Parents Separated Sparks Fatal Shootout in City Home
A family tragedy at 72 South Wha avenue ends with a youth shooting his father and injuring himself after a domestic dispute. Police arrest the boy, who claims he acted in defense of his father, while the mother’s divorce cited brutality. The City Physician attended, and the shooter reportedly claimed the revolver was taken from a stand before the fatal moment.
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Six brides wed in Yucatan prison wedding ceremony
In Valiolemo Yucatan a dozen prisoners faced trial after murder charges. Three received death, three long terms, and four lighter sentences. Despite executions, several inmates asked to marry and were allowed to wed in a planned ceremony. The couples Jene and Una prepared for the simple prison wedding in a controlled setting.
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Yucatan
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Ure
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Ree
Aveesien
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Una
Aged man drowns in Big Blackfoot River near Missoula
Missoula reports stone and brick mason Munch Mark Le Toy, about 69, drowns in the Big Blackfoot River at Jejeork near Homer between the electric railway and the Northern Pacific Bridge. Bystanders saw him go under after a heavy swim. Coroner Kendrick ruled possible accidental death. Le Toy had lived in Bonner and formerly in Bonita and Clinton.
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Michigan
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Cline
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Weather forecast predicts fair conditions nationwide
Washington dispatch notes government weather bureau prediction of mild weather with showers mainly in the central valley lake region and southern states. Warmer conditions expected in the plateau region southern plains interior California and northwest. No extreme high temperatures foreseen in the Middle West.
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Chauffeur 18 Killed in Bradford Auto Crash
Farald Bapkus a 22 year old chauffeur died when their car collided with a telegraph pole in Bradford. Two companions were injured in the crash according to local authorities.
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Burning of steamship causes three deaths
La Crosse Wisconsin June 26 three persons lost their lives and nearly three score were injured in the destruction by fire of the Acuw Packet steamship J S between Victory and Germon, 24 miles south of La Crosse on the Mississippi River. The dead include Emma Randall New Albion, two unidentified men drowned, and John Prine Watkegon Iowa burned to death. About 1,500 passengers were on deck when fire broke out. many escaped to shore or into the river while rescue attempts continued.
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Iowa
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John Prine
Hedy
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Roosevelt Silence Extends as Hughes and Roosevelt Meet
The article notes continued silence from President Roosevelt amid expected talks with Governor Hughes. No confirmations on a Beverly Cambrid ge meeting or visit to Harvard, while sources hint at a possible gathering in Cambridge between Taft Roosevelt and Hughes. Roosevelt appears more mobile, attending church with family.
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Teasevelt
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Clilken Roosevelt
Wator Bay
Francisca Ban Leads Couple's Southern California Honeymoon
Francisca Ban and her husband depart here for Los Angeles to establish headquarters during their wedding trip touring Southern California. They plan to tour major venues and begin their sojourn with a series of engagements and appearances.
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Dunée 3
Hoowneek 40
Los Angeles
California
Tong War Erupts in New York Chinatown Rampage
In New York on a June day, a Chinatown feud erupts with multiple shoots. Three Chinese men are shot, two fatally, another wounded. seven others arrested. Banquet plans at Pell Street collide with territorial skirmishes between Tong factions Four Brothers, Ong Leong, and Tip Sing. Dense gunfire prompts heavy police presence and scattered chaos across Mott and Pell streets as rain limits identification of shooters.
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Insurgents cited by Murdock reshape Congress tasks
Murdock of Kansas claims insurgents in the House drove major regulation passage during the session, noting Speaker Cannon’s weakened control. He argues constructive laws reflected public will as insurgents reshaped the chamber’s work, while critics accuse the leadership of obstruction and the rise of a political ring.
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Tase
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Novitatey
Woman rescues lineman from live power line high pole
Pueblo June 26 Miss Jane Adamson a ranchwoman in Silver Creek country forty miles northwest of Pueblo rescued Joseph Plettner a lineman for the Pueblo Traction Company who had been knocked unconscious by a 11000 volt shock and left suspended from a telegraph pole by his belt authorities say he may die but she kept him from falling until help arrived
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Congress Legislation Highlights From 19th Century Debates
Synopsis outlines president recommended bills passed by Congress including railroad regulation and stock scrutiny, postal savings, mines bureau, Arizona and New Mexico statehood, public land withdrawals, West irrigation projects, naval expansion, tariff board costs, federal court economy commissions, abolition of slave traffic provisions, safety rules for railroads, and trust busting extensions. Also notes Republican platform pledges and Democrat gains in 1903.
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Campaign Updates From Nicaragua Amidst Coastal Bombardment
Reports indicate General Mena's forces advancing to seize towns around Avoyapa and nearby ports. Vasquez's surrounded garrison at Acoyapa may face bombardment delayed by expected surrender. Naval actions include bombardment of Prinaapoloa with heavy guns, and a new customs decree threatens seizure of unexamined merchandise at Bluefields.
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Charlton Shows Signs of Insanity in Hudson County Cell
New York reports Charlton, confined in a Hudson County cell, exhibiting extreme nervous collapse and manic behavior. Willie Burke describes him as crazy as he moans, gabbbers, and shakes. Dr Willan J Ariitz, Hoboken private physician, observes a terribly nervous condition with signs of tuberculosis in Charlton and worsening mental state.
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Jung
Tragic streetcar fatality in Butte town
A 4 year old boy, Johnnie Skelton, was crushed by a South Main and Second Street streetcar in Butte yesterday about 10:30 am. Motorman Harry Melc tyre and Conductor Be Ivey failed to notice. the child crawled under the front platform and was dragged 40 to 80 feet. He died at Murray's hospital after being taken home. his mother was critically injured. Father D O Skelton rushed to the scene and described his grief. burial planned in Two Rivers, Montana.
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Butte Sewer Pipe and Vilas Company
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Bitter Attack Made on Senator Lodge
Washington June 26 Representative Thatcher Ames of Massachusetts publicly announced his candidacy for the United States senate in a statement attacking Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. He says the Lodge machine, backed by corporations and federal patronage, has crushed opponents and serves selfish aims. warns Roosevelt may oppose Lodge and argues direct primaries would end Lodge’s bid for re election. Ames predicts attempts to pledge candidates to the machine and vows to break the lobby influence in Massachusetts politics.
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