Weather and naval lanes across the Pacific described
Climate reports from Leadville and Cripple Creek note a heavy June snowstorm with hail and flood threats across eastern Colorado. Pueblo reports a severe hailstorm with eight inch drifts while Boulder and Longmont suffer crop damage. Navy department plans create 30 mile wide safe steamer lanes linking San Francisco to Honolulu Guam Manila Nagasaki and other ports.
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Senator Allison Not In It
Washington June 18 Senator Allison of Iowa waited at the White House and said he would not be a candidate. He reiterated he had not changed his mind and that it is not in his plans. There is belief he may have written Gov Shaw about the matter.
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Sunday Fishing Allowed by New Law Says State Official
Harrisburg reports secretary Meehan of the state fish commission states the new law signed by Governor Stone does not prohibit Sunday fishing. The liberal reform will please those unable to fish on weekdays. Also notes labor disturbances in St Petersburg and a bleak English crop outlook with late June reports.
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Impracticable Cup Yachts Cross Atlantic Claim
Capt Thumilton, famed for Shamrock I, says racing gear on cup yachts makes transatlantic crossing impractical. In heavy seas masts could jump or booms drag, risking severe danger though hulls are stout. He favors gal rig with shorter masts, but offers no reason races should proceed with it.
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Earl Russell Charged With Bigamy in London
London reports Earl Russell arrested on a bigamy charge after returning from abroad. Detected by police, he appeared at Bow Street court and was remanded on £2,000 bail amid a quiet demeanor. A brief, unrelated item notes a lumber transport car shortage impacting Pacific Northwest mills.
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Notorious Philippine Bandits Face Martial Court Justice
News records 31 cases where Philippine bandits were tried by military commissions on charges including murder, kidnapping, assault, and arson. Eight of ten executed. others jailed. Details cover the Sandsta hans sect, Casantulaian abductions, and betrayals by local officials. Proceedings note U S commands and General Mac Arthur urging unity against murder.
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Robbery and assault tied to armed intruders sentence penalties
An armed group robbed a home taking money jewelry and valuables then assailed the residents including language about forcing entry maltreatment and brutality. Two were sentenced to 20 years and one to five years in prison with hard labor.
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Plea Window in Long Murder Appeal Held at Albany
The second plea for life of Roland Molineux in the 1905 mailed poison murder case of Mrs. Katherine Adams in New York began before the New York Court of Appeals. Chief Judge Parker and five associates will decide, with John G. Milburn for the defendant and former Senator David Hill for the people. The record is the largest criminal case ever filed in the state and may run longer than today, as counsel request up to four hours. The court faced a crowd and doors were restricted to invited attendees.
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Milburn sketches case and links to Knickerbocker clubs
In a defense address Milburn outlines the charge and appeal, then sketches the chief personnel. He details Molineux’s training as a Paint and color maker and ties to Knickerbocker and New York Athletic clubs, Blanche Cheeseborough, and tarry Cornish while questioning the bottle’s distribution in the Adams case. Delegates at Richfield Springs for the American Institute of Homeopathy number 2,000. The battleship Alabama sailed to join the North Atlantic squadron at Newport ahead of a June 25 summer cruise.
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Chronic Constipation Cured with Cascarets Candy Cathartic
A historic claim proclaims a cure for chronic constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic. The advertisement promises a guaranteed remedy with genuine tablets stamped C C C and warns they are never sold in bulk through druggists.
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Indian Service Farmers Vacancies Prompt Examination Notice
The Civil Service Commission announces a June exam for Indian Service farmer positions. Starting salaries range from 7200 to 8720 dollars per year with four year terms and housing provided. Vacancies exist at multiple reservations including Pine Ridge, Fort Belknap, Crow Agency, and Colville among others.
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