Judge Calhoun Denies Threat to Punish Jones in Court
Detectives complain Calhoun's court delays sentencing for Charlie Jones and Upchurch in gaming cases while suspending earlier sentences for Jones. Calhoun admits suspending a prior work sentence but denies threatening to send Jones to prison, promising to sentence both men in court with reasons unclear. A separate report notes a lynching in Louisiana and miners' convention updates.
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Calhoun
Jones
Sanford
Upchurch
Lesy Ford Ty
Deniey
Gergeant Sanford
Revival of Boxerism in North China Sparks Alarm
The steamer Bellerophon yesterday carried news that Boxers have been revived in north China. Yuen Ship ofiinia has arrested many Chinese for practicing Boxerism and for attempting to deface doorposts with blood as a talisman against bullets. The article notes the invulnerability myth tied to these rites and the renewed activity among Boxers in the region.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Bellerophonesterday
China
Yuen Ship Ofiinia
Woman Threatens Neighbors with Pistol in Magnolia Area
Police arrest Mrs. Charles Brantingham after a drunken rampage on Magnolia and Chestnut streets. She brandished a pistol at residents and children, entered several homes, bit an officer, and was taken to the police station after threats to kill.
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Magnolia
Chestnut Streets
Brannon and
Darfield
Charles Prant- Ingham
Polka Barracks
Chestnut Street
Charles Brantingham
Brantingham
Glover
Roughrhould
Kreis
Hobgood
Dollar
Bar
Shylocks Target Negroes With Usurious Rates
A wave of lawsuits targets money lending firms charging high interest to Black borrowers. Former Congressman F. H. Fleming publicly backed anti usury efforts, with several cases in courts showing charges surpassing 12 000 percent. In Episterialas in the Papers, cases reveal monthly sums and long terms, including 180 monthly on 5 borrowed and 3 3 9 due, sparking public debate and anticipated action by counsel before a grand jury.
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F. H. Fleming
Fleming
Augvata
Nurnberger
Fancie Williama
Bind & Co
Washington Loan Company
Hd Yeas
Clarke & Co
Bay
Necro Admits He'd Swear Lie In Senate Hearing
Washington June 10 James W Newton and F J Lipscomb members of Company C Twenty fifth Infantry testified before the Senate committee on military affairs at Brownsville. Newton said he and Lipscomb were arrested under suspicion in the town shooting and denied making any insult to Mrs Tate wife of the inspector. Both subjects faced cross examination as to whether they would lie to deny shooting if accused. Newton replied Yes, I would.
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Washington, D. C
James W. Newton
Brownsville
F. J. Lipscomb
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Newton
Lipacomb
Company C
Twenty-ffth Infantry
San Antonio
Nott
Primroge
Lipecomb
Gerator Taliferro
Doncea
Judge to appoint receiver for Waters-Pierce Company
Austin June 16 After hearing defense arguments the judge granted the state a receiver for Waters-Pierce Company in Texas. He indicated the action aimed to halt ongoing violations pending appeal and named possible appointees including Robert Eckhart of Taylor, with a joint receivership possible. Appointment decisions expected tomorrow. Also: Knogville extradition case of Germin Kern begun in Taranto Ontario after he was seen with goods worth 32600 as bankruptcy proceedings unfolded. Police seized 5400 in cash and items including twenty watches.
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Austin
Tex
Waters-Piercault Company
Texas
Brooks
J Hut
Ita
Robert J Eckhart
First Nations Tank
Taylor
Waters-Pierce Company
Tern
Knogville
Taranto
Ont
Germin Kern
Thomas
Knorville
Tenn
Kern
Toronto
Lave
Wilson Talks of Cotton Leak and Secrecy Rules
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson testifies in District of Columbia court sobre breach of secrecy in the cotton report era 1904 1905. He denies sending his son to the bureau of statistics and says he had no involvement in shaping the report or revealing advance crop data.
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Denie
Bureau of Statistics
Admira Holmes
Living Proof of Total Depravity in Harry Orchard
In Boise on June 10 the cross examination of Harry Orchard continued as counsel for William D. Haywood pressed a theory of a broader conspiracy by Western Federation of Miners enemies. They probed the Independence Station blast and attempts on Detective Grevors, aiming to sever nonunion workers and tie the crimes to mining owners and railway managers. The defense attempted to undermine Orchard by linking him to other figures and portraying him as prone to boasting about fictitious crimes.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Wiliam Cbd
Hayweal
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Independence
Red Bradley
Hia Atoriza
Mec Parlana
Haywood
Moyer
Pettibone
Hiwood
Grevors
Komered
Independence Station
Wyoming
Denver
Andy Mayberry
Mayberry
Bradley
Polmon
San Francisco
Pat Bone
Difense
Petttibone
Western Federation of Mincra
McFarland
Richardson
Ontario
Steve Adams
Ada County
Uaywood
Michyer
Competency hearing set for Mary Baker Eddy in New Hampshire
In Concord on June 10 Judge Robert J. Chamberlain ordered a master to inquire into Mrs Eddy's mental competency. The proceeding, focused on the guardianship by relatives and next friends, featured lengthy argument by General Streeter for the Eddy side. A jury was not ruled out, as a master will determine competency later this week.
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Concord
N. H
Robert 3. Chamberlain
Merrimac Superior Court
Frank 8. Streater
Jaw
Canin A. Frye
Mre. ©Dy
Chamberlain
Eddy
Thia Master
Georgia Day Opens Jamestown Exposition With Roosevelt Visit
President Roosevelt visited Jamestown to inaugurate Georgia Day and the Georgia Hall, touring the Georgia building the New York building and a negro exhibit. He spoke to the National Editorial Association and received continuous ovations as crowds filled the grounds. Naval reviews and parade events accompanied his visit, with a large contingent of officials and dignitaries present.
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Boaltion
Norfolk
Way Ie
Roosevelt
Hnt
Georgia
Bulloch Hall
Roswell
Georgia State
Exposition Auditorium
New York
Win
Washington
Stampton Roads
Jorelan Veieln
Lee Parade
Weather Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday in Georgia
Forecast calls for continued warmth in Georgia with warm Tuesday and Wednesday conditions. Local weather notes anticipate elevated temperatures across the state with dry conditions and no significant precipitation expected.
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Washington
Georgia
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