Falsification in Sugar Trust Trial Shocks Court
Testimony details a sugar trust plot to falsify polariscopic tests to cheat the government and growers. Deponents describe orders to understate sugar quality, with officials of the refining company accused of manipulating weights and tests at Wall Street offices. The proceedings recount restitution to the government and losses to earnest buyers and planters.
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New York
United States
India
Walliams bag
th Amor
Sugit Refining company
Hears Simson
Supa
great Sams
Corbracht Palariscogie
HO Wastmeier
Getbiardt
malin
Wwe
Wolfred Derbracht
Wall street
thagtr trust
faery
Wall stree
Wall treet
Mrs Jeannette Ford Sparks Excitement in Warriner Trial
Cincinatti June 2—Mrs Jeannette Ford, central figure in the trial of Charles L. Warriner, caused a stir as she was removed to City hospital after an excited scene at Kea Rat. The crowd rallied as a polite man arrived. he was said to be suffering hysteria and requested quiet. The trial involved a $4000 oil matter and emotions ran high around a courthouse moment.
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Charles LL Warriner
Kea Rat
wlackimdl
Warner
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n.lsh
Theodor Roosevelts
Cuildhall
Poglinds
Hauwsin derpe
Tagbind
Egypt
Rooswel
Taft
United States
fuldoem
Roosevelts
Rooseveltss
Prish
Clveland
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Jake
Robert McDonald
Attica anen
ain
Attica An Nour
McDonald
Bank President Is Sentenced In Bribery Case
A bank president from Hatrshburg was sentenced on June 1 to four months in jail and a fine after pleading guilty to bribery charges. The case named city officials and a former president of a state institution among those involved.
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Hatrshburg
Columbia
wis
noto
Wisdink
pie
Simeanstituiam
sime
First English Channel Round Trip Flight Completes Dover
Dover to Simetite flight completes first round trip over the channel in thirty five minutes, piloted by Charles Stewart Rolls. Later testimony includes a confession by John Brings Peter Chorun to involvement in a separate murder case and a note on a presidential appointment committee.
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mide acress
Chiiks
Stewart Rolls
aviitor
Sturing
it & Op om
Sim
itte
John
Peter
oumamin
Columbus
Trie
Hocking Valley
birk
common pleas
Satir
United States court
New Surgical Method Promises Needleless Operations
A Northwestern University medical school surgeon unveils a substitute for needle and thread in complex surgeries. The approach aims to unite severed limbs and mend extensive injuries, using ring-like devices to connect vessels and tissues. Demonstrations with animal models precede trials in humans, signaling potential advances in wound repair and birth trauma treatment.
Roosevelt speech stirs British papers in Egypt row
Conservative Evening Standard, The Pall Mall Gazette and Westminster papers clash over Colonel Roosevelt's Guildhall address criticizing American policy. Editors warn it strains proprieties, while some call it a bold stance on Egypt and imperial issues. The Times and Daily Telegraph weigh in on whether his remarks help or hinder relations.
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Papas
Roosevelt
LOVELIEN
Star
King Roossete
plank
White House
wis
Boutros Pasha
Socrates
Manchester Guardian
Roosevelts
Westminster Gazette
Davy ain
Pall Mall Gazette
Roe es Boyn
ta ward
Toonden pipers
Unclear Nicaragua Conflict Involving Zelaya Era Funds
Fragmented notes describe Senor Pedro Chamorro and President Zelaya amid a Nicaragua conflict. Mentions seizures of power, a gunboat conversion, debts to American bonds, and landowner pressure, with insurgent control expected until war ends. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
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ener
Chamorno
Lhe
isu
ent
VMsmo
Nicaragua
Zilwi
Knox
Chamorro
Madriz
Zeliva Tesvich
Zelivi
Zelayr
Nicapighil
Diname esports
Twenty Five Die In Town Explosion At Portheid Cement Works
An explosion at Portheid Cement Works killed twenty five men and injured many others. The blast scattered bodies and debris across hillside areas while rescue crews and witnesses described a chaotic scene. Names and exact causes were not fully confirmed as reports arrived from the scene via telegraph and early communications. Local officials investigated the blast and loss of life as families and the town mourned.
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Wolkman
Porthid Cement
Eley
contict
President Names New Secretary to the President
Washington reports the White House announced the appointment of Charles D Notton of Chicago as private secretary to the president. Notton was previously assistant secretary of the treasury. Carpenter of Minnesota is mentioned in relation to the announcement.
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Carpenter
Palt
senate
wis inal
White house
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Chic wo
Notton
trea ury ate
Tred
Wo Carpenter
Minnutt
Man in Columbus Charged After Shooting Officer
A Columbus man is charged with shooting a special officer and is held for grand jury with bond set at $600. Reports say he was captured in Columbus and brought back after a swift hearing before Mayor Brown. Witnesses describe a tense incident amid threats of lynching.
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Mansfield
Fawcett
Hunt
thursdas
Columbus
Mansfield Fawcett
Brown
Rhawett
Chav
Defoens Issued Wor dine 1 A dezen issued today by President Gomez
A decree issued today by President Gomez grants the Iri Psat S government permission regarding the wreck of the battleship. Marco Hivana harbor sho re notes that Cuba will off to say rob tute.
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Iri Psat
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Marco Hivana
Cuba
Pope Celebrates Anniversary Amid Global Catholic Masses
The pope marks a five year milestone today as Catholic services worldwide reflect on his leadership. Guiseppe Sita, born in 2183, is noted in the text with historical context as the pontiff’s role is described amid comments on world affairs and faith.
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Guiseppe
Sita
Pope om
Fast Freight Plunges After Embankment Crash Near Hinton
A Chesapeake and Ohio freight train derailed at Eavette station west of Hinton when a car toppled onto another, causing a fatal crash. Engineer John Hobach and fireman George Cook were killed. conductor Hinton and two others injured as cars tumbled into the river.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Eavette
torrines
zere
beton
John Hobach
Uinton
George Cook
Hinton
Nothing In Injunction Nothing Injunction Roads Tariffs
The article quotes Nathan Tulway discussing government mistakes and wealth of the country protecting against rioting. He argues the great wealth of America cushions consequences from government errors and predicts riots would be avoided if wealth supported industry and orderly management. The piece references statements from Washington on June 2 and mentions Haward widow of Mayor Generation and other Senators.
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New York
Americ i
coun
Nathan tulway
supreme court
Talks on the graduates and women’s roles in society
President Patt spoke to Burn Mawt college graduates arguing marriage and motherhood can be the normal status of women while education provides independence. he acknowledged concessions but warned against viewing love and business as incompatible with strong domestic life. A freight train collision in Baltimore killed a fireman and injured a brakeman. funds for a college endowment near Philadelphia were reported, with $350,000 raised toward a $9,000,000 goal.
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Patt an
Burn Mawt college
todas
cnlti
Lalo
Hiltimore
Helen
atwis
Mit capites todiy
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Discount Rate Reduced At The Bank Of England Today
The Bank of England lowered its discount rate from 4 1 2 percent. The move follows the form of rice being in force since March 17. Also noted was the death of Napoleon QO Tue 2 Justin Tyta, one of the five oldest members of the Ohio State Bar, who died this morning at his home.
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Iuglind
Napoleon QO
Justin Tyta ometys
Ohio state Bar association
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