Haywood Trial Near End as Defense Concludes Evidence
Beginning of the end of the Haywood trial was reached as defense rests its case with few witnesses left. Judge Wood plans to receive instructions and resumes Monday with H. Moyer and W. Haywood to testify, while jurors complain of long confinement and the pace of proceedings.
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Federal Court Rules Against Liquor Men
Federal court decision targets a liquor shipment issue and delivery disputes involving a company and officials. The ruling references a judge and enforcement actions with potential penalties and appeals noted. The text discusses shipment routes and public notices related to violations and legal challenges in the wake of court action.
Fort Dallas Natione Bank Closure Reported
Washington reports the Fort Dallas Natione Bank of Miami was closed today by order of the Comptroller of the Currency after a review flagged safety concerns. No further details were provided on the reasons or next steps for depositors.
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Pacific Fleet Move Still Uncertain As Ships Remain Unknown
Morning Journal reports Rear Admiral J H Brownson after lunch with President Roosevelt says he knows only what newspapers show about the Pacific cruise. He notes statements by Secretaries Metcalf and Loeb and doubts any confirmed plan exists.
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Six Years for Bookkeeper in Allegheny Bank Failure
In Pittsburgh on July 5, Judge Ewing sentenced Edward P. McMillin, the bookkeeper who pleaded guilty to false entries and misapplication of funds, to six years and six months for the two charges. Charles Menzemer received five years and six months for misapplication of funds and aiding TL Lee Clark, who killed himself. Harvey faces sentence after a short delay. Bilson’s sentence was suspended on some charges and he was acquitted on others.
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Admirals Say No Immediate War Rush With Japan
New York July 6 Hear Admiral Hobart Ty Mvana commander of the fleet says no orders for a Pacific cruise and only routine repairs at Brooklyn Navy Yard. He notes docks are tight but no special rush. no immediate war plans or fertilizer preparations and the expedition remains uncertain amidst Pacific duty rumors.
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Ambitious Railway Project Progress and Diplomatic Notes
Dispatches report New York officials confirming a French led plan to complete a railway to Chicago by a target date in early July. The piece mentions tensions with Japan and China amid broader strategic rivalries and notes managers at the Chicago Bolton line press ahead with construction toward Venues in Illinois, with related political maneuvers and proposed dates.
Bailey Brow Slain by Alor in Jail Break Try
An inmate led a jail break at Raton New Mexico county jail. Talley Brown was shot and killed by Jailer John Gate who stopped the escape alone at gunpoint. Other prisoners were forced back into their cells.
Canada Objects to Japanese Immigration Policy Debates
The article reports Canadian officials opposing Japanese immigration and efforts to deport Orientals failing to meet requirements. Inspector Monnae signals enforcement tightening, with inquiries and potential exclusion measures targeting applicants not qualifying by the required standards.
Bank Teller Runyan Arrested After Stolen Cash Recovered
Chester B Runyan, a Wind sor Trust teller, was arrested in New York after fleeing with 544,410 from the bank. He hid in an apartment at 619 West 104th Street with Mrs Laura Carter and a maid. detectives recovered the cash and found Runyan in possession of part of it. He claimed the rest was hidden in a chest and a drawer. Mrs Carter denied aiding him and contested the money transfers. A director, George W Young, said Runyan had a list showing a deficit of 81,000 in related matters.
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Ten Thousand Acres Flooded in California
Legal notices report a flood effect in California with ten thousand acres affected. The article notes downstream concerns, property impact, and mentions related corporate bankruptcy proceedings and parties involved. Further details reference Wabty Amusement Company and Morris Larges in Matte, Mop, with filings in federal court.
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Children Perish in Colorado Lake Tragedy
Four youngsters died after drowning in a Colorado lake during a family outing. Names and ages are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident involved multiple children and warnings were issued as investigators examine the scene.
Petersburg Event Draws July Meeting In Thea area
The town of Kigtur hosts a July meeting described as a thrlerads gathering with multiple speakers and officials. Attendees include Lucia W. Hayt secretary treasurer and Major B. Chanthes from Houston.
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Houston
Tillman Dolliver Duel Rumor Debunked In City
A Jackson Michigan report claims Senator Benjamin Tillman challenged Senator J P Dolliver to a duel during a visit, but local sources dismiss the tale as false. Tillman spoke Wednesday and left for the South before Dolliver arrived to lecture, while Dolliver criticized Tillman’s stance on law and race.
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National Railroads of Mexico Formed From Merger Plan
Mexico City July 6 arrangements publish a merger of the Mexican Central and National railroad lines. The new National Railroads of Mexico will absorb and operate the lines with a government majority in the stock. Initial capital to be $46,000,100 Mexican, bonds to be issued include up to $160,000,000 Mexican mortgage bonds bearing 12 percent interest and up to $327,000,000 Mexican general mortgage bonds at 4 percent, guaranteed by the government.
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American Outlaw Slain in Canada
American outlaw known as Terrible Terry, an ex convict and robber, is shot and killed by A. J. Lindsey near Mumias in Canada while reportedly fleeing U.S. justice. The incident follows Terry’s past crimes including abduction and gun violence, with local authorities involved in the pursuit and extradition context.
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Physician Endings Self with Bitter Drink
A promoter known for eeneprises and wealth reportedly died by his own hand using a lethal drink. The subject, linked to a Midtend ll company’s California operations and a string of game lente, is identified with Dan Pateh era.
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Return of Mexican Prisoner Sparks Justice Action
The Justice Department orders the U S district attorney to probe an alleged kidnapping from Douglas Arizona to Mexico of Manuel Sarabia an agitator linked to a Mexican newspaper in St Louis The inquiry follows Sarabias supporters request and may involve the arrest of a Douglas based Mexican consul if facts hold The government may seek Sarabia’s return to Arizona if warranted
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El Paso Seizes Alleged Revolutionist Garza
Jesus Garza, pursued from Musquiz Mexico, arrives in El Paso and is arrested for carrying concealed weapons. Mexican Consul Mallen offers release if he returns to Mexico, but Garza declines. He is tried, fined, released amid claims of a kidnapping plot by revolutionists and supporters. Garza linked to Regeneracion, St. Louis junta organ.
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Infernal Machine Blamed for Alabama Mine Blast
State Mine Inspector Walton Stutledge announced that an infernal machine made with a loaded revolver and twenty five pounds of powder triggered the explosion at Consolidated mine No. 17 in Collinsville, killing Louis Colonia and August Genetti. Superintendent Houck reported no prior miner trouble and could not explain the apparent wholesale killing attempt.
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United States Judge Dies in Philadelphia
Judge Charles Swayne of the United States district for the northern district of Florida died at the University of Pennsylvania today from kidney trouble. He rose to notoriety amid an impeachment process in the Senate during the last session of the Fifty-ninth Congress, where he was acquitted largely along party lines.
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Mysterious disease kills Wyoming sheep in 20 000 loss
Cheyenne Wyoming July 5 states that 20 000 sheep have died from grubs in the head with no effective remedy found. State officials call on the Bureau of Animal Industry to send government experts to combat the pest. Mysterious deaths of sheep attributed to the same cause are reported across the region.
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Moorish Troops and Rebels In Drawn Battle
A Mellila dispatch reports a heavy indecisive engagement yesterday between Moroccan rebels and imperial troops ending at dusk. The rebel chief was killed, and Spanish forces at Melilla have been reinforced. Nearby St. Louis received news of two distinct earthquake shocks at Hismarck with minor damage.
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