Wreck on East Bound Limited No 4 Delays Trains and Claims Two Lives
A late night wreck on the east bound Limited No 4 near Manila claimed engineer Curran and fireman Thomas. Conductor Frost escaped injury. injured passengers include an agent with a broken ankle and dislocated shoulder. Telegraph lines were down until noon yesterday, delaying communications to Albuquerque. Manila lies 269 miles west of this city, with Train No 3 due at 8 36 p m. Engineers attempted speed to make up time after a curve and burned trestle blocked the way.
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Manila
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Divine Healer Held for Manslaughter in Utah
In Salt Lake City a warrant was issued for Charles H. Titus a so called divine healer after two of his children died of diphtheria and a third lies ill He allegedly allowed deaths without medical care an undertaker flagged the case when Titus bought a coffin for his two year old boy Titus admitted no burial permit and planned to bury the children in his yard.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles H. Titus
Titus
Hearst Prolongs Mayoralty Contest In New York
In the Hearst mayoralty recount, Clarence J Shearn presented evidence of ballot box stuffing at a key division. Edward Murray testified poll books listed 359 votes vs 392 in recounts, with Shearn seeking adjournment to cover about fifty more districts and argue that entire districts with discrepancies be discarded. Richmond county clerk reported missing envelopes with 203 votes and contested ballots.
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Morning Journal
New York
Clarence J Shearn
W. R. Hearst
Ernest
Lambert
Edward Murray
New York Audit Company
Shearn
McClellan
Hichmond County
Attell and Baldwin Tie After Six Round New York Fight
Abe Attell of San Francisco and Marty Baldwin fought six fast rounds at Union Athletic Club in New York. The bout ended with both on their feet and the decision left to points. the action was evenly contested with Attell showing the early edge and Baldwin rallying in later rounds.
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Abe Attell
San Francisco
Marty Baldwin
Union Athletic Club
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Baldwin
Heag
Cyclone Thompson Wins Knockout in Utah Bout
Ogden Utah June 29 Cyclone Johnny Thompson knocked out Pete Sullivan in the early twelfth round of a scheduled twenty round fight at Utah Hot Springs. Sullivan stayed gamely on the floor after repeated nine counts while Thompson remained never in danger.
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Sullivan
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Taft Ends War Office Day With Politics Talk
Secretary Taft mixed official duties with political maneuvering in Washington. He met Ohio Republicans Walter Brown Henry Williams and N. A. Gilbert to discuss backing Arthur I. Vorys for national chairman and planned a July 8 Hot Springs meeting after telegraphing Vorys to attend next Wednesday. Taft declined to discuss Hitchcock or the national chairmanship publicly.
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Republican State Executive Committee
N. A. Gilbert
Washington
Taft
Arthur I. Vorys
Vorys
Hitchock
Wright
Aft
Fran H. Hitchcock
Chicago
Hitchcock
National Committee
Hot Springs
June Bug Entered In Aeroplane Contest
New York June 29 arrangements were completed for what may be the first public official flight in America for the prize for navigating all types of heavier-than-air machines. Glenn H Curtiss will test the June Bug next Sunday at Hammondsport New York after its 1140 yard flight last Thursday. The event is linked to the Scientific American cup and a meeting of Aero club members discussed contest conditions with Curtiss in attendance.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
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Curtiss Aims for Cup After 3400 Foot Flight
The rule required a one kilometer straight line distance but could be flown curved. Curtiss’ flight reached about 3400 feet, slightly over the target, and he expressed confidence he could win the cup.
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Curtiss
Prohibition Movement Targets Democratic Convention
Report from the convention scene notes organizers pressing to keep Prohibition on the agenda. James J. Purcell and Samuel Deneny visited Bryan labor leaders in Washington and will attend the Denver gathering to back a labor friendly plank. Marvel and Beamish depart for Denver to establish Gray headquarters and push for votes. Governor Johnson of Minnesota is seen as underestimated but not a major Bryan rival.
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Washington, D. C
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Clayton Not Informed On Election as Chairman
Montgomery June 29 Henry D Clayton said to be chosen by W J Bryan as permanent chair at the Denver convention departed for Birmingham then Lincoln en route to Denver He knew nothing of the chairman selection beyond press dispatches and believed the men chosen would hardly know until Denver.
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Henry D. Clayton
W. J. Bryan
Denver
Birmingham
Lincoln
Clayton
Bell
Secret Trial For German Prince Opens In Berlin
Prince Philip zu Eulenburg stood before a judge and jury in Berlin on perjury and subornation charges tied to recent scandals. The court, attended by a few bystanders, halted public access as evidence risked public morals, while witnesses including Count Kuno von Moltke testified and the prince entered in an ambulance.
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Morning Journal Special
Berlin
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Prince Zu Fulenberg
Austria
Kuno von Moltke
Beypt
Maximilian Harden
Bernstein
Harden
Starnbure
Leidenburg
Fee's Root Beer Featured as Quality Beer at Walson’s Drug
An old advertisement promotes Fee's Root Beer as the beer of quality sold at Walson’s Drug. The line emphasizes the product’s superior taste and reliability, aiming to attract customers seeking a trusted beverage.
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Poisoned Doctor's Death Sparks Murder Mystery
Philadelphia reported sensational case of Dr. W H Wilson who died from cyanide poisoning after consuming ale mailed for trial. Investigators tie motive to a young man from a prominent client family, with police promising a full reveal after three days of inquiry.
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W. H. Wilson
E Xpress
Peter Schemm Brewing Company
Schemm
Wilson
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Cornwells
Sherman Progress Report Sparks Optimism During Campaign
Cleveland June 29 The condition of Representative James A Sherman republican vice presidential candidate continues to improve. Tonight he is rapidly recovering with temperature pulse and respiration normal.
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James 8. Sherman
Persian lawmakers hanged after court martial verdicts
Teheran dispatch reports twelve members of the national council condemned by court martial have been hanged. The action, dated June 29, follows a string of political crackdowns in Iran.
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Teheran
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