Greek minister, Miss Cockrell wed in Washington
Minister from Greece L A Coromilas married Miss Anna E Cockrell daughter of former Senator Cockrell of Missouri in Washington. Professor Schiaparelli former Milan observatory chief and Mars finder is dead in Milan Italy. President Taft named George Otis Smith acting chief of the new bureau of mines. W J Bryan returns to Lincoln after a six week European trip plans ten days in Nebraska to pursue state politics. Bryan not yet ready to reveal his political activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Coromilas
Greece
Anna E. Cockrell
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Washington
Professor Schiaparelli
Milan Observatory
Mars
Milan
Italy
Taft
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Congress
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Europe
Nebraska
Bryans
Multiple News Items From Early 20th Century Dispatches
Secretary Ballinger begins a westward inspection trip likely to span months while a Fourth of July ice cream poisoning in Hazlewood Kentucky endangers three lives. Taft exonerates Di Gregordio in a highway accident. National Education Association sessions open in Boston. Lemon freight rates drop to 1 from 1.15 cents by ICC, effective September 1. Lynching follows a Charleston Missouri jail break of two black men after a white murder. Beckett shot in Santiago after death sentence. Bigelow may be paroled under a Taft law change. Fuller funeral in Sorrento Maine with interment in Chicago. Washington Union station ticket staff dismissed without explanation. Louisiana elects Fred Y. Sanders US senator. Ballinger stays in cabinet. Bribery scandal looms as Maloy indicted for attempting to corrupt juror Morford. Hyde sentenced to life for poisoning Swope. appeal filed. Mass movement to block Jeffries Johnson fight photos led by Christian Endeavor and police chiefs. Zodiac dirigible balloon possibly arriving in New York July 4 for an aerial ferry between Narragansett Pier and Newport.
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Ballinger
Washington
West
J. W. Hands
Hazlewood
Robert Taft
di Gregordio
National Education Association
Boston
National Council of Education
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charleston
William Beckett
Santiago
Chile
Legation
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
First National Bank
Taft
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Sorrento
Melville W. Fuller
Chicago
Washington Union Station
Jfred Y. Sanders
United States
Louisiana
Oscar T. Morford
Lee O'Neil Browne
B. C. Hyde
Col. Thomas Swope
Lathan
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Hyde
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
International Association of Police Chiefs
New York
Stuart Davis
Providence
R. I
America
Narragansett Pier i
Newport
Nation and world in brief at Indianapolis meeting
A joint session of state railroad commissioners from Ohio Michigan and Indiana at Indianapolis urged suspending new Central Freight rates for a thorough probe. Ella Flagg Young was elected president of the National Education Association. Nicaragua’s reconcentration policy drew Washington’s concern as Taft moves to a Maine cruise. Beveridge mobilizes Roosevelt for a senate bid. Armor plate defects on the North Dakota and Utah surface in navy talks. Taft plans a 10 day cruise on the Mayflower starting July 18. Johnson receives a celebratory Chicago welcome. Wilson shapes a 1912 presidential bid if Wall Street backing aligns. Taft withdraws 35,073,164 acres of coal lands in several western states. Har-mon hints at a 1912 Democratic run. Heinze’s sentence upheld. A bomb threat found on a tree near Arden. Bryan declines 1912 senate run. Des Moines carpenters locked out over nonunion labor. Dr. Walker dies aboard a Michigan Central train. Adulterated flour verdict in Kansas City. Carrigan claims Mount McKinley records. Big Four Limited wreck deaths rise to 29. Hamilton uses car to run fire engine. endangered structure saved. Rev Fisher’s home dynamited injuring Mrs. Fisher amid bootlegging crusade. Grand Republic fire during New York excursion. Everett GN ticket office looted of $2,537. Canalejas seeks curb on religious orders in Spain. Reclamation act upheld by appeals court. Luxton drowns six-year-old to prevent kidnapping.
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Freight Association
Ella Flagg Young
Chicago
National Education Association
State Department
Washington
Nicaragua
Cuba
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
North Dakota
Utah
Navy Department
Taft
Bar Harbor
Maine
Jack Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wall Street
Publi Domain
North
South Dakota
Colorado
Territory
Arizona
Charlevoix
Mich
Judson Harmon
New York Court of Appeals
Arthur P. Heinze
Blackwell’s Island
United Copper Company
New York
Harriman Estate
Arden
N. Y
J. Bryan
Master Builders’ Association of
Des Moines
R. J. Walker
Toledo, O
Michigan Central Railroad
Dorchester
Detroit
Kansas City
P. J. Carrigan
Colorado Springs
Col
Mount McKinley
Everett
Wash
Canalejas
Alfonso
Spain
Vatican
United States Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Secretary of the Interior
W.W. R. Luxton
Cortez
Indianapolis Prospects Fight Film Ban Sparks City Plan
Plan proposed by Councilman James E. Troy aims to prohibit the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures in Indianapolis amid broad concerns of racial tension and public trouble. Indiana Governor Marshall defers to city authorities while opposing the exhibition personally, with Mayor Shank and Police Superintendent Hyland predicting no harm unless disorder arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marshall
Shank
Hyland
William Shaw
Boston
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
James E. Troy
Jeffies-Johnson
General Grant Urges Militia Camp Sanitation
Indianapolis report details Major General Grant’s insistence on proper sanitary conditions at Ft. Benjamin Harrison for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana militiamen. Emphasizes discipline, no promiscuous blank firings, strict guard duty, and comfortable footwear with wide toes to prevent foot injuries and discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
United States War Department
Grant
Department of the Lakes
Pullman Go Granted Stay Delays Sleep Car Rate Cut
United States circuit court of appeals in Chicago issued a stay delaying the Interstate Commerce Commission’s reduced sleeping car rates for several months pending a rehearing. Judges Seaman Grosscup and Baker required bond from affected companies to refund passengers if the commission maintains the initial mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seaman, Grosscup and Baker
Commission
State News Briefs From Indiana Cities
Bloomington reports dynamite found on Prosecutor Frank Regester front porch with fuse near cap sparking threats over his prosecutions. Anderson notes bride of three months Mrs Paul Hollingsworth dies after ice wagon duties. doctors puzzled by her death. Bloomington Fourth of July Trevlac party youths fined five dollars each for theater trespass. Evansville mine trouble ends in receivership for Morning Hour zinc at Joplin. dynamite and injunction halted operations under Frisco railroad. Jeffersonville veteran Capt James JF Ryan dies of Brights disease. survived by widow and seven children. Logansport learns George F Johnson of New York left $80,000 for city hospital in memory of his pioneer parents. Portland auto race driver Charles Hamilton dies from ten mile contest injuries. mechanician Jack Wilkins hurt lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Frank Regester
Regester
Anderson
Paul Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Trevlac
Brown County
Colonel Calvert
Evansville
Joplin
Harry M. Lukens
Frisco
Jeffersonville
James JF. Ryan
Bright
Thirty-eighth
Indiana Regiment
Quartermaster’s Department
St. Louis
Logansport
George F. Johnson
Israel. Johnson
Portland
Charles Hamilton
Jack Wilkins
Hamilton
Charlton May Be Released In Murder Case
New York reports the hearing of Porter Charlton, who confessed to killing his bride Mary Scott Castle Charlton at Lake Como, Italy, was postponed to August 11 in Jersey City court. Italy seeks his return, but Secretary Knox is likely to refuse extradition unless Italians wanted in the United States are returned, making Charlton likely to go free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porter Charlton
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Blair
Jersey City
Knox
Charlton
Traction Litigation Ends in Settlement Reached
In New York on July 9 Judge Lacombe directed William A. Ladd as receiver of the New York City Railway company to accept a 5.5 million dollar settlement offer in suits against the Metropolitan Securities company and others. An early end to the receivership is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Traction Systems
Markets Report Wide Fluctuations Across Grains and Livestock
Chicago and New York markets show mixed trends with wheat firm and unsettled, corn higher in some months, oats and butter steady to higher, eggs varied by lot, and live cattle and hog prices shifted in East Buffalo trading. The notes detail prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, butter, eggs, potatoes, poultry, and livestock across several days and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Live Stock Market Report Chicago July
Market roundup for cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges across grades. Notable figures include native steers 5.00 to 8.15, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.15, canners 2.70 to 3.50, hogs 8.00 to 9.00, and sheep yearlings 5.00 to 6.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cammer
Fic
Coln
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General News
Indiana Letter Carriers’ Association
Fort Wayne
R. Q O. Pouge
Terre Haute
Claude Shipley
Newcastle
Emil Reiman
F. C. Goeglein
August Schmadel
Leon Hayes
Muncie
EB. W. Clift
Finance Committee
Republican State Committee
Republican Campaign
State Committee
State Board of Accounts
State Board
Statehouse
Hst
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
National Association of Manufacturing, Entomological and Agricultural Chemists
General Assembly
B. W. Douglass
Secretary of State
North End
Clinton
Clay Dorn
John Murdock
Richard Heacox
Rosedale
Thomas Coleman, Jr
J. A. Fisher
Thomas Coleman
Cayuga
Pullman
Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S
New York City Railway
Omaha, Neb
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