Petit Jury Appeal May Be Rejected
A legal debate centers on whether the petit jury’s appeal will be rejected by Supreme Court Justice Swayze. Lawyers cite no precedent for such action, while a departure from equal procedure is considered unlikely. Names of jurors and local officials are listed amid protest over a free system for choosing petit jurors.
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Girl Near Collapse as Father Faces Murder Trial
In Oakridge on April 22, Elizabeth Loving, key witness and daughter of former Judge W. G. Loving, teetered on collapse as testimony began in the murder trial of her father. Prosecutors pressed the case that the defendant killed Theodore Eaten. defense sought to spare the girl public ordeal while portraying her as a willing participant. The witness showed calm resolve, then broke down under the strain as proceedings continued.
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Hottest Day Ahead as Thermometer Spikes Record
Weather notes report a record heat peak yesterday with 84 degrees marked in the afternoon at the airfield in front of Oliver and Dimke Company’s stock. Forecast calls for possible showers this evening and thunder in portions of Washington.
Praise for Mark Twain at London Banquet
London June 352 Mer Twain was guest of honor at a Pilg Club luncheon in the Hotel Baysy. The crowd included notable figures in art literature and politics. A speaker praised him as a moral force and humorist while Twain teased the audience with wit about his travels and experiences.
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Telegraphers' President Refuses To Back Down
A tense dispute follows as the telegraphers union leader stands firm amid pressure from officials and peers. The president signals resolve, defending bargaining position and signaling continued talks with management.
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Miss Kunkel Wins Journal Trip Contest Prizes
Cranford resident Miss Riva Kunkel led in the district contest winning the five dollar gold prize for most new journal subscriptions and the top weekly vote total. Other top finishers include Miss Eva Kun Reichert and Miss Julia Lenox with high vote counts, as standings shift amid a late surge by several contestants.
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Eva Kun
Julia Lenok
Katherine Jacobson
Miss FM
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Millis Reichert
Heruh’s
Helen Condos
Miron & Cifeon's
Unclear fragment hints at Gévirade event
Fragment mentions Gévirade and names Ebbson J D Bronson, Broad Street with 14798 code. lacks readable context or full details for a concrete item. More text required to identify date, place, or outcome.
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J.D. Bronson
Broad Street
Object to Sprinkling Roads with Oil Nuisance to Vehicles
Fragmentary notice from livery stable keepers objecting to road oiling claiming it damages carriages and tires. The text is incomplete but shows concern over road dust suppression methods and related wear.
Utilities Measure Dominates Senate Agenda in Trenton
June 25 Trenton report notes Senate intro duced reform bills urged by Governor Stokes. Attorney General Mc Carter opinion allows new business, with hearings planned next Tuesday. Bills cover Labor consolidation, voting machine commission, militia act amendments, civil service, grand jury, state finances, and water supply regulation. Senate adjourned after lingering readings and remarks on voter fear.
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State
Civil Service Commission
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Hutchinson
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Barber Quits Probe Committee In New Jersey Assembly
Trenton June 25 Assemblyman Barber plans further action in the partisan probe. Baker accuses the committee and John H. Backes of unfairness in withholding testimony from Republicans. Barber seeks full publication of testimony for public review and judgment.
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Barber
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New Jersey
Orchard Lies Credited in Idaho Trial Testimony
From Boise Idaho June 25 a swarm of men accused by Harry Orchard of aiding the Western Federation of Miners gather to testify for W D Haywood in the governor Steunenberg case. Orchard identifies Billy Aikman T C Foster and other alleged co conspirators while defense witnesses recount his false claims. The proceedings may occupy eight days as Darrow and the defense press to expose Orchard amassing testimony to support their case.
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Sean
Clarence Dalton
Chive
Foreman Arrested After Walker Street Tenement Collapse
New York police report a foreman, Joseph Ehune, held on $3,000 bail on a homicide charge after the Walker Street tenement collapse killed seven and injured others. Early today workers, digging through brick wreckage, rescued a dusty but unharmed dog buried beneath the rubble.
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Thaw Anniversary Marked by Plea for Bail
New York June 25 Harry K Thaw marked the anniversary of the Stanford White shooting by seeking release from Ta Tombs prison until his trial Assistant District Attorney Garvin planned to travel Europe for three months Thaw's counsel pressed for bail Evelyn Neabit Thaw visited with Attorneys O Brien and Peabody and showed deep emotion over the Roof Garden tragedy as Thaw appeared weaker in the Tombs
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Accused May Die Before He Tried
Mary Robbing Newlin faced trial in Chester County for a grave crime. The jury returned a verdict swiftly after a tense session. The defendant was committed to jail pending further proceedings.
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Newlin
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Depose Leader of French Revolt Rumors in Narbonne
Fragmentary report from Narbonne France says Narbonne leader Albert allegedly organized a major revolt and is to surrender to Montpellier authorities. Premier and agitators discuss continuing but passive tactics as the revolt persists amid tensions over leadership and response.
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Union Questions Telegraph Lines Restraint Of Trade
The union in Washington seeks figures on telegraph line operations and requests a presidential order and investigation to determine if a combination restrains trade and violates the common carrier system amid labor tensions and estimates of central labor outcomes.
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Indictment of Ferdio for Murder Moves Forward
The circuit and supreme courts prepare for murder trials linked to Charles Ferdie of 621 South Broad Street. Frederick Rash, 19, was killed when shot at his home on Pearl Street, with witnesses including the victim’s parents testifying as the indictment proceeds.
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Justin Swayze
Circuit Court
Charles Ferdie
South Broad Street
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Il Ciurden Street
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Pearl Street
Wall Street Gains Extend Early Trading Strength
New York stocks opened with broad strength as the market showed continued demand. Leaders included Thomas W. Lawson and associates with the Leveson movement noted. Northern Pacific rose, Great Northern advanced, Union Pacific and Reading climbed, and Brooklyn rapid gains reflected ongoing optimism despite uncertain cues. Government securities moved ahead in the forenoon as the market responded to early advances.
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Forge Explosion Damages Uties Plant
Fire partially destroys extensive Utien and Teo plant between walls. Reported blast causes widespread damage with unclear details. Local authorities respond as investigators assess structural safety and potential casualties and impacts on nearby operations.
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