St Pranett prisoners seek bail before supreme court
Sheriff A Locis arrived with Chauncley Dewey W P McFirkle and Clyde Wilson from St Pranett were escorted to a clothing store to secure collars and ties for their supreme court appearance. A crowd of sightseers with kodaks watched as they prepared for bail hearings. Also Paris municipal council voted 10000 for city representation at the St Louis exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowboy Feudiste
Ia ‘Topelos
Topeka
Kan
Stine
A. Locis
Chauncley Dewey
W. P. McFirkle
Clyde Wilson
St. Pranett
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Paris
Marnicipal Coaneli
Paria
St. Louis Exposition
Dead Man Alive During A Surgery Confusion
New York June 28 four doctors, a tavern, and a man named Greenberg sparked a chaotic sequence as police and coroner investigated a supposed death. An apparent revival and medical examination led to a claim of non fatal injuries with recovery expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Starien
Conner Deckson
Greenberg
Coponer Jickson
Fielbnervest
Lynching Averted in Maryland after murder attempt
In Salisbury Maryland an enraged crowd formed after Elmer Heath killed his sweetheart Kate Adkins and attempted suicide. He was swiftly moved from Salisbury to Snow Hill for safety with strong crowds and local officials arranging transport to the county prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Iune
Elmer Heath
Priday
Kate Adkins
Salisbury
Snow Hill
Todgs Hall
Disharey
Tokyo Dress Damages Court Tale Ends With Prince
A Tokyo street incident over melted solder damaged a lady's dress. A plumber pleads poverty as the judge orders immediate payment. A merchant offers to buy the dress, the suit twists, and the wearer seeks her money back. The Duke of Harunmaltaschid reveals himself, striking the lady from court reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Winn
Ull
Haronmal-taschid
Bagdad
Lester Dillon
Ship Trust in Court in Public Receiver Case
A U S district court, before Judge Kirkpatrick, heard arguments in the application for a receiver of the United States shipbuilding company. Commissioner Woolman presented the complaint alleging insolvency concerns tied to Schwab, Bethlehem Steel, and trust-company statements, while defense led by Corbin and McCarter denied insolvency and challenged exhibits and the overall purchase terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woolman
Shipbuilding Company
Wooltonn
Republic Trust Company
Corbin
Bethlehem
Nixon Nor Seliwab
Joby W. Young
New York Stock Exchange
Behwab
Nixon
Schwab
Maes
Dilof
United States
John W. Young
Sixon
Young
Galveston Injunction Dissolved and Ship Launch Planned
In Richmond the chancery court dissolved the injunction preventing the United States from taking possession of the cruiser Galveston. The ship will remain property of the mortgage creditors until the case is resolved. The Galveston is slated for launch this week.
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Galveston
Richmond
Chancery Court
Grhmnan
United States
Trge
Court of Ghost Resort
Clew to Umbria Mystery Arraigns Four Hoboken S In Plot
New York police arraigned four Hoboken men on a charge linked to a $6 theft outside Conti's at 35 Broadway. A bomb plot against the steamship Umbria, weeks earlier, remains under a veil of secrecy as investigators expect further arrests. Bartolero of Jersey City and Signora and Brano of West Hoboken faced $1,000 bonds or remand after Rossert was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Charles Street
Jersey City
John Rossiert
Spring Street
West Hobolken
Joseph Signora
West Hoboken
George Brano
Rossert
Bartolero
Metiiuaky
Bribe Allegations Hit Boranton Select Council
Testimony before Scranton committee alleges North ward councilman David Evant demanded 500 for himself and 40 for ten other councilmen in relation to Dalton Street railway franchise defeat. George J Stevenson corroborates. Municipal league to prosecute. Evant under arrest. more warrants to be issued.
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Stevenson
John J. Regus Thorns O'Royle
James P. Maloney
Thomas C. Melvin
John Naegl
Thomas Cosgrove
Edwand J. Coleman
Malaehl Copné
John J. McAndrew
Richant Morgan
Mr. Stevenson
Municipal League
Evant
Servians Frightened by Punishment Demands Shake Belgrade
In Belgrade Servia ministers fear a harsher response after Russian and Austrian demands for punishing the assassins of King Alexander and Queen Draga. King Peter’s arrival looms as cabinet crisis deepens amid army backing and promotions from Geneva seen as defiant or reactionary.
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Ferelan
Resteldes
Belgrade
Servin
Alexander
Drage
Peter
Geneva
Exar
Russia
Rumda
Convicts Mutiny at Colorado Penitentiary ends in killings
June 23 at Canon City Colorado State Penitentiary convicts overpowered guards at the wash house and seized Mrs Cleghorn wife of the warden. Gunfire erupted as they fled past the front gate with the warden ordering no shots at his wife. Convict Raykendall was killed, ringleader James Armstrong shot and dying. Two others fled toward the ditch. two more evading capture. They escaped on horseback after stopping a wagon and cutting the hostages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Penitentiary
Canon City
Colo
Guaris
State Penitentiary
Friendly Soule Ends In Death at San Francisco Wharf
In San Francisco on June 23 Friendly Soule and two men, J. Li. Paulson a night watchman aged 32, and Edward Sellinger a bartender aged 24, fell into the water after a scuffle. Lifesavers failed to save them and all drowned. In Portland Oregon Edward Dixon a federal interior agent warns cattlemen to remove obstructions on government lands or face civil and criminal action as over 500000 hectares will be opened to entry.
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Soule
San Francisco
Priscilla
Portland
Ore
Edward Dixon
Interior Department
Oregon
Dixon
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Revetwer
Avawer
Jehwab
Rickert & Wells
Tle
Umbria
Boranton
London
Alverstone Fins
Ogden’s
Huntred
Ogden's
American Tobacco Company
Ford
Anglo-American Combine
Barre and Vicinity
Vermont
C. A. Heath
Elm St
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