Gourt Dismisses Murder Charge Against Harrisses
In Jackson Kentucky Magistrate Allen dismissed murder charges against James Hargis Alex Hargis and B F French after a dramatic session. Prosecutor Blanton denounced the court and left the room but returned after Mrs Marcum appealed. The crowd dispersed as the case heads to the grand jury for further investigation into the Marcum assassination.
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B. F. French
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Winchester
Morocco Affair Much Improved
Paris reported strained France Germany relations were at a crisis point with wartime fears and alarming stories. A long conference between Prince Von Radolin and Premier Rouvier at the Foreign Office restored diplomatic contact and calmed public unease.
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Roosevelt an Angel of Peace praised by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons visiting Washington called on President Roosevelt and praised his negotiations ending the Russia Japan war. He described Roosevelt as an angel of peace to the world and said the world owes him gratitude for his efforts.
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D. J. Stafford
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Russia
Japan
Baker Falls Off Hill in Trendy Stunt on Vine Street
A 32 year old baker Fred Huddmader of 1416 Vine Street tumbled off a hill behind 2227 Vine Street last night. He suffered a head injury and was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Confesses Arson Implicates Others in Ohio County Fire
In Bowling Green Kentucky a vehicle dealer William H Bryant of North Baltimore is arrested on arson charges linked to a 1896 big fire in North Baltimore. He allegedly instigated the blaze that enriched Jefferson Richcreek and others at insurers expense. State Fire Marshal and local officials have pursued a wider series of fires and related crimes, with further revelations expected on the tenth page.
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General Gomez Dies After Abscess Complications
Havana reports General Maximo Gomez died at 6 PM after a forty six day illness marked by heart and liver weakness and an abscess on his hand. Estrada Palma attended, noting the end came quietly at Vedado residence. Gomez leaves a widow five sons and one daughter. His career spanned Cuban independence fights and later public service.
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Government Wins Units Out Against the Paper Trust
The United States Circuit Court ruled the General Paper Company must produce its books to supply evidence in the anti trust case. Judge Seaman ordered production but restricted removal of books to the defendant’s possession. Attorney James D. Flanders stated a appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals will follow, signaling a long legal fight with implications for other trusts.
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Russia May Cause a Hitch in the Peace Negotiations
Reports from Manchuria and Washington indicate arms talks on an armistice are underway with Washington as the conference site. Russia seeks to reopen the venue discussion though Japan and U.S. officials deny any change. Russia favors The Hague for neutrality and quicker access, sparking diplomatic debate.
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Drexel Statue Unveiled at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia
Beneath trees at Lansdowne drive Fairmount Park two young granddaughters of Mrs. Drexel unveiled a double life size bronze statue of Anthony J. Drexel presented by John H. Harres. Sculptor Sir Moses Ezekiel traveled from Rome for the ceremony as a crowd of social and financial leaders watched the unveiling.
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Cincinnati
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Governor Curtin
Pennsylvania
Wreck on Western Maryland line kills 18, injures 20
A Western Maryland Railroad wreck near Patapsco between Westminster and Finksburg leaves eighteen dead and many injured. Passenger train No. 5 crashed into a freight double-header, engines and cars destroyed while workers on the baggage car and engines perish or are severely injured. Relief trains and doctors aided the injured as authorities investigate responsibility amid a new schedule starting tomorrow.
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Westminster
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Doctor Dowling Departs Columbus After Federal Exam
Dr. Francis Dowling of Cincinnati leaves Columbus after serving as a Federal examining physician. He traveled to his home this evening following his duties here.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Francis Dowling
Cincinnati
Federal
Aia
Explosion at Ivan Colliery Khartsisk 800 Feared Dead
In Ekaterinoslav June 18 an explosion rocked the Ivan Colliery of the Donets Company at Khartsisk in Southern Russia. Initial reports say eight hundred persons perished with many others injured or trapped.
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