19 May 1913
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
1
Washington report cites the President speaking in confidence to newspaper men about a prompt and amicable resolution of the Japanese dispute. He warned against leakage and stressed his personal stance on delicate matters while urging discreet negotiations to avoid misunderstandings.
John N. Anhut was found guilty of attempting to bribe Dr. Joan Russell to secure the release of Stanford White’s accomplice Harry K. Thaw from Matteawan. Prosecutors cited a $20,000 offer and Thaw’s prior $25,000 in stocks as the motive. Anhut faces up to 10 years and a $500 fine.
Fred Deadman 27 died by his own hand at home in Tahlequah after typhoid fever. He was son of Mrs. Alice Deadman and longtime city resident, previously with Conner Fulbright Grocery Co, then in Tahlequah mercantile work. He belonged to Masons Elks Shriners and K of P. Funeral held in Tahlequah with local attendance.
A group including Jacob Dunn Seeley and Ravenport faces trial on charges of sending threatening letters demanding fifty thousand dollars in gold. Officials believe Tumulty may meet, as letters were opened by him. In a separate report a Saint Louis and San Antonio train wreck near Austin leaves one dead and many injured, with eight passengers and crew casualties.
King George and Queen Mary travel from London to Sheerness aboard the Royal Yacht to attend the wedding of Princess Victoria Louise and Prince Ernest of Cumberland in Germany. The event marks royal participation in a northern European ceremony as 1913 and 1918 notices appear in the transcription.
Washington May 19 An amendment to Kern resolution for a West Virginia coal strike probe names Senator Borah to head the committee. The final vote is expected this afternoon.
A federal reserve set aside in Mississippi County Arkansas protects wild ducks and geese from hunters. W P Bancroft of the Biological Survey seeks a warden. B V Visart of the Arkansas Game and Fish Protective Association will recommend candidates within days.
May 19 dispatch states a large loan totaling one point five billion dollars with portions from France and private funds under Felix Diaz and Jose Yves Lima. The piece notes revolutionary unrest and declining American presence, alongside a feature on the enduring value and spread of Oriental rugs, their varied uses, and a cautionary tale about counterfeit examples.
Court opened this morning with Woods, Collies and Means before Judge Crosby in a labor murder case. Special deputy sheriffs guarded the doorway as workers and AR members crowded the room amid warnings of a potential courtroom demonstration. The jury fate hinges on the venire panel with a verdict expected tonight.
United Press reports developments in the Cincinnati street car strike indicating a likely settlement before nightfall. Traction officials meet with union leaders and labor representatives while Mayor Hunt seeks a stay of the receiver ship hearing. no use of strike breakers is planned today.
An advertisement touts diamonds as a profitable investment with 15 to 17 percent annual gains on low quality stones. It promises easy terms with one fifth cash and six percent simple interest over ten monthly payments, and offers prepaid examination selections sent nationwide.
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