Twelve Jurors Named in Ryan Uxoricide Trial
A Cheyenne paper reports the jury for John Posey Ryan’s murder trial, listing twelve men including Edward Harteen and A. B. Mitchell. The panel includes mostly men over thirty five, with young men predominant, as opening statements and witness testing proceed. The court and defense navigate sanity claims and emotional testimony, including a young witness, John Stapleton, who testified about the Mary Ryan case.
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Johar F. Rossman
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
John W. Fredrickson
Union Pacific Railway Company
Edward N. Harteen
Union Pacific
Edward Roliman
Sone Tae Piparitter
Union Pacific Railway
Herman Carlwon
James J. Cunningham
Druba
E. Houlet
A. B. Mitchell
H. EB. McCloud
John (Posey) Ryan
Ryan
F. Bowman
Mber
John Ryan
Plete
Ling
Clausera Boya
Mother
Slater
Je Pass Nese
Rigdon
Donzelman
John Stapleton
Palmer
Mary Ryan
Nellie Behan
Dongelman
John
American Officer Develops Paralyzing Electric Weapon
An Army officer at Fort has reportedly developed an electric column device that could disable warships by stopping engines and guns, potentially killing crews and threatening magazines. The invention, claimed as United States property, aims to counter foreign naval advances and is described as highly dangerous and powerful.
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Ndon
Fortha
United States
Revolutionists mowed down by Alfonso's machine guns
Reports from Madrid and Paris describe brutal repression of revolutionaries in Spain and Catalonia. By July 31 authorities cite hundreds killed or executed after court martial, with Barcelona suffering the fiercest violence and mobs attacking churches and clergy. قوات
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Alfonso
Sin Sebastian
Spain
Barcelona
Madrid
Fearful Loss Inflicted on Spanish Army in Melilla
In Melilla on July 11 heavy forts shell the Moorish stronghold while General Mariny plans a grand interior march upon reinforcements. The July 27 battle produced unknown deaths and about 800 wounded brought to Melilla. one company of 800 had 23 survivors.
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Melilla
Mariny
Melille
Cheater Rice Wounded in Failed Escape Try
New Mexico fugitive Cheater Rice, recaptured after wounding a pursuer, made another escape attempt in Needles California. An officer entering the jail with lunch was struck and Rice was shot four times, one shot grazing near the heart as he fled through an open cell door.
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Needles
Cal
Jellyfish Stop Ocean Liner Indramayo En Route
Boston report details how the British steamer Indramayo was crippled by jellyfish in Vineyard Sound forcing a stop and anchorage until the engine room can be repaired. Engineers found condenser water blocked by jellyfish masses filling the cylinders like soap.
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Boston
Jellyfield
Indramayo
New York
Vineyard
Thirkell
Ten Hurt and Ten Die in Railway Crash in Idaho
Spokane dispatch reports a head on collision between two Spokane Inland railway electric trains near Caldwell Idaho. Ten people died and about sixty were injured as coaches were crushed and passengers hurled from seats through windows. Hospitals in Coeur d Alene and surrounding areas treated many severely wounded.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokanie Inland Railway
Caldwell
Idaho
Wonoy
Couer d'Alene
Mexico City Rocked by Severe Aftershocks
Mexico City was jolted by a stronger quake than before lasting about one minute and forty seconds. Weakened walls fell and many public buildings cracked though overall damage remained limited. Reports from Guerrero and Acapulco noted major structures shaken. thirteen quakes were recorded in thirty hours.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
Acapulcno
Turbulent Debate Over Tariff Revision in House
Lawmakers spar over the tariff bill with Clark Payne and Mann opposing or defending the revised rate. Payne cites a $40,000,000 revenue rise while warning against Panama canal funding. Senate moves include salaries, treaties aid, and costs for the customs court and enforcement bureaus.
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Mann
Ill- Tiois
House
Canada
Payne
Panama Canal
Champ Clark
Taft
Tie
Senate
Court of Customs Appeals
State Department
Advisory Board
Zeppelin flies 220 miles in dirigible
The Zeppelin L dirigible, steered by Count Zeppelin, descended safely in Frankfort after traveling from Friedrichshafen, covering 220 miles at an average speed of aero miles per hour. Strong winds slowed progress for about twenty five minutes, but the flight was described as the most successful to date.
Chicago man repels five thieves on Italian frontier
James L. Houghteling of Chicago, en route to a world conference of Young Men's Christian Associations, defended himself against five Italian thieves on the frontier. He struck two thieves, sent one to hospital, and captured the others, a Yale alumnus and former baseball player.
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Tartar
Plot to rob Walsh country home foiled in Denver
A plot to rob the country home of Thomas K. E. Walsh, the mine owner and politician, was halted when a note arranging a meeting of the would be robbers was found in Denver on July 31.
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Tom Walsh
Denver
Walhurst
Thomas KE. Walsh
Woman and girl fatally burned in Rock River explosion
Laramie Wyoming July 31 a gasoline explosion in the Rock River section house killed the wife of John Clark and her 14 year old daughter after they were splashed with flaming gasoline during house cleaning. The section house burned to the foundation. A third girl suffered mortal injuries and another accident victim died en route.
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Laramie
Wyo
John Clark
Union Pacific
Rock River
Stevenson
Lane
No. 4
Lookout
Gillespie
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