Judge Tanner Cross Examined in Mitchell Trial
In Federal court Judge A H Tanner the Senator Mitchell case defendant’s attorney cross examined him. Tanner testified that Mitchell often appeared before departments for constituents free of charge and admitted not taking compensation for his services when charging Frederick Kribe a thousand dollars for expediting a patent claim, with Mitchell receiving half of the money.
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Scripps News Association
Portland
Senator Mitchell
A H Tanner
Tanner
Mitchell
Frederick Kribe
Washington
Admiral Dewey Interview From Petersburg June 4
The Scripps News Association reports an interview with Admiral Dewey at Petersburg stating America seeks friendly terms with Asia. He declines to critique Rojestvensky’s tactics but credits Togo’s victory to effective gunnery, and the exchange leaves a favorable impression.
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Hy Scripps News Association
Petersburg
Vadomeet
Admiral Dewey
America
Huasia
Rojestvensky
Togo
Agile Wins Stakes at Belmont Ahead of Beldame and Graziallo
Agile won the advance stakes at Bheopshead Bay on June 24 with Beldame finishing second and Graziallo third. The race time was 2 02 4 5.
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Scripps News Association
Bheopshead Bay
Agile
Beldame
Graziallo
Wealthy sheep owners slain in Haposta attack
In Haposta New Mexico on June 24, Carmelo Baca and Nicholas Banobes were hacked to death with an axe as they brought in wood clip. The bodies were dumped in an abandoned well and the wagons burned. A halfbreed, Amelie Moller, linked to the party, was arrested amid accusations of a tribal assault by three Indians.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Carmel Baca
Nicholas Banobes
Haposta
N.M
Bodisa
Amelie Moller
General Strike Paralyzes Warsaw as Rioting Suppresses Town
Scrippa News Association reports a general strike across Warsaw urged by Polish Socialists halting business. Rioting spreads to Ozentaxbau with demonstrators clashing as Cossacks fire, killing twenty three and wounding eighty five. Bakers join strikers amid bread famine threats. Lodz reports thirty three killed today. yesterday's toll eleven.
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Scrippa News Association
Warsaw
Aletashanses
Ozentaxbau
Lodz
Union County Hostess Olive Slater Elected at Fair
Olive Slater was chosen as Union County Hostess by the Union Oo during the Lewis and Clark fair on July 5 in Union County.
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Mias Olive Slater
Union County
Union Oo
Union
President Shea Rejects Peace Plan Then Calls Strike
Berippa News Association reports President Shea of the Teamsters Union says he will vote against the employers peace proposition. He threatens a general city strike to shut down business if terms are not accepted. He argues workers must stay employed to fund strike benefits, and cites potential vote on the plan next week.
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Chicago
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters Ly
Robbers Captured in Freight Car at Wolfe Lake
Five Chicago men Alberet Barns Albert Gresing Joseph Smith Brink Smith and John Metzar were captured after a gunfight with police at Wolfe Lake Indiana while attempting to loot a freight car containing silk worth thousands. One robber escaped. Police believe they are part of a gang that has stolen about one hundred thousand dollars in six months.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Ill
Wolfe Lake
Ind
Alberet Barns
Albert Gresing
Joseph Smith
Brink Smith
John Metzar
Reign of Terror Strikes Lodz Amid Riot Fury
Sporadic clashes erupt as troops clash with workers in Lodz with a reported two thousand casualties. Govenor General deploys three infantry regiments and cavalry via special train to quell disorder. Bombs fatally strike soldiers, many dead remain in the streets. leaders include social democrats and Jewish workers seeking revenge for killings.
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Serippa News Association
St Petersburg
Lodz
Govenor
Riots Leave Heavy Casualties as Troops Quell Uprising
In yesterday’s clashes at the city, 130 killed and 320 wounded as hospitals fill and wounded lie on floors. Troops dispersed rioters who set fires at government buildings. Seven Cossacks and two officers died in Thursday night fighting. a riot by a thirteen year old girl was reported. Soldiers transported dead to cemeteries in military wagons.
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Qoomckeani
Lie
Godallete
Nol
Bo ‘Ara
Masaca
Johnson Mining sues over ore theft from Burns claims
The Johnson Mining Company files an amended complaint against the Boston and Montana Bilger and Copper Mining Company alleging wrongful taking of ores valued at thirty seven dollars from the Burns mine. The case prompts new construction in U S mining law by the Pedersl court.
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Scrippa News Asociation
New York
Johnson Mining Company Today
Aait
Boston and Montana Bilger and Copper Mining Company
United States
Jawa
Pedersl Court
Free Express Delivery From Pacific Express Begins Monday
Pacific Express Company will offer free deliveries of express matter to the business district starting next Monday June 26 with one delivery each forenoon. The note accompanies a local obituary for Mrs Mary A Reed mother of Roy and Guy Reed and sister of Mrs J W Bomber, a daughter of Austin Leonard pioneer Oregon settler.
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Pacific Express Company
Tia
Mary A Reel
Roy
Guy Reed
J W Bomber
Salem
Austin Leonard
Oregon
Waldo Hilla
Auto sets new endurance records at Empire track
New York officials report Guy Veo, driving a Decauville automobile, shattered the 1000 mile record with a 23 hour 33 minute 20 second run at Empire track. Vaughan also set a 24 hour record, covering 1015 miles and five tenths.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Guy Veo Ban
Empire Track
Wridgway
Vaughan
Japanese Repulse Russian Assault at Nansancheng Chu
Dispatches report a June action in Ying Cheng district where Japanese forces of about three thousand infantry and cavalry with three guns repelled the attack, took Nansancheng Chu, and inflicted heavy Russian losses. Japanese casualties are listed as two killed and fourteen wounded, with Russian losses reported over three hundred.
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Tokio
Ying Cheng
Nansancheng Chu
President Receives Portland Chamber Plea on Exclusion Law
The President today received a telegram from Portland Oregon chamber of commerce urging a looser reading of the Chinese exclusion law to avert a boycott of American goods. The move aims to keep trade flowing while addressing foreign policy concerns.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Portland Ore
Chamber of comMeros
Jawa
Gas Outbreak Strands Seven at South Chicago Boarding Home
Seven people were overcome by gas at a Strand Street boarding home in South Chicago this morning. Michael Machovich and Marta Marta are reported to die. Mi William Spaniel left for The Dalles to visit relatives and friends for several days with plans to return by the first of the month and then visit the Portland fair.
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Scripps Nova Association
Chisago
Strand Street
Chicago
Michael Machovich
Marta Marta
William Spaniel
Dalles
Mr Spaniel
Jeaure
Portland
Must Arrest Bookmakers Ordered by Attorney General
Louis June 23 Attorney General Handley ordered Sheriff Hagrel to arrest all bookmakers for violation of the antigambling law.
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Scripps News Association
New York Ex-Treasurer Arrested On Mail Fraud Charge
Heongy Walls former state treasurer and president of the Continental Financial company NY was arrested this afternoon on a charge of using the mails to defraud in a alleged get rich quick scheme.
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New York
Continental Financial Company
United States
Convention closes as unions plan eight hour day nationwide
The Scripps News Alsoviation in San Francisco reports that the conference ended this afternoon. Delegates agreed to seek an annual convention and, by unanimous vote, instructed local unions to draft a national eight hour day agreement.
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Scripps News
San Francisco
Woman Must Hang in Liberty Murder Case
Judge Alexander overruled the motion for a new trial in the Meyers murder case. The date set for Mrs Aggie Meyers of Kansas City to be hanged is August 1. Meyers showed no emotion at sentencing, and counsel has not yet appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Liberty
Alexander Thie
Mra
Aggie Meyers
Kaneas City
Augnet Li
Mra. Meyers
Nocare
Supreme Cours
Longshoreman Dies. Panama Health Rally Clamps Down
A Chilean worker unloading at Panama Harbor died today from a plague related illness. Forty companions are isolated and precautions are in force to prevent spread of the disease. The incident is being tackled by authorities and Scripps News Agency reports details from the harbor area.
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Scripps Newa Association
Panama
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Scerippe Newa Association
Newlin Drug CO
Henry &.Carr
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J. D. Henry
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