Heath Will Not Be Disturbed By Present Charges
Special Despatch reports that P. B. Heath will not resign as Secretary of the Republican National Committee. The President will not pursue action, Heath will run committee affairs, and the next National Convention will name his successor. Cleveland Lives Modestly But Won’t Seek Fourth Term Despite Tarpon Dreams.
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Heath
Otto Carmichael
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Republican National Committee
Executive Committee
National Committee
Payne
Charles Emery Smith
Cleveland
George M. Bailey
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Gulf of Mexico
Bailey
Shaffer
Beveridge
J. C. Shaffer
Chicago Evening
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
Navy to press Galveston launch despite court halt
Washington reports the Navy will continue work on the Galveston, arguing no court may interfere with a warship. Secretary Moody aims for a Monday launch, with naval officers instructed to push ahead while awaiting conferences and possible federal protection if needed.
Judge Enjoins Launch of Cruiser Galveston at Trigg Yard
Richmond Virginia June 18 Judge Grinnan granted an injunction halting Lieutenants Theiss and Grosbeck from launching the USS Galveston at Trigg shipyards. The order, sought by S H Hawes & Co creditors, blocks government officials and others from interfering with the Galveston and dredge Benyard under receiver Lilburn T Myers control. The Navy planned to move the vessel to Norfolk for completion, with launch set for Monday.
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Theiss
Groesdeck
Galveston
Elia Sealey
Tex
Charles Train
Trigg Company
War Department
Treasury Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Trigg Yard
Richmond
Grinnan
Richmond Chancery Court
Theiss and
Grosbeck
United States Navy
Trigg
S. H. Hawes & Co
Trigg Yards
Lilburn T. Myers
Benyard
Grosdeck
Navy Department
Norfolk Yard
Lyddite Factory Explosion Kills Fourteen at Woolwich Arsenal
An early morning blast at the Lyddite factory in the Woolwich Arsenal killed fourteen workers and injured thirteen. The building was wrecked with the roof blown off and interior collapse. the explosion is blamed on a bursting shaft as crowds gathered outside the gates.
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London
Woolwich Arsenal
Great Arsenal
H Lal Y
Pere Bibsing Eteri
Oklahoma Outlaws Hold Up 100 In Osage Nation
Ben Cravens and two companions led a gang that halted a caravan of 100 men and women Sunday afternoon in the Osage Nation sixty miles from Pawhuska Oklahoma forcing all to surrender. The raiders collected $800 and nine horses while releasing the captives at six o clock. Deputy marshals pursue Cravens who escaped from Kansas Penitentiary three years ago and is linked to two murders.
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Oklahoma
Pawhuska
Kla
Guthrie
John Leahy
Fred Keeler
David Ware
Keeler
Ware
Pudrsec
Ohio
Cravens Band
Gray Horse
Bill Johnson
Harvey Sheed
Henry Kemp
Sidney Soldani
Lawrence Plomobden
Cravens
Kansas Penitentiary
Employee Who Quit Job Kidnapped Back in Slavery Case
In Macon Georgia Judge Emory Speer told the Federal Grand Jury about a possible peonage system in the Southern District of Georgia. He cited an incident where an employee who quit was kidnapped whipped and forced to work by his former employer and associates. The judge urged the jury to indict if the charges proved true.
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Macon
United States Court Today
Emory Speer
Grand Juy
Georgia
United States
Eminent Ohio Bachelor Neal to Wed June 30
Lawrence T. Neal a former Ohio gubernatorial candidate and noted bachelor announced his upcoming marriage to Miss Welker of Gam Miss Wal. The wedding is set for June 30 in Columbus.
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Lawrence T. Neal
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
William “McKintey
Neamt
Piss Welker
Washington
Redskins
Upper Il Dusky
Neali
Chillicothe
Gov the Deats
Tess
Rained Cotton Falls as Filmy Flakes Reported Near Sandusky
Special Despatch from Sandusky Ohio June 18 reports Bogart's Corner about three miles from town saw a cotton shower. Dry filmy flakes whitened ground as hundreds gathered, with speculation the cotton arrived from a Georgia cyclone and was released from a cloud.
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Commercial Tribune
Sandusky, C
Georgia
Female Bluebeard Trial Opens in East Prussia
Berlin reports Frau Przygodda stands trial at Ahlenstein for poisoning five husbands. Her fifth husband Przygodda, a hotel keeper, survived after arsenic was found in his coffee. Exhumations of her earlier husbands revealed arsenic in each case.
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Berlin
Boy Fatally Hurt Looping Loop in Indianapolis
June 18 Will Zimmerman aged 2 years attempted to loop the loop in place of Ray Stewart who is laid up with broken ribs from the feat but fell and injured his noge and will die. Trials are stopped.
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Indianapolis
Will Zimmerman
Ray Stev
Campaign Committee Heads Ohio Republican Campaign
The Ohio Republican State Executive selects a 34 member campaign committee led by Charles Dick of Akron. It includes notable figures from Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo with two African American members. Changes include dropping Tom Kyle and adding Ralph D Sneath. The meeting faced secret-session debates over transparency and county representation.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles
Akron
George A. Myers
Nder
E. Scobey
Troy
Patterson
Waverly
H.A. Marting
Ironton
Harry J. Hoover
Newark
H. H. Hollenbeck
Char
Toledo
R. R. Nevin
Dayton
C. M. Hogg
Cadiz
Howard D. Mannington
Urbana
Harry J. Shore
Dresden
C. M. Spitzer
A. B. Critchfield
Shreve
W. H. Phipps
Paulding
W.D. Rush
Greenville
Ralph D
Sheatly
Tiffin
Scott Bonham
Cincinnati
A. D. Alderman
Julius Fleischmann
Co. Co. Tarns
Mt. Vernon
L. M. Jewett
Athens
W. M. Miller
Zanesville
A.C. Sands
Logan
J. H. Williams
Sidney
Sands
Fleischmann
Fred Bader
George Myers
Hollenden Hotel
Hanna
Harry Alexander
Jeffrey
United States Congress
Dick, Southard, Hildebrandt
Skiles
Longworth
State Senate
Dunham, Patterson
Senate
Frank Scébey
House
Eugesst McElroy
Malloy
Gameron
Critchfield
Hollenbeck
Hoover
Spitzer
Marting
Dye
Sherman “Eagle
Gallipolis
Mannington
Alderman
Zerbe
Fitch
Richardson
Sheath
Burdell
Hogg
Brady
Paul Chavis
Tom Kyle
Cy Ae
Kiskadden
Ralph D. Sneath
Shermand
A. Cureo
Upper Sandusky
Durr
Clingerman
State Central Committee
Frank Martin
Caldwell
William Wallace
Peter Durr
Alec Sands
Hocking
Wallace
Mark Slater
Edwin _C. Wright
F. A. Gamble
van Wert
George C. King
King’s Mills
J. B. Clingerman
Springfield
John H. Smith
George W. Rutledge
Kenton
Walter F. Brown
Tolédo
Orrin B. Gould
Wellston
C. C. Pickering
Lancaster
C. Wallace
Alx. Kiskadden
W. T. Francis
Chicago
Frank M. Martin
British Cabinet Not Likely to Be Ousted
London report from June 18 cites interviews with Commons members across parties showing a consensus for roughly two more years of this government barring accidents. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman met Liberals on fiscal policy while even the Unions are not pressing for a vote they expect to lose.
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London
House of Commons
Associated’ Press
Westminster
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Great Britain
No Feud Verdict in Breathitt Murder Trial
Jackson Kentucky June 18 jury in the murder trial of Tom White and Curtis Jett could not reach a verdict and was sent to the Arlington Hotel to sleep on it. Prosecutor Byrd denounced Hargis and Callahan as protectors of lawlessness and warned jurors they must act or face public critique.
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Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Virginia
Department
Trigg Company
Galveston
Norfolk
Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Tom ‘White
Curtis Jett
Arlington Hotel
Redwine
Commonwealth
Byrd
Major Allen
Hargis
Callahan
Breathitt
Noose
Jett
White
Bar of
Breathitt Criminal Court
Mr. Byrd
Curt Jett
Tom White
James B. Marcum
French
Jim Hargis
Marcum
B. J. Ewen
Ewen
Hargiyg
Buck
Beja
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Beavers
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Jetary Moody
Richmond Court
Knox
Bowles
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Trigg Shipbuilding
Admiral Bowles
Lyddite
Woolwich
England
Gom
Jackson, KY
C. W. Longmire
Lexington
Oklo
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Vens
Davida Ware
Benedicks
Bogart
Republican
Colonel Sands
Walter ‘Brown
Hamilton County
Central Committee
Major Critchfield
Committee of Three
Orrin Gould
Lucas County
Dunham
Southard
Brown
Pickering
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