Fight Over Foraker Taft Clash Rages in Ohio
Columbus May 14 The struggle between the Taft and Foraker Dirk factions within Ohio Republicans continues after Chairman Walter F Brown called off a state central committee meeting. Hamilton County delegates support Taft while Cincinnati leaders oppose the harmony conference. Senator Dick's action prompts uncertainty about future moves, with Akron reports noting Dick’s personal trip to aid Mrs Boyd after a cab accident. A Chicago Sleeper on C and O Limited offers Pullman service to major cities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Foraker-Dirk
Foraker
Chairenan Walter F Brown
Republican Central Committee
Uchaiman Brown
Arthur J Vorvs
Todas
State Central Committee
Sam Brown
Scretary Tait
Cincinnati
Cimcinnati
Hamilton County
Brown
Senator Dick
Pilari
Lis
Ocal
Fokker
Dnck
Akron
Washington
Boyd
Pennsylvania Avenue
Boraker
Dick Foraker
Longworth May Get ToGA In Roosevelts Ohio Plan
Washington dispatch reports no basis for Roosevelt backing Longworth as successor to Foraker. Burton touted as leading Foraker candidate remains in Roosevelt’s confidence on Ohio. Longworth possible but unmentioned in Ohio. Taft faction split could tilt southern senate chances. Corinne McBride death ruled from pneumonia after Christian Science treatment.
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Washington
New York
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Senator Foraker
Burton
Ohio
Longworth
Cincinnati
North
Twto
Woraker
Charles P. Taft
William H. Taft
Sprelel
Washington Fort
Taft
Gorliis Mebride
Roker End
Hera
C. McBride
Varunais
Eightieth Street
Way
Corinne McBride
West Eightieth Street
Newfoundland Premier Quits Imperial Conference Protest
Sir Robert Bond of Newfoundland forcefully urged the imperial conference to defend local fishing laws and rights under the 1818 treaty, arguing for crown assent to 1898 acts and criticizing the British government’s stance as harmful to Newfoundland’s subsistence and autonomy. he stormed out after a heated exchange with Lord Elgin as premiers supported Newfoundland’s case.
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Robert Bond
London
New Foundland
Newfoundland
Robert
Harl of Elgin
Elgin
Blame on Healers Sister Tells of Methods
A sister testifies that certain healing methods by physicians could have saved Corinne McBride’s life. The article notes public fury in New York over physicians issuing death certificates that allowed Christian Scientists to evade the law. It also reports the husband’s censure for not calling physicians during his wife’s Pneumonia illness. appeals are described as vain.
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Robert C. McBride
Alice Chisem
Margaret Duncan
Anna C. Crowley
New York City
Christian Science
State of
New York
Department of Health
City of New York
New York County
Chisem
Mrs. McBride
Fury
Corinne McBride
Roosevelt by Acclamation Likely at Republican Convention
In Atlanta on May 14 Congressman Fassett predicted Roosevelt would be nominated by acclamation if Republicans gathered for a rational convention. He argued old-line leaders would not protest and Roosevelt might write the platform. Fassett contended Roosevelt prefers Taft for War Secretary and would back Tinghs if Foraker blocks Taft.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
J. Sloat Fassett
Elmitz
Roosevelt
Taft
War
Foraker
Gov
Tinghes
New York
Harriman's Car Hits Boy In New York
Special to The Washington Post May 14 Herbert M Harriman touring car fatally injures eight year old Edwin Haslett of 27 Davis Street Long Island City after child darts into street. Harriman was en route from Long Island to his Manhattan home when tragedy occurred.
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Washington Post
New York
Herbert M. Harriman
E. H. Harriman
America
Edwin Haslett
Davis Street
Ong Island City
Herriman
Long Island
East Forty-fourth Street
Manhattan
Questioning in McBride case Haunts Coroner Inquest
Coroner Acritelli pressed Dr Weston on whether earlier drug administration and medical attendance could have saved Mrs. McBride. Weston replied he believed she would have recovered if a physician had been summoned, noting the case would not have seemed hopeless to the doctor on call. The dialogue followed a Saturday afternoon session.
Children of Davis and Supreme Court Justice narrowly escape injury
A pony cart carrying Mrs. John T. Davis's children and Justice White's offspring was struck by a speeding auto on the White Lot Monday morning. The maid accompanying them suffered severe head bruises as the cart was smashed and the pony fled. both children were shaken but unharmed and returned home by car.
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John T. Davis
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
White Lot
Diaz Denies Federation Plan Amid Central American Crisis
Mexico City May 14 President Diaz denied telling any reporter of a Central American federation with a Mexican and US protectorate, saying the interpreter may have erred. He warned Mexico would not seek war over Guatemala but could not tolerate外 any aggression. Reports foresee a planned revolution to oust Cabrera and form a four republic federation, with Honduras and El Salvador joining, while Costa Rica and Panama may follow.
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Federation of Republics
Mexico City
Cabrera
Guatemala
Associated Press
Diaz
New York
Mexico
United States
David E. Thompson
Central America
Toledo
Zelays
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Gelaya
Costa Rica
Panama
Toyal T
Central America to form loose confederation and protectorship debate
The passage discusses a possible Central American confederation formed by Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua and other states with individual governments. It notes the absence of formal State Department guidance but suggests no American protectorate is likely or desired. It mentions a later conference to solidify peace and the potential adhesion of Guatemala and Costa Rica.
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State Department
Mexico
Honduras
Salvador
Nicaragua
Arrapala
Inicaragua
Ace
Central America
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Ryan Declines Comment on Retirement Reports from Richmond
New York May 14 Thomas F Ryan financier declined to comment on reports he plans to retire to his Nelson County Virginia estate to devote himself to books and stock farm. He previously withdrew from several major corporate directorships and rumors link him to Virginia politics. John H Winder of Columbus Ohio president of Sunday Creek Coal Company resigns to join Cumberland Corporation as stockholder and executive, a group controlled by Ryan, backing a railroad and coal holdings with a $10 000 000 capitalization.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Richmond
Nelson County
Ryan
Financial District
Virginia
Evan
John H. Winder
Columbus
Ohio
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Wall Street
Cumberland Corporation
Thomas Ryan
South and Western Railroad
Clinchfield Coal Land Holdings
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Elkhorn
Clinchfield
Seaboard Air Line
North Carolina
Hymns and court protest mark Atlantic City liquor crusade
Reformers marching from a special train to Mays Landing courthouse sing hymns protesting Sunday liquor sales. Supreme Court Justice Trencherd orders the grand jury to stay in session after his charge, signaling continued pressure from reformers who vow to press the crusade until Sunday closings are secured.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
N. J
Athletic City
Mays Landing
Supreme Court
Trencherd
Explosion at factory kills two in Haverhill
An explosion at the O A Smith bottling works in Haverhill Massachusetts on May 14 killed Gyrus Keller of Exeter New Hampshire instantly and Joseph Souci who died at Hall Hospital while OG A Smith proprietor suffered severe head and body contusions. The blast occurred while a tank was being changed wrecking the building and shaking nearby houses. Keller was entering the works as the tank exploded blowing off his head and injuring Souci with multiple fractures.
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Haverhill
Mass
Buttling
O. A. Smith
Gyrus Keller
Exeter
N. 1
Joseph Souci
Hall Hospital
OG. A. Smith
Smiths
Keller
Spuci
Bridge Trust Indictments In Lima Hit 39 True Bills
A grand jury in Lima Ohio returns 39 indictments against individuals and corporations linked to the bridge trust. They face conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Valentine anti trust law. The broadside covers more than 150 people, including two former agents and J W Herron Taft's father in law, a director in one indicted firm.
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Lima
Onio
Mayan
Bridge Trust
Taft
J. W. Herron
Cincinnati
Prostration From Unseasonable Heat Reported in New York
In New York on May 1 temperatures rose to the year's high as a worker suffered heat prostration following a cold spell. The Weather Bureau thermometer reached 82 degrees, and Summers Exhaustion remedies are advertised by Horsford's Phosphate. Small & Sons Florists, Washington and New York.
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New York
Weather Bureau J
S. . Small & Sons, Florists
Washington
Wheat outlook improves in France amid rising prices
The report notes France as the only European country with a favorable outlook for wheat, while Germany buys Australian and Argentine cargoes. India supplies are limited. the United States remains a key player in the global market as unrest in Russia prompts landowners to plant. Damages are reported across several nations.
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Germany
India
United States
Global Wheat Market Rally and European Grain Watch
European prices rise on tight US and Russian crops with Germany buying Australian and Argentine cargoes. London reports weaker futures while Berlin notes speculation concerns as British demand boosts flour prices. Romania faces rain risk. stocks shrink in Britain and Europe and Australian grain feeds German need.
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Bucharest
Rowmania
Great Britain
England
Germany
Europe
France
India
United States
Berlin
America
Liverpool
Index to Bay's Issue and Page Highlights
Pages cover Ohio and national issues including Japan as ally, Central American situation, wheat market rush, protests by Premier Bond, firemen rescue, Boise jury case, Corey not resigning, Roiler tube case testimony, Warfield for VP, Western High beats Eastern, White Sox honors, track results, Baptist convention elects, insurance ballot fraud, bank dome plans.
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Ohio
Japan
Bond
Sten
Fesst
Boise
Corey
Oklahoma
Warfield
Western High
Eastern
Htc
White Sox
Baptist Convention
Creel's Mills Destroyed in Chihuahua Blaze
The flour mills at Chihuahua, Mexico, owned by Ambassador Creel, were burned today causing a loss of about $200,000. The blaze occurred in mid May in El Paso, Texas.
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Ambassador Burns
Hi Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Mexico
Ambassador Creel
Japan Visibly Seeks US Alliance Despite Anti Japanese Sentiment
Baron Ozawa special representative of the Emperor said Japan seeks a real alliance with the United States while noting anti Japanese feeling exists mainly in San Francisco. He plans to meet President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft in Washington before traveling to London for the Red Cross conference. He reported no widespread anti Japanese sentiment elsewhere and praised Americans for cordial treatment of Japanese residents. Ozawa will honor Dr Louis Klopsch for aiding famine relief.
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Baron Ozawa
Saga
America
San Francisco
New York
Japan
United States
Mvs
Baron Oxawa
House of Peers
Japanese Red Cross Society
Russia
Roosevelt
Taft
Washington
Red Cross
Philadelphia
England
London
Baron Ozawa Saigé
Pacific
Hague
Hed Cross Society
Louis Klopsch
The
Christian Herald
Firemen Overcome Fighting Subbasement Fire in Broadway Building
Sixty firemen from seven companies were overcome by smoke while battling a Remiketon Typewriter building blaze at 325 Broadway. More than twenty were hospitalized, sixteen remained under care tonight. Girls aided rescuers as Janitors and church chaplains helped, crowd blocked Broadway for hours, losses pegged at about 50,000.
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Broadway
New York
Remiketon Typewriter
Mieke
Costa Rican figure reports British demand over debt
A Costa Rican visiting hero received a letter from San Jose claiming Britain will enforce a $10,000,000 bondholder debt claim against Costa Rica. The note says the United States could be drawn in under the Monroe doctrine. British envoy Garden made the formal demand and left for Guatemala after arriving at Punta Arenas aboard a warship.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
San Jose
Great Britain
United States
Central America
Guatemala
Garden
Puntas Arenas
Sime
Watch chain ties Rogers case to mile mile fraud
A convict in Trenton State Prison supplied the last link in Rogers murder case evidence. The watch taken from Willis C. Quey and previously sold to Bowles then to Winfield and Schmidt was recovered in Germantown. The note from Miles and Gould references a tennis championship and a prank. no authorities action yet.
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Rogers
Washington Post
Middletown
N. O
Trenton State Prison
Charles 12 Rogers
Alice Ingerick
Germaintown
Willis C. Quey
R. H. Bowles
Port Jervis
Bowles
George Winfield
Elizabeth
SN. J
Decker
Winfield
Staite
Trenton
Elizabethport
George Schmidt
Germantown
Schmidt
London
Petrates Americk
Eustace Miles
Jay Gould
Miles
Smffles
Stephenson Forgets Ahead In Wisconsin Senator Race
Madison May 14 Isaac Stephenson of Marinette forged to within reach of the United States Senator ship tonight in the Republican caucus receiving forty eight votes. Fifty two are required to assure an election. Nine ballots were taken with votes from former supporters of Congressman Cooper and I L Lenroot. Final ballot Esch 19 Hatten 2 Stephenson 48 McGregor 6 Hudwell 1 There were 5 absentees.
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Madison
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
Marinett
United States
Cooper
I. L. Len
Stockton Sale Catalogues Prepared by Sloan Co Auctioneers
Sloan Co auctioneers prepare catalogues for the Stockton collection to be sold next week. The sale features valuable furniture scarce books paintings plates ornaments Persian rugs and more. Mr Stockton long known in Georgetown literary and artistic circles, catalogues available on application at Sloan Ga.
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Stockton
Sloan Co
Sai
Georgetown
Cntelogues
Sloan & Ga
Gat
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