Mitchell Appeals Motion in Federal Court Proceedings
Senator John H Mitchell filed a motion for a new trial in federal court through his lawyers. They argued the failure to try the plea to the jury violated constitutional rights and that the sixth count was not proved, with jury verdicts on all counts questioned. The court planned to continue with the Williamson trial as other indictments were addressed.
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Boripps News Association
Portland Ore
John H Mitchell
Bellienger
Lpm
Mitchell
Williamson
Enraged temperance fanatics dynamite saloons in Tola
A night of explosions wrecked saloons in Tola Kansas as temperance zealots detonated 150 sticks of dynamite. Damage is estimated at 150000 dollars with bricks windows and glass shattered along West street near Eagle Restaurant and Montgomery’s. One suspect, W Delvin, is linked to the plot.
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Tola
Kansas
Eagle Restaurant
Montgomery's
West Street
McCulley
Mott's
Humbolt
W Delvin
Prohibition Violations Reported With Arrests in Sicily
Sicily iain queston and WO Stone are under arrest amid reports of saloons openly operating in violation of the prohibition law. Officials decry law breaking as enforcement actions continue.
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Sicily
Iain Queston
WO Stone
Ron
Idaho Land Frauds Probe Opens by Grand Jury
The Federal Grand Jury met in Bolae Idaho to investigate land fraud cases. Officials expect continued work before the statute of limitations runs out, with no indictments expected before Thursday.
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Bolae Idaho
Federal Grand Jury
Philadelphia official resigns amid reform drive
Philadelphia officials report Robert Hill resigns as chief of the building inspection office on 151st Street by mayoral request. The move follows the reform movement's push for change in city administration.
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Foripps News
Philadelphia
Weaver
Robert Hill
Meau
Six Children Die In Heat Wave in Manhattan
Up to noon today six deaths were reported in Manhattan due to extreme heat. All victims were children. The Weather Bureau logged 88 degrees at noon.
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New York
Manhattan
Weather Bureau
Agreement with Germany Outlined in French Parliament
Perth July 10 Premier Rouvier told deputies that key points with Germany remain in effect. The new accord was read. conference terms require recognition of Morocco’s independence and sultan’s integrity. Military and police reforms will be undertaken by the powers without altering France's privileged status in Morocco.
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Scripps News Asociation
Perth
Rouvier
Chamber of Deputies
France
Faot
Germany
Chamber
Morocco
Morocca
Cowbly Creosus Breaks Record on Transcontinental Run
The Sante Ve Special hired by Walter Beatt to beat the Los Angeles Chicago record reached Albuquerque then departed for La Junta Colorado. The train changed engines served champagne and liquor bought with a $500 note. Scott presented gifts to the engineer and fireman. The average speed over the route was 441 miles per hour.
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Albuquerque
Walter Beatt
Ressue
Los Angeles
Chicago
la Junta
Colo
Scott
Manpond
Eaton
Albuqderque
Giorita
Will Start Friday from St Petersburg in United States move
St Petersburg reports that Sheth Malinoff Roeese's ranking pesos commission will depart for the United States next Friday amid preparations at the local port in July.
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Scripps News Association
St Petersburg
Sheth Malinoff
Roeese
Pesos Commission
United States
Bank failure prompts receiver appointment in St Louis
Ex judge Selden Spencer named receiver for United States Bank in St Louis after a fraud order from Postmaster General George B Costelyou. Publisher E O Lewis, promoter of the bank tied to Woman's Magazine, with capital over two hundred million funded by subscribers to Lawn publications.
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Scrippe News “Association
St Louis
Selden Spencer
Tha Pe
United States Bank Jigs
Cireult’ Court
Geo. B
Costelyou
Lewis
Woman's Magazine
Lawn
Hoch appeals for funds to seek Supreme Court review
Johann Hoch, convicted of murdering his wife and accused bigamist, pleads to the public for one thousand dollars to finance a Court of Appeals or Supreme Court appeal. He insists on his innocence and asks for support as his hanging date remains uncertain, with a July 28 deadline noted.
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Chicago
Johann Hoch
Supreme Court
Hoch
Cotton scandal roils White House aide Holmes case
May Be Tried reports that President is inclined to prosecute assistant statistician Holmes for trading Agricultural Department information. Attorney General Moody reportedly opines Holmes could face criminal charges. Senator Knox of Pennsylvania is expected at Sagamore Hill tomorrow. Chairman Shantz and chief engineer Stevens of the Panama cabal commission plan to arrive in a few days.
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Holmes
Agricultural Department
Itie Eaid
Moody
Knox
Pennsylvania
Sagamore Hil
Shantz
Stevens
Panama Cabal Commission
Portsmouth Named For Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan
Washington reports that Portsmouth NH has been chosen as the site for peace negotiations between Russia and Japan after their removal from Washington. The peace talks will be held in a large equipment house in the navy yards at Portsmouth with representatives of both nations in agreement.
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Washington
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Eax
Navy Yards
Trustees want Depew to resign
New York July 10. Grover Cleveland Justice O'Brien and George Westinghouse, trustees of the caltable met to decide the names of a new director. It is thought the report will not be ready before tomorrow. Senator Depew's presence on the board embarrasses the trustees who wish him to take the initiative and resign, while policyholders urge resignation.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Justice O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Caltable
Dpew
de Pew
Powers Case Dismissed to Stay in State Court
Georgetown July 10 The clash between state and federal authorities over Caleb Powers case for complicity in Governor Goebel assassination was averted as Judge Stout continued the case in state court. Powers to Newport where appeal will be heard in federal court. Mr H L Alexander returned from Wallowa County reporting prosperity and contentment there.
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Crippa News Association
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Govenor Goebel
Stout
United States
Marshall Bhaip
Newport
Sakhalin Taken Without Any Loss
Tokio July 10 The officer commanding reports the landing of the Japanese on Sakhalin island July 7 occupied Karsakovek with little resistance. Russians burned Karenkovek and retreated near Saloivks then north where they were dislodged. Four guns and ammunition captured. No casualties on our side. Petersburg report adds Falivka inland of Sakhalin occupied by Japanese.
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Tokio
Bakhalin Cave
Karsakovek
Karenkovek
Saloivks
Malles
Bible Society Claims Ban Sparks Turbulence in Turkey
Scripps News Association reports in Constantinople on July 10 that Minister Seleohman banned the American Bible Society. The move rejects the society’s claim of privilege to peddle Bibles across Turkey, triggering a diplomatic dispute.
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Scripps News Association
Constantinople
Miniater Seleohman
American Bible Society
Turkey
Attempted robbery of express wagon reported in La Porte
Early today two masked men tried to rob the United States express wagon from Lake Ahore to Erie Street. The guard fired at the robbers, who fled. It was the second attempted robbery of this transfer wagon in the vicinity.
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Scrippe News Association
la Porte Tod
United States Express
Lake Ahore
Erie Street
Neely Dies by Jump From Fire Struck Boarding House
Arthur Neely of Cleveland is killed while leaping from the fourth floor of a fashionable East 44th Street boarding house as a fire sweeps the building. Several occupants perish in the blaze and Neely’s wife had recently died in a railroad wreck.
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New York
Arthur Neely
Cleveland
East 44 Street
Marely
Neely
President settles into Saratoga Hill vacation routine
Has settled down by Scripps News Association. Oyster Bay July 10. The President has settled into routine vacation and will not move from Saratoga Hill on August Bh, when he departs for his trip to Wilkes-Barre Pa.
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Oyster Bay
Saratoga Hill
Wilkenbarre Pa
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