Defense Opens in Kennedy Case Amid Hypnotic Claims
In Kansas City on June 11 the Kennedy murder trial continued with the defense challenging hypnotic influence claims. Will Prince, Mia Kennedy’s brother, testified denying mesmerist roles and conspiratorial plans while detailing his whereabouts and actions on the day of the killing. He and Mia Kennedy faced intense scrutiny as the defense sought to refute the state’s assertions of hypnotic manipulation and planned crime.
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Kansas City
Lalu Prince Kennedy
Philip H. Kennedy
Will Princes
Kennedy
Mia
Prince
Thomas H. Ridge
Ridge
T. J. Noble
Will Prince
Fe Anid
Town Stone
Ife
Thero
Rival British naval leader cites three rivals in open trade
Admiral Sir Edward Seymour told the China Association that Britain faces three main rivals in trade United States Russia and Germany The United States is the strongest rival but open door policy remains intact Germany is a keen competitor in trade and intercourse Russia is expanding territory and repressing trade He stressed holding Shanghai to maintain foreign prestige.
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Siaxonat
Edward H. Seymour
China Station
China Association
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Germany
Seymour
Shanghai
Untitled Medical Patent Ad About Ointment
Fragmentary ad promises a never-failing treatment for pains and diseases with a claimed natural power. It mentions potions or ointment sold in 250 and 50 cent quantities and references generic cures without specific details.
Golliery Horror in Pennsylvania Mine Disaster Spreads
Port Royal Pennsylvania reports a gas explosion in shaft No 2 of the Pittsburg Coal and Coke mine killing seven and entombing about 30. Rescue efforts halted by black damp. several officers and workers lost, with additional explosions hindering recovery. A previous Port Royal blast seven years ago is recalled, and local authorities consider drowning the fire a final option only after all are recovered.
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Port Royal
Pittsburg Coal and Coke Company
Mince
Daven
Arri Oor Ik
Antonio Smickle
Obe
John Poe
Allbles
Jeremiah Daily
William McCune
All
Pittsburg Coal Company
West Newton
Eureka
Illiam A
Dennis Wardley
Michael Roy
Enclair
John Keck
Darr
Peter McCanto
Boas
Rnard Ball
Arthur Smith
Smithton m
Frits Kreater
Harry Beveridge
Wormer
Youghiogheny
Fatherlees
West Newtown
Dennis Wortley
Demand for nine hours prompts Macon machinists action
Macon machinists and helpers at J B Schofield Sons & Co demand a nine hour day and threaten a strike by June 15 if refused. They say city machinists agreed to unify demands and that Schofield’s decision will trigger a citywide shift to a ten hour day. support from other shops is anticipated.
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Macon, Juno
J. 8
Schofield Sons & Co
Raxeran
Vernor Aycock
Lemon Elixir touted for liver stomach and nerves
An advertisement for Mozley’s Lemon Elixir claims it cures indigestion headaches nervous symptoms fevers and kidney issues and promotes natural regulation. It presents customer testimonials from Etta W. Jones Adams Harry Me Birmingham and M rs Beville plus J P Sawtell endorsing the remedy and urging purchase at druggists.
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H. Mosley
Atlanta
Mettay
Adams
Harry
First Avenue
Birmingham
H. Mozley
Pope Leo Is Well Despite Rumors Of Ill Health
A cable report from Rome states Pope Leo XIII is in good health and active, denying illness rumors. He recently granted audience to Belgian Dominican ministers and spoke of his longing to sail again, recalling a visit to Brussels about 55 years ago.
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Romer
United States
Sen
Brussels
Antwerp
Beno
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
Advertisement from J Chenery & Co of Toledo offering one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. Describes cause as inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims local applications fail. Promotes Hall's Family Pills as best. circulars offered free.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Paralyzed in Church Stricken Judge Baldwin in Morgan co
In Durnton Georgia on June 11 Judge Baldwin ordinary of Morgan county fainted during prayer at Round Oak. He was helped from the church by his wife and two brothers and taken to Mradwin's house where his condition remained critical and recovery was unlikely. He had married his present wife about six months ago. His late wife died previously of paralysis.
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Judge Baldwin
Morgan County
Round Oak
Baldwin
Mradwin
Barzion
Aycock
New England Society
New York
Henry W. Grady
North
H.R. Palmer & Sona
Smith Bros
M. Vastine
South Liberty St
Galenburg
Ill
Richard
Dr. Pierce
Third Presidential Term Debate and White House Statement
The White House issues a formal statement from June stating William McKiss ey will not be a third term candidate and would not accept a nomination. Speaker Henderson voices opposition to a third term but notes possible conditions where it might be needed.
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William McKissey
Executive
Washington
Henderson
New Yor
D. B Henderson
House of Representatives
Paris
Journal
McKinley
Ple
Bebereen Eiotion
Policeman Murdered in Advance North Carolina
Policeman William Moore was shot and killed in Advance between Winston and Mocksville after ordering a man named Rufus Barton to stop shooting. Barton, about 19, was drinking and fled the scene, later escaping. Moore died at 4 this morning from a fatal wound.
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Winston-Satem
N. C
William Moore
Advance
Winston
Mocksville
Rufus Barton
Barton
Moore
Mr. Moore
Burton
RUNNING ENGINE EXPLODES IN JUNE ACCIDENT KILLER TRAUMA
A coal burning locomotive on the Atlantic Coast Line Nashville branch derailed two cars, its boiler exploded. Engineer Fred Brown was decapitated, the fireman fatally scorched, and a trainman severely injured. The wreck halted the freight movement across the embankment. A separate note mentions death warrants for James Kirby and Robert Lee to be executed Friday after sheriff Perry received the papers. An ad promotes Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets.
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Columbia
D. C
Nashville
North Carolina
Ecut
Fred Brown
Auoustine
Fla
Perry
Tallahassee
James Kirby
Robert Lee
Sheri Lff
Ano
Kirby
Lee
Robert Williams Buchanan Poet and Pron Writer Dead
Robert Williams Buchanan, noted poet born August 18, 1841, has died on June 10. The notice records his passing and his contribution to literature as a prolific writer in his time.
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Siuber
Williams Huchanan
Robert Williams Buchanan
The
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