No Peace Possible Now Declares Count Cassini in Murder Case
Breathitt County Judge and Senator arrested in Kentucky on charges of conspiring to obstruct the murder case of James B. MarCPU. Warrant sworn by Mrs Abrelia Marcum and issued by Jackson Police Judge T P Cardwell. Defendants held on heavy bonds and to appear in a special circuit term for contempt for removing witnesses in the Marcum suit.
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James B. Marcum
Ed Callahan
Breathitt County
Tom White
Curt Jett
Cardwell
T. P. Cardwell
Jackson
Hargises
Dr. Cox
Abrelia Marcum
Felix Feltner
B. F. French
Callahan
Russian naval battle reports darken hope at Vladivostok
London dispatches say only four ships from Rojestvensky's fleet reached Vladivostok after the Tsu Island engagement. Admiral Voelkersam is believed dead, with many casualties among sailors and officers. Japanese losses are also reported but not fully confirmed.
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Rojestvensky
Vladivostok
Almaz
Count Cassini to Call on Roosevelt in Washington
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Count Cassini will call on President Roosevelt in Washington as Vice Admiral Rozestvensky is reported captured and Russia weighs war continuation. The piece notes Russian leadership meetings at Tsarskoe Selo and ongoing war prospects amid Japan's naval disaster.
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Count Cassini
Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cai
Rojestvensky
Cincinnati Southern Railroad worth to city at 33 million net
President Herrmann of the Water Works Board told Los Angeles officials that Cincinnati owns the Southern railroad with 33 million dollars net value after encumbrances. Under the lease through 1971 the city already nets over 300 thousand dollars annually beyond bond interest, building a sinking fund to redeem bonds and making the railroad a net city asset at lease end.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
The
Water Works Board
C. D. Willard
Los Angeles
Cal.) Municipal League
Mr. Willard
Mr. Herrmann
Waterways Leaders to Convene on National Congress Plans
Executive Committee of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association to meet at Captain J. Ellison’s office to set dates and preliminaries for a Cincinnati gathering. Representatives from multiple waterways groups will finalize plans for the National Waterways Congress to be held in Washington in the near future.
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The
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
J. ¥. Ellison
Cincinnati
Washington
Equitable Board Hears Radical Report At Meeting
The Equitable Life Assurance board met to receive a committee report led by Frick. Directors discussed radical recommendations in a long session, adjourned to 11 a.m. Friday, with secrecy pledged. A Saratoga case subpoenas emerged outside as state Senator Brackett’s representative waited.
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Commercial Tribune
Equitable Life Assurty
Frick
Hy. Hyde
Louis
Pattrea G. Vanderbilt
M. Dapdion
Harrimen
Jacob H. Schiff
H. C. Deming
H. R. Winthrop
D. O
Brackett
Saratoga
Mary A. Young
Note in a Bottle Tells of Shipwreck Off Dam Neck
A bottle found on Dam Neck beach near the North Carolina coast carried a note from the schooner Phantom claiming it was struck by an outgoing steamer and crew escaped in a boat. Captain J W Woodhouse of the Life Saving Service reported the note is poorly written but legible, and no wreckage was seen.
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Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
Seacoast
Norfolk Weather Bureau
Dam Neck
North Carolina
J. W. Woodhouse
Phantom
Bodeon
Woodhouse
Editor shoots senator in Marshall public square
On May 31 in Marshall Missouri Charles G Patterson former editor of The Democrat News shot and probably fatally wounded ex State Senator E D Martin. The two men reportedly had a history of ill feeling.
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Commercial Tribune
Marshall,mo
Public Square
Charles G. Patterson
Democrat- News
E. D. Martin
Bonaparte Named Navy Secretary In Roosevelt Aide Shuffle
President Roosevelt names Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore as Secretary of the Navy to replace Paul Morton who plans July departure for New York subway project. cabinet changes seen as limited with Shaw Moody and others undecided. Bonaparte, a trusted adviser, will align naval policy with Roosevelt’s aims while Morton moves to oversee New York transit plans.
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Paul Morton
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Shaw
Moody
Bonaparte
Morton
Massachusetts
New York
Thomas F. Ryan
New York City
Ryan
Judge Parker
Deputy Shot in Ambush. Suspect Crenshaw Killed
In Mobile Alabama on May 81 Calvin Childs deputy sheriff for the Southern Railway was shot as he went to Mobile to swear out a warrant for Robert Crenshaw. Crenshaw fired from brush at Plateau Station and escaped but an unknown ally with Childs retrieved his gun and Crenshaw was killed by pursuit.
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Commercial Tribune
Mobile
Ala
Calvin Childs
Southern Railway
Robert Crenshaw
Plateau Station
Crenshaw
Childs
Bomb attack on King Alfonso and President Loubet during opera parade
In Paris a bomb intended for the royal carriage of King Alfonso of Spain and President Loubet exploded near their party after an opera. A soldier was wounded and several riders unseated as bystanders were hit by shrapnel. five people were injured seriously, with horses also affected. Police arrested multiple suspects connected to the plot.
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Margum
Breathitt
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Ky.s
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Jett
Voelkersam
London
Tsu Island
Grozny
Brava and Terosiahty
Admiral Voelkersam
Tokyo
Sini
Tomor
Russia
Aster
Tsarkoe-Selo
Alexieff
State
Petersburg
Nese
Japan
Cence
Manchuria
Mr. Taka
Hira
Willard
Waterways
National Congress
Equitable
Meditine
King Alfonso
Paris
C. J. Bonaparte
Secretary OF the Navy
Charles. J. Bonaparte
Holmes Conrad
Eminent
Everybody's Magazine
Loubet
Life of
Spain
Young Ruler
King
Soldier
Royal Carriage
Palais d'Orsay
Atéir
Louvre
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Tive
Alfonso
Samson and Delilah
Detta
Anthors
Hitch
His Majesty
President Loubet
Intermis
Ance
Place de l'Opera
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