Walling Trial Begins As Defense Seeks Exclusion Of Key Evidence
Alonzo Walling testifies in Newport Kentucky saying he is 20 and describes his family and schooling. The defense moves to exclude admissions from Chief Cruach and reporter Ed Anthony, while Walling details his actions with Scott Jackson and Pearl Bryan and denies involvement in her death.
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Heim
Cruach
Anthony
Walling
Newport
Helm
Col Deitsch
Ed Anthony
Alonzo Walling
Col Washington
Hamilton
Greenfield
Dental College
Indianapolis
Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Fourth
Elm
Wallingford
Albion
Atlantic Garden
Heider's
Monday's major league scores and standings update
Cleveland, Washington, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati won in Monday action. Scores show early innings and key batters like Young, Mercer and Clarke contributing. Standings list Cleveland, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Detroit among top clubs with notable slates and percentages.
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Rhe
Qeveland
Philadelphl
Young
Cuppy
Zimmer
Taylor and Grady
Hurst
O&aee
Washington
Chicago
Mercer, King and McGuire
McLand
Parker and Donounce
Wiedman and Keefe
Springs
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Kilien
Sugden
Kennedy
Cincinnati
Clarke and
Farrell
Ebres
Vaughn
Henderson
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Louisville
Cleveland
Baltimore
Noted French Statesman Jules Simon Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of Jules Francois Simon a prominent French statesman and life senator. A former prime minister he led the republican party and advocated free trade while holding offices in education worship and the arts. He died after a two week illness of stomach neurosis.
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Paris
Republican Party
Jules Francois Simon
French Academy
Academy of Moral and Political Science
France
Simon
Jules Francois Simon Suisse
Lorient
Iarbihan
Victor Cousin
Suisse
Ilanor
Cotes-Du-Nord
National Defense
Council
Marshal MacMahon
Brigandage Near Constantinople In Ransom Case
A brigandage incident near Constantinople saw two carriages attacked at Yalove 20 miles from the city. Madame Hranseau a French heiress and Madame Paragamian with her daughter the Armenian merchant's wife and child were abducted. The captors threaten to hold the women until a 25000 pound ransom is paid.
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Drigandage
Constantinople
Madame Hranseau
Madame Paragamian
Yalove
McKinley Backer Herrick Predicts Solid Gold Platform
Myrone T Herrick Ohio banker and McKinley ally privately tells friends he believes if nominated at St Louis the GOP candidate will stand on a solid gold platform. Herrick is a known New York banker and American Bankers Association member.
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New York
Wall Street
Myrone T. Herrick
Ohio
McKinley
St. Louis
Herrick
American Bankers’ Association
Outrages Reported as Cuban War Brutality Widens
Havana dispatch details continued atrocity reports as Spanish troops kill civilians in multiple towns. A 15 year old boy Juan Rodriguez is dragged from home and butchered near Tapaste. Suspected rebel sympathizer Simon Yurri shot in public square at Jaruco. Two Canary Island natives, Forenzo Medina and John Toledo, executed after false promises of release. Rebels gain support near Bayamo and San Cristobal. Local volunteers switch sides to join the revolutionaries.
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Havana
Tampa
Fla
Ochoa
Jarneo
Mlavena
Juan Rodriguez
Tapaste
Victor Simon
Simon Yruri
Jaruco
Melguizo
Melcuizo
Forenzo Medina
Canary Islands
John Toledo
Valencia
Dondeviela
Campo Ilarido
Bayamo Guirrirrilla
Gabino ‘Merrera
Calixto Garcia
Sancti Spiritus
Justo Alvarez
Veteran River Pilot Carter Dies in Louisville
Capt Frank Carter aged 65 longtime superintendent of the Louisville and Cincinnati Mail Line died at his Third Street home near Magnolia from old age. His nearly fifty year career as a mariner began as a steamboat clerk and rose to command of fast Ohio and Mississippi river steamers making his name a household word among river men from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.
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Louisville
Frank Carter
Cincinnati
Third Street
Magnolia
Carter
Ohio
Mississippi
Littsburgh
New Orleans
Judge Moberly Dies on Train in Washington City
Judge Wm Moberly a Kentucky native and West Point graduate died suddenly of paralysis on a railroad train returning to Washington from Alexandria. He was about 60 and formerly city judge of Harrodsburg Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Washington
WashinctTon
Wm. Moberly
Alexandria
West Point Military Academy
Marrodsburg
Benjamin Frazee Dies Amid Poison Suspicions In Rush County
Benjamin Frazee, owner of 2500 acres in Noble township near Rushville Indiana, died Sunday night under mysterious circumstances. He claimed he was dying from slow poison though he did not know who administered it. A post mortem was held Monday by three Rushville doctors to determine the cause. Frazee, 72, rose from poverty to become one of Rush County’s wealthiest men.
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Twan
Scott Jackson
Col Washington
L’eerl Bryan
Jackson
Walling
Longworth Street
Ninth Street
W.lling
Heider’s
Pearl
Dennison House
Pearl Bryan
Albinn
Lieider’s
Dental College
Hackleman
McNevin
Albion
George Jackson
Chester Mullin
Bellevue
College Street
Hayden
Greencastle
Benjamin Frazee
Ind
Rush County
Rushville
Frazee
Noble Township
Tle
Sudden Outbreak Of Panic At Indiana High School
Miss Maggie Wartgen, a bright local student in Lawrenceburg Indiana, ran into the street causing a stampede of schoolchildren. Six men restrained her after a sunstroke illness is blamed for her mental breakdown. an elder brother once went insane and was sent to an asylum.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Maggie Wartgen
Horse Tongue Cut Off in Cruelty Case at Koxromo
In Koxromo Indiana on June 9 the humane society and police seek a man for animal cruelty after a horse’s tongue was nearly severed by a sharp bite while being driven by a teamster near a cannery. The tongue remained warm, indicating recent mutilation, and authorities promise severe punishment if the culprit is caught.
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Koxromo
Ind
Humane Society
Canning Factory
Double Murder Suspected in Ramsey Fire Tragedy
In Corry pon Indiana June 9 a Ramsey area farmer Crayden’s house burned destroying the home. Crayden’s wife and their 13 year old son were killed in the blaze while Crayden was away. He found the bodies upon returning at midnight. Authorities suspect a double murder to cover up the crime.
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Ramsay
Ind
Corry Pon
Crayden
Ramsey
Shull Couple Driven to Infirmary. Wife Dies in Grief
In Ponraxa Indiana on June 9 Mr and Mrs Jacob Shull were moved to the county infirmary due to poverty. Shortly after arrival Mrs Shull died from what authorities deem heart disease triggered by intense grief.
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Ponraxa
Ind
Jacob Shull
County Infirmary
Democrats in Tippecanoe Back Murdoch for Chicago Delegates
In a mass convention held in Lafayette on June 9, Tippecanoe County Democrats unanimously instructed their delegates to the state convention to support Senator James Murdoch as the Tenth district delegate to the Chicago convention.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe County
James Murdock
Chicago
Seern Benn Elects Miss Esmay to School Board
Seern Benn Indiana June council breaks precedent by electing Katharine Esmay to the school board to replace Democrat Henry F. Elbel. Esmay’s candidacy was supported by the Progress Club.
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Seern Benn
Ind
Ccommon Council
Katharine Esmay
Henry F. Elbel
Esmay
Progress Club
Embezzlement Charge Brought in Brazil Indiana
John T. Stafford of Terre Haute is charged with embezzling funds from the American Wringer company and placed under a 300 bond. The incident occurred in Brazil Indiana on June 9.
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Brazil
Ind
John T. Stafford
Terre Haute
Poisoned Ice Cream Frying Patched in Indiana Towns
A run of local incidents reports Ethel and Villie Cates and Effie Houck poisoned by impure ice cream in Munch Indiana with Ethel in critical condition. Separate items note a man killed by a train near Oscoon with a whisky bottle found, and Joseph Clark dying from lockjaw after a rusty nail. an Evansville amphitheater burned after a lightning strike. Greensburg tailors Carter Bros. assign and debts near one thousand dollars. John George attacked by bees and likely to die near Fayetteville.
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Munch
Ind
Ethel
Villie Cates
Effie Houck
Ethel Cates
Connersville
John George
Fayetteville
Martial Law Declared After Bomb Explosion Kills Eleven
In Bancenona on June 9 martial law is in effect as the death toll rises to eleven and 82 suspects are held under guard for the bombing. An angry mob demanded summary punishment and clashes with civil guards occurred around the prefecture as Madrid authorities consider preventative measures.
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Bancenona
Barcelona
Madrid
Washington correspondents depart for Republican convention
Washington reporters from major papers leave the capital for the St Louis convention aboard a Pullman special. About one hundred journalists travel in comfort with Pennsylvania Railroad support, arriving Tuesday evening. a second group will follow Wednesday and reach St Louis by Friday. Both groups plan to return together after the convention.
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Wasnoneton
Washington
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congress
United Press
Chesapeake and Ohio
Enormous Iceberg Blocks Port of St Johns Narrow
An enormous iceberg bars the harbor entrance at St Johns Newfoundland hindering vessels. About 100 ships anchor offshore with several collisions causing damage. The French mission vessel St Pierre reportedly wrecked at Island Head near Cape St Mary's. crew rescued at Placentia. Rev Father Hamon had a narrow escape.
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St. Johns
St. Johes
N. F
St. Pierre
Island Head
Cape St. Mary's
Placentia
Father Hamon
Saengerfest Draws German Visitors To Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh welcomed German visitors from across the country who paraded to the national saenger fest headquarters under a festive reception. Delegations arrived by evening, each society's members gay with badges and white umbrellas, including the Columbus maennerchor with two Dutch clowns. The Milwaukee musik verein could not attend because of a street car strike.
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Pittsburgh
Prorsaurgh
Columbus Maennerchor
Milwaukee Musikverein
Emperor William Telegraphs Sympathy to President Faure
Paris reports Emperor William telegraphed President Faure expressing sorrow over the death of M. Simon. The message notes France mourns a great son and the emperor recalls Simon’s support for improving the working class.
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Paris
William
President Faure
M. Simon
France
Skirmishes Reported in Havana Area as Rebels Lose
Official reports dated June 9 detail multiple skirmishes with 36 rebels killed, seven wounded and nine taken prisoner. Government troops suffered 12 wounded.
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Havana
Millionaire W. J. Young Dies in Clinton
W J Young, noted lumberman and philanthropist born in Belfast in 1827, died Monday in Clinton Iowa. He immigrated to the United States in 1858 and is credited with introducing braised roast and pioneering log towing by steam boats. His fortune was estimated between six and ten million dollars.
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Clinton
W. J. Young
Belfast
Ireland
Various U S Army Officers Die and Appointments Made Across States
Condensed telegraph news reports deaths and appointments including Capt. John G. Bourke of the third cavalry dying in Philadelphia at Polyclinic hospital. W H Ryan named postmaster at Twin Lakes Colorado and A F Rhomnbough at Belington West Virginia.
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John G. Bourke
Third Cavalry
U.S. A
Polyclinic Hospital
Philadelphia
W. H. Ryan
Twin Lakes
Col
A. F. Rhornbough
Belington
W.va
Treasury
Xavier Bline
Hautes Alpes
al Gap
Repubican
Agar Beel
London
United States
St. Louis
Machine Republicans
New York City
New York Central
Baltimore and
Ohio
Levi P. Hunt
Tenth Cavalry
National Guard of
Missouri
Perkins
Rep
Cal
Senate
Oalxland
American Sugar Refining Co.of
New York
A. Roselle
People's Party State Committee
Sedalia
Wm. Adams
West Green Presbyterian Church
Boston
Adams
Wm. P. Burnham
Missouri National Guard
Lamar
Weather Forecast For Regions In Kentucky Ohio Indiana
Washington June 9 brings forecasts of local thunder storms in Kentucky then fair weather with cooler Tuesday night and northwesterly winds. Ohio sees local thunderstorms clearing to cooler conditions with brisk northwesterly winds. Indiana expects morning showers then fair weather with northwesterly winds.
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Wassshington
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Markets Report From Cincinnati and Other Cities
Prices for flour and grain futures, corn and oats sales, and livestock values across Cincinnati Toledo and Chicago markets. Reports note bid and ask ranges for wheat corn oats rye and various pork and beef cuts with regional variances and June price movements.
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Cincinnati
Floru
Northwestern
Cokrn
Hoas
Toledo
Chicago
Brave Tom Fears Yet Keeps Dot Safe on River
A brave boy takes his little sister Dot to see their father's boat. The boat slips from shore and drifts downriver with no oars. Tom hides his fear as a kind ferryman rescues them, and they return home safely. He vows not to repeat the danger.
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Dot
Tom
Papa
Katie Kyle
The Obedient Egg And Other Short Notes
A curious guide on two tricks with eggs the obedient egg uses sand to balance on any edge and the disobedient egg uses shot and wax to resist placement. Also a short humorous exchange about royal prayers referencing Edward Prince of Wales and a stray line about an American naval officer in a Ceylon river.
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Philadelphia Times
Ceylon
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Ada J. Schwatka
Frederick Schwatka
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Gen. Enochs
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Spain
Terrell
Turkey
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Republican State Committee of
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