Horrors in the Empire of Czar Nicholas Rise
Washington reports from June 16 reveal President Roosevelt's new stance in the meat inspection debate as he accepts changes urged by Rep Wadsworth and Rep Adams, aiming for a thorough, rigid inspection system. A Texas and Pacific suit seeks sales of railroad segments to satisfy a 1906 New York judgment, with bonds issued in 1867 tied to the Mississippi El Paso & Eastern line.
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Court of Review
House Committee
Beveridge
Texas and Pacific
Paris
Texas
Charles B. Browne
New York
United States Circuit Court
Texas & Pacific Railway
Jefferson
Texarkana
Texarkana Junction
Southern District
Mississippi, el Paso &Astern
Mississippi, el Paso & Eastern Railway
Mississippi, el Paso & Eastern
Texas & Pacific System
Judge Abbott Expedited McKinley County Court Terms
Special to The Evening Citizen reveals Judge Abbott driving through the McKinley County term with limited funds. The grand jury issued 60 more indictments while the petit jury heard Valdez and Baca for Gibson mine murder. George Random’s assault sentence was suspended for good behavior. A venue change moved Five Gregory Page’s murder case toward the next Barnabo term. New York Money Market notes steady call money and prime mercantile paper values.
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McKinley
Ty Court
Grand Jury
Valdez
Baca
Gibson
George Random
Gill
Gregory Page
Barnabo
Dodson
Attempt to ruin Miss Goss by acid attack shocks Alamo Gordo
Information from Alamo Gordo reports a woman threw volatile acid at Miss F Pearl Goss while she slept in a guest room. The attacker slipped a screen and fled. tracks show a single woman's shoe, but no motive or suspect has been found. Miss Goss, a respected young woman, escaped serious injury.
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Miss F Pearl Goes
Alamogordo
John Schultz
Miss Goss
Gowy
All About the Army and Our Growing Navy
Washington reports on army and naval affairs including mileage rulings for officers traveling with Taft's party and remain ing details. Navy midshipmen cruise from Annapolis will not return until August while senior graduates prepare for February ceremony. Remarkable circus transportation system impresses observers, yet coal substitute debates continue for ships with oil trials planned for Wyoming and larger vessels.
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Navy Department
Naval, Academy
North Atlante
Naval Academy
Neet
Edward F. Qualt
Denver
John C. Coldwell
Des Moines
William F. Halsey
Arkansas
Mander
Robert H. Gait
Florida
Charles W. Bartlett
Nevada
Alfred Reynolds
Newark
Washington, D.C
Naval Engineers
Wyoming
Bonaparte
Naval General Board
Salt Lake Tribune Goes Up in Smoke
Bal Lake Utah June 16 fire gutted the upper floor of the Tribune building, the state’s oldest morning paper, destroying the editorial and mechanical departments. Losses run high and the blaze disrupted operations. American tennis players faltered in the international contest as British holders secured a trophy lead.
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Bal Lake
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Wehfes & Waluatie Library
Davie Cu
Broom Makers Hold Convention in Chicago Illinois
A specially called meeting of the Broom Manufacturers Association of the United States and Canada opened in Chicago to discuss key issues including proposed broom price increases, high broom corn insurance costs, and freight rates. President Castro is willing to be president again. Venezuela's leadership will resume July per a state department dispatch.
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United State
Canada
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Dowie on Witness Stand in Zion City Controversy
Chicago June 16 Dowie testifies before Judge Landis in the Zion City case. He recalls a revelation night in Melbourne or Sydney while leading a Bible society and describes an unexpected claim by a deacon that he was Elijah. The cross examination probes identity and divine call amid the ongoing trial.
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Dowie
Landis
United States District Court
Zion City
Elijah
Melbourne
Sydney
Australia
Bible Society
Allenivta
Dowle
Statehood bill duly legalized and log cabin homage
Kentucky events report Home Coming in Louisville honoring Abraham Lincoln at the log cabin birthplace with Adlai E. Stevenson and Henry Watterson. Cornerstone laid for Kentucky's new capitol in Frankfort with Governor Beckham presiding. many former Kentuckians attend as excursion trains fill Frankfort lines. Speier. St Louis. Spelter price noted.
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Central Park
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Henry Watterson
Stevenson
Lincoln
Kentucky
Frankfort
Beckham
Capitol Commission
Whce
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Proctor Knott
Preston H. Leslie
James I. McCreary
William C. Bradley
President Signs Statehood Bill In D C
The president signed the statehood bill at 3 05 pm with delegates Andrews Bond Hamilton McGuire and many territorial citizens present He warned Arizona that rejecting now may end future offers Senators Beveridge and Delegate Andrews spoke and Andrews received a gold pen Kean signed next to Cannon as the bill moved to the White House In the House a sundry civil bill passed after amendments and the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill moved to the president for approval Representative Lester of Georgia remained in critical condition after a skylight fall at his apartment building in Washington D C Copper and lead prices in New York were steady
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Andrews
New Mexico
Ira M. Bond
Hamilton
McGuire
Oklahoma
Arizona
South Carolina
Beveridge
Kean
Fairbanks
Lester
Rufus Lester
Georgia
New York
Edward B. Kinsla
London
Forty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Europe
Robert H. McGunty
McVickar-Galliard Realty Company
Forty-third Street
Telhat
Usu
Remarkable murder case in courts of Turin
Turin June 16 The Countess Teodolinda Marri Bom martini after three years and eight months of a ten year sentence has just been released on ticket of leave. The trial began in Turin after a long inquiry into the murder of Count Hammar tin k at Bologna in 1902. Four hundred witnesses testified and the defendants were convicted with Tullio Murri found guilty of murder and others implicated in the case.
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Bonmartini
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Bologna
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Tullio Murri
Teodolinda Murri
Secebi
Pio Nalai
Roya Bonetti
Tullo Murri
Tullio
Rosa Bonetti
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