Darrow Denunciation Shocks Idaho Audience at Trial
Clarence Darrow’s three hour attack on Governor Steunenberg and Idaho’s prosecution of the labor case drew an astonished audience in Boise. He denounced martial law, questioned state actions, and linked labor to justice while criticizing capital, universities, and the administration. The warning of violent implications echoed as he urged labor solidarity. Meanwhile Armenian extortion and a homicide verdict against Hampartzeemian dominated other local notes.
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Widely Feared Conspiracy Ties to Rug Merchant Case
In New York on July 25 the attorney's office disclosed letters connected to the murder of rug merchant T shannan. The letters allegedly show months of communications urging money to be sent to the Homeniki society on pain of death. The district attorney views the letters as part of a broader conspiracy to extort funds, with Armenians in the city reported as greatly frightened by the alleged threat.
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Mashed to pieces by his playmates in river fight
In Harlan Kentucky on July 26 Joseph Turner eleven, son of Justice Samuel Turner, was stoned to death by companions while swimming in the Cumberland River. Led by Thomas Simpson thirteen, the group pelted him with stones until he died. A crowd and possible lynching mood followed. Separate report from Cosenza, Italy notes a July 25 earthquake causing panic but no damage.
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Convention Report Promises Japanese Control in Korea
The convention reportedly contains seven articles to be published Saturday. It would place the resident general in sole charge of Korea's internal administration and appoint Japanese officials to Korean government posts. The removal of the deposed emperor to Tokyo is not included. Seoul fears a possible troop mutiny, but calmness prevails while authorities gauge Japan's stance. A new press rule bans publishing diplomatic or military secrets and anything harmful to public peace.
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Aged Banker Collapses Under Prison Term Hopes
Stillwater Minn July 25. Aged banker Thomes B R Clement collapses unable to bear up under the prospect of eight years imprisonment in the state penitentiary.
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Former bank president collapses en route to prison
The former president of the First National Bank of Faribault, convicted on eight counts for misuse of funds, collapsed at the penitentiary doors and was taken to the prison hospital in a nervous breakdown. He is 76, and his condition is critical as authorities consider him for eight years’ confinement. Friends seek presidential clemency due to age and standing.
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Battle damage on Italian battleship Carvdexna at Moesina
Fifteen men including several officers were wounded aboard the Italian battleship Carvdexna during a clash between orders of the Nr on and South falso wins a glass over the Nast Ores.
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