Respite Gained for Mrs Rogers in Vermont Case
Brattleboro June 22 Judge Wheeler denied the Mary M Rogers habeas petition but agreed to allow an appeal to the U S Supreme Court The decision delays any execution as Gov Bell weighs a further reprieve and the state custody may continue under US marshal supervision.
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Brattleboro
Mary M. Rogers
Wheeler
Gov. Bell
Rogers
Fitts
Felay
Mrs. Rogers
Flynn
Norwich University
Vermont
Keeler
Supreme Court of the United States
London Tennis Championship Fourth Round Result
In the fourth round of singles at Queens Club London on June 22, C Wright of Boston defeated McNair 6-1 6-3.
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London
Queens Club
C. Wright
Boston
Mass
McNair
Armistice Efforts Face London Hesitation in Washington
Washington reports no British backing for immediate armistice or pre conference pause. London believes Japan would sacrifice much to accept an armistice now, while Russia may delay peace talks after a potential land defeat. Officially, London expects another Russian defeat could keep the war going, yet will not hinder the president’s outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Japan
President Roosevelts Difficult Armistice Task
St Petersburg June 22 The presidents task to win belligerents to meet and secure an armistice faces a hard path. No details on communications between Washington Tokio and St Petersburg are known. Diplomats say steps toward peace would mark a major achievement and signal serious resolve to end bloodshed.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Washington
Tokio
Cassini Declines Peace Envoy Role in Negotiations
St. Petersburg reports Count Cassini will not participate in peace talks and will depart the United States upon Baron Rosen’s arrival as his successor. The Russ confirms Cassini’s removal, Lamsdorff is indisposed but not seriously ill, and Russia and Japan prepare three plenipotentiaries each with Witte possibly among them if Japan selects Ito. Nelidoff’s health and age may prevent him from going, making Rosen likely the replacement.
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St. Petersburg
Russ
Count Cassini
Washington
United States
Baron D. Rosen
Associated Press
Lamsdorff
Japan
Tokio
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Foreign Office
Baron Rosen
Percentage of the Russian Losses High
Berlin reports Dr Schaefer, who went to Manchuria in 1904 for the German military medical authorities, says Russian losses were unusually high from 30 to 75 percent of fighting strength. Many wounds were head injuries from defending behind breastworks. Deaths to wounded ranged from 1 to 4 and 1 to 6, with heavy artillery blamed. Surgeons were overworked during retreats, often operating two to three days without rest.
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Berlin
Schaefer
Manchuria
Painless Dentistry Promises Pain-Free Care In Lowell Record
Advertises the Obtundine System of painless dentistry offered by Dr. A. J. Gannon at 466 Merrimack Street Lowell Massachusetts. The copy touts a clinical breakthrough claiming to eliminate pain during dental procedures. It frames painless treatment as a real boon and universal benefit to humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gannon
Merrimack Street
Lowell, Mass
British Army Scandal Prompt New Commission Inquiry
London June 22 Premier Balfour moves to end the stores scandal dispute by promising an immediate bill to create a statutory commission with power to compel witnesses and penalize perjury. The plan expands beyond the royal commission and aims to end ministerial wrangling as a June 26 debate on the censure vote approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balfour
House of Commons
Royal Commission
Robert Threshie Reid
Williams in hospital in Havana
George Fred Williams former congressman and former Democratic state committeeman was taken to a Havana hospital after falling ill in Mexico while returning home by steamer His condition was serious prompting hospital treatment in Cuba.
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Boston
George Fred Williams
Havana
Cuba
Electric car crash injures passenger at Lowell and Broadway
In Lawrence at 7 40 pm Wednesday an electric Glen Forest car leading with five passengers was struck from the rear by the Lowell car approaching from Lowell street. One passenger, Michael J. Luby of 700 Haverhill street, suffered a wrenched ankle and was taken home. Officials offered no reason for the collision, rails were said to be in good condition. The Glen Forest car was operated by Motorman Reardon and Conductor Coughlin. the Lowell car by Motorman Radcliffe and Conductor Desmond. the vestibule of the Glen Forest car was demolished.
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Lowell Street
Broadway
Lawrence
Lowell
Glen Forest
Michael J. Luby
Haverhill Street
Boston & Northern
Reardon
Coughlin
Radcliffe
Desmond
No Settlement Seen in Teamsters Strike Talks
Chicago June 22 The teamsters strike showed practically no signs of settlement by mediation as a second conference between the peace committee for the teamsters joint council and John V Farwell Jr representative of the Employers Association hinged on whether the committee and the international executive board would accept or reject the employers terms. The terms are at variance with strikers demands and an agreement seemed nearly hopeless.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Joint Council
John V. Farwell, Jr
Employers Association
International Executive Board
King Christian of Denmark Ill Report
Imperial Yacht Club Kiel June 22 telegram reports King Christian of Denmark in a state of great weakness causing concern for his entourage. Earlier Wiesbaden reports suggested he was well enough to attend small entertainments.
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Imperial Yacht Club
Kiel
Germany
William
Christian
Denmark
Wiesbaden
Postmasters Appointed in Maine Vermont
Washington on June 22 announces fourth class postmasters appointed today. In Maine at Wilton, Abial H. Jones receives the position. In Vermont at North Craftsbury, Augustus Paddock is named to the post.
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Washington
Maine
Wilton
Abail H. Jones
Vermont
North Craftsbury
Augustus Paddock
Degree of L.H.D. conferred on President Roosevelt at Williams College
President Roosevelt arrived in Williamstown and received the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters at Williams College commencement. The event followed a day of ceremonies at Worcester where he earned a Doctor of Laws from Clark University. He also addressed townspeople and prepared for further speeches en route to Washington.
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Williamstown
Williams College
United States
Worcester
Clark University
Henry Hopkins
Holy Cross College
Dr. Hopkins
Washington
North Adams
Pittsfield
Congregational Church
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
New York
Joseph H. Choate
Court of St. James
Morris K. Jesup
Root
Mr. Choate
Hopkins
Berkshire
Choate
Mr. Jessup
Richard Austin Rice
Great Britain
Wm. Mercer Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation of
Mentor disaster on the Twentieth Century Limited kills 21
A 70 mph crash near Mentor Ohio tears apart the famed Twentieth Century Limited after an open switch. Twenty one dead, many burned, including A J Johnson and Allen Tyler. Fire and rescue teams battle flames as officials attribute the disaster to maliciously opened switch.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Twentieth Century Limited
Mentor
Lake Shore Road
A. J. Johnson
Comey & Johnson
Charles H. Wellman
Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Company
Allen Tyler
J. A. Gradley
Akron
A. P. Head
Otis Steel Company
London
K. J. Bryant
Toledo
L. M. Eirick
Keith
D. C. Moon
Lake Snare Road
Thomas R. Morgan
John R. Bennett
New York City
A. L. Rodgers
Cleveland General Hospital
N. B. Walters
Hamburg
N. Y
Collingwood
H. H. Wright
Chicago
A Clever Forgery Traced Across New England
Police across New England including Lowell are seeking J. L. Richards of Pittsburg. He checked into a Lowell hotel June 9 and on June 10 presented a $40 money order claiming the post office was closed. He got $20, and later the amount proved to be altered from 50 cents with visible blue lines unchanged. Similar schemes have occurred in other cities, and authorities urge locating the man who registered as J. L. Richards of Pittsburg in Lowell.
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New England
Lowell
J. L. Richards
Pittsburg
Richards
Hazardous Crash Improves for Theodore Farrington
Theodore Farrington, injured in an automobile accident at Woburn the Other Gay, is reported not to have a fractured skull. He is rapidly improving at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston but will remain hospitalized for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Farrington
Woburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Warrant theft probe expands with large sum involved
A Muskogee Oklahoma special says a new steal linked to Chickasaw warrants may exceed the Creek warrant case. An alleged fugitive banker from Tishomingo and others high up are named. Amount estimated between 100000 and 200000. Grand jury investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Muskogee
I. T
The Morocco Question
France's reply to Germany on the Morocco issue has not yet reached the foreign office but is expected this afternoon. The impression is that the answer does not promote understanding, yet the German expectation remains for a satisfactory adjustment through efforts by Ambassador Rhourd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
France
Morocco
Foreign Office
Rihourd
Germany
Train Wreck Reported on Colorado Utah Line
Salt Lake City Utah June 22 A westbound Denver Rio Grande passenger train wrecked near Cisco Utah close to the Colorado Utah line Three coaches were ditched and reports say there were logs of life later it is said the wrecked train is the second section of No 5 westbound five coaches off the tracks The train ran into an open switch Rio Grande offices report no one killed
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Cisco
Rio Grande
Hoch to Receive Reprieve in Illinois Wife Murder Case
Springfield June 22 Gov Deneneen will grant a reprieve to Johann Hoch who is scheduled to hang tomorrow for wife murder. The reprieve allows Hoch's case to be taken to the Illinois supreme court for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Deneen
Johann Hoch
Hoch
Illinois Supreme Court
Greater Pittsburg Merger Restrained
Supreme Court issues a permanent injunction restraining the merger of Pittsburg and Allegheny City. Philadelphia report dated June 22 states the restraint prevents the city merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Allegheny City
Knitting Machine Wound Sends Man To Hospital
Ambulance responded to Lowell hosiery on Mt. Vernon street at 9 45 this morning for Jas Cummings of 27 Arkwright street. He sustained a severe laceration to the palm of his left hand from a knitting machine. Seven stitches were needed to close the wound at Emergency hospital.
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Lowell Hosiery
Mt. Vernon Street
Jas. Cummings
Arkwright Street
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Brooklyn
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