fest from Chicago reports a proposed election contest over the small plurality won by Fred and Busse. Mayor Dunne says the move is urged by friends, but he has made no decision on any action to take.
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Chicago
Fred & Busse
Thanger
Dunne
Thaw Trial Deliberations Continue Amid Divided Jury
New York apr 10 jury in the Harry Kendall Thaw case fails to reach verdict after six hours of deliberation. Justice Fitzgerald keeps jurors in the Criminal Courts building as district attorney Jerome delivers a scathing closing, painting Thaw as a cowardly brutal murderer and invoking the slain Stanford White’s specter.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Criminal Courts
Justice Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Harry Shaw
Thaw
Jerome
Bridge of Sighs
Harry Thaw
Btanford Witte
Exelyn
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Olney
Gaspipe
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Dauntless
Realtzes Party
Nebraska
Willam J Bryan
Uneeda
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Feder
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Baltimore
Spanish Mines Company
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Denver
Colo
Ldnt Bullion Spanish Mines Company
Silver City
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Pueblo
Blackman
W B Cameron
Boulder
Cola
RR C Hunt
William H Whison
Arthur Levan
David H Lawrence
Darton Pinkinson
Lee Dubois
George B Dubois
A C Keables
Securities Investment and Mining ‘ Company
Bear Mountain
George E Dubois
Lost Bullion Mines Company
Fredish
Gray Street
Mr Fish
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Arizona
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Evelyn
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