Crowds Cheer Visiting Turners at Carthage Exhibition
Large crowds at Carthage witness a multi day Turners festival featuring school children's work and apparatus contests. Los Angeles Turners impress with club swinging stunts, drawing strong applause and setting a high mark for technical displays at the fairgrounds and stadium across a busy schedule.
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Fair Grounds
League Park
Ball Park
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Turners
Thatcher Disbarment Shocks Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court disbarred Charles A. Thatcher of Toledo for unprofessional conduct including distributing literature attacking judges and authoring statements deemed to degrade public officers. The decision, written by Justice Davis and concurred by the court, cites moral turpitude and lack of remorse as grounds for removal. Thatcher plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Morris and Kumler
Toledo
Snauck
Price
Supreme Court
Charles A. Thatcher
Ohio
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Crew
Summers
Shauck
Spear
Supreme Court of Ohio
Taft Names Custis for Jamestown Postmaster
Washington reports President Taft sent William O. Custis for reappointment as Jamestown postmaster Greene County Ohio. Senators will block Cus tis until opponents arrive with their case before the senate committee. Custis allegedly antagonized Jesse Taylor last fall. Greene County Republicans propose Lester A. Smith. Post office inspector favorable on Custis. Taft also appoints Taylor Greenup Kentucky and Rogers Crystal Lee County Kentucky to new posts.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
William O. Custis
Jamestown
Greene County
Custis
Senate Post Office Committee
Jesse Taylor
Congress
Burton
Republican County Committee
Lester A. Smith
C. F. Taylor
Greenup
William S. Rogers
Crystal
Lee County
C. R. Watson
Oscar Lewisohn Denies Death Reports
A cable message from New York states Oscar Lewisohn and his elder brother Jesse are alive. The cable says Ascot, England reports no foundation to death rumors and that Oscar and Jesse are both well, with efforts ongoing to locate Jesse Lewisohn on the continent.
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New York
Oscar Lewisohn
Martin Vogel
Lewisohn
Ascot
England
Soscar
Voge
Jesse Lewisohn
Oscar
Wrights postpone flight as engine tests continue
Washington June 25 Orville Wright says he will not fly today as the motor is being refined. The machine sits ready at Fort Myer while attachments are tested for efficiency and durability. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and many Washington society figures stay to watch the Wrights.
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Washington
Oriviule Wright
Fort Myer
Wrights
Nicholas Longworth
French Lotteries To Be Stopped by Government
The government submits a measure to the chamber of deputies to end the numerous lotteries. After a term of eighteen months they will be completely prohibited.
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Chamber of Deputies
France
Jury Finds Bertha Sorber Not Guilty in Husband Murder
A jury in Hamilton Ohio returned a verdict of not guilty for Mrs. Bertha Sorber of East Hamilton who shot and killed her husband on April 2. The jury deliberated about three and a half hours this afternoon.
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Hamilton, O
Bertha Sorber
East Hamilton
Moon Captured Planet Theory Shocks Astronomy
Berkeley report by Prof. T J J Lee claims a mathematical proof that the Moon is a planet captured by Earth from space, not a detached part of Earth. He rejects Laplace and Darwin theories and says the finding rests on Hill Poincare and Darwin methods, extending his earlier claim that planets and satellites are captured bodies whose orbits shrink under nebular resistance.
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Cal
T. J. J. Lee
Naval Observatory
Mare Island
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Laplace
George Darwin
Hill
Poincare
Darwin
Lee
Solar System
German Chancellor Von Buelow Stays in Office
Berlin June 25 The semi official statement confirms Prince Von Buelow will remain chancellor of the empire and that the Reichstag will not be dissolved. It declares the Chancellor’s duty is to press a taxation measure excluding stock transfers grain mill output and coal exports while financial reforms begin.
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Berlin
Prince von Buelow
Empire
Reichstag
Federal Council
Briag
Joker’s Cry of Fire Triggers Fatal Theater Panic
A theater panic at the Apolo theater in Mexico City occurred last night after a joker yelled fire. Isabel Romero died and many were injured as patrons were trampled in the rush to exits. Four people were seriously hurt.
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Mexico
City
Isabel Romero
Apolo
Calle de la Mosqueta
Gould Wins Separation With 36000 Yearly Alimony
New York judge grants Katherine Clemmans Gould a legal separation from Howard Gould with 36000 a year alimony despite her $250000 claim. The court finds intoxication charges unclear and holds Farnum meetings occurred after separation. Mrs Gould declares victory and thanks supporters as attorney fees rise to 17000 plus expenses.
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New York
Weslay
Katherine Clemmans Gould
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Gould
Dustin Farnum
Brother Gave Blood To Save Sister In Typhoid Fight
Wallingford Pennsylvania June 25. Dr William Henry Furness III donated a large amount of his blood to treat Mrs Horace Jayne the daughter of Shakespearean scholar Dr Horace Howard Furness after a typhoid fever attack. Furness the explorer is noted for world travel including two months in Borneo and two years among Caroline Islands cannibals.
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Wallingford
Horace Jayne
Horace Howard Furness
William Henry Furness III
Furness
Borneo
Caroline Islands
Death by own hand ends Eastman pursuit in Maryland
In St Michaels Maryland on June 25 the accused slayer of May Edith Thompson Woodill died by suicide during a waterfront pursuit. The man identified as Emmet E Roberts, actually Robert Emmet Eastman, left a letter blaming a jealous party at a social gathering and asked Miss Vinnie Bradcome to claim his body. Authorities doubt his account and believe Eastman is responsible for Woodill’s murder. The case links Baltimore Washington and Los Angeles social circles to a tragic crime rooted in jealousy and forgery.
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Pretty Little
Edith Thompson Woooodill
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Washington
Los Angeles
Lyman J. Gage
Frank Brown
Emmet E. Roberts
Robert Emmet Eastman
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
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Klaw
Erlanger
New York
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Foreman Radcliffe
Bradcome
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Fastman
Woodill
Charles H. Thompson
Bastman
Wobby
McDaniel
Rose Creek
Gilbert Woods
Charles H Thompson
Maryland
Minneapolis
Colene
Thompson
Matthew
Zetella Knight Witz
Witz
Bob" Eastman
Emmet IG Roberts Eastman
Emmet Roberts
Delay of the park bond issue case faces September hearing
City Solicitor Ballard complained after a Supreme Court session where his appeal on the park bond issue was not advanced before summer adjournment. He said the case will likely be heard in September once the court resumes, noting numerous cases delay the calendar. He accepted the court’s control and vowed to wait for the September term.
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Toledo
Supreme Court of the United States
C. A. Thatcher
Morris
United States
Ohio
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Abraham Lincoln
Dred Scott
Theodore Roosevelt
Beef Trust
Standard Oil
Ballard
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Senate Finance Committee to curb tobacco trust
June 25. The senate finance committee offers concessions to lawmakers seeking tobacco trust reform. Amend tariff bill to end coupons and restore full-weight smoking tobacco packages. Senators push for further action including raising tobacco taxes to cover the burden.
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Senate Finance Committee
New York Suffragists Fix New Marriage Obligation
New York suffragist groups circulate pledges for all unmarried women to sign. The pledge commits signers not to marry any man unless he agrees in writing to vote for equal suffrage.
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New York
Women's Suffrage
Taft plan seeks 2 percent tax on corporate net income
President Taft's proposed corporate tax plan, presented by Senator Aldrich, would levy a 2 percent tax on net earnings of for profit corporations and certain insurers. The measure covers U S and foreign entities doing business in the United States, with exemptions for maintenance, depreciation, and specific expenses.
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Bats Insurance Company
Act of Congress
Alaska
Columbia
Digolumbia
Husinessi
District of Columbia
Sendurces
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