Daisy Grace Trial Highlights Alibi Letters In Shooting Case
Atlanta August 1 state rests after two key victories in the Daisy Grace murder trial for shooting her husband. The defense notes the alibi letters and hospital bedside conversation as critical circumstantial evidence. Grace testifies she will tell the truth and intends to press her case despite heavy scrutiny. Elizabeth Lubber dies in a hay wagon accident near Brownstown Indiana. she fell from a hay wagon wheel struck causing the load to tilt.
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Corace
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Eielts
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Weather Roundup Across Major Cities
Temperatures and conditions reported for New York Boston Denver San Francisco St Paul Chicago Indianapolis St Louis New Orleans Washington. Scattered rain and clouds with occasional clear periods. Warmer readings noted in several locations as forecasts show mild to moderate changes.
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Reaffirmation of Monroe Doctrine in Senate Action
Washington August 1 A ringing resolution on the Magdalena Bay affair reaffirms the Monroe Doctrine warning foreign powers to keep hands off American territory It declares opposition to foreign naval bases on the Mexican coast and condemns land gains that could aid military use by foreign powers Senator Lodge drafted the measure which the foreign relations committee supports without dissent.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Japan
Mexico
Senator Lodge
James Monroe
Senate
Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodee
Moo Oerbhienes
Murders and amnesty fill terse late June telegraph
A brief round of dispatches notes one murder in New York for today and eighteen in London last year. The sultan pardons 130 exiles including Abdul Hamid regime officials. Astor’s heir expected within a week. Romania’s king relocates amid casino row. Smith beats Morris by knockout in New York. Docks strike in Duluth and Superior grows tense. Wickersham names counsel for impeachment trial. Roosevelt gains Maine support at progressive Republican convention. Fee trust probe paused as American Fee Company agrees to open books. Senate backs La Follette wool bill with House opposed.
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Abdul Hamid
Coronel John Jacob Astor
Romania
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Hostonfam
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Roosevelt
Maine
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American Fee Company
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Charges Against Another Judge Sparks Macon Turmoil
In Macon Georgia United States Judge Emery Speer defended himself from the bench amid tears and sobs denying allegations by Colonel W A Hate former mayor and state legislator. A large crowd gathered outside the federal building praising Huff and calling for congressional investigation.
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Federal Court For the District of Georgia
Macon
United States
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Speer
Speers
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Hult
Huff
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Hiatt
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Congress
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Coerced by Cannons Placed Overlooking Mormon Colony
Heavy rains hit Mormon refugees in El Paso sheds as four cannons were said to be planted on hills above the colony before arms were seized. Bishop Orson P. Brown signed a statement accusing rebels of intimidation and abuse as residents awaited government tents and aid.
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Details Emerge on Graft Ring Tied to Police
New York officials reveal more about a major graft operation in Manhattan tied to a small group of corrupt officers. The testimony describes money flows to Becker and others, with millions in profits from the blackmail scheme across boroughs.
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National League scores and matchups at a glance
Baseball results across the National League include Philadelphia, New York, Detroit, St. Louis, Chicago and Brooklyn games with detailed lineups. Notable clashes feature Philadelphia versus St. Louis, New York against Chicago, and Detroit versus Washington as well as American Association results from Indianapolis Columbus and Milwaukee.
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New Party Launches Indiana Roosevelts Ticket
Indiana RooseveltProgressives name a state slate at Tomlinson Hall. Former Senator Albert J Meverside and former Congressman Frederick Landis of Logansport headline the ticket with a keynote by Landis. Delegates from Wabash Crawfordsville Terre Haute and Bloomington districts attend as party leaders frame aims and attack old parties.
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Frederick Landis
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Governor Marshall borrows money for vice presidential bid
AID DECLINED Indianapolis August 1 Governor Marshall plans to borrow funds for campaign expenses to face Democratic nominee for the vice presidency. He notes he is a poor man and would not accept gifts from wealthy friends, hoping to keep his finances and integrity clean.
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Albert J Beveridge Heads Ticket of New Party
Former Senator Albert J Beveridge leads a new political party ticket. The announcement lists Beveridge as the key figure guiding the movement aiming to redefine national policy and elect a slate of candidates.
Southern Democrat running mate eyed for Roosevelt ticket
Oyster Bay, Aug. 1. A southern Democrat progressive may be pitched as Roosevelt's running mate in Chicago, with party leaders aiming to win solid South support and build a nationwide Progressive movement. The plan sparked debate over chair and convention roles amid shifts in candidate names and speeches. David I. Barry to head the Republican press and secretary bureau for the campaign, formerly a Providence Journal Washington correspondent and New York Sun bureau chief.
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Market Quotations Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Market quotes from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and Toledo show wheat prices from No 2 red and No 2 read readings, corn and oats bids, cattle hogs sheep and lambs with varied per hundred weight figures and receipts. Prices appear for multiple regions including massive city markets and include futures months and cash bids.
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Chicago
Postal Service Bill Faces Tough Path Before Passage
Washington reports on a heated battle over a postal service bill affecting the general parcels post and publishers. The House opposition blocks key provisions including express service and a broader parcels post plan, while Senate proposals propose longer through rates and stricter investigations. Debate highlights include western senators railing against pork-barrel spending, and remarks about steamlining a dual office setup in Alaska.
Local Students Recognized for Scholastic Achievements
Notes honor students including Prom committee members, treasurer and board party. The Montgomery district cites career highlights with awards and a month of activities as the township acknowledges outstanding individuals amid school funding and supplies contracts.
Unclear Health Claim From Unreadable OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss appetite, nervousness, fatigue, and remedies with references to names and a drugstore. The readable parts imply a testimonial or promo for a product to boost appetite, mentioning Kroetel Drag Uo and directors Pitt ers.
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