Pardons and Rivalry in Carmack Case Divide Tennessee
Tennessee Governor Malcolm R. Patterson pardoned Col Cooper amid a bitter dispute over the Carmack murder. Senator Carmack was shot dead by Robin J. Cooper in Nashville, triggering political backlash as Democratic figures demanded justice and reflected on the long running feud between the families.
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Deadly jail fire scars New Haven in stark blaze
In New Haven Conn a jail blaze killed six inmates and trapped firefighters amid backdraft and collapsing walls. Three firefighters were rescued by comrades as efforts focused on preventing spread to the main building and extinguishing fires in two workshops and several sheds. The incident wounded many inmates and prompted large-scale evacuation and insurance estimates around 43 000 dollars for damages.
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Ex Congressmen Upson Dead at 87 in Akron
Akron obit reports former Ohio Supreme Court judge and longtime politician William Upson died at home at 87. He served as state senator and representative, chaired early Ohio political roles, and was a Lincoln convention delegate in 1864. Survived by wife, two daughters and two sons, including son William Ward Upson of New York.
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Jefferson banquet attacks tariff and GOP unity amid election talk
Democratic speakers at the New Willard birthday banquet for Thomas Jefferson berate the Payne Aldrich tariff as a prime price driver. They claim GOP disarray and praise Jeffersonian principles, urging a united Democratic front for the upcoming congressional elections.
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Mysterious Rhode Island Whisky Poisoning Linked to Wood Alcohol
Medical Examiner George E. Stanton reports seven deaths in Rhode Island and Westerly linked to tainted whisky. Analysis of stomach contents indicates the poison was wood alcohol. Officials believe all seven died after consuming the tainted liquor.
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Hyde murder trial opens as kin sobs fill court
Kansas City April 13 three jurors added to the 47 man panel to complete the temporary panel for the Dr B Hyde murder trial of Col Swopes case adjourned tonight It is unlikely opening statements will be made before Monday Mrs Zan Swope sobbed describing how Hyde joined her family and then left the courtroom with her attorney supporting her as she spoke to reporters
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Bridegroom Takes Poison Delaying Wedding
The wedding of James R. Service of Mon tres and Miss Jennie E Sloan of Ligbon was postponed as Service recovered from carbic acid poisoning after drinking by mistake. Guests were in the bride’s home when he collapsed. a physician arrived seven miles away in fifteen minutes and saved his life with stomach pumping and antidotes.
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Two Democrats Target Jefferson Victory in Indy Banquet
Indiana Democrats hailed Thomas Jefferson at a banquet while national leaders urged unity and a clear path to victory. W J Bryan’s letter and remarks by Gov Marshall and others energized the crowd as Republicans faced critique and calls for national Democratic ascendancy.
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Cape Cod Canal Haste Plea At Joint Rhode Island Session
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association president Hampton Moore and Rep John S Small of North Carolina spoke at a joint senate and house convention at the statehouse. Gov Fothier of Rhode Island and Rep Greene of Massachusetts joined, urging faster completion of the Cape Cod Canal to improve transport between New England and the South.
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London Lieutenant Stops in Indianapolis for Treatment
Lieut George Cornwallis-West of London, en route from Mexico to New York, stopped in Indianapolis for treatment after arriving at a local hotel. His identity was kept secret, and he has recovered enough to continue his journey.
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Divorce case exposes long after the divorce
New York April 12 Mrs Dora Schwartz learns for six years after her husband Louis Schwartz obtained a divorce she lived with him unaware. On March 10 he left her and their child taking the furniture. She seeks alimony and to set aside the divorce after Schwartz produced a certified copy. Mrs Schwartz testified she never heard of the divorce and Harry Goldenberg is named in relation to misconduct. Joy ce Blanchard appears in supreme court as decision is reserved.
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Reward Offered for Kingston Boy Missing from Sanitarium
Edward M Harris of Providence has posted a 1000 dollar reward for the recovery of his 17 year old son whose disappearance from a Kingston New York sanitarium days ago caused a nervous breakdown. The missing youth is W E Harris and is described as of medium height with brown hair and wearing a dark suit. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact local police.
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Cook's Trail Claim To Peak 16000 Feet Debated In Alaska
Thomas Lloyd leading the Fairbanks Exploring Party reports an unnamed 16 000 foot peak found on their Tap-New route in Alaska. They claim a new pass shortens the trip to the coast by 75 miles and that their ascent, begun in spring, faced snow slides and crevasses. The party left Fairbanks December 2 with dog teams and photographed the summit but found Cook's descriptions inaccurate.
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Peril at Sea as Vessel Believed Sinking Near Eureka
The steamer Banta Clary with about 50 passengers and 25 crew struck a bar while sailing from Huereka harbor to San Francisco. The Ranger tug and a smaller craft assisted as passengers were transferred. No further messages have been received and the vessel remains in distress offshore.
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Roosevelt Leaves for Venice in Floral Tribute at Porto Maggiore
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt departs aboard the Santa Clara for Venice after a grand farewell in Porto Maurizio. Crowds cheer as Roosevelt and his son Kermit travel by train, with volleys of flowers and speeches praising his return. In Milan and Vienna stops, officials arrange receptions, with Rome and Freemason notes on Roosevelt’s cordial ties to Masonic bodies.
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Dogs on View Draw Record Crowds at Kennel Club Show
More than 1,000 attended the Washington Kennel Club exhibition opening day. Canines from Washington and other cities filled the Arcade exhibit hall as judges began work, with prizes announced across many breeds and entries healthily exceeding expectations.
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Swift and Mann Hurry Tie The Knot In City Marriage
Lawrence Swift stock broker and Miss Elizabeth Mann Hurry sought a license at Washington City Hall. City Clerk Scully noted an amusing mix up as Hurry revealed her father Rudolph Hurry was once part of the old Hurry Gallup firm, now dissolved after Gallup's death.
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Asquith to Announce Policy On Lords Reform Today
London April 13 Lord Rosebery stated an important reform plan for the house of lords. The structure would include hereditary peers, crown nominees, officeholders, and outsiders with identical tenure rules excluding ex officio members. The government is seen preparing a major policy pronouncement and budget measures for tomorrow.
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Postponement of Sporting Edition of the Washington Post
The Washington Post announces the sporting edition set for this afternoon is postponed due to unforeseen mechanical obstacles. The publication planned to inaugurate today cannot be issued as scheduled.
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