Hughes onssues would revise the tariff and protect industry
A speech argues for tariff revision to curb dishonest practices, discriminatory rates, and favored business terms, insisting public rights come first, urging restraint on privilege, and supporting thrift and honest enterprise to secure fair competition and national prosperity. The governor’s remarks reference Brown University and public policy principles, calling for nonpolitical reform and accountability in governance.
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Fragmented OCR Notes on 19th Century Public Notice Events
Readable fragments reference a public establishment regulation, a commission investigation, and enactment details. Mentions Cort Perome, Risdon, and references to a Tanff bolted item. Lacks clear dates or full names. presents as damaged text from a 19th or early 20th century notice.
Baker Inquest Begun Doctor Relates Facts of Rich Bostonian's Death
The Boston inquest into Walter Baker's death hears testimony on embalming practices, lack of coroner presence, and alleged customs. Dr McFadden and undertaker Ricardo describe embalming before formal coronial approval, with tensions over legal limits and family links to the deceased. The inquiry adjourns to a later date as questions about law and procedure arise.
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Italy Takes Hand Damage Request From Night Riders in Kentucky
A 1908 era dispatch describes anarchy in Kentucky and Tennessee amid conflict between tobacco growers and a so called tobacco trust. Night riders threaten death and arson while the Italian Regio is alleged to back price manipulation. Gov. Beckham or neighbors are unable to fully control the violence and suppression.
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Dentist Attacked by Robbers in Manhattan Office
Special to The Washington Pict reports two men who visited dentist Vr Vorltzschwartz at 6 East Seventy ninth Street on Monday posed as patients. At 2 pm they assaulted him during drilling, striking the dentist with a blackjack and wresting money. Police arrested Reinhold, charged with felonious assault, attempted robbery, and carrying concealed weapons. He has prior burglary terms and is listed in the Rogues Gallery.
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Orchard Pleads Guilty To Murder in Miners Leaders Case
Accused dynamite murder of former Gov Steunenberg in Idaho case ends with Orchard pleading guilty to first degree murder. Judge Fremont Wood accepts the plea while noting related claims that others, including Haywood, were involved. co-defendant Moyer’s case is dismissed.
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Phone Call Saves Dying Family in Hamilton Ontario
A Toronto woman fetched to Hamilton by a telephones call saved her mother and three relatives from coal gas poisoning. Awakening to a call, the sister alerted the home and the party, awaking in time to seek help. The family revived by physicians within hours.
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Abner's Fate 18 With Jury
The murder case against Beech Hargis was postponed as the Commonwealth prepared for trial. The Avner case was given to the jury at noon and the jury deliberated, while Hargis’s case was continued to tomorrow morning after motions.
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Ex Mayor Schmitz Freed From Extortion Indictment
San Francisco March 19 Judge Dunne ordered the discharge of former mayor Schmitz on the extortion indictment after nine months in jail He directed the case be submitted to another jury to refile the charges noting Schmitz has been imprisoned for the period and will face further proceedings.
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Sugar Refining Plant Official Accused in Bribe Case
Oliver Spitzer dock superintendent at Havemeyer and Elder plant of the American Sugar Refining Company stands trial for conspiring to defraud the government and offering a bribe to Treasury Special Agent Richard Parr. Parr testified of wires found on scales weighing crude sugar and of Spitzer offering any amount to falsify records. Parr reported the scheme to his partner as well.
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No Issue With Japan Was Not Aimed At America
New York March 1 inside a banqueting hall the Japanese ambassador Baton Kogoro Sakahira stressed friendship between the United States and Japan amid immigration debates. He cautioned against imagining a hostile coalition and said the real aim of the treaty with Britain remains peaceful interdependence. He added that no questions of magnitude exist with the United States and pledged continued cordial ties and mutual interests.
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Thaw Court Battle Over Evelyn Thaw Annulment
Evelyn Thaw will sue in the New York Supreme Court for an annulment of her marriage to Harry K Thaw on grounds of insanity at the time of marriage. Dana Reilly will file the complaint and Thaw will be brought to Matteawan to testify if needed. No alimony request is ruled out. counsel deny any compromise talks.
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Old Men Fire Victims and City Fire Faults Cited
San Francisco officials report three deaths in a almshouse fire with 441 residents removed alive. Nurses and staff carried aged patients to safety amid collapses and fright. Coroner notes partition blocks hindered escape. In Ohio, Colinwood School fire kills several children. coroner calls it inexusable and blames delayed evacuation.
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No Hope for 26 Miners at Hamstead Colliery
In Hillingham England a fire trapped twenty six miners at Hamstead colliery last Wednesday evening. Rescue efforts continued day and night with earth removal and new air fans to provide cooling and ventilation. Late tonight the first body was recovered, ending any prospect of survivors as authorities acknowledge no chance of escape.
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MAY BE JAPANESE SPY IN DETAINMENT INCIDENT
A Japanese man named Ely New Mark-A was arrested after a struggle in which he allegedly bit a man named Clinton, who claimed the Japanese offered to take him to San Francisco for fortifications drawings. Clinton resisted and held the suspect until officers arrived. post warrants are free.
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Hails the Mothers Better Than Ablest Man
President Roosevelt lauds mothers as the nation’s supreme asset in a White House tribute to the Congress of Mothers. He says women who shirk duty as wives deserve contempt and praises mothers as ahead of soldiers in national life.
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Roosevelt to Mothers on the nation’s duty and motherhood
A speech praising mothers as the nation’s supreme asset. It argues women’s wisdom and responsibility in family life are foundational to national strength, urging citizens to honor those who fulfill their duties as wives and mothers and to condemn shirking or selfish behavior. It emphasizes love, partnership, and the sacred rewards of children.
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Roosevelt hosts international welfare congress mothers at White House
President Roosevelt extols the value of motherhood during a reception for delegates to the International Congress on the Welfare of the Child at the White House. Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Frederic Schott presided as guests heard a cordal tribute and a buffet lunch, highlighting the mother’s role over civic status.
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