Marmet and Critchell in court as bond posted in indictments
William Marmet and B P Critchell appeared in criminal court posting 1000 bonds each to answer grand jury indictments. Randolp Kleybolte and two coal companies face further actions as probes into city contracts and alleged coal price-fixing unfold. The Ice Trust investigation and coal contract reviews are slated for July term.
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William Marmet
The
Market Coal Company
B. P. Critchell
City Parks
Grand Jury
Randolp Kleybolte
Marmet Company
Marmet
Luhrig
Peck
Leopold Kleybolte
New York
Philadelphia
Rudolph Kleybolte
Henry Burkhold
Luhrig Company
Thos. Darby
William E. Palmer
Ice Trust
Cincinnati
Palmer
Pittsburg
Rulison
Green and Doremus Freed in Conspiracy and Bribery Case
The jury acquitted Green and Doremus on all counts after a verdict reached at 1 50 p m. The decision ended a trial that had begun with an 11 to 1 vote for acquittal and was delivered under Justice Gould’s admonition against demonstrations. No statements were made by Green or District Attorney Baker. There is one additional Green case pending government action.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Green
Doremus
Gould
Messrs. Green
Baker
Walter Ezekiel
Creaghead Engineering Company
Burckhardt Oil Company
Jack Keefe
Hooks No. 7
Main Street
City Hospital
Armenian shoots wife and child during measles dispute
In New York on June 23 Tarcus Sodian a 28 year old Armenian shot his wife as she held their two year old daughter who had measles. The child was hit in the arm and is not expected to be seriously harmed. Sodian was arrested after the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Tarcus Sodian
Sodian
Longworths Warmly Greeted in Germany
Congress man Longworth and Mrs. Longworth arrive in Kiel from London to cheering crowds. They visit the Hamburg steamer and call on Prussian princes and Grand Admiral Von Koester, dining later aboard the American yacht Otowana with owner Allison Armour.
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Kiel
Longworth
Mr. Longworth
Howard
Hamburg
Emperor William
Prince Henry
Adelbert
Prussia
von Koester
Allison V. Armour
Carnival of Murder Sweeps Russia Amid Martial Law
Dispatches from Bialystok report panic in Russia as rumors of renewed excesses spread. Guards and crosses appear before homes under martial law with three men shot for disobeying orders. In St Petersburg a police sergeant was killed during a riot in Narvan District. A robber wounded, money recovered after a cab fall. In Voronezh peasants avenge a cow’s death by executing two rural policemen.
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ST. Petersburg
Bialystok
Narvan
Voronezh
Russia
Krutnyagorki
Robbers Attack Messengers on Southwest Railroad
In Kiev on June 23 four robbers attacked messengers carrying $125,000 on the Southwest Railroad. They killed one messenger, wounded another, seized the money, and fled at a gallop in a cab. Two messengers gave chase.
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Kiev
So Western
Prince Manueloff Killed in UFA Street Shooting
In UFA Russia on June 22 Prince Manueloff a respected landed proprietor and former guards officer was killed in the streets. Authorities suggest a political motive behind the crime.
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Ufa
Russia
Manueloff
Mayor McClellan Sails for Ten Weeks in Europe
New York June 23 Mayor McClellan sailed today on the steamer New York for a ten weeks vacation in Europe. He declared he expects the state democracy to nominate a ticket and issue a platform worthy of the party’s traditions. He added that New York City will send a delegation to endorse an honest man for Governor and honest issues to pursue.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
McClellan
Europe
Gendarmes Captain Killed by Revolutionists in Kertch
In Kertch on June 23 a Captain of Gendarmes named Sherematieff was killed in the street by revolutionists. His wife, who accompanied him, was severely wounded.
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Kertch
Russia
Sherematieff
Doctors Sew Man's Heart After Stabbing
In New York at the Eastern District Hospital Williams burg doctors operated on Anthony Savage 22 to mend heart ventricles after he was stabbed three times during a christening celebration. The three stitches saved his life though he remains weak and doctors expect recovery.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Eastern District
Williamsburg
Anthony Savage
Savage
Mortar Bed Saves Life In Fall From Building
Laborer Jan Junz wicz plunged seventy six feet from a building top in St Paul. He landed in a wheelbarrow of soft mortar and survived with severe head wounds and a back injury.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Paul
Minn
Jan Junzwicz
Tobacco Warehouse Fire Destroys 2500 Bales of Tobacco
Fire at William H. Huntting's East Hartford warehouse today destroyed more than 2500 bales of tobacco and several small buildings. Loss estimated at $200,000. Most of the damage will fall on Emmanuel Hoffmann & Sons of New York, owners of the tobacco.
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Commercial Tribune
Hartford
Conn
William H. Huntting
East Hartford
Huntting
Emmanuel Hoffmann & Sons
New York
Roosevelt to Visit Panama Canal Site In Personal Review
President Roosevelt plans a late October to early November trip to the Isthmus of Panama to personally study the Panama Canal project. He may sail on a U.S. Navy cruiser and be joined by Secretary Taft and Panama Canal Commission Chairman Shonts, though details remain unsettled. The trip aims to gain close range understanding of construction and administration challenges.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
Panama Canal
White House
Loeb
Taft
Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Canal Zone
Yerkes Widow Ill After Emergency Appedicitis Surgery
Mrs. Wilson Mizner widow of Charles T. Yerkes facing complications from appendicitis after an emergency operation at 3200 Michigan Avenue. Doctors say death is unlikely from the surgery but could result from complications. Mizner, in San Francisco, stands to gain a substantial estate and may fund a Chicago hospital legacy of one million dollars.
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Wilson Mizner
Chicago
San Francisco
Commercial Tribune
Charles T. Yerkes
Michigan
William E. Quine
J. B. Murphy
Mizner
Yerkes
Duke Almodovar Dies After Moroccan Reform Conference
Madrid June 23 The Duke of Almodovar Minister of Foreign Affairs and former president of the Algeciras Moroccan reforms conference died at 2 50 this afternoon He was born in 1854.
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Madrid
Duke of Almodovar
Algeciras
Mrs Williams Found Guilty of Murder in Indiana
Mrs Minerva Williams was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Evansville Indiana and sentenced to life imprisonment for being accessory before the fact in the January Boonville killing of James Leigh. Her son Wesley was earlier sentenced to life for the same crime and her husband faces trial with no decision yet.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Minerva Williams
James Leigh
Boonville
Williams
Wesley
Leigh
French Denounce Treaty Over Spain Tariff Increase
Paris June 23 The Council of Ministers decided to denounce the France Spain commercial treaty due to higher duties under new Spanish tariff. Maximum French rates will be applied against Spain from July 1.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
France
Spain
Governor Harris Delays Appointments At Columbus Office
Governor Harris appears at his desk before dawn as janitors clean the State House after late visitors. He says he will not make appointments before Tuesday next and plans to return to his farm in Preble County Monday morning.
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Governor Harris
Commercial Tribune
Outlook
ColumBus
Ohio
State House
Harris
Preble County
Guilbert
Eaton
Shoemaker Funeral Held for Railroad Scion in New York
William Brock Shoemaker son of Henry F. Shoemaker long associated with the c. H. and D. Railroad was buried today after dying from injuries sustained in a down town bank elevator accident. The funeral took place from the family home on West Fifty ninth street.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
William Brock Shoemaker
Henry F. Shoemaker
C. H. & D. Railroad
Queen City
West
Fifty-ninth St
Harvest Hands Needed to Save Kansas Grain
Governor Hoch appeals to railroad leaders in Chicago to rush harvest labor and secure cheap transport rates. He warns Kansas must recruit 8 000 harvest hands within a week or much grain will be lost.
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Commercial Tribune
Topeka
Kan
B. W. Hoch
W. J. Black
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Chicago
E. 8. MacLoud
Western Passenger Association
Kansas
Lincoln Republican League to Convene in October
The Executive Committee of the Lincoln Republican National League based in Washington fixed October 10 in this city as the date for its annual convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
The
Lincoln Republican National League
Barnes Named Washington Postmaster by Senate
The Senate confirmed Benjamin F. Barnes, assistant secretary to the President, as Postmaster of Washington D C by a 36 to 16 vote on June 23.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Benjamin F. Barnes
Washington, D. C
Senate
Fire Engulfs Ezekiel & Bernheim Warehouse in Main Street Blaze
Firefighters battled a four hour blaze in the Ezekiel and Bernheim storage house on lower Main Street. Losses include about 50 000 dollars total with stock at Carberry Mitchell and other firms heavily damaged. Two firemen were injured and water mains faced issues during suppression.
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Ezekiel & Bernheim Company
Main Street
Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company
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