Mack Defends Foraker and Taft in Ohio Mock Trial of Party Lines
I F Mack of Sandusky declares Senator Foraker will win re election, denounces critics, and says Taft is no leader of Ohio Republicans. He argues Foraker opposed Brownsville and Oklahoma policies, and predicts a solid victory for the senator in the 18 months ahead. He dismisses talk of a break between Foraker and Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Mack
Sandusky
Chairman Brown
State’ Central Committee
Right
Foraker
Senate
Funeral Directors Listings Spark Local Traditions
A dense directory of area funeral homes and embalmers lists Thos R Nalley and Son. F Harvey's Sons. W R Speare. Adolph Schippert. John Mitchell's Son. Thos Ss Sergeon. Costello & Bro. Frank Geier's Sons. John R Wright Co. J William Lelee. WM Sardo & Co. George P Zurhorst. Hindle & Bayliss. Entries include addresses, chapel facilities, and telephone numbers, highlighting modern chapels and modest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Nalley & Son
F. Harvey's Sons Funeral
Commondious
W. R. Speare
F Street
Adolph J. Schippert
20Th St
Catls
John M. Mitchell
Ronne
Sergeon
Essor
Cain
Costello & Bro
H Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
John R. Wright CO
Fimbalmers
Tenth St. Ux
J. William LE. Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
WM. H. Sardo & CO
George P. “Zurhorst
East Capital St
Hindle & Bayliss
Sth
Senator Foraker Explains in Ohio Reply to Critic
Special to The Washington Post from Mansfield Ohio May 21. Senator Foraker responds to a farm journal accusation outlining his votes and positions on issues including the pure food law the osteopathic licensing bill medical profession requests Christian Science oleo margarine and Rogers franchise bill He says he favored the oleo color change view and denies representing any corporation while noting his role opposing a merger involving Union and Southern Pacific roads in a stockholders suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mansfield
Ohio
W. S. Capnellar
Foraker
Ohio Farm Journal
District of Columbia
Ite
Fie
Rogers
Union and
Southern Pacific Roads
BE. H. Harriman
Cortelyou Boom Expected At Astor Banquet Tonight
A banquet at the Hotel Astor in New York City tonight will honor Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou. He may be a presidential candidate, with First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock planning a Westward tour to inspect post offices and gauge political strength for Cortelyou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortelyar
Hotel Astor
New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Washington
West
Fairbanks
Dalzell Talks Ohio Politics and Roosevelt’s Role
Congressman Dalzell of Pennsylvania comments on the Ohio political outlook. He expresses admiration for the current President but argues he oversteps by trying to name the Republican nominee. He says the President should have supported the Secretary of War properly and not silence others, calling the endorsement of Taft or another aspirant potentially advantageous if done correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New Orleans
Kla
John Dalgell
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Taft
Burton backs Taft as Ohio electors favor him
New Orleans May 21 Representative Theodore E Burton Ohio, arriving with the Inland Waterways Commission, said he is for Taft and believes a majority of Ohio electors favor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Inland Waterways Commission
Taft
Sothern and Marlowe to Star in Next Season
London May 21 The Sothern Marlowe Theatrical Company will sail for New York June 1 for a two week engagement at the Academy of Music. It announced that next season E. J. Sothern and Miss Marlowe will be stars under Lee rent management.
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Sothern
Marlowe
Washington Post
London
Sothern-Marlowe Theatrical Company
New York
Academy of
Miss Marlowe
Senare
Lee Rent
Haywood Trial Halts 11 Jurors Unchallenged
In Boise on May 21 Judge Fremont Wood adjourned the Haywood murder trial to Thursday afternoon to allow a new venire of sixty jurors after most of the initial centre were excused or challenged. Levi Smith, a railroad employe, was accepted as seat 40 amid questions about bias. Other jurors were excused for health or bias. the defense used six peremptory challenges. Smith said he distrusts newspapers and had no opinion on guilt, with counsel noting his prior client relation as not binding.
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Brown
Foraker
Presi
Vent
Fairbanks
Joe Cannon
Fisher
Core
Levi Smith
Boise
Idaho
Steudenberg
Trn
Fremont Wood
Shad Lindgin
Lev Smith
John Fisher
Orrie Cole
Wiliam D.haywood
Thomas B. Gessal
Isaac Bedell
Smith
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Washington Post
San Francisco
Schmitz
Rudolph Apreckels
Heney
Countiel
Gelibagy Still In Favor Petition To Marry Said Sent To Pope
Prominent New York Catholic clergymen dismissed a Gil Blas Paris report that French clerics urge the Pope to end priestly celibacy. They called the claim preposterous and part of an anti church campaign. A Vatican sanction was noted for a women’s college at Oxford.
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Pope
Washington Post
New York
Gil Blas
Paris
Rome
Wnod
Mer. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
America
France
Father McCready
Church of the Holy Cro
Ter
Father Mooney
Church of the Sacred Heart
Bank President Denies Affair in Divorce Trial
Washington Post reports Constant A. Andrews, head of United States Savings Bank, testified in a Philadelphia divorce suit that he had no relations with Anna Meta Klemme. He described his conduct as due to philanthropy toward her mother and denied sending letters or gifts. Court proceedings included questioning of Roosevelt family ties and Bank depositor letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Constant A. Andrews
Linited States Savings Bank
Iwathe | McCall
Supreme Court
Aivorce
rank . K._ Klemme
Philadelphia
Anna Meta Klemme
Mr. Andrews
Andrews
M. Klemme
Klemme
Sbe
Atlantic City Counse
Klemma
Roosevelt
John
Sustica McCall
Ski
Vorhaus
Andrew
Wheat Prices Soar as World Shortage Sparks Rally
Wheat prices jumped to new highs with July at 1.02, September 1.04, and December 1.0424 as traders and Patten bet on a lower crop. Canada to open 10,000,600 acres for agriculture amid seeding delays. Barnett warned the U S could consume its own wheat. Patten bought millions of bushels and oats amid green bug damage and adverse weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Patten
Ial
Washington Post
Icago
Dever
James A. Patten
William Tt
Lake Superior
Alberta
Frank Oliver
Department of the Interior
Dominion Land Surveyors
Wiliam
H. Bartlett
Mr. Barnett
Minneapolis
Umat
H. V. Jones
Winnipeg
Labor Riot at Cleveland Sparks at Docks
A riot erupted at the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company docks as 40 strikebreakers were taken from the Globe yards of the American Shipbuilding Company and loaded onto the City of Detroit. Strikers clashed with police, shots were fired but no one was seriously hurt, and no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Unio
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
Globe
American Shipbuilding Company
City of
Detroit
Cuyahoga River
Thirty Hurt In Bath Beach Crash At City Crossing
New York May 21. A collision between a three car electric train bound for New York from Coney Island and a Thirty Street trolley at Bay Nineteenth and Eighty Sixth streets Bath Beach injured thirty people. Most seriously hurt passengers were taken to hospitals. No fatalities reported. Conductors motormen and crossing station flagman were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Mnch
Bay
Bath Beach
Eytinge Guilty of Murder in Arizona Case
Phoenix jurors returned a guilty verdict against Louis V. Eytinge who claims kinship to actress Rose Eytinge for the murder of John Leich of Sheboygan. He faces a life sentence after the lengthy deliberation. Fire at Lebanon destroys several business properties causing about 40000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix, Ariz
Louis V. Eytinge
Rose Eytinge
Tiny
John) Leich
Sheboygan
Wis
Licensed to Marry: Pairings in a City Notice
A fragmented legal notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names such as John Higgins and Pliz seth Maus, Elimar Blener and Elizabeth Menzel of St. Louis, and others including Robert Walker, Annie Heddinger, Thomas Garrity, Mary Johnson, and Weston Braver with various ages and reverends cited. The readable items show several couples awaiting or have obtained licenses and wedding-related details in a historic notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 3. Higgins
Pliz
Seth T. Maus
Scott Poindexter
Mary Johnson
J. H. Robinson
A. Brashears
Florence P. Etla
Weston Braver
VW. Adams
Mary Talton
Pant Geisien
Health Office Record Of listed ages and addresses
Report lists individuals with ages and addresses including William Hieser Michigan avenue 1 year Luke Kelly 14 percent H Canitol Joseph Baker 1601 Kreamer wine 38 years William E B Stuart 925 G street uw 79 years Charles Breisford 421 10th vt nw 4 years Martha Mathoi 1139 Weston brookland 56 years Ferdinana Rupprecht 868 24th street ne 69 years Joseph Whaling 2295 Plovida avenue ne 10 years Thomas OConnor Govt Hospital Insane 38 years Lucy Brown 821 A street nw 70 years Margeret Rhodes etc Melvina Brooks 87 years Arthur Phillips 60 years Lewis Collies Georgetown Hospital 30 years Columbus Bull 2108 Hart st nw 71 year Andrew Lee 4 Paar 60 years Damen M Richardson 110 Ist at nw 10 months
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William A. Hieser
Michigan Ave
Luke Kelly
Joseph W. Baker
Willam EB
Stuart
St. Uw
Charles S. Breisford
10Th Vt. Nw
Martha’ &. Mathoi
Wenton St
Brookland
Ferdinana Rupprecht
24Th St. Ne
Joseph F. Whaling
Plovida Ave
Thomas J. O'Connor
Lucy A. Brown
Margeret
Rhodes
We .Sn
Lave
Imo
Melvina_ Brooks
Arthur Phill
Lewis Collies
Georgetown
Columbus Bull
Hart St.ct
Andrew Lee
Damen M. Richardson
Baby Girl Dies After Streetcar Crash Riot Fears
A three year old girl Mamie Conti was run over by a Marcy avenue car near 18 Sackett street New York at 6 pm Her legs were severed and she died soon after An angry mob formed with thousands of men and police kept order Capt Tighe led reserves and a nurse aided the child while chaos loomed New York May 1
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Washington Post
New York
Mamie Conti
Sackett Street
Tighe
Capt
Mamie
Man and Wife Drown in Savannah Canal Lock Accident
Augusta Ga May 21 Harold T Anderson and wife Louise were drowned in the canal locks seven miles above the city while riding a small steam launch. The boat capsized in a swift current as the party attempted a short turn up stream. The four other occupants, including one woman, swam to shore and the bodies have not been recovered.
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Augusta
Harold T. Anderson
Louise
Iity
Savannah River
Man found dead in hotel after inhaling illuminating gas
A 24 year old man from Germantown Philadelphia identified as Fred Ronig committed suicide by inhaling illuminating gas in a hotel room in New York. A letter from his mother urging him to return home was found among his effects along with a Waldorf Astoria room key and other items. He had registered at Milers Hotel recently and had a diamond stud pawn ticket and a Third National Bank checkbook on him.
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New York
Fred Ronig
Poplar Street
Germantown
Philadelphia
Waldorf-Astoria
Fred ‘Renig
Miler’s
Third National Bank of Philadelphia
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Mac
Ihat Semarear
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Brownsville
Oklahoma
Tiek
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Varna
Burton
Cleveland
Wera
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Riane
Michael N
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John J. Keane
Dominic’s
Ansons
Chartes
Geo. C. Shaffer
GUDE
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Northwest
Niewera
Dalzell
Ohto
To-Kalon Wine CO
Phone Main
14Th St. N. W
Haywood
Elijah Wilson
Sean Whitesell
John F. Nugent
Fred Milter
Clarence S. Darrow
E. F. Richardson
Venice
Juror Smith
Gelibagy
Women’s College
Oxford
GALL
C. A. Andrews
John E. Roosevelt
Holland
Snerlat
Tin
Josep Deutsche
Perth Amboy
N. J
New Amsterdam
Noordam
Europe
Deutsche
Soas
Perth‘Amboy
Ro. A. Peltier
Middlesex County
Deutsches
Harare
Stephen Somogye
Middlesex County Reourt
Albert Moore
Nieuw Amsterdam
Asit
Hoboken
Bell
Weinthal
Deutche
Perth
Chicago
Cher Records
Eytinge
Lebanon
Bristol
Russell County
Health Office Record
Massachusetts
M. N. Hekimian
N.W
Dunne
Amolek
Cluett
Peabody & Co
Troy, N
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