Judges threaten duel over remark in Caillaux murder trial
In Paris the judge Albanel and associate Dagoury drift toward a duel amid the Caillaux murder trial. Dagoury alleged partiality by Albanel, prompting the challenge as Caillaux's wife Madame Caillaux fainted while letters from ex premier to her were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Albanel
Court of Assizes
Mme
Joseph Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
Louis Dagoury
Dagoury
Madame Caillaux
Bir
Aduyt
Dalstein
Paria
M. Bronsac
M. Delaborle
Caillaux
Madame Calllaux
Madame Cailiaux
Cailiaux
le Mand
General Council
No graft charges denied by Western Federation of Miners
Denver reports John L. Hennessey of the commissary department assures delegates there is no basis for claims that strike funds were diverted to officers. He states local secretaries have vouchers for every expense. Resolutions of confidence were drafted. dissenters at Bitte voiced charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John L. Henhessy
Comissary Department
Western Federation of Miners
Midh
Bitte
Vivty Dead Plie Admission Ticket Havonne NJ
In Havonne New Jersey on July 26 the local theatre manager announced plans to join a public crusade against unauthorised admission. The brief note hints at efforts to control entry and curb ticket fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havonne
N. J
Metropolitan Railway receivers approve wage increase for 3400 workers
In Kansas City on July 25 the Metropolitan Railway receivers announce a wage rise for about 3,400 employees. The increase will cost the company roughly 110000 to 135000 dollars per hour in wages under receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Metropolitan Railway Company
See ‘Wedge Hook Speetatis
Etter WN
Stork Delivers Yet Another Baby for Local Theatrical Packer
Altoona report notes Morris Conner, longtime theatrical transfer operator, has welcomed a girl as his 24th stork visit. He has 18 children with his first wife and eight with his second. ten are living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Stork
Morris Conner
Conner
Aix
Cleary to Claim Unwritten Law in Haverstraw Killing
William V. Cleary the Haverstraw political boss will base his defense on unwritten law and drunken rage in the shooting death of Eugene Martin Newman 18, husband of Cleary's daughter. District Attorney Gegan reviewed the inquest testimony as Pred Newman father and political ally vows to aid in Cleary's conviction if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havestraw
N. Y
William V. Cleary
Haverstraw
Eugene Martin Newman
Cleary
New City
Gegan
Shears
Newman
Anti divorce court success in wicked city
Chicago July 25 The divorce prevention bureau of the municipal court reports four reunifications as Judge Torrison outlines recommendations to avoid separation. He urges annual wife vacations, mutual rest, distancing from unfriendly in laws, avoiding bad advisers, and keeping harmony with music at home. He notes many heartaches come from trivial charges and says the court aims to keep homes together if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Municipal Court
Bureau
Torrison
Harrison to testify before Senate on railroad coal rates
President Fairfax Harrison of the Southern railway will testify next Monday before a Senate naval affairs sub committee probing alleged railroad discrimination against southern ports in coal rates. The hearing may adjourn until September as parties seek more study, amid statements about southern water frontage and a proposed coal pier to improve export access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railway
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Benjamin L. Dunlaney
A. P. Thom
Char
National Cash Register Firm Fined by Michigan Supreme Court
The National Cash Register company of Dayton Ohio must pay 910000 to the Michigan supreme court clerk within 60 days or quit business in the state. The court found the firm had run a Michigan monopoly from early years through July 1907 and violated state anti trust laws. Vice President Reed said the company sees no unlawful conduct and will adjust operations to limit disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Supreme Court of Michigan
Supreme Court
Michigan
New Jersey
United States
United States Supreme Court
Michigan State Supreme Court
Reod
Gece
Small Chance of Averting Strike Reported
Chicago July 25 The mediation failure to settle with 98 railways west of Chicago and 65 000 engine crews over increased wages was announced. Mediators seek new lines for adjustment but offered few details. Engineers and firemen warned they would give a week for concessions or enforce their demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill to allow work on disputed lands for oil and gas
A Senate plan, agreed by the House public lands committee Interior and Navy, would permit temporary oil and gas development on lands with disputed title, with proceeds held pending settlement. An amendment would divert naval profits to a separate fund under Congress, aiding passage this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingto
House Public Lands Committee
Interior Department
Navy Department
California
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Congress
Representative Mann
Secretary of
Hw Navy
Naval Fund
Corpse protests rough handling in Waterbury transport
Mrs Elisabeth Tanner 56 objected to the rough handling of her body as attendants prepared to move her from an undertaker to possibly an embalming table. She cried out against being harmed and said she did not want to be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
Elisabeth Tanner
Wyoming Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Next Two Days
Weather report from Washington notes Wyoming will see partly cloudy conditions on Sunday and Monday. No precipitation expected. Temperatures unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
War clouds deepen as Austria Serb tensions flare
Vienna seals break with Servia as premier announces severed diplomatic ties and mobilization spreads. Across Europe leaders debate support for Russia and the fate of Balkan alliances while martial law spreads in Austria Hungary. From London to Paris voices weigh the risk of a broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Servia
London
Germany
Agadir
Garazevo
Belgrade
Russia
Teuton
Aublria
Italian Army Mobilization Approved by Emperor
In St. Petersburg on July 25 the imperial government confirmed immediate mobilization of the Italian army as the emperor gave full approval to the plans. The development signals a major shift in the region's military posture and diplomatic dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergen
Norway
Berlin
Austria
Servia
Norwegian
ST. Petersburg
Khedive of Egypt Shot by Assassin and Lives
In Constantinople on July 25 the Khedive of Egypt was shot in the arm and cheek but remains not seriously hurt. His son in law Djelal Ferrid Tey was wounded in the leg as the assailant was shot by a member of his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Egypt
Djelal Ferrid Tey
Roads Boost Virginia Farmers Output and Savings
US Department of Agriculture studies in Spotsylvania County Virginia show road improvements dramatically raise total output. After $100,000 invested to improve 40 miles of roads, shipments to Frederickburg rose sharply and average ton miles saved eight cents, boosting profits and lowering transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bae
United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Spotsylvania
Dinwiddie County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galliaux
Garo
Cheyenne
Harrison
National Cash Register
AS Trust
Ning
Peter
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Peter of
Austro-hungarian Empire
Budapest
Radomir Putnik
Styria
England
France
Rome
Italy
Great Britain
Khedive OF
Uncle Sam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!