Retrial for valet Schiff faces clemency appeal case
Judge Rosalsky urges new trial while Mortimer Schiff’s former valet Brandt seeks to undo a 30 year sentence. Gov Dix appoints Justice James W Gerard to hear executive clemency, with sources noting opposition and possible appeals. Notable names include Mortimer Schiff, Judge Rosalsky, Gov. Dix, and Justice Gerard. The report covers habeas corpus action, clemency pleas, and likely court moves in New York.
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Gerayd
Rosslaky
Gov Dix
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Brandt
Rosalsky
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Rogaisky
Gerard
Schiff
Justice Rosalsky
Funeral Directors and Local Services Listing
Georg Zurhorst and J William Lee Funeral Directors operate at 3a1 E Capital and 4 Euhalmer Llery. The collection chapel and mortuary services note modest prices and regional coverage in Pernayivana and Teleghoos, with references to contact details and service lines.
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Georg Zurhorst
Reabl
Zirhoray
Mgr
William Lee
Euhalmer Llery
Mofar Renatari
Pernayivana
Teleghoos
May sue National Capital over Potomac typhoid claim
A joint resolution in Annapolis accuses District of Columbia authorities of threatening to bar Potomac River oysters as typhoid contaminated. It calls on the attorney general to collect evidence and to seek Virginia cooperation to sue Washington, seeking an end to the sewage at the capital.
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District of Columbia
Potomac River
House
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St. Mary's
Senate
Washington
Potomac
Virginia
Washington City
Photo shows Roukye E Brandt stepping from Albany scene
Foulke H Brandt, former valet of banker Mortimer L Schitt in New York, serves a thirty year sentence for alleged burglary in Schitt's home and fights to regain freedom. He was brought from Clinton Prison for a hearing on a writ. Sensational developments expected.
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Roulke EE Brandt
Albany
Con Foulke H Brandt
Mortimer‘l‘ Schitt
New York
Wan Browehy
Clinton
Taft Rivalry Roils Michigan Breweries at Chandler Club Dinner
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh and Governor Osborn of Michigan attacked Roosevelt and brewer interests amid Taft’s bid for renomination at the Zach Chandler Republican Club dinner in Lansing. MacVeagh argued progressives split into three camps and warned Roosevelt would not seek a 1908 return under any reasonable crisis scenario. Osborn accused brewers of trying to sway Michigan for Taft and challenged them to back off, stating the people will decide.
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Lansing Michaeh
Franklin MacVeagh
Treasury
Paizn
Zach Chandler
Republican Club
Theodore Hoosevelt
Aganet Taft
MacVeagh
Col Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Taft
MacVeigh
nhWw
Supreme Court
Charles Osborn
Michigan
Southern states not to prejudice presidential candidate choices
Frankfort Kentucky February 13. A Kentucky House resolution urges that qualifications of presidential candidates not be prejudged by citizenship of a Southern state. Introduced by Rep S W Forgy of Todd County, the measure asks governors to consider it and to send copies to the national House clerk for presentation, marking a call for fair treatment of Southern nominees.
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Frankfort
United States
Union
Kentusty House of Representatives
S .W. iForgy
Todd County
Ting
House of Representatives
National House of Representatives
New Jersey Senator Proposes Amendment for Initiative and Referendum
Trenton February 1. Senator Gebhardt of Hunterdon county introduced a proposed constitutional amendment to provide for initiative and referendum on laws and constitutional amendments. He said the proposal came at the request of the Equal Franchise Society and other equal suffrage groups. A concurrent resolution was also introduced to provide for women’s rights and reform.
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New Jersey
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Trenton
Gebherdt
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Hunterdon County
Gebhardt
Equal Franchise Society
Equal Suffrage Societies
Roosevelt Names Narrowed In New York Straw Vote
The Washington Post reports Theodora Roosevelt won the Republican straw ballot at a Twenty third Street YMCA debate, with Roosevelt 15, Taft 1, Hughes 42, La Follette 4. Announcement noted a Democratic straw ballot to follow.
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Washington Post
New York
Theodora Roosevelt
Horse Jump Scare On Cincinnati Southern Train
Passengers on a Cincinnati Southern train in Tennessee February 12 witnessed a horse leap from a bridge onto a car top at speed 26 miles per hour, then fall to the ground before scrambling away. The frightened horse had been startled by a Southern Railway train.
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Chatteroogs
Tenn
Cincinnati Southern
Southern Railway
Licensed to Marry Ajean J Aylin and Sixteen Couples
A garbled list of names and ages references marriages or engagements. The document names several individuals and locations including Alliance Ghio Philadelphia and Carolina county, with multiple witnesses or officiants such as Rev Robert J Frowb and Judge CK Bundy. The text appears as wedding notices or license records with inconsistent OCR.
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Ajean J. Aylin
Ebinca
Si Frederick Wo Jacobs
Alliance Ghio
Sieteen Joouten
Robert J Frowb
Ervey
Taft Favored as Republicans See Renewal of Confidence
Prominent figures from the Harrison and McKinley administrations report business leaders express faith in Taft amid national unrest. Perry Heath says hostility to the President stems from misreading his aims, and that Taft’s speeches are restoring confidence. McKinley aide Townsend notes Taft campaign organization gains pace while insurgent quotes emphasize steady support from business. Taft attends Pittsburgh University anniversary event invitation while politicians tout his strength against Democrats.
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Taft
Perry Heath
Harrison
McHinley
Heath
Indoring
Gusiaame
Turt
Somaithme Budhess
Olls
Brealdent
Taff
Tate
McKinley
Filles
WB McKinley
White House
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McHinjey
New York
Frlande
Tat
Adrian
United States
Charles 2 Townsand
Townsend
Ionge
Roosevelt
Charles & Osborn
Michigan
Stubbe
Washington
Senate
Charles & Curtis
Cur Hoss
Universit of Pittsburgh
Instituton
Pittburgh
Roosevelt Supporter Affirms Taft Victory Faith
Dr John W Shermanley Bill of New York City pastor of Metropolitan Temple, longtime Roosevelt ally, endorses Taft at the Ingram county Republican convention in Lansing Michigan. He says Roosevelt would keep his word and would not run under any circumstance, believing Roosevelt meant what he said and would not break his vow to the American people.
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Lansing, Mich
John Wealey Bill
New York City
Metropolitan Temple
Col Theodors Roosevelt
Taft
Ingram County
Theodore Roosevelt
Free Speech Rally Leads to Jail in San Diego
San Diego police arrested additional demonstrators for defying the restricted public speaking ordinance. Eighteen were arraigned this week and remanded for separate trials. California Free Speech League leaders vowed the demonstration would continue until all jail sentences are served or the law is repealed.
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San Diego
Cal
California Free Speech League
Twins Arrested as Beggars in New York Case
Herbert and Henry Hunt, 62, twin brothers from San Francisco, were arraigned before Magistrate Bartow on charges of soliciting alms. Herbert admitted fault and said they wandered to see sights, then found themselves penniless. Each was sentenced to 60 days in the workhouse. Rep Kent of California’s Second District announced retirement from Congress citing private business demands.
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Apedal
Washington
New York
Herbert
Henry Hunt
Bartow
Henry
Kent
Sacramento
Wiliam Kent
California
Congreta
War-era Ohio veteran Sherwood eyed as possible Democratic VP pick
A proposed party boom favors Gen Isaac R. Sherwood of Ohio for vice president, arguing his Union Army record could unite North and South. The plan, supported by several Democrats on invalid pensions and many Harmon and Wilson factions, faces objection from Harmon supporters due to state residency rules.
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Isaac R Sherwood
Taledo
Congress
Sherwood
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Wilson Boomers
Clark Boomers
Underwood Boomers
Underwood
Gen Sherwoods
Bis
Wilson
Clark
Kentucky
Taft Indorsed by Bristol Republicans for Second Term
In Bristol Virginia a Republican mass meeting endorsed President Taft for a second term and named delegates to the State convention in Roanoke and the district convention in Bristol on February 21. Representative Stemp was endorsed as chairman of the State committee, Alva Martin for national committee member, and E P Summers of Washington County instructed as a Ninth district delegate to the Chicago convention.
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Washington
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