Darrow Leads Off in Miner Case Trial
The trial scene at Colrnito-Wite venue opens with Darrow leading, followed by Seunvos Horan and others as the defense argues admissibility of evidence about miner deportation and detective involvement. Judge Wood plans to rule tomorrow, with Hawley to open the defense and Borah, Richardson, and others weighing in on legality and conspiracy standards.
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Seunvos Horan
Mecarth Cpate
Colrnito
Tyicon
Dietard
Boise
Iduno
Tuy
She Rolf
Wialllan HL
Wood
Chillviee Tarray
Heur Ani
Hull
Avalon
Seiatrt
Borah
Yar
I. FF. Richardsor
Fudue Wood
Creel
Tayowl
Harry Orchard
Awners
Embon
Federation
Prile
Faropsat
Areumort & Counsel
Darrow
Tie
Orcharé
Pinkertons
Orehned
Maywood
Vindietior
Independence Station
Exulontun
Orjfore
K. C. Sterling
D. C. Scott
Pintersons
Jain
Tombers
Bradley
San Francices
Orchard
Hingelf Larely
Wade
Thichardson
Hawley
Bivhunivot
Emperor seeks aid as Korean crisis unfolds in Seoul
After hours of talks in Seoul the emperor considered stepping down to the crown prince, while Marquis Ito pressed for a peaceful solution. The cabinet urged abdication but the emperor delayed a clear reply, meeting Ito for a one hour audience.
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Talis
Seoulsis
Arith
Kokumin
Wiemab
Heiler'y
Seoul
Alarauts
Hayashi
Tokio
Née
Ito
Margula Ito
Weren
Japan
Admissibility of bribe testimony in California case
In San Francisco on July 18, opposing counsel argued over admissibility of testimony from ten supervisors besides Charles Boxton about bribery by Theodore Hal sey. The issue is whether a bribe taker is an accomplice of the giver, a question appellate courts have not final settled. Judge Lawlor said the matter will be decided before the jury charging.
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San Francisco
Charles Boxton
Theodore V. Halsey
Milligrnia
Anpreme
Lawlor
Wribe
Chinook pioneer John Flinders dies in Tacoma train accident
John Flinders, 62, longtime Chinook resident and rancher, was killed at a Tacoma street crossing when struck by a train. A prominent figure in Chinook farming and local business, he helped operate a hotel and served as a ten year member of local lodge Woodmen of America. He is survived by a wife, three children, and a daughter-in-law of Chinook.
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Foam
Tacoma
Joan Pinna
Chinook
Pflimlers
Traz
Husticas
Moder Woodmen
Amurlen
Mra
Unnsen
Wreck Echoes Through Telegraphers Meeting at Oakland
A July Oakland gathering of telegraphers echoes a year after a deadly wreck. Executives reevaluate concessions, with rumors of rifts between President Susall and his board while workers demand stronger protections and accountability from Western Union.
Meraceth Mostals Special Maintains Petition to Close Roads
Residents of Belings seek permanent road closure by county board after submitting a petition. They allege road hazards threaten passersby, especially children walking to and from school, and request action to remove the dangers.
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Tae Srin
Board of County Commissioners
Howling and Fighting at County Convention Disturbs Crowd
A chaotic meeting in Guidnyie county erupted with mobs, flashed knives, pistols drawn, and injuries as rival factions clashed. Deputy Marshal Gui Ledbetter arrived, restrained the scene, and saved Henry Asp from deeper harm, while temporary leadership turmoil faded and order returned.
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Murkuyos
Henry Asp
United States
Gui Ledbetter
Phe Beene
Peetieaty
Ledbottom
Asp
Vga
Chatrmat
Quick
Trial of Haul in Baden Baden Over Wife's Mother's Death
In Karlsruhe Baden Baden July 18 considerable progress was made at the trial of Haul the former princess in Guange Washington university charged with the murder of his wife s mother van Molitor of Baden Baden. Witnesses described a disguise beard and a telegram to Mrs Haul in London as key details while the court heard affidavits and questioned many witnesses regarding the events surrounding the death. The prisoner insisted on answering only some questions as proceedings continued into the evening.
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Erlsruhe
Wael Ha
Piretesenr
Dora Metager
Baden-Haden
Mauter Villa
Lillian
Hall
Revkter
Tranktort
Tor Hau
Ana
Wallaea
Tsehechter
Frankfort
Haw
Hau
London
Sechier
Paris Witses
Walter
Bln
Haul
Tf Olea
Hay
Cam
Uult Camplastana
Lis Wit
Iifmapers
Wov
Caimplaase
Collagero Gendusa
Costa
Woaia
Campinscana
Angelo Tucaracaterra
Tony Gandusa
Steffany Monfre
Chien Duchesel Theat Tom
Jury frees six men in New Orleans kidnap slaying case
A Louisiana jury acquitted Mri and Dies. Carapins cane Collagerno Gendusa and Tony Costa of complicity in the Wallet Lamina kidnapping and strangling near New Orleans. The trial lasted four days, ending after 43 minutes of deliberation amid threats of a lynching.
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Tinnnville la
Milltia
Caplin
Charley
St. Charles Parish
New Ora Jeans
Tral
Prominent Omaha Man William A Paxton Dead
William A Paxton, a longtime Omaha businessman of notable wealth, died suddenly at his home. Born in Springfield Kentucky, he moved to Omaha, contributed to the construction of the military road and helped build the Union Pacific railway. He later made a fortune in cattle in Nebraska and Wyoming.
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Omana
William A. Paxton
Nan
Mr. Paxton
Springfel
Omath
Umatha
Salt Lake
Union Pacific Railway
Nebraska
Wyoming
Linemen and Companies May Unite on Peace Basis
In Lake July 18 peace between telephone companies and linemen is expected as a result of a meeting to be held tomorrow. M J Sullivan vice president of the electrical workers union will meet with Linemen union officers and company representatives. Leaders from across the union and company side have been summoned to confer.
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Tiny
I. Sh Pen
Western Union
Rhoegentance
Atrikere
Hey
Miller
River Mig Company
Susall
Chicago
Tabor Cotitetssana Asses J Neill
Tory Fee
Igalt Lake
M. J. Sullivan
Electrical Workers Union
Linet
Intersacia
Thr
Accusation and Defamation Case Dismissed
Brest July 18 The spit at Moxwaider Ureger against Countess Rodette di Porgles for defamation of character was dismissed by the court. Ueger formerly served as secretary at the Russia embassy in Washington and faced charges of flimsy allegations and withdrawal after negotiations.
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Brest
Peance
Moxwaider
Ureger
Rodette di Porgles
Ueger
Ache Wena
Russia
Whahingin
M. Groger
Earnstose
M. Crreger
Cregee
Fragmentary item from the era with garbled notes
The readable words describe a scene involving walking figures, a fever curing claim, and mentions of a person named Aloara Ball Bete TUR Dee. The text is highly garbled and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts to identify a date, place, or event.
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Arika
Parade of B P O Elks eclipsed by heat and rain disaster
The Philadelphia parade of B P O Elks drew about 20 000 marchers and 12 000 floats on Broad Street. Heat and humidity, estimated 90 degrees, caused prostration of thousands. 3500 were treated by hospitals and ambulances, one man died, and rescue crews worked for hours. A severe storm disrupted the end, but no further injuries were reported.
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Jamca Rowley
Paris
Yaare
Brod Street
Thea Paradia
de. Patterson
Polios
Sti
Parade
China
Atlantic
Prussia
John P. Sullivan
New Orleans
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Denver
Kansas City
St Joseph
Minneapokta
Paso
Kenosha
Tis
Grand Lodge
State Association of Elks
Fatva
Itsrincipal Wei Wit One
Charitable
Celernul Nes Therrand Wdgeise
Ets Tor Vomuittee
Galdfield
Tonopah
Record of extreme heat and casualties in the Northeast
Severe heat sweeps the East with record temperatures and power outages. Hospitals report heat-related illnesses and dozens of deaths as cities struggle to respond. Officials urge cooling centers and emergency measures to protect residents amid the sizzling conditions.
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Widax
Adame Goini
Korda
Presiant
Dyto AG
Hayaeut
Anave
Margus Mo
Len Eelves
Stalismiem
Korea
Murauls Ito
Hogue
Itd Palage
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John Flinders
San Prarvisog
Ecrakine
Oakland
Aid
My J
Rebly
J. Konbakeyip
Em. Sullivan
Uis
T He Suikerk
Uwe
Sault
Retanals Aod den
Apechit Lisparon
Ushuaia Ety Helena
Nertieam Baetiy
Railrdad
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Urougih
Partie
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Mers Chandive
Wallan
Ghleewey
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Westmont
N. P
Graham
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Omaha
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Washington
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