Witte Leaves Vichy for Aix-les-Bains Ahead of Return to Russia
Count Witte, resting in Vichy, plans another month at Aix-les-Bains before possibly traveling to Italy or Switzerland, aiming to return to Russia in fall to resume state works. He says the Douma’s representative branch is striving to be revolutionary, delaying reforms and causing chaos, with Jews leading the movement to aid their friends and urging Russians to curb revolutionary acts.
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Folk Orders Sheriff Investigation for Enforcing Laws
Governor Folk commands inquiry into official acts of Sheriff Herper of St Louis County for alleged law enforcement failures and directs ouster proceedings if substantiated.
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Actors Church Union opens annual convention in London
The Actors Church Union began its annual convention at the Bishop’s House in Kensington Gardens with committee reports praising the organization’s growth and plans for continued work. Rev. Donald Hole of London is credited for the success achieved.
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Ten Million Dollar Currency Called In by Shaw
Washington July 10 The ten million dollar temporarily deposited with national banks will be called in today and most of it will be returned this month. Officials say there is no longer need for such a large volume of currency and the amount in circulation has diminished.
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Interstate Commerce Commission to visit Pacific coast in September
The ICC plans a September tour of the California coal and oil regions to study railroad relations to fuel properties as part of its Gillesaie Tillman inquiry. Commissioner Knapp supports field investigations to complete the current review.
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Guaranteeing Meat Under Government Stamp Sees Meeting
Roosevelt adviser Whitelaw Reid cites a pledge to guarantee all meats bearing the government stamp. Officials urge complaints to the American government if any issues arise, amid discussions at the Grocers' Federation meeting in Chicago. Wilson inspects plants and guides inspectors on the new law, focusing on sanitation and carcass clearance. A Vienna report notes an interview with W. J. Bryan confirming unchanged bimetallic principles.
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Justice at stake in Gos 10 trial and Holy Roller case
Jury to hear Chester Thompson insanity defense after the slaying of Judge G Meade Emory. George Mitchell faces murder charges over the Holy Roller leader, with stringent safeguards to shield jurors. Verdicts loom on insanity and possible acquittal or light term amid vivid trial details.
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Sailors Strike Assured as Police Increase Waterfront Detail
San Francisco on July 10 reports Chief Dinan ordered thirty police to guard the waterfront amid a prolonged sailors strike. The mayor says efforts to mediate failed, promising continued, though unlikely, settlement efforts. Separately, Scripps News notes detectives probe Harry Thaw's alleged insanity in Denver after his 1905 trip to San Francisco and prize fight visit.
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Steel Trust Bids Opened as Midvale Undercuts Carnegie
Scripps News reports bids for armor plate for battleships South Carolina and Michigan opened today. Midvale of Philadelphia not in the trust underbid Carnegie and Bethlehem companies. Wheat and corn prices move in Chicago with openings and closings noted.
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Pilgrimage to Rome under Catholic leaders sails for Europe
A large Catholic pilgrimage led by Rt. Rev. Henry Gabriels and John McCrane departed New York aboard the Cumarder Slavonia for Europe. The party will have an audience with the Pope in Rome before touring the continent.
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Manila police officer dies by own hand
M. J. Curran a member of the Manila police force committed death by his own action official dispatches report. His home was in Cripple Creek Colorado.
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Bank orders held as Postmaster General withdraws fraud ruling
Postmaster General Cortalyou suspends the fraud order against EG Lewian in a personal capacity and permits the use of the mails while maintaining the order at the Peoples United States Bank, affecting officers and agents.
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Russian Admiral Acquitted After Court Martial
Kronstadt July 10 The admiral Reshetnikov was acquitted after a court martial for surrendering to the Japanese. The jury deliberated ten hours. Four officers of the torpedo boat Begovi were found guilty of premmeditated surrender and sentenced to death by shooting but the czar may commute. Mutinous troops mass at Tan Bow as Loyal forces prepare for battle.
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Indianapolis group pushes to depose target of national committee
The Friends of The4 Target reports efforts to block demands against a prominent figure as the National Day committee seeks to force resignation. The chairman fears Hearst influence may trigger a national committee meeting and force removal.
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First land fraud trial set for next Monday
United States District Attorney Henry announced that the first land fraud trial is set for next Monday involving defendants Henry Miller Frank Kincart and Martin Hog under indictment for conspiracy in filing applications. The court also accepted the bill of exceptions in the Congressman Williamson case.
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Gompers Speech At Glass Workers Convention
Gompers urged workers to organize and fight for gains, warning against government intrusion and “judicial usurpation” while calling for action. Reports from Washington note Admiral Dewey’s dock arrival and Navy Secretary Bonaparte’s congratulations to Commander Hosley on landing the dock at Manila.
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Yosemite Bandit Still At Large
Freano reports from Berenda that the Yosemite bandit remains uncaptured as officers continue the search. Authorities believe the suspect is the same man who held up the stage last year.
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