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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

3

Powers Freed Executive Clemency in Goebel Case

Kentuckys Gov Willson granted clemency to Caleb Powers and James Howard, convicted in the Goebel assassination. The decision followed appeals, petitions signed by nearly 400,000 Kentuckians, and public debate over eight years of tension and controversy in the state.

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Legal challenge to interstate coal transport restrained by government suit

Attorneys General Bonaparte and supporters argue before a federal court in Philadelphia as seven railroads including Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley and Erie challenge the government action under the commerce clause. The case, tied to anthracite mining and shipping privileges, questions constitutionality and equal protection while defending parties cite state and federal statutes.

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Plead Guilty in Bribery Case Ties Cleveland Paving Firm

Bramley of Clevalon, president of Cleveland Trinidad Paving, pleaded guilty Tuesday to three of seven indictments charging bribery of former Board of Public Service members in the Broad Street paving contract. He was fined $500 on each of three counts and costs, paid promptly. Lang, superintendent of the paving firm, pleaded guilty to eight indictments for bribery, fined $500 on seven counts, with the eighth held for September term. total fines including costs reach $3,700, paid in full.

Olunleis G.M. T. Bramley Clevalon Cleveland Trinidad Paving Compar Board of Public Service Ast Broad Street Lang

Mother Church Officers Elected in Carist Seientist

Boston Church confirms officers at annual meeting drawing attendees from across the country and abroad. New president John Dish and readers Stephen A. Chase Clifford P. Smith and Carroll Hoyt Powers named, with John Uligh noted as new church president from Indiana.

Boston First Church of Seientist Mother Church John Dish U. SN William JB Johnson Stephen A. Chase Fall River Clifford P. Smith Mason City Misa Carroll Hoyt Powers John Uligh The First Church Indiana

Wealthy Italian Merchant Versus Black Hand Killings in New Orleans

In New Orleans a Black Hand extortion plot ends in a deadly confrontation at the home of Pietra Giacana, a wealthy wine merchant. Three dead Italians and one wounded attacker are reported after a feast escalates into gunfire. Giacana and his son Corrada reportedly lured and detained four assailants who opened fire, with one wounded and another possibly escaping. Giovanni Barreca and Ciro Cusimano are named among the dead, Francisco Vattati of St. Louis identified as a wounded survivor.

New Orleans Beruregard Pietra Giacana Cincong Corrada Girconss Giovanni Barreca Ciro Cusimano Italo Francisco Vattati St. Louis Vattati Giacona Acé Henry O'Dell Earnest Regiere

Motor Car Drowns Four in River at Night

A New York car carrying a pleasure party sped down West Potty Sixth Street and plunged from an open pier into the North River. Four occupants died Adeline Derdon 19 Rose Coleman 23 John Coleman 27 and Virginia Knight 8. Chauffeur John Bauer escaped and swam to safety. John Nolan leaped free as the runaway neared the river.

New York West Pitty Sixth Street North River Tims Adeline Derdon Rose Coleman John Coleman Virginia Knight John Bauer John Nolan

Lusitania Halted by War Game Fire In New York Harbor

Shells from Fort Wadsworth and Fort Hamilton batteries during a war game stopped the Cunarder Lusitania as she passed through the Narrows. Projectiles crossed paths and splashed into the bay before authorities ordered a 40 minute pause, then the liner continued seaward under careful observation.

New York Fort Wadsworth Fort Hamilton Wetian Coney Gland Fort Hamiton

Plan doom of Free Cuba in Mexican revolt scheme

The Mexican Herald reports a secret fund funded by Cuban business interests and foreigners aims to trigger a sensational revelation after U S forces withdraw. Troops would reach Tampa and then be recalled, supposedly sealing the fate of Free Cuba.

Gily Mexico Cuba United States The Herald Tampa Secret Revolutionary Fund

Congressman Wiley Dies in California Hotel

Washington and New York briefs report the death of Congressman Wiley of Alabama at a hotel in Santa Monica California. He served in Cuba as Gen Lawton s chief of staff and was a governor and long time member of Congress. He died after weeks of illness at about 50 years old.

Bot Springs She A. Wiley Alabama Cuba Lawton

Humorous pulpit mishap and curious anecdotes

A minister struggles with a missing handkerchief during a morning sermon provoking his wife and the audience. The scene includes the wife guiding a helper to fetch the prop as the sermon lurches along. The column weaves in quirky notes on watermelons, polite conversation, and misc. vignettes from Youth's Companion and Baltimore items.

Mths Ward Hte Asher

Fragmented ad and carnival of strange phrases

A garbled OCR page blends ad copy and odd prose about eye remedies and patchwork jargon. It mentions Murine Eye Remedy, a Chicago address, and unrelated personal observations, yielding a chaotic mix of product pitches and muddled statements.

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