Public trial demanded in defamation charges against Chancellor Day
George A. Cooke, pastor of the Methodist church in Brandon, says he will press a public trial of charges that Chancellor Day of Syracuse University defamed President Roosevelt. He cites five specifications from Day's book The Rain on Prosperity and vows to present proof in open court rather than a secret chamber hearing. He is a stranger to the New York conference and awaits its stance.
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George A. Cooke
Methodist Church
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Cooke
Star Chamber
Purported State Rights Rally Amid Dispensary Controversy
The speaker asserts South Carolina must defend its sovereign power against federal overreach and praises Murray Patten and McSween for refusing a receiver's ship. He vows to persevere in defense of the state, claiming grafters have only a temporary refuge and that the cause is righteous.
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South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Murray Patten
McSween
NINE CHINAMEN 10 DIE CRIMES LAID TO TONG FEUD
Boston report on a deadly tong feud case ends with nine Chinese men convicted of multiple murders tied to the On Leong and Hip Sing societies. Warry Charles, a leading Boston merchant, among those found guilty after a 33 day trial. prior executions and trials cited in the context of Chinatown clashes.
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Hip Sing! Lonely
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Huston
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Promiss
Ile
Sing Tom Wean Leong
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Jeet
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Poser
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Mock Kun
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Military Court Deprives Kaiser’s Ex-Adjutant of Rank
Hohenau, former commander of the Guard Corps and adjutant to Emperor William, is sentenced by a military court in Hienar to be deprived of his rank and to surrender all orders and decorations. The case links to the Harden Moltke scandal and court camarilla revelations. The decision is confirmed by Emperor William.
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Berlin
Metz
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Hienar
Wiliam
von Hohenau
Maximilien Harden
Hardenvor Moltke
Court of Honor
Pledge to Hughes Praised at Roosevelt Convention
Former Representative W H Douglass presents a resolution pledging the state to the governor. The assembly applauds President and commends the fight against wrongdoing. Hughes speaks on party duties following Roosevelt's April 11 convention remarks.
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W. H Douglass
Roosevelt
Hughes
New York Republicans back Hughes for President nomination
The New York Republican State Committee unanimously endorsed Gov Charles E Hughes for the 1906 presidential nomination. A resolution praised Hughes as a man of Lincoln type, urged delegates to Chicago to unite behind him, and noted the call for a state convention at Carnegie Hall to nominate delegates and elect officers. The move surprised many committee members as preparations ahead of the national convention unfolded.
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New York
Charles E Hughes
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Hovtork
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Tann Bruce
Horace Porter
Sammitttee
Hughes
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Lincoln
Hrapire
State Committee
Charles B Hughes
Hns
Republican Party
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Pathmaker and peacemaker urged as New York weighs Roosevelt tie
A New York Republican meeting discussed backing a presidential timber in the Roosevelt era. Douglass urged declaring a standard bearer and uniting around a Chicago nomination to elect the party’s candidate. The talk highlighted New York’s pivotal role and the need for a bold, decisive choice.
Anna Gould to marry Prince Hele de Sagan in future plan
Paris reports say Mme Anna Gould is expected to wed Prince Hele de Sagan and move to Sagan in East Prussia. She may visit America with her children while arrangements unfold. A denial of a previous marriage is issued as talks of a secret union persist amid property and divorce considerations.
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Chat Au Des Mars
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Prince Here Dé Sagan
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Chia
France
Kills Wife Then Shoots Self At Waldorf Hotel
Harry Adler a 40 year old clothing salesman killed his divorced wife Grace Nottingham 27 in a Waldorf Hotel room and then fatally shot himself. Adler left a note showing intent to kill his former wife. The couple wed in Los Angeles January 12 1916 and she had a Denver divorce a year earlier. Nottingham had previously killed Edward Murphy a railroad fireman at Avon Colorado, claiming self defense but was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and served one day in jail.
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Avon
Colo
Sudden Gas Build Floors Ten Workers in Pennsylvania Tube Blast
A rapid gas buildup knocked ten laborers unconscious in a Pennsylvania tube project. The job site suffered a blowout and workers were felled, with one worker reported out of commission for four days.
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Tummeb
John Street
Pennsylvania
Duchess of Marlborough Denies Divorce Rumor at Dock
Corstelo of Marlborough Home Again sails from Ambrose Channel after hour grounding. Duchess Consuela Vanderbilt, previously Miss Consuela Vanderbilt, states she is not a socialist and refuses to discuss the matter. The rumor she seeks a divorce in New York courts is untrue, Vanderbilt Jr. declares.
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Venderbilt Jr
Oliver
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Quaianne
Willam
Ko Vanderbilt
New York
Mr Vanderbil
President Roosevelt Letter Affects Stock Market Recounts
A Washington Post report describes a letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Charles E. Knoblauch regarding the Hepburn bill and stock exchange practices. The Rough Rider leader reportedly disapproved of drastic measures but favored closing bucket shops and restricting marginal trading. Signed by Roosevelt as president.
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Wasington Post
Mr Loeb
Auto Crash Injures Five in Pittsburg Mars
An automobile driven by Edward C McCupgy crashed into a car owned by Willis L King vice president of Jones & Laughlin Steel Co on Center Avenue in Pittsburg Mars. Six occupants were seriously injured but not fatally including Baward C McCurdy John I Moley Carl D Collier Henry Hogan and Robert Arnald. King was not in his vehicle. Arnold and Hagen were admitted to a hospital.
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Edward C McCupgy
Willis L. King
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
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Baward C McCurdy
John I
Carl D Collier
Robert Arnald
Dorset
Henry Hogan
Mr King
Arnold and
Hagen
HISS QUEEN AND EMPRESS Special Cable to The Washington Fest
London March 7 The Waltz Dream operetta by Doermann and Jacobson with Strauss music was staged in London at a theater with Striuss conducting. The audience included Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Empress of Russia. A gun salute triggered hisses and applause amid mixed protest against the interunion of the performance.
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Felix Doermann
Leopold Jacobson
Ostar Strauss
New York
Tondon
Striuss
Alexandra
Bank Directors Sued Over Morse Stacks Losses
United States District Court charged National Bank of Worth America with diverting funds to buy large blocks of Morse stacks. The suit seeks recovery for hundreds of thousands of dollars lost, alleging directors authorized or acquiesced in unauthorized investments. Named defendants include John H Flagler, William T Havemeyer, Alfred J Curt, John Gates, Henry Chapin Jr, Morgan Brin Ashbell, Barney, and executors T Bplzey and others.
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Brin Ashbeh
James
Barney Sons of Tages
Gharev
Jury Views Bakers Body Inquest Opens In Bergen County
Inquest into Walter F Luke death continues as a jury visits exhumed remains of Baker in Newark. The sealed casket and bed are inspected. coroner and county prosecutor Koester announce a grand jury will review all evidence in April.
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Bogota
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Mobile Policeman Charged in 1890 Murder Case
Mobile Alabama March 7 Police officer J P Johnson, longtime force member, was arrested by Sheriff Parsons of Springer County Texas. He faces murder charges related to a 1890 killing of an elderly woman after alleged involvement with Pat Blue Johnson, a saloon keeper. The suspect disappeared after the event, and his son was acquitted earlier of a separate murder charge in Gulfport. The elder Johnson had just returned from his son's trial when arrested.
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Pol
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Couns Tex
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Pat Blue Johnson
May Hook
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Gulfport
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Abner Jury Trial Details Linked to Cockrill Murder
Opening statements in the Abner jury case outline an alleged plot to murder James Cockrill. The prosecution cites a completed plan and a confession by Curt Feltis that was later repudiated. Senator Hargis and Ed Cullahan were previously accused in the Cockrill murder.
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Ursalid
John Abner
James Cockrill
Commonwealth
Atorney Nasi
Cockrill
Curt Felt
Dar
Troops Leave Goldfield as Peace Restored
United States troops evacuated Goldfield after three months, handing over main peacekeeping duties to local police and Nevada State Police. A detachment of 114 men and 5 officers departed, state police arrived this week and set up headquarters in central Goldfield. The district remains peaceful as the strike nears its end.
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Goldfield
United States
Nevada
Oldest Confederate Veteran Owen Priester Dies at 195
Augusta report March 7 notes Owen Priester the oldest Confederate veteran in the South has died at Salkehatchie and Company aged 195. He reportedly fell while taking straw, breaking an arm and leaving an aide paralyzed. He leaves many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Owen Priester
South
Salkehatchie & C
Brandehstdren
Roses for Machen Plans a New Life After Release
Former post office official Machen returns from Moundsville escorted home by crowd. He speaks openly of starting anew and regaining citizenship. Lawyers discuss the case and the steps taken to secure release and his future plans.
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Moundsville
Fields
Case
Machen Returns to Washington Hopes for Citizenship Help
Machen, released from prison, vows to work hard and prove his worth if President Roosevelt aids in restoring his citizenship. He speaks of overcoming imprisonment, plans to demonstrate resilience, and remarks on the new Union Station as his train arrives in Washington.
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Poosevelt
Machen
Post
Semingi
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