Hoch Confident After Reprieve In His Case
Hoch declares he is the happiest man in the world and says he will meet death bravely if the supreme court rules against him. He chats with guards and expresses hope the court will decide in his favor, noting a $500 payment to his attorney from A. H. Thompson and other aids.
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Hoch
Supreme’ Court
Evie
A. H. Thompson
Hoon
Kney
Whiteman
F. W. McNamara
Tay
Oyers
Bigamist Hoch Still On Earth Depicted in Alarm
Cora Wilson at the elev th our rushes to rescue condemned man in a chaotic scene. The report highlights Hoch as a bigamist still alive and on earth, prompting urgency and danger as authorities move to intervene.
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Bigamist
Cora Wilson
Reprieve Halts Hanging for Hoch in Illinois Case
London-educated politician Johann Hoch known as Bluebeard faced execution in Chicago for poisoning a wife. A last minute stay was granted after funds for an appeal were raised by a local attorney and a supporter. Gov Deneen approved the reprieve hours before the scheduled hanging as Hoch awaited a possible review by the supreme court.
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Johann Hock
Bluebeard
Higamint
Overnor Deneen
Hoch
Whitina
Whitman
Dengen
State Boards of Pardons
Ite
Attorn
Hoemer
White Tong
Healey
Deneen
Mewis
Japan Prefers Armistice If Russia Has Credentials
New York July 2 No statement was issued by the Japanese peace commission regarding President Roosevelt's visit. Mr Sato the official spokesman said Japan is willing to agree to an armistice after credentials are verified and the commissioners are authorized. He recalled delays in prior negotiations and noted the need for plenary powers from the emperor. He said the commission would act formally on its work and that no indemnity request from China had been made or discussed.
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New York
Hes
Roosevelt
Baron Komura
Mtivist Takahira
Sato
Roosevel
Japan
Chine
St. Sato
Russia
Manchurh
Government to Move Bennington Disaster Remains
Honors for Ensign Perry held at St Pauls church as plans to ship bodies to families unfold. Government prepares to exhume and repatriate the 49 sailors from the Bennington disaster, with two already requesting return at government expense. Remains to be interred at Stockbridge Massachusetts after service.
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Newman K. Perry
Bennington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. A.M. Richey
J. H. Johnson
Los Angeles
Stone
Chicago
Young
Army
Military Order
Loyal Legion
Fort Rosecrans
Naval Reserve
Chamber of Commerce
Stockbridge
Point Lomaire
Maine
Congress
Morris
Fires Rage as Officials Missed Lead in Forest Inferno
The council notes fires burn through nearby forests with no organized effort to stop spread. Few men available and no government officials to lead, though telegrams have been sent to Superintendent Fenn urging immediate action. The assembly had previously adopted a proposal for a public vote on August 13.
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Fenn
Physiology official Moore resigns from Agriculture dept
Washington reports George Moore a physiologist in the Agriculture Department tendered his resignation to Secretary Wilson and it was accepted. The move follows a department hearing where it was alleged his wife owned stock in a company producing culture for sail inoculation and Moore had directed farmers to obtain supplies from the concern. Moore cites criticism as his reason, while Wilson and Assistant Secretary Hay said they had no criticisms after reviewing his explanation.
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Washington
George Moore
Wilson
Ithen
Moore
Hay
Battles near Sakhalin reported by Tokyo naval aide
Admiral Kataoya reports a Japanese squadron found the Kastri bay lighthouse abandoned and observed four guns near Alexandrovski post office. The city burned, a magazine-like building exploded, Russians retreat to Luikoff three miles southeast. Russians isolated without roads, Japan expects swift victory and control of Sakhalin.
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Kataoya
Kastri Bay
Krestawamp
Basalt Sland
Alexandrovski_ post office
Sakhalien Island
Sakhatein
Alexandrovski
Luikoff
Alexandrov
Alexandrovaki
Sakhallen
Judge Mewes Seeks Impartial Record On Case
A court exchange shows Judge Mewes asking for a clear, nonrecord statement to dispel any perceived prejudice. He notes not being a city resident yet values the local bar, requesting assurance that his widavit rests on solid grounds and is not biased against either side.
Helena Judge Faces Abuse of Fair Trial Law Case
Fudge Henry C Smith of Helena clashes with attorney B B Thresher in Silver Bow county as Thresher seeks to disqualify six judges alleging bias. Judge Smith jailed Thresher for contempt after remarks deemed trifling and insincere, with hearings interrupted by disqualification motions and threats of further action unless the supreme court intervenes.
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Fudge Henry C. Smith
Helena
B. B. Thresher
Butte
Smith
Thresher
Silver Bow
L. P. Forestell
McClernan
Donlan
Calla
Agricultural Department Sets Stock Shipment Rules
The Agricultural Department issues regulations for livestock shipments under the 28 hour law. Requirements include sturdy racks, proper water troughs, and no overloads. Ships must stop five minutes to water and allow cows to drink, with exact head counts by cattle weight and car capacity.
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Euttie
Notera
Sayan for President Proposed by Mr Ryan
Madison Wisconsin July 20 percent Wisconsin Democrats to the number of 300 tonight gave a banquet to William J Bryan Several leading Republicans also were present The guest of the evening was Bryan who spoke of an extended European trip He expressed thanks for the chance to present ideas and principles of the democratic party He said the main issue in politics is the decision to pursue broader good government TF Ryan democratic national committeeman proposed Bryan for presidency in 1908
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Madison
Wit
Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Democrat Party
Ryan
Mutual Reserve Life Responds To New York Inquiry
New York July 2 The Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company issued a statement defending its board’s reply to the state insurance department’s examination report. The inspector had charged concealment of judgments, surplus exaggeration, and delayed claim settlements. The company argues that the department’s claims are unsupported and notes cash payments and asset figures differ from prior statements.
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New York
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
New York State Insurance "Department
Vanderpool
Mutual Reserve Company
Paieman
Groese
Tae Ana
That Splendid Fleet Lying in the Hudson
President Roosevelt after inspecting the Sea Breeze home at Coney Island praised the fleet on the Hudson. He noted admiral Evans and officers for their maneuvering and target practice, expressing pride in the American fleet and its readiness, while signaling the battleships at the river.
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Oyster Bay
Roose Velt
Sea Breeze Home
Coney Island
New York
Admiral Evans
Ofiers
Hudson
New Governor Named for Bleeding Moscow
St. Petersburg reports General Durnovo appointed governor general of Moscow replacing General Kozloff. Durnovo, a council of the empire member and former Moscow governor in 1812, is described as extremely wealthy and experienced in administration. His son served on the torpedo cat destroyer Redovi at the Battle of the Sea of Japan and escaped to Vladivostok.
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St. Petersburg
Durnovo
Council of the Empire
Moscow
Kozloff
Jey
Zematvo
Congr Durnovo
Rot
Redovi
Vladivostok
Aged pawnbroker murdered in Detroit tonight
A 60 year old pawnbroker was killed at his shop in Detroit near police headquarters by thieves who surprised him alone in his shop. The robbers escaped with about $300 in cash and possibly 4,000 dollars in diamonds.
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Detroit
Mich
Gosepn Alever
Italians of the South Intend to Cooperate
New Orleans July 28 leading Italians issue an address urging countrymen to seek help immediately if ill. They promise relief including physician services money medicines and food, to show yet that Italians can meet emergencies boldly and without burdening others.
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New Orleans
Tralian
Felong le
Linsaniding Ndt
Disease report from New Orleans during fever outbreak
The report details yellow fever progress in New Orleans up to 6 p.m. with 17 deaths to date and 19 cases under treatment. Italians and poorer residents dominate fatalities, while health officials note quarantine tightening and cases appearing in surrounding parishes including Tampa and La Fourche. Guards restrict movement as city seeks to contain the outbreak.
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New
New Orleans
Tampa
Fla
la Fourche
Ascension
Sty .Mary
Placquemine Parishes
They Are After Me Says Turkey's Sultan
In Consternation the sultan of Turkey declares pursuit as investigators in Kustendji uncover rifles and compromising papers. A search by authorities at Constats in Romania reveals a Turkish steamer stranded near Kustendji with items tied to national security.
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Turkey
Sultan
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