Tillman Roars at Roosevelt in Uproarous Senate Hearing
Senator Tillman lashes at President Roosevelt in a dramatic Senate arraignment. Auditors rush galleries as the Morris affair surfaces. Tillman claims a woman was maltreated in the White House, while Senator Hale contests the reports and calls for witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasu
Senate of the United Stnes
Benator
Senate
Cleveland
Senator Ingall
Kansas
South
Tillman threats to probe Dominican debt spark Senate clash
Senator Tillman moves to form a five member Senate committee to investigate the Dominican debt affair while President’s Latin American policy draws sharp fire. Hale and Hopkins oppose the idea, Tillman presses for unanimous consent to introduce the resolution. The debate touches on press influence, patronage, and alleged graft in Santo Domingo bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhas
Tillman
Senate
Vir
Tilman
Nis
Tee
Beng
South Carolina
McLaurin
Tilmans
Illmans
Gallerias
Hele
Enacor
Maine
Galeries
Fillman
State Department
Santo Domingo
Culberson
Foraker Hale
Hopkins
Daniels
Minor Morris
White House
Hale
South Carolinas
Mrs .Florris
Corning
Ofer
Daniel
Morris
Congress
United States
Republi
Payne
Maryland
Rayner
Marland
Republic
Death by own action linked to Town Topics libel case
New York special to The Washington Post reports Justice Devel faced questions in court over whether a clubman who killed himself last year died due to a Town Topics article about his divorce. For five hours James W Osborne grilled Deuel on Town Topics schemes to obtain subscribers for Facts and Fancies, with letters, contracts, and city papers read to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devel
Root
Washington Post
New York
M Dentel
Court of Special Sessions
Daty
Justice Devel
Norman Hapgood
Edttor
Colliers’ Weekly
Hapgood
Town Topics
James W Osborne
Billy
Osborne
Nat Justice Deuel
Agai
Moses Hailia Wooster
Eas
Mosi
O Connor
Devels
Justice Deuel
Col Mann
Europe
Moses Ellis Wooster
Wooster
Cal Mann
Mr Osborne
A. Hoffman
Francis Burrall Hoffman
Robert Hoes
Thomas Hitchcock Jr
Canter Hitchcock
Colgate
Mershall Field
Deuel
Oshborne
Co. Mann
Steer On Rampage Tracked Ten Miles Across Chicago
A Texas steer escaped from a herd and led a wide chase through Grand Boulevard Washington Park and Midway Plaisance before being captured ten miles from the start. Patrol wagons cowboys and hundreds of volunteers pursued the animal, which finally collapsed at Grand Crossing and was roped back to the stock yards.
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Chicago
Grand Boulevard
Washington Park
Grand Crossing
Park Lagoon
Midway Plaisance
Plaisance
Receiver sought for Provident Securities and Banking Co
Boston January 17 Assistant Attorney General De Goos sought a receiver for Provident Securities and Banking Co after custodians took charge ten days earlier following Treasurer Burlen's visit and a temporary injunction filing by the State saving bank commissioners. Burlen’s Montreal trip triggered police charges against Capt Edward F Gaskin and Lt Frederick I Smith for neglect of duty. Of 182000 deposited, only 450 remained in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Provident Securities and Banking Company
de Goos
State Supreme Court
Petiion
Lorenzo W Burlen
State Saving Bank
Burlen
Provident Bank
Board of Police
Edward F. Gaskin
Lneut
Frederick I Smith
Viatt of Burien
Burien
Montreal
de Goosh
Sigshee Postpones Departure From Ghilaratar
American cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral Sigshee plans to sail from Gibraltar for Tangier but the departure is delayed to tomorrow. After Tangier the ships will proceed to Algiers and then Villefranche de la Charente Russes. Delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigshee
Gabraltar
Tangier
Algiers
Villefranche Oe
Sailed with Son's Wife in Italian Court Drama
New York Supreme Court orders service by publication in an annulment suit filed by minor Jusice Davis Pietro De Benedictis through his mother Marie Carme lla De Benedictis. The mother says the son, sixteen at marriage, lacked parental consent and that Margizzita sailed to the old country with Giuseppi De Benedictis. She suspects the father eloped with his son's wife and notes a Havre France postal return from the husband.
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Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Jusice Davis Pietro de Benedictis
Marie Carmella de Benedictis
Marrghenia de Benedictis
Margizzita
Giuseppi de Senedictis
Margherita
Old Country
Giuseppi
Havre
France
Twelve Meet Death At Sea On Diamond Shoals Drift
Savannah reports twelve seamen aboard the schooner Robert H Stevenson perished after striking Diamond Shoals in a January gale. Carl Sumner survived adrift on a gang plank from Saturday morning to Monday dawn before rescue by the German steamer Europa. The voyage to Havana from Philadelphia was coal laden, with four crew spared aboard the vessel until its breakup.
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Washington Post
Savannah
Carl Sumner
Robert H Stevenson
Europa
Keller
Philadelpha
Stevenson
Sumner
Havana
Philadelphia
Diamond Shoals
Higbee
Lewis
Cant Higbee
Hurger
Rough Rider Governor Frantz Receives Roosevelt Message
Special to The Washington Post from Guthrie Oklahoma January 17 Roosevelt directs Frantz to deliver the goods after reading his address. The message signals support for Frantz. Also note closing sale of laces at Sloan's 147 Street today at 1 a.m.
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Washington Post
Guthrie
Okla
Rough Rider
Frantz
Roosevelt
Yust
Rosoevelt
Sloan's
i/a. m
Mystery of Mary Clark Disappearance Solved in New Jersey
Mary Clark, nine, allegedly assaulted by stepfather Albert L. Jones, was murdered and her body disposed of in a creek near Mount Holly. Carrie, seven, testified after Minnie Baldwin reported the claim. Jones and his wife were arrested following warrants issued in Mount Holly.
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New Jersey
Mary Clark
Carrie
Mrs. Baldwin
Mrs Baldwin
Mary
Rancocas Park
Mount Holly
Jones
Moody to Take Charge of Chicago Packers Prosecution
Special to The Washington Post dated January 17 reports that the trial of the Chicago Packers case is postponed due to a attorney illness. Attorney General Moody plans to travel to Chicago to oversee the prosecution, with Commissioner Garfield as witness. Packers aim to subpoena Moody and possibly Cortelyou to justify using their information in the indictment. Garfield and Moody will address why they face prosecution on evidence they gave. An unrelated item notes Ida Val, accused of murdering her husband, died at Athens Insane Asylum after being declared insane.
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Congress
Andrew Jackson
Napoleon Bonaparte
Tillman
White House
Tilman
Gallinger
Steenerson
Per
Roosevelt
United States
Chicago Packers
Weashington Post
Chicago
Humphrey
Moody
Washington
Garfield
Chcago
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Deparment of Justice
Gneral Moody
Index To 10 Day's Issue Part One
Page by page rundown of the issue with topics including government critics, family murder cases, poisonings and arrests, Franco-British politics, congressional proceedings, business dues, editorials, mail and social notes, financials, sports, court items, and district affairs across sections One and Two. Names and places such as President Deuel, Oda Fellows, Birmingham, Wilson, and Foresters appear alongside references to waves of events in New York, Chesapeake area districts, and Maryland Virginian news.
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Deuel
Falieres
France
Birmingham
Chamberlain David B Hill
Congress
Board of Trade
Oda
Holland
Washington
Wilson
Foresters
Supreme Court
Heartbreak at disgrace as two officials jailed
Former Illinois State Treasurer Henry Wulff and Justus Loeb, tied to Consolidated Financing Company, were sentenced by Federal Judge Bethea to two years in the house of correction and fined 100 dollars each after pleading guilty to using the mails to defraud. Wulff, a long-time Chicago political figure, showed visible distress and declined to eat, saying his heart was broken.
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Chicago
Henry Wulff
Justus Loeb
Wulff
Consolidated Financing Company
Bethea
House of Correction
Secret Service
Continental Financing Company
Wulf
Cuban Strikers Deportations Mark Key West Strike Fallout
In Key West on January 1 immigrant strikers faced deportation after a second Forcedores union committee refused settlement talks. A 75-member armed citizens committee escorted the Leverdares hall delegates to the steamer Mascotte, sailing to Havana that night. The action followed criticism of American workers and a strict vagrant-law stance. Four agitators from Tampa were arrested and sent to Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Fforcedores Union
Citizens’ Committee
Havana
Tampa
Havara
Slav Shoots Rich Woman Then Wounds Himself in Tragedy
In Dover New Jersey on January 1 Mrs. Hamille Clay Decker of Wentville was shot five times near her home and died at the depot. Samuel Monage, a Slav, shot her then wounded himself in the abdomen and later died. Monage was captured within hours. authorities said the victim died soon after arrival.
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Dover
Hamille Clay Decker
Wentville
Samuel Monage
Deckers
Montville
Monage
Qoscar
George Earle
Fire in Oliver Theater Thwarted Panic in Lincoln
Fire in the basement of the Oliver Theater in Lincoln tonight threatened a panic during Ben Hur. A policeman restrained a shouted spectator by the throat as others fled, the blaze quickly extinguished, and the performance continued. A fainted woman was assisted from the lobby. few patrons remained. The Southern's Palm Limited to Florida and other trains were advertised in the same notice.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Jan 11
Oliver Theater
Southern
Florida
Aiken
Augusta
Washington
A. Southern Railway
16Th
Seven Killed in New Hampshire Farm Fire and Murder
In Pembroke New Hampshire the Lakeman Ayers farm fire killed seven members of the Lakeman and Ayers families. Charles F Ayers his wife Addie Ayers his mother in law Flossie Ayers and four Lakeman children are among the victims. Charles F Ayers reportedly wounded himself after declaring it all up with me. Authorities suspect murder by Ayers in a possible insane frenzy, with two bodies recovered and several others missing or unaccounted for as fire consumed the farm buildings.
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Pembroke
N. H
Washington Post
Pembroke N. H
Lafayette Lakeman
Charles F Ayer
Iakeman
Chucester
Ayer
Ford
Ayers
Iie
Lakeman
Ajyar
Thomas F Clifford
Merrimack County
Mr Lakeman
Epping
George Bailey
George
Bailey
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South Carolan
Loeb
Wn Space Rhaehave
Grip
Dept of Union Trust
Judge Devel
Boston House
Charlatie Russes
N. Y. Av
Son
Rough Riders
Oklahoma
Marietta
Ohio
Ida Val
Athens
Part
Committee of Citizens
Slav
Slayer
George Bailes
Chichester
Moses
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