Trusts and Rates Business Men Should Aid
President Roosevelt addresses the Philadelphia Union League banquet urging application of Lincoln's principles to modern problems. He calls for government oversight of interstate commerce and railroads, balanced by individual rights, to curb vast corporate power while protecting workers and small shippers.
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Lincoln
Philadelphia Union League
Republic
Accrss
Elup
Clarm
Congress
Prisoner Hoch Claims Maligned Name In Bigamy Case
New York detectives arrest Johann Hoch in a West Forty-seventh Street boarding house on bigamy and wife abandonment charges. Hoch, calling himself Hoch or Henry Bartels, says he is abused, admits identity, and denies murder. He’s linked to twenty-five marriages, with several wives dying, while a hypnotist diploma is found in a trunk. Chicago police report multiple Hoch marriages and suspicious deaths, including Marie Welker Hoch. Milwaukee reports a wife recognizing him from a December 1903 marriage as Edward Gerald James. Police note no poison in Welker Hoch’s death. further chemical tests planned. The incident centers on Hoch’s alleged pattern of bigamy, disguises, and life insurance schemes.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Johann Hoth
West Forty-seventh Street
Central Office
Henry Bartels
Forty-seventh Street
Hoch
John Joseph Adolph Hoch
Union Avenue
Alfred Hecht
Albert Busetberg
Joseph Hoch
Jacob Hoch
Adolph Brumm
Woch
Marie Fisher
Twce
Catherine Kimmerle
Bartels
Detective O'Neil
West Party
Seventh Street
Johann Hoch
Mary Schultz Hoch
Argus
Ind
Stre
Hoyle Hoch
Stra
Mary Steinbrecher Hoch
Lena Hoch
Mary Becker Hoch
St. Louis
Marie Welker Hoch
Jacob Schmidtt
Marie Goerk
Schmidtt
Lewke
Gay
Wis
T. O'Connor
Bombs Used in Paris Attack on Police Endangered Lives
Paris police disrupted a bomb found before Prince Troubetskoy's residence and another bomb wounded two guards and three civilians at a protest meeting of 6000 in Tivoli Vauxhall. Russians and Poles stirred by revolutionary rhetoric. deputies Jaures Vaillant de Pressense condemned imperial excesses. Rome appeals press to spare Maxim Gorki and allies.
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Paris
Prince Troubetskoy
Tivoli
Vauxhall
Revolutionary Socialist Groups
Jaures
Vaillant
de Pressense
Avenues de la Republique
Lepine
Trempoff
Father Gopon
St. Petersburg
Russia
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Maxim Gorki
Lost schooners Quinebaug and Chase Wilbur finally given up
Somerset Mass January reports Capt Corneling A Davis manager of the schooners Quinebaug and Chase Wilbur says hope of hearing from either vessel is gone after a heavy November storm. Quinebaug carried seven aboard when sailing from Savannah GA to New York on November 2 and Wilbur carried six when sailing from Darien GA to the same destination.
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Somerset
Mass
Corneling A. Davis
Quinebaug
Chase Wilbur
Savannah
New York
Wilbur
Darien
Poison Tale of Death By Own Action in St Louis
The bodies of an unidentified man and woman were found in a rooming house in St Louis. A bottle of carbolic acid was present and authorities believe they committed suicide. The pair are connected to the International Alliance Theatrical Stage Employees and bear the name John Webo. The report is based on limited identity information.
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St. Louis
International Alliance Theatrical Stage
John ‘Webo
Bribe Takin Alleged In State Senate Purge
William H. Corbin, secretary of the Continental Building and Loan Association, accused in an affidavit of conspiring with four state senators to blackmail corporations. He claims the inquiry into the loan company is a persecution to harm the president and alleges funds moved from San Francisco to Sacramento to pay an agent and share among senators.
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Sacramento
Cal
State Senate
William H. Corbin
Continental Building and Loan Association
Bar of
Senate
Committee On
Corbin
Emmers
Wright
French
San Francisco
Yaqui Outbreak Seen Serious in Mexican Territory
Tucson, January 30. Mining engineer W V Daly arrived from Minas Priestas reporting a serious Yaqui uprising in Mexico with about 300 Yaquis in roughly fifteen bands. Depredations confined to Cohache district. Americans and Mexicans killed. Mexican troops under Gen Torres pursue the renegades. a large band was said surrounded in Avalama Canyon.
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Tucson
Ariz
W. V. Daly
Minas Priestas
Mexico
Torres
Gov
Isabel
Priestas Sunday
Avalama Canyon
Mazatlan
Attempt to Scuttle Italian Bark Cesare Near Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida on June 30 an attempt to scuttle the Italian bark Cesare tied at Muscogee docks of the Louisville and Nashville was discovered early. The chief carpenter was arrested after pumps showed water entering from an inch and a quarter hole bored on the port side. The Cesare carries witch pine timber.
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Pensacola
Fla
Cesare
Louisville
Nashville
Witness testifies of bribe in Shaefer murder case
In Bedford Ind on January 30 Rachel Kelley testified that Frank Evans brother offered her $2 and expenses to swear Evans dined with her the day after Sarah Shaefer's murder. Other witnesses supported parts of this claim as prosecutors face surprised objections over.mustache testimony and hair clues from the victim.
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Shaefer
Bedford
Ind
Frank Evans
Elmer Browning
Sarah Shaefer
Rachel Kelley
Evans
Sarah Shhaefer
Charles Warren
Underwood
Warren
Miss Shaefer
Supreme Court rules beet trust case against beef packers
Justice Holmes delivers the opinion affirming a Sherman anti trust ruling against United States v Swift & Co. The decision holds a single connected scheme to fix prices and restrain trade in fresh meat, with interstate commerce interference and a bid to create a monopoly, justifying injunction against the packers.
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Justice Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Swift & Co
Beet Trust
Holmes
President on Trusts and Railways
Summary of today’s main items includes the President’s stance on trusts and railways, Hoch arrested in New York, bomb-throwing in Paris, and Japan answering Russian charges with commentary on Isarepatkin’s attack. Editorials reflect foreign capitals gossip and hotel guest talks.
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Hoch
New York
Paris
Japan
Isarepatkin
Board of Trade
Warsaw
England
Machen
News of
Virginian
Maryland
Russia
Munroe
de Kaven
Japan Defends Neutrality Amid Russian China Accusations
The Japanese government rejected Russian charges of violating Chinese neutrality in the ongoing war. It denies Chinese brigade involvement by Japanese officers, asserts self defense over Kyoshitemi, and accuses Russia of using Miaotao Island as a base while highlighting Russian actions in Chefoo and Port Arthur. The note, backed by eight points, argues Russia seeks to sidestep wartime commitments and cites shipments, wireless links, and troop movements as evidence of neutrality violations.
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Russia
China
Miaotao Islandi Ag
State Department
Japan
Seriotim
Emollen
Naval Base
Minotec Islands
Chefoo
Hanyang
Kalgan
Port Arthur
Muansour
Shanghai
Chefon
Liao-ho
Warning in Hay Note on China War Prospects
St Petersburg dispatch from Novosti reports Secretary Hay's note on China may be read in several ways. The piece notes the note does not promise belligerents favorable prospects and suggests even with Washington there may be no advantage for Russia or Japan. Other powers seek to preserve China's integrity and neutrality, a wish that comes somewhat late.
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St. Petersburg
Novosti
Hay
China
Washington
Russia
Japan
Fire Rescue Clears Tenement Of Smoke In York Street
Eight residents were overcome by smoke and five horses died in a three story tenement fire on York Street. Police and firefighters carried twenty occupants to safety as ambulances revived eight who were overcome. Property loss described as small.
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New York
York Street
Russians Fail To Break Japanese Left At Sandepas
Russian Second Army under Gripenberg fails to outflank Field Marshal Oyama on the Shakhe River left, with heavy losses on both sides. Mistchenko and Kondratsvitch wounded and relieved, Gripenberg assumes command against Sandepas as Japanese reinforcements counter. Weather and terrain hindered Russian efforts. casualties mounted, official reports scarce.
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Mistchenko
Kondratsvitch
Gen. Gripenberg
Sandepas
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Europatkin
Oyama
Shakhe
Gyuma
Shiakhe
Uope
4Zen
Gripenberg
Bandepas
Sandepius
Hun River
Inlroad
Great Mandarin Road
Kondratsviteh
Santatitse
San
Nogi
Hank
Hounladzy
Kugoudi
Jaahuacy
Port Arthur
Oku
Mia Fugan
Sinde
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