Violence in London Court as Suffragists Clash
London July 8 Emmeline Pankhurst resumes leadership of the Woman's Social and Political Union at her London HQ with a brief ruling period. In the central criminal court H R Alice Tall Grace Roe Julia Jameson and Ellen Armen face conspiracy charges amid a raid on a West End fut. A Shrapnel grenade fuse and house plans were found in their rooms. Roe Hall refuse to plead and caused disruptions as police and wardens attempted to remove them from the court.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Woman's Social and Political Union
Pankhurst
Pankhurat
West End
May EL
Mise Roe
Mia
Hall
Prisners
Melomure
Mira
Ultty
Militant suffragettes raid Glasgow poet’s birthplace arson attempt
In Glasgow in July two suffragette activists attempted to explode sage bombs at the door and windows of Thirs, the poet, in his birthplace. A night watchman interrupted them. one woman, Janet Arthur, was arrested after a struggle at the police court and remanded. The other escaped.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Tom Janevs
Ang Janet Arthur
Suffragettes disrupt Royal Scottish tour at Balloch and Dalmuir
In Dumbarton and near Glasgow on the royal tour, militant suffragettes cut decorations at Balloch bridge and unfurled a banner reading Your majesty stop the forcible feeding of women at Dalmuir. The procession continued with a hostile crowd, and the militants retreated without response from King George or Queen Mary.
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Dumbarton
Scotland
Multant
George
Queen Mary
Ballouch Bridge
Loch Lamond
Dalmuir
Glasgow
Vardaman backs Jeffersonian simplicity at Senate
Washington July. Half a million dollars to cover national government exhibit expenses at the San Francisco exposition was voted into the sundry civil bill by the Senate. Senator Vardaman of Mississippi opposed the entertainment fund, lamenting the loss of Jeffersonian simplicity and urging restraint. An amendment by Senator Hollis offering $200,000 for Salem fire relief passed without dissent.
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Washington
Senate
Vardaman
Mississippi
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Hollis
Salem
Constitutionalists Split Over Mexico City Conquest Plan
Dispatches from Mexico describe a tug between Carranza and Villa as mediators debate a plan to install a government after Mexico City falls. Carranza officials deny concessions while Huerta’s fate remains unclear. Officials in Washington caution on timing as factions press for a rapid end to the armistice and a return to war.
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Huerta
Carranza
Rafel Zubaran
Louis Cabrera
Naon
Argentina
Washington
Scretary Bryan
Thedea
Gaullupe
Mexico City
Tllegates
New York
Mexico
Vera
Third Trial Denied Harold Henwood to Die
Denver Supreme Court denies Harold P. Henwood a third trial in the 1911 killing of George E. Copeland. Henwood remains sentenced to death. the court upholds the lower court verdict and scheduling for execution in late October 1914. The case involved a barroom shooting at a Denver hotel that stirred local attention and linked to letters between Henwood and Sylvester L. Von Phul.
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Denver
Col
Harold PF. Henwood
George E. Copeland
Supreme Court
Copeland
Henwood
Sylvester L.’ von Phul
St Louis
Colonel Denny Killed in Accidental Fall at Home
Colonel Denny a Marine Corps officer died after falling from a balcony in his home while reportedly sleepwalking or suffering vertigo. The incident occurred early on a July day, striking his head on a marble table below, with family noting the fall as accidental. A separate report from Chicago mentions A D Thompson, a Duluth mining magnate, traveling to Montreal to assist his son Adam, with Dr. Wilbur Post completing the cross country journey to reach Raton, New Mexico.
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Frank L. Stired
Marine Corpa
Denny
Chicago
Raton
N. M.A
Thompson
Duluth
Stinn
Todal Tratn
Montreal
Adam
Wilbur Post
Chicago salesman confesses to child murder
Boswell C F Smith a Chicago salesman confessed to the murder of Hazel Weinstein a year old girl last night. He described carrying the body to a shop back alley and said he found a gag in the child’s mouth. Witnesses then appeared and Smith was arrested.
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Chicago
Boswell
C.F. Smith
Hazel Weinsstein
Smith
Wisconsin plumber union head indicted for Sherman act violation
Masten Louis Sonntag, secretary of the Wisconsin Association of Master Plumbers, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Iowa on charges of violating the Sherman act and was arraigned before U S Court Commissioner Toy L Morse in Fond du Lac Wisconsin and bound over for trial in the federal court.
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Fond du Lac, Wis
Louis Sonntag
Wisconsin Association of Master Plumbers
Iowa
United States Court
Toy L. Morse
Protests Over Nicaragua Treat Reach U S Senate
A message from President Melendez of Salvador relayed by Senator Smith of Michigan to the foreign relations committee outlines opposition to the proposed Nicaraguan treaty. The communiqué, drawn from New York Sun correspondence, highlights diplomatic friction and anticipated legislative scrutiny.
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Washington
Melendez
Salvador
Smith
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
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