Death of Dr Ruiz and Spanish commission reports
Washington reports two divergent accounts regarding Dr Ruiz's death. A Spanish commission led by Consul General Low and De Congosto issued statements after disagreement, with further supplemental notes to their governments. The State Department holds both reports, delaying travel and signaling upcoming Cuban affairs discussions with Spain.
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Wastaxotox
Department of State
Ruix
Washinton
Fishbuck
Galhorn
Day
Leo
Low Asd de Congosto
Philadelphia
Genenl Lee
Dr. Ruiz
Raiv
Lae
Congosto
Calhoun
Danville
Lee
State Department
Spain
Tarier Hell Slow Tariff Debate Draws Short Day
A page of fragmented reports chronicles tariff speeches in the Senate led by Rawlins Mills and Cannan Utah and Texas. Discussion centers on Democratic stance, farmer benefits, and proposed amendments while few measures were disposed of and a future public announcement is anticipated.
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Wosninetos
Jane
Senate
Rawlins
Utah
Milla
Tex
Raveling
Chicago
Mills
Cannan
Mob Overpowers Sheriff and Hangs Murder Defendant
William Andrews, a 20 year old accused of felonious assault on Mrs. Benjamin T. Kelley, is taken from jail after pleading guilty and is lynched by a frenzied mob outside the courthouse. The sheriff and deputy are beaten, a rope is placed around his body, and bullets are fired as the body swings. Coroner orders removal. no disobedience reported by mob. In a separate note, San Quentin officials discuss Durrant’s execution, with no clear outcome reported.
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Princess Anse
Mil
William Andrews
Benjamin T. Kelley
Andrews
North Carolina
Kelley
Baltimore
Page
Jodi Page
Nelson
Dry
Sheri UF
Dwin Eee
Miner killed in blast at Short's coal mine near Stonr
Eilis Onno, a miner, died instantly in an explosion at Short's coal mine a mile from the mine mouth. Companion William Peiper was seriously injured as a blast collapsed a large pile of stone and coal. Peiper crawled a mile to warn others. Onno left a widow and six children.
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Stonr
En Maplesion
Pronta
Peiper
Kitts
Golgon's Murder Case Filed In Pineville Trial
In Kentucky June 10 At the examining trial of John Dugan for the murder of John Colson at Pineville Justice Berh Faston heard Dugan seek removal of the bench. When denied his petition Dugan and his attorney objected, and the matter proceeded with bonds set and the grand jury action bound over. Nearby court notes list Rigaiay and Gemoetown with due dates.
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Mippixareno
John Dugan
John ©. Colson
Pineville
Justice of Peace Berh
John Carpenter
Tend Ind
J. Hazen Whites
Matengorth
Hat Baby
Coe Iy
Elks
Grand Lolge i
Sunnal
White River
Uted Brethren
Falcon Iron Company
Warren
Scoleyville
Ind
Cheatin
Frank Kennay
Baltimore and Ohio
Soutl
Pearl
Springfield O
J.C. Black
Acronca
Anderson and High School
Daho State Normal School
Costa’ College
Torre Hunte
Wabash Vale Legu
Crawtonteville
Minnie Reeves
J. ¥. Bilton
Clyde
Grand Mich
Kiton
Ohio
Canuxville
Bt. Louis Milling Comppany
Same Copples
J. Louis
Lown
Sharkey Maher Fight Draws Record Crowd at Palace Club
In New York last night Peter Maher and Tom Sharkey fought at the Palace Athletic Club for 15000 dollars. The bout ended in a draw after police intervened in the seventh round. About 10000 spectators packed the One Hundred Seventh Street venue, with event wagering in six figures. The clash opened tame but intensified after Sharkey struck Maher bleeding, leading to an immediate arrest sweep and a declared draw by the referee.
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New York
Peter Maher
Tom Sharkey
Palace’ Athletic Club
Seventh Street
Lexington Avenue
Iummey
Sharkey
Maher
McLaughlin
Supreme Court backs state auditor over inheritance tax refunds
The Ohio Supreme Court sustains State Auditor Guilbert in denying warrants for refunds to taxpayers under the direct inheritance tax law. The ruling holds the refunding bill lacked a required two thirds vote in the house, despite the speaker's signature, so estates paid under the new tax must wait for a proper refund act. The decision affects numerous taxpayers and related financial movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dido
Supreme Court
Conn Xis
Guilbert
Cindberk
Isis
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Yountsville
Francels
Cagsimeres
Blankety
Cincinnati
Phil Adler
Hauser & Hogshire
Wood Cory
John Wanamaker
Gen. Lee
Pertment Cave
Nusteville
Shne
Washington News
Ington
Triater
Unnsdorm
GA. Leishman
Rence
Eit
Penania
Ania
Portugal
Av ‘Bedlow
Missouri
City
Mexico
Nashville
Washington, T
Getter
Tarier
Hell
Wasnixboy
White House
Ras Koo Agli Heimmeel Pewigiy
Peaks Currie
England
Count Nelidoff
Philip Currie
Gox
Ciscixiays
Jacob D. Cox
McKinley
United States
Cox
Prin
Havana
Matanzas
Sironlans Sly
Gold Democrats
Louisville
Louisvil
National Democratic Executive Committee
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Silver Democrats
Willian J. Bryan
Tadianapoli
Kentucky
Doy
Duskin
Marguerite Farrier
Wheonsin
Manawatu
Ola
Jone
Walter Dole
Ben
Daige
Sherif
Tate
Durrant
San
Supreme Court of the United States
Golgon
Rigaiay
Gemoetown
Lewis
Vieronta
B. C
China
Baseball
Foreman
Kaho
Terry
Spear
E & Peak Nc
Itevay
Haffer
Bowerman
Cleveland
McDermott
Pappalau
Zimmar
Washington
Merer
Farrell
Kite
O-Grrers
Louis
Donnaehue
Murphy
Ricttanpeos
W. Va
Satie
Wiine
Tra W. Logan
Rochester
Ross Arm
Celoron
Liechine
Montreal
M. Deveniy
Carnegie Miuseum
Joseph
Gordon
Serisoriwin
The
Knaix Deaf and Dant
Jacksonville
Eden Gordon
National Co ‘An Mutes
Joly
Elliott County
Pears
John
Master Carhandors’ Association
Newport News
Presbyterian, Church Socth
Naabeilla
Bilohiy
Fermiply
Erliie
Chicago Tribune
Hinds Insafe Hospital
Western Ualen ‘Telegraph Company
Claba
St. Fant
Columee
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