Brothers Drowned After Boat Upset at Silver Lake
Albert and Charles Bollin, ages 22 and 19, of Cincinnati, drowned near Erlanger Ky after their boat capsized while fishing with a party. Both were strong swimmers and were found entangled in trot lines. Their bodies were recovered at dawn and sent to Erlanger for coroner’s notification.
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Charles Bollin
Basil Bollin
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Emperor William Meets King Haakon in Trondhjem Visit
In Trondhjem Norway July 8 Emperor William of Germany arrived by Hamburg to meet King Haakon. The monarchs embraced and later toured the palace with Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf. William attended a gala dinner before returning to the Hamburg amid cheering crowds.
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Norway
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Hamburg
Haakon
Maud
Olaf
Natal Rebels Suppressed in Umvoti District
Natal troops completely surrounded and defeated a rebel body in the Umvoti District. Five hundred forty seven rebels were killed with few escaping. there were no white casualties.
Army transport Thomas floated after grounding at Guam
The Navy reports the army transport Thomas, which ran aground on a reef off Guam, was floated at high water yesterday. The ship carried ten army officers, seventy nine civilians, four Army nurses, and a large quantity of Philippine gold, with no further details released.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Navy Department
United States Army
Thomas
Guam
Hargis Calls on Friends to Lay Aside Firearms in Feud
BEATTYVILLE Ky July 8 There is intense tension as feud factions keep revolvers close. Judge Hargis orders supporters to come unarmed to show restraint. Jailer Spicer attack on Tom Cockrill looms as potential bloodshed. Commonwealth to present statement tomorrow with Mrs Marcum and lawyers arriving to assist. Trials may run with night sessions to finish this week.
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Beattyville
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Spicer
Tom Cockrill
Volver
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Marcum
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C. L. Bronston
Ed Callahan
Lkely
Lewis
Police Break Up Alleged Feud Among Italians
Police halted an Italian feud on Sixth Street after Patrolman Dwyer chased and captured Anton Payialo. Four Italians were arrested at First District for carrying concealed weapons including a seven inch dirk and a stiletto. The dispute reportedly stemmed from rival groups at the California Water Works project.
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Payialo
Beckman
Sixth
Plum Streets
Mike Sarro
California
George Malo
Commerce Street
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Third
Sarro
Pagialo
President Roosevelt Greets Boys at Christ Church
President Roosevelt with Mrs Roosevelt Miss Ethel and Quentin attended the 11 o'clock service at Christ Church Oyster Bay New York. Rev Charles Henry Webb preached the sermon the camp pastor joined fifty boys from his Astoria parish. The boys lined the driveway to greet the President as he arrived and the party then drove to Sagamore Hill.
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Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Ethel
Quentin
Christ Church
Charles Henry Webb
Astoria
Webb
Sagamore Hill
Navy steel floating dock Dewey heads to Manila
The steel floating dock Dewey, towed by Glacier Brutus and Caesar with the tug Wompatuck, under Commander Harry H. Hosley, sails for Manila due July 12 after about 12 000 miles from Solomon's Island Maryland.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Dewey
Secretary Root Welcomed by Porto Ricans in San Juan
Secretary Root and party arrived aboard the cruiser Charleston in San Juan Puerto Rico after a record NY to San Juan run of three days and nineteen hours. He reviewed police from the palace balcony and spoke on relief work after 1899 hurricane and coffee planting while noting the Pan American Congress might meet in Argentina with Porto Rico a likely site.
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Root
New York
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A. M. Frazer
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Rohrer
Colonel Batley
Porte Provisional Regiment
Secretary Root
Porto Rico
Paris Study of Princess Alice Brings Crowded Welcome
Paris observers recount Mrs. Longworth and her husband Franklin D. Roosevelt's daughter Princess Alice drawing vast public enthusiasm during their unofficial Paris visit. President Fallieres kisses the bride's hand at the Elysee. long itinerary includes Versailles, state dinners, and receptions with French officials and diplomats.
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Paris
Longworth
Longworths
Alice
Sarah
Waldorf Astor and bride arrive in New York
Waldorf Astor son of William Waldorf Astor of London arrives in New York aboard the Celtic with his bride formerly Mrs. Nannie Langhorne Shaw of Virginia. The couple will spend a few days in New York then travel to Maine and Virginia. Astor says his father is in good health and dismisses cable reports of illness.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Waldorf Astor
William Waldorf Astor
London
Celtic
Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Virginia
Yankee Cup for Prince Born Fourth of July
The American colony in Berlin plans to present an ornamental silver cup with Stars and Stripes and the American eagle to the infant son of Crown Princess Frederick William in honor of his July fourth birth. The Crown Princess and baby are reported in satisfactory condition.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Sunday death sentence in Lexington murder case
Aaron McCabe was found guilty of the murder of Martin Clark in Lexington and sentenced to death. The Fayette Circuit Court previously issued a Sunday verdict in the Portwood case from 1898, where Perkins was killed in the same saloon and manner.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Aaron McCabe
Martin Clark
Fayette
George Portwood
Richard Perkins
McCabe
Clark
Lawyer Shot by Niece's Admirer in Seattle
G Meade Emory a prominent Seattle attorney was shot at his home by Chester Thompson a University of Washington student and son of a former railroad lawyer. Thompson, obsessed with Emorys niece Charlotte Whittelsey, refused to surrender after barricading himself in a room with Emorys two young children until his father arrived.
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Commercial Tribune
Seattle
Wash
G. Meade Emory
Chester Thompson
University of Washington
William H. Thompson
Great Northern Railway Company
Thompson
Charlotte Whittelsey
Emory
Fourth Trial of Caleb Powers Nears in Goebel Case
Special dispatch from Lexington reports preparations for Caleb Powers fourth trial over the Goebel murder. Attorneys from Barboursville Louisville and Bowling Green visit Georgetown for prisoner consultation. Powers remains in Georgetown Jail as talks focus on judge and defense, with witnesses scattered nationwide and trial costs expected higher than prior ones.
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Caleb Powers
Wiliam Goebel
B. B. Golden
Barboursville
W. C. Owens
Louisville
J. R. Simms
Bowling Green
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Pease
Robbins
Beckham
Thaw Proceedings Move Ahead as Defense Plans Surrise Witness
In New York on July 8 Harry K Thaw spent a quiet day in the Tombs and attended prison services In the afternoon Assistant District Attorney Garvan worked on the Thaw case Miss Edna McClure an actress visited Garvan for nearly an hour along with her mother Defense counsel seized on information about a missing witness who overheard Stanford White and a friend insulting Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Insanity plea considered after Dr Allan McLane Hamilton and four alienists examined Thaw and prepared to meet Monday for further tests Mrs William Thaw and other relatives have spoken of Thaws condition
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Wade
Garvan
Edna McClure
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
White
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Pittsburg
Thaw
Allan McLane Hamilton
Hamilton
Charles L. Dana
Packard
Bellevue Hospital
Pilgrim
Mayer
William Thaw
New Marseillaise poem seized. Russia censors act
St Petersburg July 9 The Twentieth Century prints a second poem by M Amfiteatroff titled The New Marseillaise urging revolt. Censored, likely to be suppressed, with verses praising armed struggle dedicated to Maxim Gorky. Censors also seize anti Amnesty brochure and hold authors for trial amid anti Jewish accusations. News from Bialystok reports Jews panic selling property and preparing emigration to America. Court martial in the Sea of Japan case details Baranoff's alleged cowardice as Rojestvensky pleads for punishment and defense.
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Russ
M. Amfiteatroff
Russia
New Marseillaise
Bialystok
America
Rojestvensky
Bedovi
Sea of Japan
Baranoff
Oslabia
Kniaz Sugaroff
Alexander III
Former banker Gage joins theosophist Point Loma colony
Lyman J. Gage former Chicago banker and McKinley era treasury secretary reportedly joins Katherine Tingley at Point Loma California. He abandons a $50,000 yearly post to devote his fortune to the Universal Brotherhood movement. Theosophist leader Tingley is portrayed as a powerful, controversial figure shaping the cult.
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Lyman J. Gage
Mra Tingley
Point Loma
Cal
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
Treasury
McKinley
Katherine Tingley
San Diego
Chicago Tribune
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Colonel
Mrs. Brainerd
The
Universal Brotherhood
Gage
United States Trust Company of
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