Conference Held at Chief's Home in Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt hosts a conference of Republican leaders at Sagamore Hill with Taft and Wright present. Panama, Philippines, Cuba topics discussed, and a possible effect on national committee leadership hinted. Kellogg and Ward attended along with Stimson and Steffens as guests.
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Philippines
Cuba
Panama Canal Zone
Taft
National Committee
Uestarton
Oyster Bay
Jersey City
Washington
William DL. Ward
New York
Luke E. Wright
Wright
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
War Department
Panama
Gen. Wright
Isthm
Clarence P. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Gen. Edwards
Kellogg
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
William L. Ward
Henry L. Stimson
Robert Bridges
Lincoln Steffens
Wellogg
Standard Oil Company
Bonaparte
Standard Oil
Mr. Kellogg
Liquor Dealers Indicted in Memphis Obscene Bottles Case
Memphis June 29 Lee Levy of St Louis and several local saloon keepers were indicted for possession for distribution of gin bottles with obscene labels and advertising matter.
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Memphis
Enn
Stabbed Rival in Jealous Quarrel Leads to Death
In Sylva North Carolina on June 29 Charles Jones eighteen died after Basil Watson twenty three stabbed him in a dispute over a young woman both loved. Watson says self defense. In Springfield Illinois on June 29 Ralph Aldrich from Des Moines Iowa confessed to forging bank notes totaling eight thousand dollars on the Farmers bank of Huxley Iowa, while aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylva
N. C
Charles Jones
Basil Watson
Watson
Jones
Springfield
Ralph Aldrich
Des Moines
Farmers’ Bank
Huxley
Eaghier
Distillers Seek Halt to Liquor Marking Rules
Washington reports that the United States circuit court in Cincinnati granted a temporary restraining order and order to show cause why a temporary injunction should not issue to halt marking distillers packages under treasury department rules issued May 4. Clifton Springs Distillery Company filed the suit, and counsel asks the commissioner to suspend regulations pending hearing. Capers to confer with the secretary of the treasury before action. The core objection is the requirement to mark movable potable spirits with high wines when converted from distillery product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capers
Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Clifton Springs Distillery Company
Department of Justice
Thaw wins new habeas writ to seek jury over sanity
Harry Thaw obtained a fresh writ of habeas corpus returnable before Supreme Court Justice Mills at White Plains. The move aims to secure a jury trial on his mental condition to challenge Matteawan recommitment after the acquittal for insanity. The petition contends Thaw is restrained unlawfully and seeks to a jury determination of sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. J
Harry Thaw
Supreme Court
Mills
White Plains
Thaw
Townsend
Morschauser
Matteawan
Stanford White
Mack
Justice Marschauser
Charles Morschauser
Justice Morschauser
Troy
Mattieawan
Charge of Jury Misconduct Claims in San Francisco Men
Hyde and Schneider, recently convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands, allege jury misconduct after case submission. They claim jurors conspired to trade votes to convict Hyde and Schneider while others would push acquittals for Benson and Dimond.
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Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
Joost H. Schneider
San Francisco
Hyde
Schneider
Government of
Public Lands
Criminal Court
Benson
Dimond
On Trail of Mrs Gunness in Detroit Chase
Detroit police pursue Belle Gunness of Laporte Ind after a supposed burned body at her farm. Two young women Lulu Raymond and Grace Benson in custody say they met her and claim she is alive, naming others the police seek as they extend the hunt.
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Detroit
Mich
Belle Gunness
Laporte
Ind
Lulu Raymond
Grace Benson
Balloon Philadelphia Lands Safe After River Collapse
The balloon Philadelphia ascended from Point Breeze in Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon and collapsed over the Schuylkill River. Navigator Prof King steered it to stay aloft until reaching the riverbank. Five passengers rode, including two women, and no injuries were reported.
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Philadelphia
Point Breeze
Schuylkill River
King
Syracuse and Cornell Sweep Varsity and Freshman Rowing Events
In Poughkeepsie on June 29 Syracuse won the varsity four on the Hudson with Columbia second and Pennsylvania third. Cornell damaged after colliding with a stake boat near the finish. In the freshman eight race Syracuse finished second to Cornell, with Columbia third, Wisconsin fourth and Pennsylvania fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Dairy Inspection Mark to Stand, Wilson Announces
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson declares that government inspection marks on oleomargarine will stand after hearing dairy and oleomargarine interests. The regulation, as issued by the department, is clear and constructible, leaving no viable alternative. June 29 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Scores at Cleveland Grave
Hundreds visit the Grover Cleveland grave site in Princeton cemetery over the weekend. Mrs. Cleveland accompanied by Richard and Prof. Hibben visits before seven noting flowered graves of Grover Cleveland and Ruth. Guardsmen keep watch but in plain clothes per Mrs. Cleveland's request as messages of condolence pour in.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Train deliberately wrecked near Hazleton leaves engineer dead
One man, engineer Aaron Raub of Pottsville, is killed and about 20 passengers are injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train derailed near Lofty, twelve miles from Hazleton, suspected sabotage involved two spikes set to derail the train. Injured were taken to the state hospital. The Lehigh Valley tracks between Delano Junction and Hazleton were used. Superintendent reports discovery of spikes implying deliberate wrecking.
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Hazleton
Lofty
Pennsylvania
Aaron Raub
Pottsville
Lehigh Valley
Delano Junction
Tariff Deemed Unlawful by Interstate Commission
Washington June 29 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Kanawha eastbound freight tariff issued June 1 and set to take effect July 1 unlawful citing major departures from tariff construction rules It said it will prosecute any use of the tariff In Des Moines Iowa June 29 George Wheeler of Kansas City Kansas killed himself by drinking carbolic acid after failing to locate his mother and brothers His body was found on the Des Moines river bank near North street
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kanawha Dispatch
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville, Henderson
Self
Des Moines
George Wheeler
Kansas City
Kan
North Street
Wreck Death Toll Reaches Ten in Nebraska Crash
A special dispatch from Norfolk Nebraska reports the Northwestern freight wreck near Chadron has a death list of ten. Three trainmen and seven tramps died, with two trainmen and three tramps injured.
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St. Paul
Minn
Norfolk
Neb
Chadron
Newport tragedy follows tallyho coach accident
Mrs. Henry Winn of Malden Massachusetts died from injuries after a tallyho coach overturned during a pleasure excursion in Newport Rhode Island. She had been in town with delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Boston.
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Newport
R. L
Henry Winn
Malden
Mass
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Boston
Fifty Slain in Mexico Border Clash Near Las Vacas
United States authorities report that 40 to 50 people were killed in a battle between Mexican revolutionists and government troops at Las Vacas, Coahuila, near the border across from Del Rio. The assault targeted the customs house and barracks as 5,000 shots were exchanged. telegraph wires were cut and reinforcements were sent. Subsequent reports indicate repulse of the attackers and fears of a second outbreak.
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Washington
State Department
Senor Godoy
Creel
Atlee
Mexico
United States
Senor Cgordey
Thompson
Las Vacas
Coahuila
Mex
del Rio
Tex
Custom House
Las Vacos
Valverde County
Campbell
Texas
San Antonio
Express
Nestor Lonez
Herr
Viesca
Eagle Pass
Jap-American Treaty Submitted for Imperial Approval
Tokyo reports the trade mark and copyright treaty between the American government and Japan will be submitted to the emperor without delay and then to the privy council for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Privy Council
Wealthy Broker in Prison Convicted in Goldfield Case
Wealthy Goldfield broker Henry Webber was found guilty of embezzlement and sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary in Goldfield Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield, Nev
Henry Webber
Goldfield
Deepening Gate Works Begin in New York
Telegraphic brief highlights note operations for the deepening of Gate began in New York but not soon. Reports cover various items from convention results to a shooter found at Columbia University and the sale of a power plant to unidentified buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Men
Chicas
T. H. McAdow
Chicag
Amy Olgen Parmalee
Eago
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Lincoln
Ney
Charles M. Rolker
Columbia University
John C. Black
GI Army of the Potomac
Utica
Turkey
Cherakat
Theodore R¢ Yelt
Alice Roosevelt Lyworth
Joseph C. Butler
Cincinnati
Silverton
Roosevelt
Chinod
Montauk
Electicut
Paducah Juries Convict Night Rider Doctor
Paducah Ky June 29 The night rider conviction in the state was secured Saturday when the jury returned a verdict of one year in the penitentiary in the case of Dr Champion at Benton Champion a prominent young physician of Lynn county was accused of participating in the raid on Birmingham Marshall county last April Joy Cruges an aged negro and his four month old granddaughter were killed and several negro whipped The Paducah jury followed two prior Marshy county juries without conviction The term ended Saturday with nearly 100 cases on the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Finight Rider
Champion
Benton
Champio
Lynn County
Birmingham
Marshall County
Joy Cruges
Banker Is Indicted In Bank Failure Case
Memphis June 29 W Bingham former president of the Binghamton bank which recently suspended has been indicted on four charges arising from the bank failure. Three indictments accuse him of fraud scheme and device the fourth says he received deposits after the bank was known insolvent.
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Memphis, Tenn
W. Bingham
Binhamton Bank
Boan
Ij Bank
Markets Report From Chicago and New York June 27
Chicago markets show weak flour with various grades listed and wheat firm. July wheat at 14 85 to 14 9 4, September 14 34 to 14 8 6, corn stronger at around 74 1/2, oats firm at 39 1/8 to 39 1/2, butter and eggs mixed with price ranges, potatoes new choice 1.10 to 1.15, poultry and eggs prices notable. New York prices mirror dull flour with Minnesota patent and winter grades cited, wheat steady after early declines, rye dull at 84 1/2 to 85 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Liverpool
Western
F. O B
Live Stock Prices From Chicago and Omaha June 27
Chicago and Omaha market summaries list cattle and hogs by class with price ranges. Chicago shows good to prime steers $7.00 8.40 and hogs at $5.90 6.10, while Omaha notes native steer $8.05, cows and heifers $3.25, hogs $5.85 5.90, and sheep nominal.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Texas
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Taft, Wright and
Circuit Court
Cincinnati, O
Him
Justice
White Slayer
Matteawan Insane Hospital
White Plains, N. Y
Cleveland
Benton, Ky
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