Thurston Appeals in High Profile Trial Closing Arguments
Senator Mitchell case unfolds as Thurston delivers a moving defense plea while former Senator Robertson lauds Mitchell. District Attorney Heney crafts prosecution close as defense faces a postponed Williamson trial and a plea for a new jury panel.
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Beripps News
Portland
Orb
Plearvon
Trias
Mitchell
Sayed Robertson
Star Witness
Anator Michell
Heney
Williamson
Mutinies Hit Odessa Ports as Battleships Dangle Threats
A London dispatch reports that five warships near Odessa may bombard another vessel after mutinies aboard the battleship Potemkin and a sister ship. Telegrams from Odessa say mutineers were transferred and authorities struggle to control the situation while the town remains tense.
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London
Lldyd's
Lise
Odessa
Prosecution Stopped in Des Moines Insurance Probe
Judge McNey today halted prosecutions in Iowa’s insurance inquiry. Four prominent agents connected to Scripps News Association faced arrest previously, and the ruling appears to pause further criminal proceedings in the case.
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Scripps News
Des Moines
Iowa
McNey
Minister Sakharoff Resigns War Post in Russia
A St Petersburg dispatch reports General Sakha roff, minister of war, has resigned. The resignation follows recent military setbacks and reshuffles within the Russian administration as London notes the move effective July 1.
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London
St Petersburg
Sakharoff
Information Filed Against Santa Fe for Federal Injunction Violation
Information charged the Santa Fe and its officers with violating the Federal Injunction and forbidding rebates. Filed in federal court at noon, judges took the matter under advisement.
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Scripps News Association
Kansas City
Sante Fe
Chinese Government Bans Anti American Boycott
Dispatch from Pekin reports the Chinese Government has ordered Viceroys and Governors to halt anti American agitation and any attempt to boycott American goods. The move comes after repeated urgent representations to the Chinese authorities.
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Gerippe News Association
Washington
State Department
Rockwell
Pekin
Ite
Must Remain interned at Batavia Fatet end of war
The article notes that Terek Been, held at Batavia Fatet, remains interned for the duration of the war. A report states the weasel failed to secure supplies and coal within the required time.
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Batavia
Kavens City Man Sentenced to Hang
Kavens City resident Frank Hot tensa convicted of murdering Clarence Meyers and sentenced to hang on August 1. Meyers widow is sentenced to hang on August 11.
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Scripps News Asociation
Kavens City
Frank Hottensa
Clarence Meyers
Mre Meyers
Israel W Durham resigns as insurance commissioner
Harriburg July 1 report that Israel W Durham has resigned from the post of insurance commissioner and David Martin of Philadelphia has been named to succeed him.
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Scrippe News Association
Harrieburg
Israel W Durham
David Martin
Philadelphia
Fire kills three in Brooklyn apartment blaze
A Brooklyn fire on Devhee Street destroyed an apartment house killing Annie Bocklin twenty Arthur Bocklin sixteen and Henry Hamble thirty. Two others were seriously burned and eight families faced loss with several narrow escapes.
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Scripps None Association
New York
Devhee Street
Brooklyn
Annie Bocklin
Arthur Bocklin
Henry Hamble
Secretary Hay to be succeeded by Joseph H Choate
Official circles expect Secretary Hay’s successor to be Joseph H Choate as reported by Borippa News Association in Washington on July 1. Choate rumored to fill the post amid ongoing cabinet reshuffling with no formal announcement yet.
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Borippa News Association
Washington
Hay
Joseph H Choate
Death of Secretary John Hay Shocks Nation
The bulletin announces Secretary John Hay's death at 12.46 am. President Roosevelt, at Sagamore Hill, learns of the loss and plans to attend the funeral. Services expected in Washington with interment at Cleveland. Hay had heart trouble, worsened after his son's death. Doctors report no suffering in his final moments.
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Rcripps News
Hay
John Hay
Oyater Bay Taly 1
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
State Department
Hhe Hag
Washington
Cleveland
Aéverdlyeare
Adelbert
Choate
Tat
Cabat
John Faser Moore
Columbia College
Secretary Hay
Samuel Hall
Stone Platte
Lake View
Hayden
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
England Mourns Secretary Hay
London July 1 The note from King Edward states deep regret at Secretary Hay no clear details but marks the death as a great loss to the country and to the American entente. The Associated Press report details the long biography and the nation’s sorrow.
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Schippe New Associtation
London
England
Hay
Edward
Messenger Robbed of $1600 Near Bank in Chicago
John Desney, a nineteen year messenger for Bart lett Frazer and Cartington, was held up at noon today after leaving the bank. A man attacked him, threw red pepper in his eyes, seized the wallet with $1600, and escaped.
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Chicago
John Desney
Bartlett, Frazer and Cartington
Swedish Fleet Maneuvers Commence as Units Gather
A Swedish fleet of eight large warships and eight small vessels arrived this morning en route to the North for maneuvers, according to Copenhagen dispatches.
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Copenhagen
Fearful Odessa Riot Accounts From Austrian News
Fugitives arriving in Austria from Odessa report brutal suppression of riots by soldiers and Cossacks. Defenseless civilians are shot, cavalry charges devastate crowds, and looting follows. Fires at docks claim many lives and casualties may approach two thousand.
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Vienes
Austria
Odessa
Lodz On Fire Reports City in Flames
A dispatch from Lodz states that the city is engulfed in fire, with authorities reporting extensive damage and calls for evacuation as fire crews battle the blaze in St Petersburg area context.
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Scripps News Association
St Petersburg
Lodz
Indictments Returned Against Major Packers Units
Federal Grand Jury charges brought against four corporations including Armour Packing, Cudahy Packing, Swift Packing and Fairbanks Can Company and nineteen individuals led by Edward Cadahy and Louis Swift. Indictments allege Sherman Antitrust violations with blanket, 70 page format. officials named include Armour president J Ogden Armour and treasurer P A Valentino. Chicago, July 13 30 pm.
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Edward L Cadahy
Cardahy Packing Company
Arthor F Evens
Gwift and Company
Louis F Swift
Swift Amt Company
Edward F Swift
Albert Veeder
Robert McManur
Lawrence A Carton
Todd
878
Swift Packing Company
Armour Packing Company, & Corporation
Cudahy Packing Company
Fairbanks Canoning Company
United States
Pagin
Federal Grand Jury
James
Chicago
Ogden Armour
Armour Packing’ Company
P A Valentino
Armour Company
T J Conners
The
Arthur Mester
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Ebay
Jamesa Westall
Chleage
Odenea
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St. Petersburg
Scrippa News Association
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Calico
Zimack Percale
Axe
United
Beripps News Association
Socrippa News Association
Jaid
Hightern Indivtrd
Newlin Drug CO
EM Wellman & CO
Orevon
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