Republican slate for Floyd County offices announced
The notice lists candidates for Congress, Auditor, Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, Court Clerk, County Recorder, Treasurer and County Commissioner from Floyd County. Names include James W. Dunbar Harry W. Vance Samuel L. Trusty William Newhouse Henry J. Koch Benjamin E. Detrick Charles B. Greenwood T. B. Love and Engleman. Election date stated as November 6 1906.
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Samuel L. Trusty
Floyd County
William Newhouse
Sherif
Henry J. H. Koch
Floyd Ctreat Court
Charles B. Greenwool
Dreyfus Vindicated as Twofold Restoration Planned
Paris on July 13 Alfred Dreyfus was acquitted of traitor charges and cleared of imprisonment on Devil s Island. The government proposed two bills to restore him to the army at rank and honor, with Picquart also promoted, aiming for rapid passage before parliamentary recess.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Devil's Island
France
Supreme Court
Preyfus
Dreyfus
Count Esterhazy
Rennes
Elysee Palace
Fallernes
Chamber of Deputies
Picquart
Legion of Honor
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Aired
National League results include Chicago 4 Boston 1 and Chicago 8 Boston 2. Cincinnati 11 New York 16. St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Pittsburg 9 Brooklyn 6. American League games show Boston 1 St Louis 4 and New York 4 Chicago 3. Washington 0 Cleveland 6. Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1. American Association reports Kansas City 1 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 8 Indianapolis 2. Rain halted Minneapolis and St Paul.
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Suit for receiver against Victor Safe and Lock Co. filed in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 13 a common pleas suit seeks a receiver and other relief against the Victor Safe and Lock company. Plaintiffs say they bought stock in 1901 but the officers refuse to issue certificates or pay dividends and allege mismanagement by company officers.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Victor Safe and Lock Company
Alexander & Alexander Faces Major Financial Embarrassment
In Augusta on July 13 revelations show discrepancies around 145000 dollars at the cotton factors firm Alexander & Alexander after the disappearance of Thomas W. Alexander, head of the firm and Georgia family member. The Georgia National Bank sustains a loss of 116000 dollars.
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Augusta
Alexander & Alexander
Thomas W. Alexander
Georgia
Georgia National Bank
Lowes
Jews Leaving Bialystok Proceeds Widen in Crisis
July 18 dispatch from Bialystok reports a widening exodus of Jews amid escalating pogroms as local authorities face mounting pressure. The Ruseta border area remains tense with refugees and safety concerns mounting for residents and aid workers.
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Bialystok
Ruseta
Anor
Salvadoran Ex-President Regalado Killed in Battle
Former Salvadoran president Tomas Regalado, a leader of the Salvadorean troops in the conflict with Guatemala, was killed in battle yesterday. The death was confirmed by a U S dispatch from Minister Merry in San Salvador. Regalado led troops in the final movement against the Guatemalans and his passing ends a notable military and political career.
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Washington
Regalado
Salvador
Guatemala
States Department
United States
Merry
San Salvador
Tomas Regalado
Escalon
Guatemala claims Salvadorean invasion and victory at Jicaro
The Guatemalan foreign minister reports the Salvadorean army invaded Guatemala, saying Guatemala won a complete victory at Jicaro in which General Tomas Regalado was killed. The U S cruiser Marblehead departed Panama for Guatemala.
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Panama
Senor Barrios
Guatemala
Jicaro
Tomas Regalado
Marblehead
Mexican citizen Alfredo Quinones reported executed in Guatemala
A Guatemala via Yucatan report states Alfredo Quinones a Mexican citizen has been executed with no details. Additional attacks on Mexicans are reported but unconfirmed. General Elizondo a Guatemalan officer left for the United States on a secret mission. Honduras says it remains strictly neutral amid the Guatemala revolt.
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Mexico City
Guatemala
Yucatan
Alfredo Quinones
General Elizondo
United States
Honduras
Guatemala Fight Ends in Regalado Death Near Frontier
A cablegram to the Guatemalan consul from New Orleans reports Regalado was killed in a Wednesday afternoon battle at El Jicaro in Juttapa Guatemala. The Salvadoreans were defeated in the clash about five miles from the frontier and twenty five miles from the Pacific coast.
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New Orleans
Regalado
el Jicaro
Department of Juttapa
Guatemala
Pacific
Pale terror grips St Petersburg amid patrols and rumors
July 13 dispatch reports heavy patrols in St Petersburg with workmen’s quarters crowded by troops. Suburban meetings are peaceful, while provinces show mixed news. News from Poltava is missing and the Pale is unsettled by rumors of anti Jewish outbreaks.
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersing
Poltava
Strikers Seize Government Camp Near Cody Wyoming
One hundred laborers occupy the Corbett Tunnel government camp on the Shoshone reservation eight miles from Cody. They threaten the lives of 500 workers if they return to work. Sheriff Hammett and five armed deputies head to the scene amid looming clashes.
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Lonkina
Cody
Wyo
Corbett Tunnel
Lves
Hammett
Estate of John A McCall Valued at Forty Thousand Net
In New York on July 14 the surrogate's office received appraisers' figures for the late John A McCall former president of New York Life Insurance. Net estate value is 40825 dollars after debts and expenses reduced an initial 74000 dollar property value by 32165 dollars.
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New York
John A McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Two Victims of Lightning Hit Indiana Farms
In Bloomington Indiana on July 13 Mrs Charles Curry aged fifty was killed by lightning on a farm two miles east of town. Near Salem in Washington county farmer Charles Plaskett was killed by a bolt of lightning at about the same time.
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Bloowington
Ind
Charles Curry
Here
Salem
Washington County
Charles Plaskett
Miraculous Recovery Reported After Cough Cure
Local note from Woodford Tennessee describes Mollie Holt's collapse from coughing fits. After forty eight hours with little hope, Dr King’s New Discovery was given and she began to improve rapidly. She fully recovered and is described as healthy and strong.
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Mollie Holt
J. O. B. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
Knstefel
Contention in Hartje Divorce Case Stuns Court
In Pittsburgh on July 13 Mary Scott Hartje testified during a weeklong adjournment in the Hartje divorce suit. She denied writing the Susie Wagner exhibit and contradicted prior testimony about letters to Tom Madine. Handwriting experts challenged the defense, calling exhibit 35 a forged document and noting multiple hands in the material.
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Pittsburg
Mary Scott Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Susie Wagner
Tom” Madine
David N. Carvalho
Carvalho
Mason Ewell
Chicago
Wagner
Working on Hopes How an Alleged Estate Was Used to Dupe
New York July 13. District attorney at Dallas visits county register to gather information for prosecution of Joseph L. Cowan. He is charged with using the mails for fraudulent purposes by soliciting heirs of James Hartsfield to claim a Central Park land tract now worth hundreds of millions. Cowan allegedly took about 100000 from heirs and there is no basis for the claim.
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New York
W. H. Atwell
United States
Dallas
Tex
County Register
Joseph L. Cowan
James Hartsfield
Central Park
Cowan
Hartsfield
Admiral Bradford retires from Atlantic fleet command
Washington reports Rear Admiral Royal B. Bradford will detach from duty as commander of the Third Squadron United States Atlantic Fleet on July 22 and be placed on the retired list. He currently leads the training squadron based at Fayal in the Azores and previously directed equipment during the Spanish American War.
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Washington
Navy Department
United States Atlantic Fleet
Royal B. Bradford
Fayal
Azores
Bradford
McKinley
Murder follows murder in Seattle religious sect conflict
George Mitchell who shot and killed Franz Esmund Creffield the so called Holy Roller prophet was himself killed by his sister Esther at Seattle union station Esther a fanatical follower of Creffield had joined the sect in Corvallis Oregon The killings follow the earlier acquittal of Mitchell on murder charges and his search for Esther in Seattle lodging houses
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Seattle
Wash
George Mitchell
Franz Esmund Creffield
Esther
Union Station
Esther Mitchell
Corvallis
Ore
Creffield
Holy Rollers
Tragic River Drowning In Cedar Rapids Picnic
A Cedar Rapids picnic near the river left eight girls aged seven to sixteen dead after Lucia Sweeting slipped into a deep bank hole. Hazel, Gladys, Josie Sweeting Ruth Coyle Cora Coyle Clara Usher all perished in attempts to rescue others. Ruth Klersy survived and alerted authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
Lucille
Hazel
Gladys
Josie Sweeting
Ruth
Cora Coyle
Clara Usher
Ruth Klersy
Lucille Sweeting
Hazel Sweeting
Asylum Authorities Ousted by Nebraska Governor
Governor Mickey served written notice at the state insane asylum ousting Superintendent Alden and Assistant Nicholson. They refused to vacate and expect the dispute to reach the supreme court. Charges include cruel treatment of patients as the governor moves to remove them.
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Norfolk
Neb
Mickey
State Insane Asylum
Alden
Nicholson
Supreme Court
Judge MacLeary Marries Mary King in Philadelphia
Announcement reports that Judge James Harvey MacLeary of San Juan associate justice of Porto Rico Supreme Court married Mary King MacLeary of Auburn New York in Philadelphia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Frederick J Clark assistant rector of Holy Trinity P E Church.
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Philadelphia
James Harvey MacLeary
San Juan
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Mary King MacLeary
Auburn
N. Y
Frederick J. Clark
Holy Trinity P. E. Church
Unknown Negro Lynched Near Junction City Arkansas
The body of an unknown Black man was found hanging from a tree in northeastern Claiborne parish near Junction City Arkansas. A mob took him from officers after an attempted assault on the sister of Ned Thompson, a local farmer.
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Shrevepor
Claiborne Parish
Junction City
Ark
Ned Thompson
President refuses to accept resignation in Peru
Lima Peru July 13 President Par 66 has refused to accept the resignation of Minister of the ta e ante Hapete predecet to ensure the tating magnet remains in place.
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Lima
Peru
Par- 66
Rocky Mountain Tee Promised by Jno A Ziegelbaar
The note speaks of a giftless earth and a life breath linked to a famous Rocky Mountain Tee, mentioning Jno. A. Ziegelbaar and his claim to a valued item or offering.
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Rocky Mountain
Jno
A. Ziegelbaar
Admiral Chouknin Assassinated at Sebastopol
TERSE telegraphs report the assassination of Admiral Chouknin in Sebastopol with the killer escaping. A German grain dealer claim says Argentine corn is quickly displacing American corn in the German market. The John son City Tennessee plant of American Cigar Box Co. burned, losses at $110000. Five new railroad systems expected to bring passenger terminals to Pittsburg soon. The French supreme court vindicates Captain Dreyfus and orders army rehabilitation. Walter E Ranger of Providence re-elected president of the American Institute of Instruction. District Attorney Jerome plans to try Harry Thaw on the Stanford White murder charge in October. Tartars attack Armenian patriarch at Etchmiadzin but are repulsed. Roosevelt will not interfere in New York GOP politics. Henry Clay Evans nominated governor by Tennessee Republican convention.
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Chouknin
Sebastopol
American Cigar Box Company
Johnson City
Tenn
French Supreme Court
Dreyfus
Walter E. Ranger
Providence
R. 1
American Institute of Instruction
Jerome
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Roosevelt
New York State
Oyster Bay
Henry Clay Evans
Pergicna
American ‘Co.sut
London
Jerome and Garvan Resume Thaw Murder Probe In New York
District Attorney Jerome and Assistant DA Garvan returned from summer homes to New York and spent hours uptown with key witnesses in the Thaw murder case. They would not discuss the conference but rumors of important developments circulated after their return to the criminal courts building.
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New York
Jerome
Sumer
Lakeville
Conn
Garvan
Criminal Courts
Cloudburst Destroys Ocampo City. Mexicans Dead and Injured
A cloud burst and landslide on July 10 at Ocampo Chihuahua Mex nearly wiped out the town. Seven or more people are killed all of them Mexican and many others injured with some expected to die.
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el Paso
Tex
Ocampo
Chihuahua
Mex
Their Own Carelessness Exacts Fatal Mine Fire
In Boonville Indiana a spark from hammering a hot tool ignited powder, blowing Cyrus Moody and Daniel Reed from a coal mine shop. Reed died after jumping into water to douse flames. Moody died hours later with severe burns. Coroner cites workers' carelessness as cause.
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Boonville
Ind
Cyrus Moody
Daniel Reed
Reed
Moody
More Pay for Judges Wanted
West Baden Indiana July 13 At the meeting of the State Bar association the committee on judiciary and law reform recommended the legislature enact a law raising salaries of circuit judges and enlarging judiciary circuits to have two or more judges in each circuit who hold court in turn in each county. The committee urged that this plan would avoid the need for special judges on change of venue by letting judges follow each other in holding court.
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West Baden
Ind
State Bar Association
Committee On Judiciary and
Lynnville Fire Destroys Most of Town in Indiana
Lynnville Indiana was almost wiped out by a fire ten miles from Boonville. Twenty three buildings were destroyed along with offices and sheds. Loss exceeds 75000 dollars with most insured. Fire was discovered after it had headway and origin unknown.
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Lynnville
Boonvile
Ind
Boonville
Ex Mayor Bidaman Fined One Cent for Contempt
Terre Haute Indiana July 13 Judge Stimson fined ex Mayor Bidaman and his attorney one cent each plus costs for contempt of court after they attended a city council meeting in breach of a court restraint on interrupting council proceedings.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Stimson
Superior Court
Bidaman
Rockefeller heir named John D Rockefeller III
John D Rockefeller Jr. and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller welcomed a son named John D Rockefeller III heir to the Rockefeller fortune. The elder Rockefeller, born 1877, spoke of health limits and reduced active corporate participation. He recounted a southern church visit and a loud minister who inspired a child’s quip about speaking nearer to God.
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John D. Rockefeller
John
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Abby G. Aldrich
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Ifis
South
Paradoxical Office Visit in Byurban Medical Exchange
In a constrained dialogue the judge notes a patient travels far from regular practice while the doctor accommodates a nearby patient, turning the encounter into a efficiency driven exchange. The scene contrasts patient care with practical constraints in a comedic setting.
Original New England on the Pacific Coast
The piece notes that Pacific coast life delays migration from the West and reveals that English-speaking settlers came to California long before Plymouth Rock. It cites Sir Francis Drake in 1579 naming the land Nouva Albion after Dover cliffs, as recalled by Alexander McAdie in Outing Magazine.
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
San Francisco
New England
Pacific
Sir Francis Drake
Elizaveth
Nouva Albion
New Exeland
Point Reyes
Dover
Alexander MccAdie
Outing Magazine
Market Report Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Indianapolis Wheat and corn prices mixed with hay and cattle values. Cincinnati and Chicago readings show soy and grain quotes, hogs and sheep trading within varied ranges. New York and Buffalo markets list cattle and hogs with moderate gains and losses. Toledo wheat futures quoted for September and July contracts.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
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