Parker disputes Taft on law sufficiency and prosecutions
Former Judge Alton B. Parker criticizes Secretary Taft in Greensborough speech, arguing existing laws were sufficient to curb corporate abuses and that recent prosecutions reflect enforcement, not new statutes. He cites his 1904 stance and reiterates calls for proper application of law and restraint on centralizing power.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
Taft
Greensborough
N. CC
Parker
Mrr. Taft
Greenborough
N. C
DL Amaid
Ievn Jali
Crminal
United Start Abin
Talt
Thaw’s public talk shifts from open air to guarded
New York July 11 Harry K Thaw’s stance toward the press changed from an open friendly morning session at the Tombs prison to a guarded reply in the evening He said he would be guided by his counsel and would not speak further He denied insanity and urged publicity for a prior statement The will of Stanford White was filed for probate naming Mrs Bessie S White executrix The estate value was not disclosed Assistant District Attorney Garvan reported a subpoena served on Mrs Beatrice Schwartz who hosted a dinner party Thaw was allowed to attend Several witnesses including May McKensie were questioned about White Nesbit friendship
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Tombs
Thaw
Stanford White
Tha
Bessie S. White
White
Richard M. White
Garvan
Beatrice Schwartz
Sehwarta
May McKensie
Mr Garvan
Evelyn Nesbit
Miss McKensie
Mr. Garvan
Marcum
Jett
B. J. Ewen
Wic
Callahan
Court House
Commonwealth
Adama
Ben
Tom White
Byrd
Jackson
Thorsey
W. B. Johnson
Marcutes
Hat Hargliss
Kansas City
Lyons
Central Lee Company
Lee Trust
Peoples’ Ice Company
Minneapolis
Mina
Kobbery
Misa Millle Ellison
Elroy
Denver Election Inquiry Drags On In Supreme Court
Denver July 11 The supreme court was urged to stay Judge Mullins as he seeks to convene a grand jury to probe alleged frauds in the city election. Bardwell and Mullins filed separate exceptions. Judge Gabbert considers the issues after court sessions. Contempt and venue motions pepper the day as court actions continue.
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Supreme Court
Mullins
Denver
John L Mullins
Gabbert
Chambers
KR. J. Bardwell
Fedeas
Bardwell
Greeley Whitford
Mullina
Whitford
Obie
Lindsey
Mutiny and Attack Report Near Black Sea Commander
July 11 Bevastopol reports an attempt on Admiral Chouknoin at his office. He was wounded and taken to a hospital. A female assailant was killed by an orderly. Also in London a dispatch notes three youths in student uniforms shot a paymaster and two watchmen at the admiralty office and fled with $12,000. Mutinied Seventh Cavalry squadrons surrendered their arms and expressed remorse.
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Black Sea
Peet Woundiet
Terroriet
Bevastopol
Twelock
Chouknoin
Black Brea
Chouknin
Knias Potemkine
Sife
Hussian Payndeter
London
St. Petersburg
Office of
the Admiralty
Mutingus
Tambev
Seventh Cavalry
Native rising feared in Africa
Johannesburg reports disquieting rumors of a planned uprising among blacks on July 17 while Native servants warn mistresses to seek safety. Police doubt the danger though anxiety grows. Also a church conference cites openly advised uprisings. Cleveland passes through New York en route to Tamworth Ut for summer retreat after reportedly full health recovery.
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Johanesburg
Transvaal
Rand
Combs Ordered Back as Guatemala Tensions Rise
American Minister to Guatemala Leslie M. Combs is recalled to Guatemala City to monitor the crisis and protect U.S. interests as Salvadoran and Guatemalan forces mass near the border. Reports say envoy Pacus and Consul General Jenkins will engage Washington for mediation while Cabrera’s government contends with internal strife.
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Pacus
Gucemala
Cabrera
Guatemala
Mexico
Salvador
United States
Vacus
Washington
Cabrere
Balvader
Morning Journal to Deploy Forty One Deputies for Childrens Matinee
Albuquerque public notice describes extra deputies guarding the Girl in Red and the planned Morning Journal Matinee at Traction Park next Saturday. Dr Carver promises a safe event with diving horses and rides, urging all twelve and under to attend free in the grandstand and urging adults to bring youngsters for a big community show.
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Dr. Carver
Morning Journal
Deeder Carver
Buffalo Bil
Pawnee
Statehood
Carver
Bill
Billy
Buffalo Bill
Bills
Pawnee Bill
Wild Bill
Jack Crawford
Traction Park
Dr. Carve
Johnny E Tommy
Jiminy
Morkerg Journal
Giris
The
Cchildhen
Tron Park
Five Die In Woman OLAIN Trolley Wreck
A trolley wreck near Buffalo injures and kills several aboard a Erie line freight train rear collision demolished cars and a car crushed. Passengers include Mrs Emme Maloney and Miss Millie Ellison among the injured and dead. investigators consider robbery and motive unclear.
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Olain
Seoriourly
Theodore Newman
Buffalo
BE. A. Wieland
H. J. Wait
Emme
Maloney
Virgin
Sanderson
Johnson
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Otopuett Admito Election Inquiry
Kentucky
Paltte Hoon Hob
Denvee Pee Mom
Democratic
Benater Pattson
Albany Hotel
Democratic City Central Committee
Denver Utility Corporation
Beattyville, Ky
Curtin Jett
Hargis
Amedee
Africa
Grover Cleveland
Sumer
Tamworth
Calvador
Central America
Combs
Leslie M. Combs
Asist
Guatemala City
Champerloo
Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Kanes City
John Fpuakthern
Pred A. Wenn
Sherifes
Brawney
Phere
Sheripps
Hones
Albuquerque
Morging Journal
Girl In Red
Jim Kidd
Will
Morning Journal Lear
Harry
Huffalo
Marti
Wes Badly
Jowx
Utchesuon, Hegre
Organ
Nicholas Galles
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Galles
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