Stay of execution granted in Patrick case
Canton Ohio June 13 Justice Day of the States supreme court heard arguments for a stay of execution for Lawkey Albert T of New York. Attorney Lindsay for the appeal presented the motion. Justice Day held the case appealable and granted a writ. The case will be heard by the supreme court in October as Full er and other justices are on vacation.
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Appea
Patrick
Canton
Supreme Court
Justice Day
Fuller
Jett Confesses in Breathitt County Murders Case Details
Curtis Jett confirms his role in the Cockrill and Marcum killings and sheds light on Dr. Cox murder in Breathitt County. He names conspirators Albert Hargis James Hargis Ed Callahan Jesse Spicer Bill Britton and says Alex Hargis acted only as an uninvolved bystander. He claims pistol used in Marcum murder came from Callahan and says three shots were heard at the jail influencing the Cox incident.
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Louisville
Courier Journal
Cynthiana
Curtis Jett
James B. Marcum
James Cockrill
B. D. Cox
Breathitt County
Jett
John Smith
John Abner
Robert Deaton
Abner
Smith
Albert Hargis
James Hargis
Ed Callahan
Jesse Spicer
Bill Britton
Callahan
B. J. Ewen
Dr. Cox
Alex. Hargis
Hargis
Alex
Jim
Jim Hargis
Jess Spicer
Elbert Hargis
Alex Hargis
Cockrill
Marcum
Pennant Presented and NL Celebration Follows Defeat
After a parade and flag-raising for the 1905 National League pennant, the New York club lost to Cincinnati by 6 to 1. Other scores: Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 0. Boston 5, St. Louis 2. Brooklyn 1, Chicago 0.
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New York Club
Cincinnati
New York
Philos
Elphia
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Buckley Knocked Down by Local Catcher
Catcher Anderson of the Little Rock team knocked Umpire Buckley down during a Tuesday game. League President Kavanaugh suspended Anderson immediately from duty. Scores listed include Birmingham 15 Little Rock 2 and several other matches with twelve innings for Cleveland 5 New York 4.
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League
Little Rock
Buckley
Kavanaugh
Birmingham
Shreveport
Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Nashville
Memphis
Texas League scores: Fort Worth blanked Dallas 2–0
In the Texas League Fort Worth defeated Dallas 2 to 0 and Greenville shut out Waco 4–0 while Clebrune defeated Temple 8–4. South Texas League games saw San Antonio beat Galveston 7–3 and Beaumont top Houston 4–0.
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Dallas
Greenville
Waco
Clebrune
Temple
San Antonio
Galveston
Beaumont
Houston
Lafayette
Denver
Colo
Denver Road
St. Louis
Denison
Austin
Negro charged in double assault near Kingston Maryland
Richmond report states William Lee, a black man arrested at Cape Charles on suspicion of assaulting two women near Kingston in the Maryland Peninsula, was moved by Norfolk guard units from Eastville to Norfolk for deportation to Maryland. A lynching party attempted to seize him but abandoned the effort. Victims could not identify him in custody.
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Richmond
William Lee
Cape Charlies
Kingston
Maryland Peninsula
Eastville
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia National Guard
Maryland
Lee
Five Thousand Out In Building Trades Strike
In St. Louis on June 13 more than 5600 union men in the Building Trades Council are out as the strike expands. Construction limited to unfinished structures where masonry work is complete or to frame houses not needing stonemasons or bricklayers amid tensions between bricklayers and stone masons and brick layers unions.
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St. Louis
Building Trades Council
Unknown man found dead after confrontation near Malls Miss
In Memphis on June 13 the body of an unidentified Black man was found in woods near Malls Mississippi after he shot and wounded Dr. J A Davis and Charles Johnson who were attempting to arrest him on a minor charge. He was wounded in the encounter and had disappeared earlier.
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Memphis
J. A. Davis
Charles Johnson
Malls
Miss
Governor Warner Nominated Without Opposition in Michigan Primary
Detroit June 13 Governor Warner Republican winner of the first general Michigan Republican primary without opposition. Democrats nominate W N Ferris of Big Rapids for the statewide ticket.
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Detroit
Warner
Michigan
W. N. Ferris
Big Rapids
House Adopts Conference Report on Indian Appropriation Bill
The House approved the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill in Washington on June 13. The vote finalized funding and policy provisions for Native affairs, marking a key step in federal budget decisions.
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Washington
House
Sealed Block Inspections Target Suspected Yellow Fever
New Orleans officials expand disease vigilance with sixty blocks under tight inspection. Inspectors check cisterns and sanitation, monitor all illnesses, and pursue possible disease vectors including stegomyia mosquitoes. Daily health maps guide actions. several suspected cases this year were ruled out as yellow fever.
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New Orleans
City Board of Health
Health Board
City Board of Fealth
State Board of Health
Fire at asylum destroys outbuildings and wood supply
A blaze at the state deaf and dumb and blind asylum for colored youths destroyed the stable, factory buildings, blacksmith shop, forty cords of wood and about 200 feet of fencing. The fire, which began in the stable, burned out with no water or local department response. the main building was spared and losses are estimated around $6,000. The penitentiary board met, approving May financial and inmate records.
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Austin
State Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum
State Penitentiary Board
Wortham
Baker
Texas onions sell in New York at eZ per crate
Texas growers export onions to New York with crates priced at eZ per unit. The shipment highlights regional trade and pricing in a postwar market. Prices and trade routes suggest strong demand in urban markets.
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Texas
New York
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W. R. Day
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