Taggart Scoffs Denies Gambling Charge At French Lick
Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committee chair, says the French Lick Springs Hotel bans gambling. He notes a lease clause and court filings about a separate building used as a billiard room and bowling alleys with a gambling prohibition, and adds a suit for possession is active. He urges no resignation and points to Bryan endorsement context.
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Democratic National Committee
French Lick Springs
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Save
Associated Press
New York World
Democratic Committee
French Lick Springs Hotel
French ‘Lick Springs Company
Taggart
Indiana
W J Bryan
Taggmore
Bryan
Taggart Paoli
Thomas Bus Jork
French Lick
West Baden
Maller
Orange County
Miller
Marital Bond Seals in Mount Desert Parish
The marriage unites Charles Lester Marlatt of Washington and Helen Atcart Mackat Smith of Philadelphia in a ceremony at Judes Chapel Seal Harbor Mount Desert July 38 officiated by the Reverend Cernelius Boswil Dor New York with Bishop Dor presiding.
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Arlatt
Mackal-Smith
Judes Chapel
Seal Harbor
Mount Desert
Alexandes Vachat-Smith
Peninanta
Cernelius Boswil
New York
Charles Lester Marlatt
Washlegion
Helen Atcart Mackatsmith
Philaterpina
DIED: JULY 1908 OBITUARY BULLETIN AT RIPON WISCONSIN
Obituaries list deaths of Caroline A Wells Cooke Gillon Madigan Mellan Norwood Reishart Stephenson and related family notices with service details and burial plans at St Aloysius Chambersburg Luke's Church and private Arlington dates July 1906 1908 events and interment locations noted.
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Moke
Caroline
Wells
Cooke Tatermen
Ripon
Wis
Annle
Madigan
Frank Fo Madigen
St Patrick
Mellen
Wadnesday
Francis H A Mellen
Wis Emma
Elfen
Kalorama Avenue
Fritius
Fell River
Reishart
Chambersburg
Para
Anna Rlinhart
Mo Rolmhart
Notice of Marelag and Death Notices in Major Papers
The Washington Post will print Marelag and death notices simultaneously across multiple papers at no extra insertion or telegraphing charge. Listed newspapers include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Daily Record Herald Philadelphia Inquirer Providence Journal, Milwaukee Journal, St Louis Republic, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Marelag
Weahington Post
Eitier
NEW York Times
Poston Siobh
Buffalo Couriet
Prominent 19th Century Figures Die In Various Cities
Obituaries compile a list of notable deaths from July with details including Joseph B Sanford pioneer dock builder from Newark and Baltimore firm head, Capt Thomas C Cowgill Ohio legislator, Greek Union leader Michael Anagnos, Susan M Wykoff widow of Gen Charles A Wykoff, George W Tourholner Kansas City pioneer editor, Lewis Clark Louisiana Republican committeeman, and Yuley Adolphe Breton painter among others with brief biographical notes and death locations.
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Easton Pa
Susan M Wykoff
Charles A Wykoff
Wykoff
San Juan Hill
New Orleans
Lewis
Clark
Louisiana
Lake Placid
Paris
Yuley Adolphe Breton
Depew Sinks into Despair Amid Readless Grief
A July report from New York details Chauncey M Depew's nervous prostration as physicians order rest and quiet. He retreats to a Westchester country home under nurse care, while Mrs Depew, treated at Briarcliff Manor, struggles with despondency. Doctors restrict newspaper reading as advisers warn against agitation. In Montana, Owen R. Williams of Crow land drawing may lose land rights due to his marriage to a full-blooded Indian wife and her Crow allotment.
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New York
Westchester
Briarcliff Manor
Chauncey M Depew
Strick
Globé
Siunning
Lezly
Douile
Benial Depew
Depew
Allings
Mont
Owen R. Wwelams
Custer Mont
Crow Land
Order to Police Captains Promotes Discipline and Appraisal
May Sylvester yesterday issued special orders to new captains detailing daily inspections of officers, private lockers for gear, and performance reviews of uniforms and equipment. The aim is to reward bravery and praise meritorious conduct while tightening station house governance.
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Sylvester
Lst
Roosevelt Declines Summer Reception and Names Recess Appointments
Oyster Bay reports Roosevelt will not preside at a reception and has issued recess appointments including James Wickersham as Alaska district judge and William Bristol as U S attorney for Oregon Also named were postmasters and an Indian agent The Alaska nomination faced long Senate opposition led by Nelson Handbrough and McCumber with Spooner backing O Connell’s Marinette postmaster appointment later withdrawn amid La Follette tensions
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Wickersham
Alaska
Nelson
Hansbrough
McCumber
O’connell
Spooner
Loeb
Loch
Roosevelt
Germany
James Wickersham
Alaila
Drstrict
Alashane
William N Bristol
United States
District of Oregon
John Embet
Atorney
Territory of
Oklahoma
James Blliott
Dintelet
South Dakota
Henry G McCrossen
Wausau
Samuel W Campbell
la Pointe
Wis
William Joseph Leppart
Camden
Ovoar P Carver
Fraverey City
Bristol
Hitchcock
Senate
Oregon
Patrick
la Follette
Connell
O'Connell
la Collette
Longworths Reach Paris With Roosevelt Daughters Crowd
Representative and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in Paris and were met by Ambassador McCormick and embassy staff. A crowd at the station cheered the President’s daughter. They will attend several functions in their honor, including a garden party in Bas de Boulogne and a reception by President Vallieres.
Labor Leader Accused In Grand Larceny Case
Samuel Platt secretary of the housesmiths and bridge men's union was held on 52500 bail for grand larceny in a police court. Louie Miller swore a warrant claiming Platt paid him 200 for credentials claiming union membership. A.D.A. Murphy says seventeen witnesses will testify they paid 150 to 200 to Platt and two other officers for union cards.
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New York
Samuel Platt
Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union
Louie Miller
Platt
Miner
Murphy
Warrant for Carrie Nation in Guthrie Oklahoma
Federal authorities issued a warrant for Carrie Nation charging her with sending obscene matter through the mails in her temperance paper The Hatchet. Nation is lecturing in Texas and officers have orders to arrest her A recent Hatchet issue contains a lecture to young men and boys in plain language.
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Guthrie
Oklo
United States
Schothorn
Carle Nation
Trust suits in Ohio allege Standard Oil monopoly
Findlay Ohio July prosecutors fled informations filed in Probate Court against Standard Oil Company and John D Rockefeller alleging that Rockefeller formed Standard Oil through unions of individuals and firms to monopolize crude petroleum production sale and transport. The information says the company operates via Buckeye Pipe Line and Manhattan Oil through subsidiaries since 192. Standards lawyers contend felony jurisdiction. Judge Banker rules Probate Court has jurisdiction.
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Findlay
Ohio
David
Hancock County
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Informationsy
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Manhattan Ol Company
Standard
Common Pleas Court
Banker
Legless Man Accused of Embezzlement Ends Life in Chicago
Prominent real estate man Frank D. Callan shot himself at his Chicago home after facing more than 100000 in liabilities and embezzlement charges. He held life insurance policies totaling about 190000, with $100000 deposited by his wife to shield creditors. Callan alleged his dead partner J W Warty caused the firm’s debt, as a coroner’s jury found death by self-inflicted wound.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Frank D. Callan
Sherman Road
Ife
J. Kerr
Callan
J W Warty
Warty
Gave Life for Family in House Fire Heroism
Philadelphia June 5 Thomas C Henley aged 43 will die from injuries after saving his family from flames that engulfed their home at 2708 Fletcher Street. He lowered his four children from a second story window then helped his wife to safety before collapsing from burns. Firemen arrived in time to rescue him and he remains in hospital.
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Philadelphia
Thomas C Henley
Fletcher Street
Smpire
Henley
Mayor Bidaman Arrest Ordered Over Council Clash
Terre Haute July 5 Judge Stimson issued an arrest order for Mayor Bidaman and his attorney Louis Reichman on contempt of court for blocking council sessions. The council had impeached him for failing to enforce excise laws and ousted him, but Bidaman refuses to recognize the action and insists he remains in office.
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Terre Haute
Bidaman
Stimson
Lous Reichman
Counicil
Senate Busy Yet Split With House on Legislation
Senate records show it passed 4,481 bills in total this session, 1,606 Senate and 2,875 House passed through the Senate. The House sent 1,603 Senate bills, with 1,207 enacted and 399 postponed. The Senate postponed 162 and referred 222 to the Court of Claims. the House advanced 3,152 bills and joint resolutions, with 277 postponed.
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Senate
House
Court of Claims
Mutiny in Russian Army And Purges Of Generals
Dispatches from Samara report two regiments unified and demanded service reforms while others threaten broader aims. Nicholas II removes officers including Gen Gadon and Gen Ozeroff to curb disloyalty as agrarian disorders spread across Penza Poltava and Tula regions amid calls for parliamentarian action and potential revolt.
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Bayona
Group of Toil
St. Petersburg
Samara
Odessa
Sebastopol
Vlagivostok
Nicholas
Nicholas Nicholaiviteh
V Vassileakoff
Guard Corps
Ozeroff
Flest Guard
Gadon
Preobrajensky Regrment
Gordon
Stormy scene as first government support Rally in St Petersburg
In the lower house of Parliament a stormy opening featured a split between Constitutional Democrats and radical allies. A radical Cossack MP M Sidelnikoff was beaten by police. he later claimed police misconduct and urged interpellation of the interior minister. Stolypin defended police actions, provokingLeft demonstrations. The interpellation was adopted unanimously.
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Penza
Kamenetz-Podolsk
Poltava
Bogoroditsk
Azhaysk
Zemstvo
Tula
Tour
St Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
M Sidelmkroff
Pope
M Sidelnikoc
M. Sidelnikoc
M ‘Alladin
Interior
Stelyom
Bialystok
Pole
Sidelniker
Furthe Timne
ML Stolypi
M. ‘Stolypin
Mourometset
Ministry Standstill as council debates orders in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg the empire council spent the day arguing rules of order. The vote on stripping council members of petition rights failed by a large margin amid a heated debate. Prime Minister Guremykin and nearly all ministers attended, Stolypin absent. The session suggested the ministry's fall was postponed by Constitutional Democrats' reluctance to join a coalition. Guremykin privately reiterated his wish to retire.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Premer Gopemykin
M. Stolypin
Rech
Constitutional Democrats
Guremykin
Guards Fight Strikers in New York City as Pickets Attack
In July in New York a clash between striking truck drivers and two guards at Buck and Schulman grocers left a striker likely mortally wounded. Joseph Grossman was shot near the heart, knocked down by a guard, amid a crowd of about six pickets. Police and guards fought back with fists and clubs, with an ambulance taking Grossman to Harlem Hospital in critical condition.
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New York
East Tof Street
French and McGrave
Buck & Schulman
Joseph Grossman
McGrane
Grossman
Belford
Hast 1Th Street
Davis
Levy
Ang
Harlem
Boy Killed Graves Declares Accident in Old Musket
Edie Quinn, a 15 year old servant at FBL Graves’s Hartedale country home, confessed to shooting coachman James McKeon with a musket by mistake while handling it in a room. He claimed fear of the electric chair kept him from confessing earlier. sheriff and coroner accept his story as truthful, noting his Catholic Protectory past.
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Saya
Broker F. 1
Graves
Washington
New York
James McKeon
FBL
Wall Street
Hartedale
Edie Quinn
Merritt
McKeon
Catholic Protectory
Quinn
Shentt
Russell
Borges Given Long Term Prison Term for Larceny and Conspiracy
In Boston during July Judge White sentenced Ferdinand H Borges formerly of Indiana to twelve to fifteen years in State prison for seventy three counts of larceny and one of conspiracy in the Cicero company affair. Borges proclaimed a common and notorious thief as the court found he induced investors to buy Ubero stock through false statements.
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Boston
Ferdinand H. Borges
Indiana
Ubero
White
Superor
Borges
Cicero Company
Willam D Owen
Death on Steamship Fourd Leaves Note of Strain
On the steamer Majestic arriving in New York, F N Woodman a 36 year old United Marshall Field & Co salesman from Chicago committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor in his state room. A note read The strain of the past two months had been too much for me. The body was buried at sea after being found in the berth. passengers were kept ignorant of the tragedy until port.
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Mia
New York
F. N. Woodman
Agresman
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Liverpool
Majestic
Woodruff
Queenstown
Bingetatea
Ice Trust Inquiry Opens In Cincinnati Grand Jury
The Washington Post reports an ice trust inquiry began today in Cincinnati to be presented to a grand jury. Judge Fudge Pfleger urged full investigation of trust combinations and bucket shops in contravention of law, as the case moves to consider alleged ice and January trust activity in one county.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grand Jury
Grand Jary
Fudge Pfleger
Wertman’s Luckless Draw in Shamokin Pa
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on a July day a coal hauler named Wertman chased a stranger after the man refused to reveal his identity and dropped a purse containing $3,000. The stranger urged Wertman to draw a note from the roll and keep it, then Wertman took a $1 bill from the pile.
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Washington Post
Shamokin
Daniel Wert
Wertman
Man Killed in July Fight at Niagara Mill
In Menominee Michigan on June 6 a Fourth of July brawl at Niagara ended with Gus Koss being killed instantly by a punch from Henry Mascot. Mascot, who weighs 130 pounds, faced arrest. Both men worked at a paper mill.
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Menominee
Mich
Niagara
Seer Menominee
Gus Koss
Henry Mascot
Mascot
Koss
Teller to Join Senate Indian Territory Investigation
United States Senator Henry M Teller announced from Denver that he will serve on the Senate committee tasked with investigating Indian Territory affairs. The July action follows prior signals he would not participate.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
United States
Henry M. Teller
Senate
Indian Territory
Washington
Teller
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Wnewark
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Oho
Thomas C Cowgill
Ohio House of Representatives
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Kenyard
Cawgin
Ninty-fift Obd Volunteer
Bucharest
Michael Anagnos
Greek Union of America
Turn-Severin
Roumanis
Anagnostopoulos
Samuel G. Howe
Julia Ward Howe
Perkins’ Institute
Anagnos
Wesas City
George W Tourholner
Kansas City
Kansas Ciy] Jevening Bulletin
Houdeholder
Fennsylvania
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Albert Vingent
Tederut Council
Re Cross Conference
Col Trederik Leaptgerber
St Laws
Solders
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RIS
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Fallieres
Alden H Weeds
Homas J McAvoy
E R. Hawkins & Co
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OL Trust
Czar
Moscow
Tiflis
Cancania
Pesce
Douma
Goremykin
New York Street
Financial
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Www
Moe
Fifth Street
Goughman
Hartsdale, N. Y
Ubero Rubber Company
S Dak
Peter Harge
Peter Reane
Bald
Barrie
Reano
Goyn Gnough
Tehir Poate
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