Territorial Authorities Raid Japanese Newspapers
Honolulu June 15 Japanese editors face charges of inciting riot as grand jury indicts seventeen strike leaders. M Negoro of Jiji claims treaty rights violated by raid and seizure without due process and seeks $500000 damages. Police hold forceful raid amid high tension and threats reported against Shinpo editor.
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Honolulu
M. Negoro
The
Jiji
Tokio
William Henry
Negoro
Y. Sogo
Y. Tasaka
K. Kawamura
Nippo
Ohau
Ewa
Waialua
Kahbuka
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Sanford Robinson
A federal grand jury in New York returns a three count indictment against Sanford Robinson once vice president of United Copper. He is charged with aiding in concealing company books and obstructing deputy marshals to evade a writ of subpoenas. The counts allege directing Buckingham to flee the jurisdiction on May 21 and that the obstruction impeded the administration of justice.
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New York
Sanford Robinson
United Copper Company
Federal Grand Jury
Heizne
Robinson
Tracy S. Buckingham
United States
Brazil's President Dies After Influenza Illness
Rio de Janeiro reports the death of President Alfonso Moreira Penna after influenza onset on June 2 and a relapse with pulmonary and gastric complications. The vice president has assumed executive powers.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Alfonso Moreira Penna
Street Duel Triggers Militia Move in Mississippi
Brook Haven Mississippi June 15 militia from Brook Haven stationed in Meadville Franklin county after a bloody street duel left two dead and others wounded. District Judge Wilkinson and District Attorney Wall attend a special court session as officials bolster order. Victims include Dr A W Newman chancery clerk and Silas Reynolds. Herbert Applewhite wounded. The clash follows the seven week old case in which Newman killed Cornelius Prichard and was acquitted of murder.
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Brook Haven
Miss
Meadville
Franklin County
Noel
Wilkinson
Wall
A. W. Newman
Chancery
Silas Reynolds
Herbert Applewhite
Cornelius Prichard
Newman
Dr. Newman
Roget Mili Wins Prize in Missing Word Contest
Robert Gwilt of 717 South Ninth street won the Missing Word contest prize for Friday. The omitted words were Strong in Fred Raymond's Spot to Buy ad and Right in Atkins Jewelry ad. Many answers came in from all life stages. three words are omitted tonight with another chance to win.
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Robert Gwilt
South Ninth Street
Fred Raymond
Atkins
Noah Webster
Attempted assassination at Mayor Niven’s Bellefontaine home
In Bellefontaine Ohio on June 15 an attacker threw a kerosene filled bottle through a plate glass window at Mayor Wim Niven’s residence. The blaze ignited curtains carpets and furniture but the arsonist fled amid the confusion. Niven, a defeated rival in a dry ticket race, sits on the Democratic state committee.
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Bellefontaine, O
Wim. Niven
Niven
Democratic State Committee
Washington Ex Citizens Rally for Centennial Celebration
Enthusiastic replies pour in from former Washington residents across the country and Canada as plans for the town centennial home week unfold. Letters from Rose Ankeny and others express eager attendance and fond memories, with officials noting broad national turnout.
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Washington
Tin Workers Decide 10 Strike
Pittsburg June 15. Ten thousand United States Steel tin workers will strike the night of June 30 after the American Sheet and Tin Plate company refused to bargain post June 30. The Amalgamated Association held the decision last night with national executives and lodge delegates present.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
The
Amalgamated Association
Companys
Weather Outlook West Virginia and Pennsylvania
The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions today with continued fair weather on Wednesday. Light to moderate north winds will shift to variable directions across the regions.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Abandonment Sole Issue Left in Gould Separation Suit
New York June 15 The court ruled abandonment will be the only issue in Katharine Clemmons Gould versus Howard Gould separation suit after arguments. cruelty and non support were removed as factors, a partial victory for Howard Gould if reconciliation stipulations are deemed unreasonable. the abandonment phase will be argued today.
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Howard Gould
Marriage Reform Ends in Tragedy as Husband Shoots Wife
Cincinnati report says Andrew Deck a former reformatory inmate shot his young wife Rose Shuck after years of crime and cruelty. Both twenty, they married after her efforts to obtain his pardon. She fled with their baby days before the shooting.
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Cincinnati
Andrew Deck
Deck
Rose Shuck
Mansfield
Taft Names Valentine Commissioner of Indian Affairs
President Taft appoints Robert Valentine as commissioner of Indian affairs succeeding the resigning Francis Leupp, effective immediately in Washington.
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Tine
Indian Affairs
Tin mill flue explosion wounds Cambridge Works employee
Frank Lerner of East Gomber Avenue an ash wheel at the Cambridge Works tin mill was scalded from a boiler flue burst Tuesday morning about 8 o clock. He was treated at home by Dr Fred Harrison and relief from fellow workers. Lerner suffered severe burns head back face left side arm hip and leg with skin and flesh peeled away and excruciating pain.
Tigers at White House greet Detroit champions
President Taft receives the Detroit American League champions in the East Room. Ty Cobb meets the president who jokes about Augusta and their height comparison, calling Cobb a fellow citizen.
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Taft
Washington
Detroit
White House
Ty” Cobb
Augusta
Cobb
Blackhanders Convicted in Conspiracy Case in Fairmont
Nine Blackhanders including Antonio Cuzzola and Guiseppe Feraro were found guilty of conspiracy to rob and kill Orazio Beredelli, initiated March 27. Ten others in an adjoining room were convicted of a misdemeanor. sentencing pending with penalties from two to ten years.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Antonio Cuzzola
Frank Pisconini
Pete Vadilo
Guiseppe Feraro
Guiseppe Cuzzola
Rocco Vitale
Leonardo Feraro
Francisco Papillo
Phelix Jeutte
Francisco Stone
Orazio Beredelli
Hearing Postponed for Salvatore Lima and Black Hand Suspects
In Toledo on June 15 the preliminary hearing of Salvatore Lima and other Black Hand suspects, arrested at Marion, was postponed for one week at the government's request.
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Toledo
Salvatore Lima
Hidden piano crates hide rifles bound for Venezuelan rebels
In Virginia Franklin a shipment packed as pianos was found containing Mauser rifles and ammunition from Belgium to New York. The Nanticoke and tug Despatch are under surveillance by the Revenue Cutter Pamlico with orders to seize if they attempt to sail. United States marshals await custody while authorities monitor the two vessels.
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Norfolk
Franklin
New York
St. Louis
South America
United States
Belgium
South Atlantic
Washington
Newlands Calls For Philippine Independence With Honor
Washington reports Senator Newlands argues against prolonged colonial rule in the Philippines. He states independence should come at a definite time, warns against future conflict and costs, and prefers an honorable withdrawal now over later turmoil.
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Washington
Mr. Newlands
Philippines
Newlands
Great Britain
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A. M. McCleary
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