Lorimer Fund Inquiry Hearings Raise Bank and Ledger Questions
Edward Tilden, Chicago packing house director, testifies before the Senate committee that he had no involvement in raising funds to elect Senator Lorimer. He admits complex and incomplete bookkeeping across about thirty corporations, including National Packing Company, with no personal record of a $106,000 expenditure. The panel questions his loyalty to the Democrats while Hines is barred from the room as proceedings continue amid testimony from several lumber industry figures.
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Hines
Democratic Party
Edward
Tormer Sither
Pitden
Saul
National Packing Company
Chicago
Efe
Senate
Keny
Eyo
Mlony City
Iowa
St Joseph
Francisco
East St Teas Moher
Kern
Mr. Tilden
Meo Borner
Tillen
Tilden
Alton B. Parker
Grover Cleveland
Hitchcock
Indiana
Satori Packing Company
Republican National Committee
Republican Campaign
Lorimer
C Chicago
Ted
Tormer
Mr. Hines
Torner
Markle
Tien
Springfeld
Laumer
Bidward Flines
Larimer
Efimes
Washington
Rush Driver
Marquette
Mich . McLean
North Tonawanda M
John McLend
Buffalo
Lorimer Bel
Henwood's Fate With Jury In Denver Murder Case
The trial of Elar ald F. Wenwood of New York charged with slaying George E. Copeland in a hotel barroom went to the jury. Prosecutors ridiculed self defense and painted Wenwood as plotting social advancement and personal gain. The judge charged the jury that verdicts possible were first degree murder, second degree murder, or acquittal.
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Denver
Colo
Elarald F. Wenwood
New York
George E. Copeland
Elliot
Henwood
Los
Ami
Skins on Fire and Lost Plows in Riot Tale
Murky street scene described with fractured OCR text shows fires in Skins area and disrupted vendors. Mentions plows, belts, and a misread phrase Cato ours. Unsure details but hints at unrest and property damage with broken words.
Senate Proceeding on Reapportionment Reserved
Congress condensed report outlines Senate action on reapportionment bias and census committee findings. Senate will meet at noon. House not in session yesterday. anticipated adjournment for recess discussed.
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Boratoc
Senate
Roosevelt and Sugar Case clash at House hearing
George S. Harle Jr. testified that Theodore Roosevelt lost his preference for large game due to government inaction against the American Sugar Refining Company linked to the Philadelphia Real Estate Trust wreck in 1906. Arbuckle Bros witnesses pushed for tariff removal, arguing free sugar trade would lower costs and boost profits for cane refiners and beet producers alike.
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Theodore Roosevelt
American Sugar Refining Company
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Earle
Committee
Roosevelt
T. R
Teal Estate Trust Company
Sugar Trust
Justle
Mr. Earle
Purdy
Mr. Arte
Ine
Jai
United States
James M. Beck
Beck
American Sugar Renring Company
Hardwick
Bonaparte
Federal Court
Southern
New York
Vaile
G. Gilmore
Arbuckle ‘Bros
Brooklyn
Madison
William A. Jamison
The
Arbuckle Bros
John Arbuckle
Louisiana
Mr. Jamieson
Mr. Madison
White House Callers Wednesday ICSE list summaries
A partial roster of political figures appears, naming senators from several states including Pennsylvania Florida Georgia New Jersey Washington Massachusetts and New York along with representatives from Florida Utah New York and Tennessee. Readings show a diverse set of names with many likely misspellings or OCR errors.
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Cllom
Utnots
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Gryan
Florida
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Briggs
New Tere
Wartine
New Jerse
Poindexter
Washington
Crane
Massachusetts
Clabs
Tustlewood
Taylor
Cox
How
Utah
Austin
Tennessee
Stevens
Minnegola
Levy
New York
Fitzgerald
Wi,lis
Bitter Debate Over Reciprocity Pact in Senate
Republicans attack the Camadrean reciprocity agreement as Senators Borah Cummins and Nelson oppose the bill. They urge a recess until November while criticizing Taft's leadership and the administration’s stance on free trade for farmers amid heated exchanges and party split.
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Borah
Cummins
Bill
Nelson
Senate
Munne Nota
Nally
Engagement Rumor Diverts Wedding Invitations
William Hitt and Miss Elkins are not attending the wedding of Miss Katherine Brown, cousin to Miss Elkins, amid rumors of an engagement. Reports say Wollam Mitt has received a cablegram from abroad and may sail to Europe soon, though he declines to confirm its source.
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William Hitt
Elkins
New York
Washington
Mitt
Miss Elkins
Europe
Alise Pking
Names and Places Inventory From An Odds and Ends Page
A long OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places including Koston, Muors, Walters, Ward, Higgins, Raleigh, Philadelphia, New York, Harris, Sullivan, Lele, Deunk, Tea, Teocyndngian, Haven, Brom, Willers, Piptsee, California, Marta, Raleigh, George, Parker, Miller, Raven, Carpenter, Wood, Rich, Semmes, Astra, Te, and several others. The passage appears as a list of individuals with affiliations or residences, suggesting a directory or social note section from a city page.
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Koston
Muors
Wes EO Cole
Hera
Eobitt
Chidagooe Walters Ralele
Ward
Higgins
Arland
Mafar
Raieigh Philadelphin
Barwe Wildeor
Root Melee
Ometton
Harris Bow
Raleigh
Mia
John WoMacps
Parker George
Atlen
Fooa Miller
Rane
Mar Davie
Raven
Somera Willars
Aled Rich
Birgereer
Army Orders List of August Duty Transfers
Military notices assigning Capt Harry O Willard Capt Percy Willis Capt James F P Robinson Capt Laurence Angel Cape Harry Cootes and others to duties in August Includes Inspector astructor organized militia chief signal officer realignments at Fort Leavenworth Missouri Fort Taverd No Mex and Army Staff College with transfers between Infantry Cavalry Coast Artillery and Signal Corps
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Rerond Infantry
Army Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
McDaniel J. Carr
Department of the Columbia
Walter L Clarke
Signal Corps
Missouri
Wirttam
Haan
Archer
Astlonel Land Defense Board
Martin Novak
Teenty-se
Erle
EP Palmer
Taenti
Frarifo Elphan
Snes
Julian & Haticher
Sherman for Vice President Reemerges in GOP Talks
Republicans in New York discuss James S Sherman as a potential vice presidential candidate while President Taft seeks renomination. The Barnes led state committee and Sherman allies push for New York delegates to back renomination, amid Democratic counterplays and talk of Harmon Dix Wilson and Dix as alternatives.
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Republians
Taft
Viceland
Post
Sherman
Salamanca Statesman
James Scheolcraft Sherman
Chicago
Vreeland
New York
Utica
James S. Sherman
Wil
Friends of
Jim Sherman
Barnes
Hannibal Hamlin
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Grant Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Hayes
Ohio
Wheeler
Garfield
Arthur
New York City
Blaine
Logan
Harrison
Morton
Garret Hobart
New Jersey
William McKinley
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Harmon
Dix
Algoo
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Harmon
Congress
West
Gov. Dix
Jefferson Levy
London
Washington
Sid
Levy
England
Canada
Oae
Charles 1. Grosvenor
Athens
Grosvenor
Douglas
Arkwright Club Aims to Hold Cotton Prices Steady
Haward Stanwood testifies before the House committee on expenditures in the Department of Justice describing the Arkwright Club as a social business group of Boston mill owners. The club sought to curtail cotton output and wages to prop up prices, with mills from Lowell Fall River New Bedford and Biddeford involved. A circular plan to secure signatories among cotton spinners was drafted.
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Arkwright Club
Boston
Haward Stanwood
House Committee On
Department of Justice
Stanwood
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
Biddeford
New England
Richard Olnes
William Wood
American Woolen Company
Naval Orders List of Duty Assignments
Lieut BR. L. Berry to duty as aid on staff, commander-in-chief, U. S. Atlantic Fleet, aboard Connecticut. Lieut. FR. McCrary to duty command Sterett. Mishapman H. W. Hill, orders to duty California, revoked.
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BR. L. Berry
Staf
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Connecticut
FR. McCrary
Sterett Misshapman
H.W. Hill
California
Movements of Naval Vessels Cleared to Newport and Ports
Arrivals and movements list ships and destinations across Newport Sag Harbor Annapolia Hampton Roads Boston Gloucester Norfolk Santa Barbara Paducah and Philadelphia. The muddled text lists numerous vessels with routes including Queenstown Kiel Leghen and Amimen, mentioning New York Philadelphia and Norfolk among others in a brisk, order-like telegraphic summary.
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Connecticut
Newport
Sorris
Sag Harbor
Stringham
Annapolia
Heetor
Hampton Borde
Smith
Birmingham
Bosten
Fenlta
Gloucester
Idaho
Norfolk
West Virginia
Santa Barbara
Paducah
Ape Gracias-a-Closter
Ratorial
Seratogs
Albany
Dagasahi
Taingten Tees
Nltana
Massachusetts
Queenstown
Kiel Vulcan
Queanstown
Leigen
Amimen Fmm
Philadelphia
Ik Foxes del Blarrows
Nesport
Oni Lutruin Bredford
Sag
Fferbur Smith Glaveater
Boston
Dbaque
Trom
Quilmes
Chartesten
Narfalk
Arn
Fom
Paradelphia
Vatiternia
Mary
Pakete
Wert Virgine
Ranta Barbara
Terms of Peace Pact Hopes for Senate Action
Secretary Knox opened negotiations with Great Britain on May 17 proposing a broad peace treaty. A copy of the tentative proposal was given to Ambassador Jusserand for France, while Taft hopes to secure similar pacts with France and others. No word yet from Jusserand on French action, but the administration aims to present both treaties to the Senate before the next regular session.
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Senate
Knox
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Jusserand
Washington
Taft
France
State Department
Mexico City says government seeks foreign capital
Mexico's provisional government, led by President de la Barra, pledges no move to antagonize foreign capital. He states the administration will welcome investment for development and remains friendly to foreign investors, despite reports of the pulque trust’s dissolution being considered.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Madero
President de la Barra
Pulque Trust
Miss Calhoun Bride Weds Paul Foster in San Francisco Home
Cleveland reports the marriage of Miss Margaret Calhoun of Cleveland and San Francisco to Paul S. Foster son of A. W. Foster of San Francisco. The Calhouns hosted the wedding at their home with about 40 guests including former governors Myron T. Herrick and Edwin Warfield. The bride’s great grandfather was John C. Calhoun.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Paul S. Foster
A. W. Foster
San Francisco
Margaret Calhoun
Patrick Calhoun
Calhoun
Myron T. Herrick
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
John C. Calhoun
Cold Storage Pledge for Safe Fur Care
A local advert promises furs will be kept absolutely safe in improved cold storage compartments with reasonable charges, emphasizing reliability and careful maintenance of conditions.
Kentucky Senate Hope Follows Paynter Withdrawal
The Washington Post reports Kentucky Democrats will nominate a governor and U S senator while Republicans prepare for their state convention. Expect a spectacle with McCreary likely Democratic nominee for governor and Edward O Rea r probable Republican nominee. Ongoing shifts in population favor Republicans, signaling a potential GOP Senate pick if they control the legislature.
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Paynter
Ollie James
Washington Post
Frankfort
Democracy of
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Ohio
James B. McCreary
Congress
Senate
Champ Clark
Edward €. O’rear
Court of Appeals
Judge O'Rear
O'Rear
O’rear
Tobacco Trust
Louisville
Limber
Robert H. Winn
A. R. Burnam
J. B. Bennett
D. C. Edwards
FE. P. Morrow
Senator Bradley
United States
Samuel J. Roberts
Lexington
Osborne wars on Murphy and New York democracy
Albany June 8 Thomas Mott Osborne former state forest fish and game commissioner writes from Berlin stating the absolute elimination of Charley Francis Murphy as leader is the only way to save the Democratic party in New York. He sends the letter to Slames W Sague via chairman of the Democratic League.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Charley Francis Murphy
Jeader
Democratic Party
Thomas Mott Osborne
Mr. Uaverne
Berlin
Slames W. Sague Viea
Democratic League
Poughkeepsie Mayor Rejects Murphy Leadership
The mayor of Poughkeepsie publicly declines to follow Murphy's leadership amid accusations of disgrace and defeat. He criticizes Mr Murphy and Mr Osborne for ignorance and commercialism and argues parties governed by financial interests invite corruption and unrest.
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Poughkeepsie
Murphy
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Lorimer Pond
Edward Tilden
Jury
Congress Condensed
Sasson Vesterias
Refining Company
House
Arbuciles
White House
Horah
Hailey
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Borah
Tate
Joseph
Bristow
ARMY
Sheriman
Gotton
Edward Stanwood
NAVAL
de la Barra
Miss Calhoun
Bride
Stinemets
Judge O’rear
McKinley
Goebel
Langley
James
John W. Langley
Bradley
Osborne
Calvert Co
Tomgat
Columbia Playore
International Extra Amusement CO
Biz Filma
Seorge
Ana
Chesapeake Beach
Mats. Wed
Sat
ASCO
Igederne Etree
Holcomb
View National Fuit
Sas
Reecee
Aborn Comic Opera Co
Smith_and De Kover
Sino Theater
Spanish War Veterans Monument
Ieball Today
P. Philadelphia
O’donnell's
H. Thomas
A. B Duvall
Supreme Court OF the District OF
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Third
District of Columbia
District of
Columbis
Colut
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Washington Evening Sta
Washington Herald
Washington Times
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Ashiey M Goulu
F Singham
Assieta
Raeburn- Garner Coal Company
Equity
Michael G McCarmick
Raeburn-Garner Cos! Company
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Harlow
Bioch
Rosslyn Development Company
Pial
Alexandria County
State of Virginia
Erid
Nereus
Wfndell , Stafford
Justice
J Jr, Young
Cunningham
Sulils J. Peyser
Supreme Court OF the District OF Co Tunite
Michael MeKe
Robert D Mowett
Saga
Tay
Micheel McKenzie
Pheernad
Taid
Waerngton Lax
Waeshinger
Seri
Ames Tanner Register of Wills
Sutchell
Tee
Sa Sinc Suoreme Court OF the District OF
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