Port Arthur officers face dismissal and punishment
A Russian commission recommends removing Lt Gen Stoesnel and Gen Fock from the army, with sentences up to hard labor, banishment for Gen Relas, and reprimands for Admiral Alexieff, Lt Smirnoff, and Gen Venander. Trial to follow. Agrarian crisis raises fear of civil war as parliament dissolution looms. Austria and Germany may intervene.
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Stoesnel
Russia
Fock
Relas
Bruessel
Alexieff
Far East
Smirnoff
Venander
St. Petersburg
Peterhoff
Camarilla
Gransitutions
Austria
Germany
Flessia
Supreme Court Needs Relic and Court of Appeals Favored
The Georgia Bar Association's twenty third convention featured addresses by William Travers Jerome and Judge Andrew Cobb on judicial overburden and law reform. A committee was appointed to seek legislation to relieve the Supreme Court and to push for a state court of appeals. Jerome criticized Roosevelt for attacking a federal judge and urged respect for established laws while noting public opinion shapes law and the press wields influence on justice.
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Isma Dooly
Warm Springs
Georgia Bar Association
Wilam Travers Jerome
Andrew Cobb
James Brown
Jerome
Akerman
Macon
R. Dismukes
Columbus
William Strickland
Supreme Court
Hammon
John R. Hopkins
Advans
Spencer Atkinson
Arthu Gray Powell
Bar , Association
Court of Appeals
Hammami
Alexander Smith
W. W Gordon
Savannah
Philippines
James H Blount
Logan E Blockley
W A Wimbish
James HW
Gilbert J. Carroll Payne
Sheppard Bryan
Impressions of Jerome Speech Stuns Georgia Bar
Arm Springs Georgia July 18. William Travers Jerome of New York addressed the Georgia Bar Association, impressing with strength poise education and adaptability. The report highlights his reserve, eloquence, and belief in personal dignity as he faces the twentieth century.
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Arm Springs
Our Great Republic
William Travers Jerome
New York
Georgia Bar Association
Jerome
P. Gilbert
Georgia
Asandaton
Tma
Gourdain seeks last bid to trigger prison return
A Chicago man convicted of mail fraud and sentenced to four and a half years in Joliet penitentiary plans a final appeal today. He will visit Justice White in Narragansett Pier to seek an order to incarcerate him at Joliet and, failing that, return to New York then proceed to Joliet or another prison to enforce the term. He vows to build a replica cell and live in prison garb until his term ends, then distribute funds to investors who lost on his schemes.
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Gourdain
Chicago
Illinois
Savoy
Narragansett Pier
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
JoHet Penitentiary
New York
Dinols
Joliet
W. Knox Haines
Louis Ac
J. G. Mosely
Inmperial
Greensferry
Gulf of Mexico
Westview Cemetery
Weestwe
William F. Knoop
Ayanam
Knoop
RUC
Hampton Street
Parsons
Woodstock
Wynn Oil
Mosely
Government to Enforce Eight Hour Labor Law
Ashington July 19 Action of major importance to labor circles a presidential order to public works officers at Taft's request to enforce the 1902 eight hour limit for government building and ship work. Officers must report violations to the department of justice for prosecution at the government's expense.
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Ashington
Serretory Taft
Department of Justices
Niagara Falls Water Regulation Grants Temporary Permits
Secretary Taft announces under wartime authority that Niagara River water permits are limited to 18 600 cubic feet per second. Niagara Falls Power Company 8 600, Niagara Power Company 4 000, Lockport Hydraulia 600, Lockport Canal 333 at the slower level. Permits issued only to physically operating entities.
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Lockport Hydraulia Company
Kre
Tatts
New York Herald Officials Surrender On Obscenity Charges
T H Hamiling managing editor and P W Schaefer general manager of The New York Herald, along with night editor T Burke Sunday editor G Minor and M M Gillient, surrendered to U S marshals after warrants issued by federal authorities charged them with depositing obscene personals in the mails. They waived preliminary exam and were paroled to answer in October.
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Ining Manager
New York Herald
United States
Umpire attacked by angry crowd in Indianapolis game
Minnesota and Columbus game halted after umpire Owens was struck in the head by a spectator amid fan protests over a controversial call. Owens left the field saying he was hurt as a large crowd roared. officials did not declare a forfeit or end the game.
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Minneapolis
Ind
Jay
Minneapolia
Columbus
Owens
Volisy
Woman's Jump to Death in Hotel Window Fall
Boston July 9 Mrs J Samuel Pisa wife of a New York business man jumped from a sixth floor window of the Hotel Touraine that night and died today from the effects of her injury.
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McCartney
Tinmasile
Gertrude Neighbor McCartney
T J McCartney
JL ‘McCartney
The
Times-Enterprise
J W Butler
Camilla
Boston
J. Samuel Pisa
New York
Touraina
Postum Aids Digestion Says Coffee Causes Ills
An Outdoor Life feature recounts a farmer who suffered chronic stomach trouble from coffee. He quit coffee and switched to Postum, noting full recovery, restored appetite, and weight gain. The ad cites the Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan and hints at a ten day trial with a promotional tag.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Wellville
Feudists Shot From Cover In Mountain Ambush
Lexingon Kentucky dispatch reports John Thornberry and Richard Hall leaders of rival mountain feud factions were ambushed and killed on a lone mountain road in Flora county. Gunmen fired from the hillside as the victims rode, killers fled to the mountains. Both factions total about forty men and warn of renewed conflict.
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Lexington
Key
John Thornberry
Richard Hall
Hall
Flora County
Winchester
Soldiers Move to Camp Chickamauga For Maneuvers
A detachment of the signal corps U S A arrives at Camp Chickamauga from Governor's Island to join encampment and maneuvers. The Twelfth cavalry returns from Knoxville to Fort Oglethorpe and will camp at Chickamauga. The Seventh infantry also marches from Fort McPherson toward the camp entering the Chickamauga area.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Signal Corps
Camp Chickameauga
Chickamauga Park
Governor's Island
Twelfth Cavalry
Knoxville
Fort Oglethorpe
Camp Chickatmauge
Sevantsenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Weturday
Walter Ormond Drowned at Sea Tragic Atlanta Official
Walter Ormond, a prominent Atlanta judge and public official, disappeared at sea during a New York voyage with Harvey Hil and Dowdell Brown. Telegrams confirmed his missing status. a steward reported a loud noise around 12:30. His body was not recovered, and tributes praised his fairness, scholarship, and kindness. He was born November 1 1875 in DeKalb County and lived at 22 East Pine Street with his mother and unmarried sister.
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Walter Ormond Saytoon
Iochyk
Auri Cle Bat
Guy Carpenter
Judge Ormond
Atlanta
Harvey Hil
Dawel Brown
Savannah
Walters
Ormond
DeKalb County
James E Ormond
Chicago
Jie
Boye High
Marshall J Vlerke
Decatur Street
Big Court
Avanta Athletic Association
Florence R Ormond
Hinton Hopking
Alice Ormond
Sidney Ormond
Vicksburg Mise
East Pine Street
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Charles I Griggs
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Frank Hubbell
Ivy Street
Philip S. Dunlap
Philip & Dunslap
Kirkwood
Wosatview Cemetery
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Philip Dunlap
Everett-Ridley Company
Nancy D. Sparks
Nancy D Sparks
William C Sparks
Pulliam Street
Mariam Cridley Tye
William Clay Sparks
Tueretia Merahon
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Sparks
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HK Pendleton
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J. L. Pickett
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Mary E. ‘Janes
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Fort Valley
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G Hillyer
Fpr
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J’ 8 Russell
Cintcinnati
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Culpepper
Walter S. Logan
Waler S. Logan
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American Bar Association
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Central Pacific Railway
T. J. Eston
Kansas City
Thomas J. Eaton
Neenah
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