Shepherd Freed by His Peers amid Courtroom Turmoil
The jury acquits Shepherd of charges linked to Billy Mc Clintock's death amid heated debate led by Judge Harry Olson. Prosecution, led by Robert Crowe, faced sharp criticism for evidence and strategy. Shepherd exits jail to cheers from supporters and his wife, while defense attorneys praise the verdict as a victory for the jury system.
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Olson
Harry Olson
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
George E. Gorman
Joseph Savage
Stewart
O'Brien
Farman
Marchand
McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
Isabelle Pope
William Nelson McClintock
Mr. Shepherd
Prayer Service Unites Mason Stonecutters At Cathedral
Nearly 100 mason s stonecutters and laborers gathered at the Cathedral of St John the Divine to lay the first stone for the nave interior walls and recite the Lord s Prayer in six tongues bishop Manning led the outdoor service with a diverse, multi faith group joining in unison reflecting the sacred character of cathedral work.
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New York
Associated Press
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
William T. Manning
Manning
Lervantine
110Th Street
St. Peter’s
Tours
Cologne
Rheims
Norwegian council doubles Amundsen award in Oslo
A dispatch from Oslo reports the Norwegian state council decided to double the national award to Captain Roald Amundsen. The note mentions Bishop Manning speaking on a blessing for guilds in harmony with organized labor as work proceeds on a great edifice in London.
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London
Assojated Press
Oslo
Roald Amundsen
Rich Haul of Liquor by Guards Heads to Auction
Pirates seized the schooner Marion Adams off the Louisiana coast while unloading a cargo of 5,600 cases of liquor from Havana to Truxillo Honduras. The British registry vessel, 99 tons, sailed from Havana June 9 and was bound for Central American ports.
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Saukee
Gulf
Marion Adams
Lunenberg
Nova Scotia
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Cuba
Truxillo
Honduras
Four arrested for circulating salacious book in New York
Four persons were arrested today on a charge of printing 1000 volumes for private circulation of a salacious book My Life by Frank Harris. The case follows a government probe into whether the treasury failed to place tax stamps on stock transfers at the Consolidated Stock Exchange.
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Oklahoma
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New York
Associated Press
Frank Harris
Oscar Wilde
Pearson's
Harris
Paris
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