Russian admiral acquitted as others sentenced in battle court
Admiral Rojestvensky was acquitted after a ten hour court martial. Four officers were condemned to death by shooting but to be commuted to dismissal from service. The trial followed the defeat at the Battle of the Sea of Japan and involved charges of surrendering their torpedo boat and the admiral.
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Leper Hired Special Train to Europe for Treatment
Mexican millionaire J M Bringas from Guaymas entered the United States at Nuevo Laredo under hospital guard due to leprosy and traveled by special train to Mexico City with permissions to reach Europe for treatment. Reports also note Ward Curran, a former cavalry sergeant, died by self-inflicted gunshot in Manila. Ladles Aid group of Sheddin Ray M E church to meet Wednesday for sewing and nursery prep.
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Guaymasnova
United States
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Mexico
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Mexico City
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Clayton Jige Killed and Four Injured in Dynamite Blast
In Danville Illinois a premature explosion at a shale pit in a brick works killed Clayton Jige and injured four men. The victims named are W H Byerly Fred Oleon Edward Riley and Georges Gladden all affected by the blast.
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Two killed in feud at Blexemelr Brud fight
In Muskogee July 10 Ernest Pleas Hubbard and another Hubbard member died and Fren Kirby was fatally injured in a feud between the Hubbard and Stegemeler families at an unspecified address in Illinois Street area. Authorities report a deadly clash with multiple casualties.
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Invasion of Residence Remonstrance at Italian Saloon Site
A chapel at 1% Southeastern Ave. faced a county remonstrance as Baldassare Paxhia sought a saloon license in a former church. Congregation members and local property owners argued residence zoning and questioned Paxhia’s fitness. Testimony covered past church use and brewing ties. decision due Wednesday.
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Ohio
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Judge Fremont Alford Defends Criminal Court Actions
An appeal case shows Judge Fremont Alford of the Criminal Court refusing to sentence a man while others were freed. The judge criticizes police court methods, arguing the criminal court vindicates its handling of crime against broader police efforts.
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Collision at Anderson Delays Big Four and Central Indiana Trains
A north bound Big Four passenger locomotive and a Central Indiana engine collided at the intersection of their lines on Nineteenth street in Anderson. The Big Four engine plunged down an embankment while the Central Indiana unit overturned onto its side. Engineer Michiel Donovan of the switch engine suffered a broken leg and serious injuries. other crew escaped. Passengers were shaken but uninjured. Traffic halted about an hour.
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Grand jury work delayed on alleged fee trust case
Deputy Prosecutor Taylor Gron foger announced it is impossible to begin the investigation of the alleged fee trust for the moment. The case will not be taken up for a day or two, but evidence gathering will continue in the interim as business proceeds before the grand jury.
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Fee Trust
Government Crop Report From Washington
The agricultural department released its monthly crop report listing corn acreage at 6,525.00 with a 1.8 increase. It notes conditions for winter wheat at 5.6, spring wheat at 91.45, and oats at 54.0. The report originates from the Scrippa-McHae Preen Association in Washington in July.
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Scrippa-McHae Preen Association
Washington
Agricultural Department Today
Banker's Nephew Dies in Waldorf Suicide
New York July 10 Hedry loscee sustained in the recent slump on the stock market is said to have driven Norman G Leopold nephew of J M Leopold banker broker of 7 Wall to take his life at the Waldorf Astoria yesterday He killed himself in a hotel by shooting
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Scrippe-McHae Prees Association
New York
Hedry Loscee
Jed Norman G. Leopold
J. M. Leopold
Wallat
Waldorf Astoria
HATS OFF 104 NEW FLAG
Charles Schwinger a native of Germany and resident of Marion county and Bartholomew Cavanaugh an Ireland native resident of Indianapolis both declared allegiance to foreign crowns at the United States court. The naturalization procedure was handled by police court clerks and moves between police court and criminal court as applicants pursue United States citizenship.
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Germany
Marion County
Kaiser
United States Court
United States
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Ireland
Indianapolis
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Plicant
Dry Dock Dewey Safe in Orient
Naval officials report the dry dock Dewey safely reached Olongapo after a historic global tow. The voyage faced missteps and broken towlines but avoided serious damage to the massive hull as weather and logistics tested the unprecedented mission.
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Orient
MicRae Prece Association
Washington
Navy Department
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Olongape
Ld Sesdogs
Atlantic
Judge Alford Criticizes Police Court Leniency
The criminal judge denounces police court leniency in remitting sentences and asserts the criminal court will handle its own affairs. The dispute centers on two appeals from Chaplin Carter and William Carter over jail terms and fines for gambling and liquor after hours, with questions raised about remittances and conduct in the Douglas club case.
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Bandsman
Smoke ordinance arrests on N Alabama street
John Wobher, a real estate and insurance man, and R W Furnas of the Furnas creamery on N Alabama street, were slated at the police station Tuesday charged with violating the smoke ordinance. The arrests were on orders by Smoke inspector Walmeley. Both men have been arrested before on similar charges.
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Furnas Creamery
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Walmeley
Three World-Traveling Orphans Return Home
Special to The Sun describes Guy Krumm of Danville Kentucky Otto Pord of Seattle and Glen Howell of Atlanta arriving in Philadelphia after a two year world tour with no money. They sailed about 43000 miles visiting New Zealand Tokyo and Ireland and were helped by the American consul to reach the United States. They planned to return home by rail after landing from the Friesland.
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Taft Heads to Ohio to Address Bar Association
Secretary of War Taft returned from Greensboro North Carolina after a notable speech before the Republican state convention and then departed at noon for Put-in-Bay Ohio to speak to the Ohio Bar Association. The trip follows a political event tied to the party's statewide gathering.
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Messenger Crush Tragedy In Elkhart Yard
Raymond Burls a 23 year old United States express messenger died from injuries after being caught between bumpers while sealing a car at Lake Shore yards. He passed away today as a result of the accident reported by the Sum.
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Elkhart
Ind
Raymond Burls
United States Express
Lake Shore
Colonial Assurance Company Licensed to Do Business
Colonial Assurance Company of New York, described as a fresh force firm, with capital stock of Maryland, appears authorized to commence business. The fragment notes a license or registration, indicating formal permission to operate. No further specifics such as date, exact location, or official body are readable.
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New York
Fresheuforce Company
Myth &Capital Stock
Sbh
Wrenched Dock Expedition at Solomon's Island Reported
The Maryland Steel Company plant at Baltimore to Solomon's Island in Chewy a bay, Dec 2, a towing dock project faced weather delays. Commander Mosley earned praise for guiding the 500 foot vessel, the Dewey, to its destination despite harsh seas and long labor. The ship cost $1024 and measures 500 feet, a feat in naval history.
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Solomon's Island
Chewy A Bay
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Mosley
Rogers cured of the disease in new venture note
H H Rogers writes to a friend that if ever diseased by enterprises he is now cured. He explains his reluctance to join new ventures stems from the administration's stance toward Ward corporations and Standard Oil. May buy English road. Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati, father of the Duchess of Manchester, and the Duke of Manchester inspect a proposed railway route between New Rey and Tynan.
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New York
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Svrippa-Mefine Strean Association
Belfast
Ireland
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Duchess of Manchester
New Rey
Tynan
Zimmerman
Duke of Manchester
Bede Backs Cannon For Presidency in 1920 GOP Nomination
Courtesyman Adam Bede of Daluth endorses Speaker Cannon as the Republican presidential nominee. He argues Cannon aligns with the Roosevelt administration, is healthy despite age, and would grow with the nation, noting close ties and firsthand exposure to his campaign and policies.
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Daluth
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Redeauld
Roosevelt
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Interstate Commerce plans west coast probe in September
Washington July 10 The Interstate Commerce Commission will visit the Pacific coast in September to inform the Gillespie Tillman resolution on railroads and coal oil properties. Chairman Knapp believes the inquiry should include a broader look at California of foids.
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Attica Tragedy on Trestle Kills Woman in Train Incident
Special to The In Attica Ind July 10 Myra Roane was killed by a train on a railway trestle near here. Fred Ireland who was with her ran to the other end of the trestle and escaped injury. Authorities investigated the accident as a live rail incident with no further details available.
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Myra Roane
Wer
Grand Johna
Fred Ireland
Fine law points in squirrel case
Benjamin Johnson of West Indianapolis filed an affidavit against Thomas Harris on Tuesday charging him with shooting a squirrel owned by Johnson that had escaped its cage. The case, to be heard by Justice Sheets at Irvington, raises whether the squirrel can be regarded as tame and Johnson’s right to possess it. It is illegal to shoot a squirrel at this time. The page also lists local ads for cut glass bowls, fishing tackle, and cigars from area merchants.
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Benjamin Johnson
West Indianapolis
Thomas Harris
Johnson
Justice Sheets
Irvington
Willem Watson
Bryan's return hints at bold plan to exterminate trusts
London dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan, touring Europe, has sharpened views on American trusts. He plans a decisive, automatic method to curtail and exterminate trusts while insisting he targets only illegitimately earned wealth, not lawful fortunes.
Roosevelt may seek third term in 1908, British view
A London dispatch reports American correspondent’s note that Roosevelt could be reelected in 1908 despite hints he might retire in 1909. Analysts doubt withdrawal, believing party will press him to run to defeat Bryan, an outcome Britain would find surprising.
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