Rector Crapsey Fights Verdict in Church Trial Appeal
Rector Crapsey of St. Andrew's parish appeals a church court verdict at Batavia after being found guilty of heresy. He contends the trial denied proper preparation time and that the court overstepped by judging doctrine. He argues suspension from ministry would not reflect the church's creeds and seeks reversal.
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Supreme Court closes term with 463 disposed cases
Washington June 6 A review shows the Supreme Court disposed of 463 cases in the 1906-6 term, one more than the prior term. Four hundred eighty-eight were added, 305 remain on the docket. For the first time in 35 years the court reached regular call within eleven months of filing.
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Jealous Woman Kills Woman on Berea College Campus
Richmond Ky June 6 Mr Nannie Huckols of Cartersville sues and kills Mrs Viana Black of Conway at Berea College during commencement on campus near the memorial chapel Jealousy cited as cause Mrs Black was arrested the shooting sparked panic among about ten thousand attendees injuring several in the crowd
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Through Sleeping Car to Wrightsville Beach Service
A through sleeping car line will run from Atlanta to Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina starting Saturday June 9 and continuing each Saturday through June July and August. The train leaves Atlanta at 9:35 p.m. and returns from Wrightsville Beach Thursday arriving in Atlanta the next morning at 6:30 a.m. Season tickets are $18.65 and weekend tickets good for five days are $8.25. Seaboard.
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Quarantine Bill in Peril Amid Conferee Deadlock
Washington June 6 reports a deadlock among conferees over the seventh section of a quarantine measure aimed at federal aid for yellow fever quarantines. The section would let interstate traffic move through a quarantined state under rules, sparing regular train runs from disruptions. A push exists to withdraw that section rather than defeat the bill. Big Lumber Fire in New York also reported, with two simultaneous blazes destroying a Rockaway Avenue lumber yard owned by Joseph M Cohen and damaging three Watkins Street tenements, causing about $104,000 in losses and leaving eighteen families homeless.
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Jockey Dorsey Fatally Stabbed While Stopping Robbers
Dick Dorsey once a famed western jockey died after he confronted three robbers who burst into Mrs Eleather Neff’s home at 14 North Sangamon Street. Dorsey bled from a knife wound to the left jaw as the assailants fled into the street.
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Railroads refuse wage increase in Chicago strike threat
General managers of twenty three railroads entering Chicago decide not to grant wage increases to freight handlers. A strike by about 4000 men looms as handlers had previously warned railroads that an increase would be demanded.
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Excitement in Russia as strikes spread and land reform rise
In St Petersburg June 6 the lower house and government fault line widens as partial strikes begin in Kiev Odessa Moscow and other cities. Peasants seize land as constitutional democrats push for cabinet dismissal while nobles fear loss of property and prepare mobilization against agrarian reform. Turmoil grows with army disaffection and unrest across Kursk Odessa Rostov Don.
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