Foraker Seizes Knife as Senate Shocks Brownsville Probe
Senator Foraker confiscated a pocketknife from Genaro Padron a Mexican policeman witness in the Senate Military Committee inquiry into Brownsville gunfire. Padron admitted possessing the blade. Capt Kelly a Brownsville leader and veteran testified the negro troops fired, while Kelly and others questioned Capt Kilbourne’s conduct and discipline.
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Senator Foraker
Genaro Padron
Senate
Brownsville
Ohio
Padron
Foraker
Wilam Kelly
Citizens’ Committee of
Tex
Ireland
First New York Mounted Infantry
First National Bank of
Warner
Kelly
Bil McDonald
Texas Rangers
Rangers
Capt. Kelly
Capt. McDonald
Warren
Capt
John B. McDonnell
Hee
Hemenway Visits White House on Fairbanks Boom
Senator Hemenway of Indiana called at the White House amid the Fairbanks presidential campaign. He said no request was made to remove any “reactionary” label, noting the convention is far ahead and more Congressional work remains. He added no expectations of praise or slams during next week’s trip to Indianapolis.
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Hemenway
Indiana
Fairbanks
White House
Cannon
Knox
Congress
Brannagan Signs Philippine Railroad Bonds in Washington
Frank Brannagan, treasurer of the Philippine Islands, arrived in Washington to sign 100 securities for Philippine railroad bonds. The signing will take a month, followed by a month’s leave before returning to his post in Manila. Hollywood on the Hill excursion proves popular, with buyers of Luckywood lots proving a refined crowd and signaling Hollywood’s bright future.
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Frank Brannagan
Philippine Islands
Washington
Manila
Philippine Archipelago
Ints
Luckywood
Fifteenth
Hellies and
the Pines
Hollywood
Mrs Gould Faces Police Probe Over Detective Tactics
Mrs Gould reports a years long campaign by police detectives and aides linked to Howard Gould and De Lancey Nicoll. She details threats, surveillance, and a trap dinner, identifies Inspector McLaughlin as involved, and recalls Byrnes years earlier. Investigators plan subpoenas, with Jerome's grand jury looming over the Gould case and broader police corruption questions.
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Gould
Mr. Nicoll
Hummel
Police Department
Detective Bureau
Jay Gould
Mrs. Gould
McLaughlin
Fiarry Knowles
Stoward Gould
Martinique
Howard
Abe Hummel
Blackwells Island Penitentiary
Dodge-Morse
de Lancey Nicoll
Big Bill” Hawley
McLoughlin
Nicoll
Peabody
Howard Gould
Nicolls
Jerome
Grand Jury
District Attorney's Office
de Lane Nicoll
Supreme Court
Edward E. McCall
Ligut
Frank Peabody
Nicoll and
Hawley
Bingham
Hanson
Anable, Nicol, & Lindsay
Byres
New York
Inspector Byrnes
Spector McLaughlin
Hansom
Lines of Defense to Split Coastline Into Three Commanded Sectors
The plan divides the U S coast into three defense sectors for Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts under a general officer. Gen Davis, promoted yesterday, is likely the first to receive command with一aim to place all three sections under a major general of coast artillery.
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United States
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Pacific Coast
Gen. Davis
Lkkely
Coast Artillery
Galled Liar by Judge Associated with Thieves
Maryland University class of 1903 honor man Henry Roscoe Brown, linked to thieves in New York, pleads for release via a Baltimore return. Magistrate Crane condemns his conduct, warns of long term if he returns, and orders travel home with Lieut Frazee enforcing the departure. Whitey Ryan also released to Springfield after agreement to leave.
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Pennsylvania” Railroad
Charles Morris
The
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
California
Maryland University
New York
Washington Post
Henry Roscoe Brown
Fornder
Frank Brown
Maryland
University of Maryland
Bar of Maryland
Baltimore
Frazee
Central Office
Brown
Crar
Tombs
Belmont
Whitey Ryan
University
Crane
Thomas C. Sullivan
Willam H. Weisinger
City Council of
Weisinger
Weissager
Mar
Lieut. Frazee
Springfield
Mags
Magistrate Crane
Irazee
First Sight and Second Sight From Smart Set
From the Chicago News, a witty piece on marriage and love. It contrasts romance at first sight with divorce after later nights, featuring Barker and Harker style banter about seas beyond matrimony.
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Dakota Variety
The
Chicago News
Barker
Harker
Buffalo Bill and Cody Host Grand 1872 Buffalo Hunt
A reconstructed account recalls Gen Grant and Gen Custer inviting Col. Cody and Buffalo Bill to lead a grand January 1872 buffalo hunt for the Russian Grand Duke Alexis. The trio set out from North Platte, Bill guiding on a swan station, with Buffalo Bill and Custer in bold plainsman dress and the Duke eager for a famed plains adventure.
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Buffalo Bill
Zalls
Col. Cody
Grant
Gen
Custer
Alexis
North Platte
Mwebr
Sheridan
Cody
Bill
Alexs
Red Willow
Madison
Smith & Wesson
United States
Rustin
Jake
Not So Terrible From the Houston Past
The piece recalls a humorous vignette about rumors of drinking and a man who supposedly only drinks twenty year old whisky. It notes a wife’s claim versus a cited case sketch from Smart Set and touches on a quick lunch counter habit affecting heart health and romance with a waitress.
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Houston
Olive
Violet
Tom
Warner's Safe Cure credited with saving child life
A letter from Mrs. Timmerman asserts Warner's Safe Cure cured her two year old daughter, once deemed incurable with bladder inflammation and gallstones. After three months without improvement, five days of treatment brought rapid recovery. the family includes a photo of a now healthy child. The ad touts kidney disease cures and offers trial bottles and free medical booklets.
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J. Timmerman
Ridge Spring
S.C
Flelen
Warner
THE
Washington Post
Helen Timmerman
Sare Cure CO
Rochester
N. C
Menton
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H.R. Brown
Ullsia
Ours
Gen. Custer