Governor Kitchin Replies To Three Of His Critics
Governor Kitchin issues a detailed eight-page response to critics who accused him of softening anti trust stance. He recounts meetings with Senator Lockhart and Nimocks, recalls a February 1 1909 conversation, and defends his policy to pursue platform promises.
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Isenheimer
J. A. Lockhart
Josencels
Epiy
Eimer
Lockhart
Senator Lockhart
Senator Nimocks
Jockhart
Ovor Leekhari
Nimocks
Ftr
Senate
Lock- Nimocks
Durham
Art
Androperty
Mass of Maine crew bones found near wreck
Havana reports a mass of bones recovered from the Maine wreck near the central super-structure and inverted conning tower. The bones show fire damage and are believed to be sailors from the starboard main deck last seen during the hot night of the disaster. total recovered rises to eleven with more expected Monday.
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Havana
Maine
Durham Man Ends Life With Razor
John Alexander Vickers of a prominent Durham family committed suicide near his home in the afternoon by slitting his throat with a razor. He was found in a field with fatal injuries and died before aid arrived. He leaves a wife, three children, a brother, and two sisters. Authorities report no clear reason for his act and note prior melancholy with no evident mental disturbance. He was about 30 years old.
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N. C
John Alexander Vickers
Vickers
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Dillingham
Vermont
South Carolina
Fron
Bacon
Georgia
Tillman
McCumber
Bristow
Crawford
Amend
Gates in Paris Battles Heat Threat to Recovery
Paris July 22 The heat and rumbling trains near the hotel Maurice disturb American millionaire John W. Gates. He is often agitated and sits up, signaling nervous condition. Family remains optimistic but doctors say he cannot be pronounced out of danger for several days.
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Maurice
John W. Gates
Gates
Wall Paper Men Plead Not Guilty
J B Pearce of Cleveland president of J B Pearce Wall Paper Co Norton Newcomb of St Louis president of Newcomb Brothers Wall Paper Co and E E Maxwell of Chicago general manager of S A Maxwell Co appeared in U S district court and pleaded not guilty. Cases set for October term.
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J. B. Pearce
This City
J. B. Pearce Wall Paper Company
Norton Newcomb
St. Louis
Newcomb Brothers’ Wall Paper Company
E. E. Maxwell
Chicago
S. A Maxwell & Co
United States District Court
Detective Burns Reaches Indianapolis
Detectives in Indianapolis report that Burns returned from Europe and faced four grand jury indictments for kidnapping John J. McNamara. He pleaded not guilty and posted $2,500 bond on each indictment as Judge Markey scheduled trials for September or October.
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Burns
Europe
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Engagement Announcement of Dolan and Kenney in St Louis
St Louis July 92 Charles J Dolan the young Irish Nationalist and philanthropist traveled from Dublin to study shoe manufacturing and became engaged to Miss Katherine Louise Kenney daughter of Mrs Alice M Kenney Formal announcement was made today.
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Charles J. Dolan
Dublin
Katherine Louise Kenney
Alice M. Kenney
Coroner Orders Beattie Jr Held for Wife Murder Verdict
Richmond Va July 22 coroner jury finds Henry C Beattie Jr responsible for the death of Louise Owen Beattie shot on the Midlothian Turnpike last Tuesday night the verdict sparks mob fears and police move to prevent violence Beattie Paul Beattie and Beulah Binford jailed or held as witnesses amid tense inquest proceedings.
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Henry C. Beattie, Jr
Louise Owen Beattie
Midlothian Turnpike
Louise Owen B. Beattie
Midlothian
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
J. G. Loving
J. G. Robertson
J. T. Cousins
Vw. A. Jacobs
John A. Morton
Clayton Yerby
Yerby, Jr
Loving
Chesterfield County
Paul Douglas Beattie
Henry Clay Beattie
Mandy Alexander
Paul Beattie
Mr. Weinstein
Newport News
Henry Beattie
Dr. Loving
Slaim
Henrico County
Beulah-Binford
Werner
Manchester
Beulah Binford
Beattie
Binford
Cholera Case Reported in New York Harbor Sailor
A Spanish sailor Manuel Bermudes who arrived July 1 on a tramp steamer was found suffering from cholera at Bellevue hospital and moved to Swinburne Island. During the day the ninth death was reported at Swinburne with no new cases.
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New York
Manuel Bermudes
Bellevue Hospital
Swinburne Island
Swinburne
Taft Announces Delayed Signing of Arbitration Treaty
President Taft said the signing would be delayed due to the absence of British and French ambassadors. Ambassador Jusserand will sign the French treaty in Paris, Bryce will sign the English copy in Maine, and Secretary Knox will sign in Washington. If completed before Congress, the two treaties go to the Senate for ratification. Other likely signatories include Germany, Holland, and Sweden.
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Taft
Jusserand
Paris
Bryce
Maine
Knox
Congress
Senate
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Sugar Tariff Sparks Debate and Hawaii Monarchy Fallout
New York July 22 Claus Spreckels head of the Federal Refining Company testifies before a House committee on sugar tariffs. He denounces the tariff, claims it costs Americans $1.62 per year per person and argues for lower or abolished duties. The session covers Spreckels battles with the sugar trust and profits from the 1887 California pool.
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Claus. A. Spreckels
Federal Refining Company of
Yonkers
Great ‘“‘Sugar Trust
New York
Hawaii
Claus A. Sprekels
Sugar Trust
National House of Representatives
Spreckels
Pacific
Henry O. Havemeyer
John E. Searles
Trust
John D. Spreckles
California
Speckles
United States
Mr. Spreckels
England
Spreckles
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyers
John E. Searless
Claus Augustus Spreckles
Louisiana
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