Rockefeller Subpoena Fight At Rockefeller Estate
U S Marshals and a Justice Department team besieged John D Rockefeller’s Cleveland home to serve Judge Landis’s Chicago subpoena. Despite hours of effort, Rockefeller remains unserved as deputies guard entrances and search for John D Rockefeller while William Rockefeller’s whereabouts are reported variously from New York to Rome.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Teres
Chandler
Department of Justice
Washington
Iudge
Jones
Rockefeller
Iim
Coud
Fuld
Batag
Forest
Jill
Vir Rockefella
Marchal
Hendier Yaid
Hig
Jooks
Lsettaca
Hy House
Dix
Howard Vir Rochefecilor
Tenury Scawenie
Rockefeller Home
William Rochkefeller
Iso
New York
Marsha Hertel
John Rockefeller
Walliam Rockefeller
John D Steket
Judge Landis
Chicago
Marshal Henkel
William Rochefeller
Rome
France
Adirondacks
Electrical storm devastates west Georgia crops and utilities
A July electrical storm drenches Columbus and west Georgia, damaging crops and property. High winds topple peaches, several inches of water flood streets, and a lightning strike damages the Girgra Baptist church steeple and telegraph systems. Water fills roads as activity disruptions surge amid the severe storm.
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Columbus
West Georgia
Mears
Girgra Baptist Vitch
Sal Telegraph Company
Foreign Mission Committee Names Maile in Personnel
The foreign mission committee of the Southern Presbyterian church met today and made three important personnel changes for missionaries. Rev RooL Cost of Char will be sent as a missionary to Roe a DF EF Birdman of St i os 486 to Korba av a ministerial car. A letter from Rev B OF re taign oat Chuchew Fu noted that famine relief continued through income and harvest.
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Southern Presbyterian
Foreign Mission Committee
Southern Preabsteriim Church
Roe
St i
Korba
Bank Officials Sentence for Crime Involving Fines
A court on Friday sentenced a group including Tomr, Jo, and Laremton to fines of 500 and 300 dollars after a South er Ba Trust case. The judge imposed terms of 34 months and other penalties in the proceeding.
Orchard Lied and Denied Plot to Kill Governor
Testimony in the Idaho case features Orchard accused of plotting a bombing and killing Governor Steunenberg. Key witnesses claim Orchard originated the plan while defending his own innocence and denying involvement with Pettibone dope and nonunion workers. A defense witness, McParland, describes detention events tied to the labor conflict at Cripple Creek and Goldfield.
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Boise Idaho
Swly
Max Malich
Joe Melchet
Billy Aikman
Wat Pust
Globesile
Dre Creek
Waora
Haart
William Difaswood
Ruch
Globevite
William MecDonald
Steve Adams
Annie Adam
Orchard
Steunenberg
Steunenbergs
Mehlot
Aikman
Machek
McPartland
Tetedtye
EL WePartland
Haywood Moyer
Pettibon
McParlling
Menitou
Victor Ding
Bull Pen
Eugene Enslee
Colorado
Hercules
Tinglee
Iis
Crippie Creek
Tu Juride
Federation
Cripple Creek
Union
Gold
Washington youth dies after ingesting Laudanum in Columbia
Jome Vine of Washington DC reports Herbert J. Herbert a 22 year old man employed in Columbia as a duck caller died early today after swallowing laudanum from a bottle. Relatives are said to be distressed, with Mrs Hawuris of Washington DC listed as a contact.
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Jome Vine
Washington, DC
Columbia SC
Charles Herbert
Washington DC
Herbert
Columbia
Watts
Hawuris
Washington
Roosevelt Horn Toots in 1900 Campaign Cites Southern Support
Atlanta editor J T Graves advocates for Roosevelt in the 1900 race praising his leadership while noting southern Democrats are wary of Bryan and wary of change. The piece discusses party loyalties across Georgia and Tennessee and predicts Roosevelt’s potential to win if he runs. Includes a Dahonega tribute item noting G W Bruce’s funeral at Lumpkin County Bursting Ground. Bruce was 82, Confederate veteran, widower, and left no children.
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Texington
Hureditay
Soulman
Oo Strong
John
Graves
Atlas
Roosevelt
Third Army
South Georgia
Tennessee
Bryan
Vince
Dahonega
Dahlonega
G W
Bruce
Lumpkin County
Kansas
Flore
Will Holmes Be Convicted In Government Crop Report Case
Judge said the testimony tended to sustain the indictment charges. The case against Edwin Holmes, former associate statistician, was given to the jury after 3 pm Tuesday in Washington. The jury retired for the night after deliberating briefly, with prosecutors arguing conspiracy tied to leaks of advance crop data.
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Suatain
Washington
Edwin & Holmes
Schmitz Seeks Fourth Term Amid Extortion Conviction
Major Schmitz, awaiting sentencing for extortion, says in an interview he will run for reelection to a fourth term. He reports early campaign work has begun and expresses confidence in victory at the polls. He notes ongoing appeals and a new trial preparation.
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Ben Igain
Havor ‘Frisco
San Francisco
Major Schmitz
Tis Campagn
Anne Boop
Aerts
Nazzaro Wins Auto Grand Prix at Dieppe
Italian champion Nazzaro won the Dieppe Grand Prix covering about 477 miles in 6 hours 46 minutes and 36 seconds, breaking the world record. Thirteen participants raced on a heavy track with Frenchman Christie and American entrant first drive an American machine. Szisz finished second in 6 hours 52 minutes and 10 seconds. Earns third. Only minor collisions reported as Brien of Shepard finished in 7 hours 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Dieppe
Nazzaro
Todat
Erench Christie
Szicz
Uulfud
Brien
Shepard
Women Saved by Screaming After Home Invasions
In Montgomery last night two white women Mrs Betram and Mrs Woolpean were seized by black men who entered their homes. Both women screamed, drawing attention, causing the assailants to flee. A third woman Mrs Herram was pulled from her window while standing for a quilt, but screamed and the intruder escaped. Neighbors aided Mrs Dean, who cried out as a man entered her home seeking medicine. she narrowly escaped and alerted others as the intruder fled.
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Geran
Hutia
Hutras
Howerston
Hutra
Bothara
Montgomery Sta
Betram
Wool “Pean
Herram
Dean
Warships for the Pacific Draws Mixed Japanese View
Ambassador Aoki said Japan would not regard a strengthened U S naval presence in its waters as unfriendly and would not see battleships moved to the Pacific coast as a menace. He commented after reports the Navy Board advised sending American battleships to the Pacific.
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Washington
Japan
Pacific
Viscount
United States
General Board of the Navy
Thaw Withdraws Motion to Show Cause for Second Trial
Harry K Thaw's attorneys served notice to the New York District Attorney Smythe withdrawing the motion in the supreme court to show cause why he should not set Thaw for a second trial at the Getover term. Thaw has decided that the district attorney intends to act fairly and the lawyers withdrew the motion scheduled for argument tomorrow.
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Jerome
New York
Russell Peabody
O'Reily
Harry K. Thaw
Acing
Smythe
Supreme Court
Thawas
Prohibition fight grows in Atlanta council race
A heated clash over a prohibition resolution splits Atlanta city officials with thirteen council members backing the measure while four candidates for alderman face early opposition. The city hosts prohibition rallies as Westside leaders push to back statewide anti saloon efforts, and a large anti liquor rally at Wesley Tabernacle draws notable figures. President Covington and Dr G W Young lead a push endorsing state wide prohibition. Georgia advocates claim a southern trend toward health and morality.
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Thiteen
Pftwr
Wesley i Memorial Church
Len @ Broughton
Guora
Broughton
Fomeroy
A ‘Hincock
Chariea Renerca
Alverman
Sid Holland
Mr Holland
J C Harrison
Atlanta
Wesley Tabernacle
W A Covington
Cal
Covington
Judge Covington
G W Young
Louisvile
National Anti Saloon League
W R Hammond
Judge Morneton
Ierty Council
Clurl
Georgia
Dr Young
Pewean
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texas
Red Locmon
Grand Old
Geogiane
Roosevelt-Tok incident fuels temperance debate at Fairbanks table
July 2 Memphis dispatch reports a temperance controversy surrounding President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks at a prominent table. Witnesses recount claims of heavy drinking and banter over who drank what, while industry figures and clergy weigh in on political implications. The scene is set amid broader party talks and a Memphis pottery plant fire with substantial losses and low insurance.
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Ind
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Tate
Iusearch
Star
Thesar
Unowe
Igor
Rodevelt
Stanfield
Farbants
Meddle
Valebanks
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Macon Ga
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Holmes
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