Counter Appeal Aims to Counter Agrarian Proclamations
In St. Petersburg July 10, parliament peers debate a counter appeal to explain the government’s agrarian proclamation. Critics claim the state encroaches on parliament’s powers while officials push promises of land distributions to ease peasant hunger and quell unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Kuzmin-Karavaieff
Court Mukhanoff
House Agrarian Commission
Count Mukhanoff
von Rutzen
Kursk
M. Roditcheff
Urusoff challenges Trepoff with promised documentary proof
Prince Urusoff, smarting from Trepoff’s label liar, says he possesses full documentary evidence to prove anti Jewish pogroms and local excesses stemmed from St. Petersburg. He announces the papers will be published within a fortnight for public judgment on who is lying.
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St. Petersburg
General Trepoff
Prince Urusoff
Trepoff
Prince Urusoft
Brewers Admit Defeat Over Illegal Joints in Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas brewers who run illegal joints conceded defeat after announcing they would refrain from operating in defiance of the law. The move ends their effort to keep the establishments open despite prohibition.
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Brewers
Kansas City
Kan
Mangas
Officeholder’s Rights: Rose Granted Writ of Error
Kansas City mayor W W Rose was granted a writ of error by Justice David J. Brewer staying a Kansas Supreme Court fine and his removal. Rose will continue in office pending U S Supreme Court action which is expected to take longer than his term. The application asserts a Fourteenth Amendment officeholding guarantee.
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Kansas City
W. W. Rose
Kan
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas Supreme Court
Rose
Justice Brewer
Anxious to Testify Fresno Man Arrested in Stage Robbery
Fresno dispatch reports Jack Sweet of Crab Gulch Madeira County is held on a Yosemite stage robbery charge. He was brought to Wawona for identification amid suspicions he held up the Yosemite stages a year ago but previously offered an alibi. Identification by several passengers is awaited.
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Fresno
Cal
Jack Sweet
Crab Gulch
Medeira Coumty
Wawona
Sweet
Grub Gulch
Sierras
Madeira
Craham
Ahwanee
Feud Ends in Double Murder Near Westville I T
In Muskogee dated July 10 Ernest and Bleas Hubbard are dead and Reuben Kirby is fatally injured after a pitched battle near Westville I T between Hubbard and Kirby family members. Winchesters and pistols were used by both sides.
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Muskogee
I. T
Ernest
Bleas Hubbard
Reuben Kirby
Westville
Hubbard
Kirby
Fighting in the Balkans in Konoplisp ta district
Turkish troops annihilated three Bulgarian bands in Konoplisp ta district, killing ninety two. Turkish losses were twenty killed as fighting raged in Salonika area. Lectures note Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cure cited.
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Salonika
Konoplispta
Arture
Hollister
Inc
A. Ziegelbaur
New Subpoenas Emerge in Standard Oil Probe
Cleveland July 10 five witnesses examined by the grand jury probing Standard Oil methods with no sensational testimony yet. Government officials unlock a new line of procedure as many new subpoenas issued. key figures include Samuel Rockwell Clement Shaffer M C Tulkey C A Slauson and H F Kellogg with attention from G J Grammer and Warren J Lynch.
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Cleveland, O
Standard Oil Company
Sullivan
Chicago
Samuel Rockwell
Lake Shore Railroad
Clement Shaffer
Findlay District
M. C. Tulkey
Lake Shore Road
Tulley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lake Shore
G. J. Grammer
C. A. Slauson
H. F. Kellogg
Grammer
Warren J. Lynch
New York Central Lines
Chicago Moves to Punish Attacks with Capital Punishment
Chicago authorities move to curb brutal assaults on women and children by urging capital punishment. The city council unanimously adopted the resolution, directing the state legislation committee to draft a report for Springfield.
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Chicago
Springfield
Premeditated Killings Signal Grady Murder Trial
New Harmony Indiana reports that prosecutor evidence points to a premeditated killing of David Alsop by Newton Grady, who faces a September murder in the first degree trial. Grady claims self defense. In Fort Wayne a four year old boy discharged his father’s revolver injuring a playmate Harold Gill near the cheek behind the ear.
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New Harmony
Ind
David Alsop
Newton Grady
Grady
Little Willie
Papa
Fort Wayne
Willie
Charles Moore
Harold Gill
Harold
Mutiny Breaks Out in Kasarva Cavalry Regiment
Tamboy July 10. A mutiny began July 7 in the Kasarva cavalry regiment. An infantry officer and a Nejini dragoon soldier who attacked the mutineers were killed. The mutineers barricaded themselves in their barracks.
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Kasarva
Nejini Dragoons
Two Drownings and a Rescue Three Boys Saved at Flintlake
In Valparaiso, Illinois, July 10, John Crumpacker and Merion Thune both fifteen were pulled from Flintlake after twice vanishing from sight. Alexander Gasper, of a Chicago life saving crew, saved them. In Rockford, Illinois, July 10, John Jiocnco and John Piazza drowned in Kent Creek. Jiocnco could not swim and Piazza perished while aiding him.
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Valparaiso
Ind
John Crumpacker
Merion Thune
Flintlake
Alexander Gasper
Chicago
Rockford
John J. Jiocinco
John Piazza
Kent Creek
Jiocinco
Piazza
Mutinous Cossacks Refuse to Join the Colors
Report from Ust Medviediesa in the Don territory on July 10 says second reserve Cossacks ordered to police service refuse mobilization. Local authorities aim to restore order while assessing loyalties among troops and officials.
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Ust-Medviediesa
The
Don
Mystery surrounds Panama after Caribbean incidents
Two Hlas Indians John Davis of Rio Ono and Onalipilele of Playon Chi cao met President Amador in Panama City to report that English sloops were seized off the Isle of Pines by a Colombian gunboat Cartagena. The gunboat commander met with Indian chief Managuina and promised a return voyage next week, stirring speculation.
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John Davis
Rio ‘Ono
Onalipilele
Playon Chicao
Amador
Isle of Pines
San Blas
Managuina
Republic
Colombia
Taft Urges Break Up of Solid South in North Carolina
Secretary of War Taft addressed North Carolina Republicans in Greensboro on July 10 before the state convention. He framed the speech as an opening shot for 1906 congressional campaigns, praising recent Congressional session achievements and urging the party to break up what he called the Solid South while the packed opera house listened.
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Greensboro
N. C
Taft
North Carolina
South
Handwriting Expert Arrives in Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 10 David N Carvalho handwriting expert arrived from New York to testify for Mrs Hartje in the divorce case brought by Augustus J Hartje a millionaire paper manufacturer. Forty letters allegedly written by Mrs Hartje to the family coachman Tom Madine have been declared forged by Mrs Hartje and her counsel. Carvalho began examining the letters as the Hartje case was resumed this morning.
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Pittsburg
David N. Carvalho
New York
Hartje
Wickes Sentence Commutation by Governor Higgins
Albany July 10 Governor Higgins commuted the sentence of Thomas P Wickes a New York lawyer convicted of blackmail in the Lewis Jarvis letters securing advantages in legal business. His term of imprisonment is curtailed enabling immediate release from prison.
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Jarvis
Albany
N. Y
Higgins
Thomas P. Wickes
New York
Lewis Jarvis
Berry Returns to Face Embezzlement and Larceny Charges
Charles F. Berry surrendered to the district attorney in Boston after indictment in 1905 on fifty four counts of embezzling about 30000 from estates he managed. He was arraigned in the superior criminal court on larceny, held on 135000 bail, and had recently returned from South America.
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Boston
Charles F. Berry
Superior Criminal Court
Berry
South America
Baseball scores from national leagues and associations
In Pittsburg Brooklyn were shut out 9 0 while Cincinnati beat New York 5 3 Chicago defeated Boston 8 4 in National League. American League Cleveland routed Philadelphia 6 0 New York edged St Louis 2 0 Detroit beat Washington 7 4 and Chicago topped Boston 5 2. American Association Kansas City lost to Minneapolis 1 5 Milwaukee defeated St Paul 8 3.
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New York
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Miracle Recovery Reported for Mrs Mollie Holt
J O R Hooper of Woodford Tennessee recalls Mollie Holt who was severely ill with a lung infection producing pus. Doctors feared her death after forty eight hours of watching but recovery followed after an urgent treatment decision by Dr Mew Discovery.
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J. O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Cee
Canteen ban at Fort Benjamin Harrison affirmed
Indiana Governor Banly declares no canteen will operate at Fort Benjamin Harrison while Indiana national guard and regular troops stay at the post. Washington dispatches questioned state action but Gov Banly says no canteen will exist with his knowledge. He notes ample water supply during the camp.
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Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana National Guard
Banly
Washington
War Department
Indiana
Hanly
Camip
Three Men Face Charges in Death of Oliver Bryant
Evansville Indiana July 10 A J Gleich farmer and fruit grower and Harry Linnville blacksmith were to answer for the death of Oliver Bryant coal miner Bryant drank too much,beat by neighbors, then died from injuries. Arthur Linnville allegedly assisted and is being sought.
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Evansville
Ind
A. J. Gleich
Harry Linnville
Oliver Bryant
Bryant
Arthur Linnville
County bondsmen told to audit Clark shortage report
Terre Haute Indiana July 10 county commissioners gave the bondsmen of ex County Treasurer Clark three months to audit the report by the auditing company that estimated a 78000 shortage when Clark left office December 31. Clark says errors in the report hide the true amount. Bondsmen promise payment once the correct figure is found.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Clark
Motion for New Trial Overruled in Boonville Murder Case
Evansville Indiana July 10 Judge Louis O Rasch of Vanderbug county circuit court overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of Jonah and Minerva Williams each given a life sentence for complicity in the murder of James Leigh at Boonville last January Colonel Frank B Posey attorney for the defendants says he will appeal to the supreme court
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Ind
Louis O. Rasch
Vanderbug County Circuit Court
Jonah
Minerva Wiliams
James Leigh
Boonville
Frank B. Posey
Supreme Court
Man Killed by Work Train Near Winamac
Hugh Frain, 35, of the Winamac Bridge company, walking on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, was struck by a four-car work train and killed. In Evansville, Indiana, 15-year-old George Schnake died instantly when a Fi erbert rifle discharged during target practice, the bullet striking him in the temple.
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Winamac
Ind
Hugh Frain
Winamac Bridge Company
Pennsylvania Raiilroad
Frain
Evaneville
Fiebert
John R. Reichert
George Schnake
Two Victims of the Fourth at Booth Bend
Booth Bend Indiana on July 10 reports the deaths of Joseph Rokowski a fifteen year old and Be ward Vanee years old in a Fourth of July incident. The event details indicate two youths were victims in a local tragedy.
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Booth Bend
Ind
Joseph
Rokowski
Beward
Vanee
Filipino Women Studying in the United States
An education experiment is under way to give Philippine women the chance to study in the United States. In Philadelphia four Filipino young women are taking courses, signaling a new path for Filipino education abroad.
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United States
Philadelphia
Practical Christianity Does Not Interfere With Business
The paper notes a view of practical Christianity as a form that does not intrude on a man’s business or daily work, suggesting a hands-off approach to personal conduct in commercial matters.
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Tommy—law
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