Division of the Money in the Carter Case Divides Spoils
Testimony in Greene and Giynor court resumes as experts explain the government theory of money division among defendants. The prosection contends thirty nine divisions of spoils with Carter allegedly sending 26 4 to New Orleans. Gaynor withdrew cash the same day and Carter bought bonds from Pred Flagg of New York. The defense argues an allowance for expenses and that funds were used to cover a midpoints claim, with portions allocated to other defendants.
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Socunakon
United States
Greene and Giynor Cise & J Johnson
Kountint
Carter
New Orl
Wol Gavan
Gaynor
Tillman Faces Senate Backlash Over Ignorance Charge
South Carolina Senator Tillman denounces a resolution as an insult and asserts executive contempt. He defends the Interstate Commerce Commission’s authority to investigate the coal trust while criticizing President Taft and fellow senators for alleged ignorance and overreach.
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Tillman-Gillespie
Tilman
Senate Committee
Figat
Esterday
Tus
Senate
Diliman Carleepie
Ion
Coal Trust
Seth Carolinian
Gettm
Lee
Messy Todge
Spooner
United Defense
Nicholas Longworth
House
Tinian
Inssell
Fleheart
Spanner
Bacon
Wir Hearst
Tillman
Congress
Mir Hansbrough
Vir Tilman
Pullman
Graves for Union Men Only Cemetery Planned by Chicago Labor Unions
Chicago labor groups plan a closed cemetery for union members, reserving plots for 186 graves with no burial of nonmembers. They seek treasury funds to establish the site and project a gate at the entrance, aiming to keep the grounds for unionists only.
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Chicago
Death and Rescue Amid River Shaft Rescue in New York
A chaotic early morning arrest led Patrolman Norton Wier to a harrowing rescue inside a river shaft. A trapped man lay beneath a shaft head as rescuers, including Coleman, fought the flood and rock to reach him. The scene showed grit and danger as officers navigated the shaft to pull the man to safety while contending with dangerous surroundings.
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Anoe
Vees
New York
Patro
Mans Ompinoen
Thas
Terra
Fitroimim
Norton
Netty Ueri
Nero Colman Han
Hess
Coleman
Thaiemin
Enitt
New York Suffrage Activist Exposed in 19th Century Trial
Fragmentary OCR recounts a female reform advocate linked to hopes for suffrage and social change. Mentions Anthony, Wallation County, Miss Arthony, and local school and church ties. Describes public interest, career, and rumored reforms amid unclear chronology and scattered names.
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Sped
Weeldwide
Erate
Caetton
New York
Barnes
Anthony
Wallation
Miss Arthony
Frias Beowla
Libel charge dismissed in New York court
A libel case involving Va etn Po Hangston was dismissed by a New York court amid procedural debate. The judge ruled the evidence insufficient to proceed, ending the matter without trial and ensuring no liability for the publication involved.
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Hangston
Cormeratbay Com
Yan Bry
Fragmented OCR Bits Point to Local Item
Readable fragments show names and places but lack context or clear action. The garbled text hints at a local notice or brief item without determinable subject, date, or authority. Further legible text needed to establish the event, participants, and outcome.
Hearst Opinion Addressed on Municipal Ownership Ballots
Attorney General Mayer advised New York Assembly that no complaint has been filed by William Randolph Hearst or other Municipal Ownership candidates about recounting ballot boxes from the November 1905 Newark election. The ruling cites court authority to reopen ballots if fraud or error is shown, with six months’ custody for evidence.
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New York
Segislature
Hearst
Albany
Mayer
Assembly
New York City
Willem R. Hearst
Neiher Witham R Hearst
Newark
William Randolph Hearst
Court of Appeals
Gra
Bribing of Juror Alleged in Metropolitan Case
A Metropolitan Street Railway Company lawyer was arrested and charged with juror bribery. He appeared before Judge Sewbury, was paroled into custody of counsel, as a probe into jury allocations by transit officials continued. The case ties to a long-running examination into misconduct by officials connected with the Street Railway system.
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Apedal
Washington Post
New York
Ambrose
Metropoltan Street Rail Way Company
Sewbury
Hawird
Hardh
WeCabe
Seb
Metro 1
Jerome Brings Libel Suits Against Two NYC Papers
New York District Attorney William Jerome files libel suits in Supreme Court for 3100 against the New York American and the York Evening Journal over editorials said to have funded his campaign. The Evening Journal piece allegedly aided by a campaign contributor, while the American editorial criticized his handling of a case involving Tillinghast, who pled guilty to jury irregularities.
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New York
William
Ivery Jerome To Dly
New York Amercan
York Evening Jornal
Sus Wee
Supreme Cent
Jerome
the American
Teavomes
Tillinghast
Countess seeks divorce from Boni amid distress over publicity
The Countess Roni de Castellana formerly Anna Gould seeks dissolution from Count Bom. Hearings set for March 14 may be postponed as lawyers discuss financial aspects and a possible switch to absolute divorce. Aimed at avoiding publicity, the change would accelerate final decree without a full cot ist hearing.
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Roni de Castellana
Anna Gould
Count Bom
Ardec
Tragic double tragedy as German waiter and his child die
In New York a German waiter and his five year old daughter died after the man killed the child and then himself. Neighbors say after returning from a theater the man rocked the girl, gas fumes filled the room, and he died with a suicide note mentioning punishment for his wife who had left weeks earlier. The girl died later in hospital. In England a separate report notes Leonard Bright Roth, the 6 year old fiancé of Pauline Bancroft, was killed in Rochdale. A Japanese art sale opens today at Glaans Gallery 404 St with an afternoon auction.
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New York
Fuhl
Fubt
Ske
Tuni
Worington del
Leonard Bright Roth
Rochdele
Dngland
Wiss
Pauline W Bancroft
John Bancroft
Che Nonmra
Ilam
Anthracite Miners Weigh Strike Decision Amid Talks
Officials from the Anthracite field travel to Indianapolis to confer with Mime Workers leaders on future action. District presidents express concern over operator refusals to concede miners demands, with quotes suggesting a possible strike unless concessions are offered. A formal response from the operators is awaited, as delegates prepare for a potential national convention.
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Mime
Anthracite Field
Indianapolis
Mhiners
Scranton
Indumnapolis
John Mitche
Lnitel
Alleriea
Indianapohs
Andracus
Lewis
Mitchell
Nell
Roosevelt
On Mae
Shamokin Pa
Paul Polac
Mount Carmel
John Mitchell
New York
T Jette
Witten
Vachell
George Friercha
Cormiettes
Independent action amid coal strike talk cited
A Vigilite House statement claims Commissioner Wettl acted on his own regarding coal strike talks with President Witensi. It asserts the President did not approve any direct involvement and that Wettl was exercising his own authority. The note notes ongoing tensions and mentions Wilnen & Mavers sale underway.
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Wettl
Witensi
Plea to Husband Futile In Bellevue Court Hearing
Special to The Washington Post from York March 12 Despite her futile appeal to Magistrate Paterson and to the warden, Mrs Kate Barton formerly the Countess Caruse was recommitted to Bellevue Hospital for observation. The court will decide mental condition after her arrest and intake. She pleaded with her husband to spare her return to Bellevue, promising to stop drinking and sign a pledge if he would not send her back.
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Washington Post
York Warch
Magi Rate Birtow
Wusbana
Joseph Pattron
Oven Cour
Virginia Knox Paterson
Countess Caruse
Bellesue Hessital
Bay
Kate Barton
Pattersen
Avis
Bellevue
Jury Holds Gol Mann Action Taken by Jerome
Juror action featured District Attorney Jerome presenting the case to a grand jury before Justice McAvoy's decision on whether to present, prompting defense plans for a writ of habeas corpus. Col Mann released on bond pending plea while indictment validity and timing sparked controversy.
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Justce McAvoy
Fran Popes
Hats Uc
Norman Hapgood
Collers Week
Col Vhians
Regnald
Col Marn
Jerome
Distlet
Jerome Wha Ys
Grauna
Cnarge
Col
Ann
McAvoy 5
Jerome J Band
Littleton
Miners Face Jury in Steunenberg Murder Case
Western Federation of Miners leaders appeal to the Supreme Court after a habeas corpus challenge in the Steunenberg murder case. The court sustains parts of the prosecution’s plea while remanding proceedings to Caldwell county jail for custody changes and further handling by sheriff authorities.
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Steunenberg
Boise Idaho
Saunenberg
Wesern Federation
Moyer Hasaood and Pettibone
Denver
Gows McDonald and Gooding
Supreme Court
Hexwood Pettibone
Caldwell Roest
Woeseri Federation of Miners
Supreme Court of the
United Stata
Vincent St John
Aken
Haywood
Pevahore
Gaien Coun
Canvan Counc
Cuawell
Explosion at Frankfort Hotel in Cleveland damages roof
An explosion struck the Frankfort Hotel at the corner of Prospect and Onto streets. Initial reports indicate a damaged zone but no injuries or fatalities are confirmed. The building housed nonunion structural iron workers linked to a local project with tension from a previous year’s strike.
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Cleveland
Frankfort
Prospect
Las Jlor
Outlaw Ambush Kills Three Deputy Marshals in Indian Territory
Heavily armed Wickliffe gang and Cherokee outlaws ambushed deputy marshals near the Wickliffe stronghold in the Indian Territory. Three deputies were killed. two survivors fought back, while a third officer raised alarms. DoJ mobilizes 100 or more deputies to hunt the outlaws as winter weather hinders pursuit.
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Indian Territory
Wickhire
Department of Justice Acts
Yamta
Mgnt
Winsta
Cheohee Nation
Wickliffe
Tamorow
Gistap
Haneas
Amd
Rubad
Tadleguat
Thomas Woflord
Talquan
Marshi Darroug
Daiuion
Wistogian
Kanas
Fim
Deputier
Gilstrop
Carey
Woftard
Tahlequah
India
Ace Imo Brasis
Tuttle
Tuttes
Frown
Judge Andrew Hamilton Refuses to Speak in New York
Judge Hamilton arrived at the New York Life Building to oversee company matters and refused to discuss them with reporters. Officials stated he would be in town for several days but would not comment publicly during that period. Jerome and others present offered no additional statements.
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New York
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life
Ancter
Baltimore Man Accepts Cooperative Chairmanship Amid Stuyvesant Talks
Baltimore man announces acceptance of the chairmanship of a mutual fund committee with a provision for active cooperation from Stuyvesant Fish of New Fort. The move aims to secure participation from Furne a local partner and bolster business ties with the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company.
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Baltimore
Stuyvesant Fish
Hermird
Baker
Srunt and Guarantee Company
G25
City
Stuyvesant Tish
New Fortie
Thaltman
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New York American and Evening Journal
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