Emperor Abdicates as Korea Faces Japanese Domination
Beoul dispatch reports Korea's emperor agreeing to abdicate after a two hour cabinet deliberation. Marquis Ito met the emperor amid talks with Seoul officials as Japan asserts influence over Korea. The cabinet recommended retirement and throne transfer to the crown prince. Elder Koreans threaten drastic action if fair treatment fails.
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Marquis Ito
Hayashi
Tokio
Japan
Korea
Haywood Trial Opens With State’s Argument in Idaho
In Robec Idaho on July 19 Haw Wey opened for the state in the William D Haywood case at 10 am The defense led by Mr Richardson will speak Saturday A full day of debates on admissibility of defense evidence followed the defense admitting no more witnesses The issue concerns deportation of miners and use of detectives in Cripple Creek Colorado and whether a conspiracy formed among mine owners and local citizens aimed at blocking Western Federation of Miners membership.
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Robec
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Richardson
William D Haywood
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Ed Geers Wins Trotting Meet In Five-Heat Rule
Ed Geers wept the card at the Libertyville trotting meeting winning the first two heats outright and taking the third by association rules that no race exceed five heats. The purse was to be divided by the summary after the fifth heat unless a victory came sooner.
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Ed Geers
Libertyville
Verdict in Lamana case finds kidnappers guilty without capital punishment
In Haltonville La on July 19 a four day trial ended with Nico Campisci ano Campl Siciano Mrs Campisci ano Tony Costa and Frank Gendusa found guilty of complicity in the murder of Walter Lamana of New Orleans. The verdict was unanimous and a lynching rumor circulated afterward. The four were jailed in St Charles parish and prosecutors failed to prove they killed Lamana. Campisci ano and wife denied direct murder while others implicated the crime's actual killers remain at large.
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Haltonville
Nico- Hoa Gebbia Camplsciano
St. Charles
New Orleans
Here
Campisciano
Camplacano
Collagero Gendusa
Costa
Angelo Incaracaterra
Tony Gendusa
Steffano Monfre
Chico Luchesi
Camipisciano
Leonardo Gebbia
Nicolina
Waiting the Sheriff's Arrival in San Diego
Banker Fred H W Magill and his wife sit in county jail awaiting Sheriff Campbell of Dewitt county Illinois for transfer to Clinton to face murder charges involving Magill's first wife. Miss Margaret Magill, their daughter, has been moved from the Hotel Robinson to protect her from interview requests and her current location is known only to her father’s attorney.
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San Diego
Cal
Fred HW. Magill
Sherif Campbell
Dewitt County
Clinton
Magill
Margaret Magill
Robinson
Telegraphed Light News From Across The Nation
A sequence of terse items reports Nicholas Loungworth en route to Honolulu from San Francisco, wage increases for telegraphers, a Janesville hotel owner jailed for slapping his wife, wheat price gains in Chicago, San Francisco telegraphers rejecting concessions, flood damages in West Virginia, a possible Salvadoran invasion of Nicaragua, a bank examiner taking charge of a Tennessee bank, a murder conviction in Ohio, and jury selection progress in a Kentucky case.
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Mrs. Longworth
San Francisco
Honolulu
Queen & Crescent
Albert Tuebert
St. Charles
Janesville
Wis
Chicago Exchange
National Executive Committee
West Virginia
Army and Navy Union backs restoration of army canteen
Washington July 19 the convention of the Army and Navy Union voted to restore the army canteen and to raise pay for petty officers and enlisted men of the navy every four years of service. resolutions condoling Georgia battleship crew deaths were adopted and national endowment revived.
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Convention of the
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Navy
Georgia
Abanimoaus
Union
Natonal
Roosevelt
Taft
Cantecn
Congress
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Andrew So Burt
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Pope condemns sixty five propositions in modernism preamble
In Rome on July 19 the Vatican notes a papal preamble condemning sixty five modernist propositions. It states that certain authors misinterpret dogmas under the guise of history, eroding clear Church teaching and urging note and reproval by the Congregation for the Inquisition.
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Rome
Congregation of Inquisition
Baseball scores from national leagues and associations
In Brooklyn the National League saw St Louis lose 3 to 2 while New York defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Houston beat Chicago 2 to 0. Detroit swept Washington 11 to 2 after an initial 5 to 2 win. Chicago beat New York 13 to 2, and Cleveland shut out Philadelphia 5 to 0. In the American Association Kansas City beat Louisville 3 to 1, then 2 to 7. Minneapolis edged Columbus 2 to 1 and 2 to 8, while St Paul lost to Indianapolis 11 to 4 and Milwaukee topped Toledo 3 to 1.
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Hoston
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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American Associatlion
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Louisville
Hau Case advances in Karlsruhe murder trial
Progress reported in Karlsruhe on the trial of Karla Hau once professor at George Washington University. She is charged with the murder of her mother in law Frau Molitor at Bader Baden.
Heat Waves Strain City During Elks Parade in Philadelphia
About 2,500 parade watchers were treated for heat exhaustion as more than half a million lined Broad Street. Hospitals reported over 1,000 cases. emergency doctors handled hundreds more along the parade route. A severe storm finally broke the procession, drenching tens of thousands, with no injuries reported.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Tast Ineh
Patterson
Elergency Corps
Herman Billie Guilty in Chicago Murder Trial
Herman Bik was found guilty of killing Adolph Vraal and five of his children. The jury set a death sentence. Investigators noted the family died within tenths of a second, amid suspicions of poisoning by a fortune teller who treated the children. An insurance motive was claimed during testimony.
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Herman Bik
Adolph Vraal
Vraal
Villiky
oAnm
Vernal
Court Indefinitely Suspends Valentine Antitrust Case
The court suspended the Valentine antitrust case involving fines tied to 1 000 and alleged violations. Judges Parker and Wildman read arguments, noting the law’s imprisonment location issue and that motions to set aside sentences were overruled. The matter moves to the circuit court.
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Tole
Owents
Morris
Entrées
Circuit Court
Caught at the Crossing Fatality in Grant County
Jam i James A. Brookins a city dentist was instantly killed and his companion El mer Fast seriously hurt at La Fontaine Grant county. They were en route to Silver Lake in an automobile when their car was struck at a crossing by a Union Traction streetcar.
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James A. Brookins
Elmer Fast
la Fountaine
Grant County
Oan
la Founntaine
Union Traction
Man leaps to death from Niagara Falls in bold act
A man identified as DP. J. leaped above Niagara Falls leaving his crutch and cane. He carried no note but told friends he has gone to glory as he was swept over the American cataract. An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma relief sold by O D Knoefel.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Hammond Mail Carrier Arrested for Rifling Mails
Hammond Indiana July 1 Daniel BE Hunt a Hammond mail carrier was arrested charged with rifling the mails. He admitted stealing money from the mails for seven years while employed. Hundreds of dollars are said to have been stolen from a surgical instrument company whose mail he handled.
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Hammond
Ind
Daniel BE. Hunt
Hunt
On Surgical Instrument Company
New Discovery Restores Man After Consumption Fight
C C Floyd of Kershaw S C Q recounts a near fatal bout with consumption lasting eleven years. He weighs 134 pounds with persistent coughing but after six months on Dr King's New Discovery his cough vanished and weight rose to 170 pounds. Thousands of pigeons are claimed cured yearly. Trial bottle free at O D Kooferl's drug store with $1.00 full size.
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C. C. Floyd
Kershaw, S. QC
Dr. King
O. D. Kooefel
Food Law Prosecutions Shielded Names in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana July 19 Deputy State Food Inspector Owens has prosecutors hide names of fined individuals as two justices of the peace seal dockets. Critics say public reporting of fines for grocers meat dealers druggists and dairymen causes undue suspicion while Owens asserts state authority.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Owens
Indiana
Deus Owens
Roses Court
Freeman
Dias Couct
Local Education and Business Notes Across Counties
The Orange county teachers institute will be held in Paoh August 5 to inclusive. Washington county institute runs in Salem from July 2 to August 2. James B. Hiley elected president of the Cin zane State Bank at Arlington. James Daryl, longtime Washington county resident, dies at 86 near Livonia. Salem grows metropolitan as town board considers burying overhead wires. Central Obrielian church awards painting contract to Scott and Glunt. Lepeeville school trustees elect Prof Andrew Seipel and Miss O Irene Richert as teachers for the evening year. Russell Wire, Am turf pitcher, moves to New Jersey. Nel Abdids talied in Wahing oo before service. The 6th Regiment holds annual reunion at Salem, many locals expected to attend. Quarterly conference meeting set for Greenville Mbok church Saturday and Monday with Rev Dr Wolfe Smith assisting. Two carloads of beef cattle shipped from Medora to Loudon averaging 1700 pounds per car at 26000 cost. George Bo Gardwil reports progress of the Commercial Club and local league formation with two members on the state committee.
Brown County’s First Courthouse Torn Down in Nashville
Brown county’s first courthouse, built nearly a century ago, was torn down this week. It stood one and a half stories high with a lower floor for offices and a half-story courtroom above. The building later served as a jail and was owned by the Campbell family before demolition.
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Nashville
Ind
Brown County
Arrest in pocketbook theft leads to fugitive confession
Max Loweski was arrested in North Verton on July 19 for stealing a pocketbook from Mrs. Ralph Spaugh of Columbus. The missing money was not found. Loweski was released, then rearrested after the recovered pocketbook but missing cash. He confessed to escaping Michigan City prison in 1802. a $25 reward remains.
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North Verton
Dad
Max Loweski
Ralph Spaugh
Columbus
Osgood
Michigan City
Hope Town Sues Over Public Appearance of Quarantined Child
Columbus Indiana reports Hope city files suit seeking damages from Mrs Millard Rominger over a child with whooping cough seen in public despite quarantine orders. The allegation states a Rominger child was ill and that the family had quarantine clearance yet the child appeared on the Fourth, violating town ordinance. The case is filed in the client court.
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Columbus
Ind
Hope
Millard Rominger
Rominger
Archibald Moore Acquitted in Laporte Shooting Case
Archibald Moore of Laporte County faces a murder attempt charge after KE P. West shot first in a jealous dispute over Mrs. West. Judge Grover freed Moore after testimony showed West fired first. West, over fifty at marriage to a thirteen year old, was discharged.
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Laporte
Ind
Archibald Moore
KE. P. West
Moore
West
Grover
Bee Stings Farmer to Death Near Talbott
Bernard Mueller a 56 year old farmer near Talbott in Fowler Indiana was found dead by his pig pen after fighting honey bees with a hat. He was stung five or six times and the bee attack caused a heart failure that killed him before help could arrive.
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Fowler
Ind
H Bernard Mueller
Talbott
Fisherman Finds Nearly Perfect Pearl In Covington Stream
Covington July 19 John Tit tle a fisherman mussel grabbing found a pearl nearly perfect spherical form weighing eighteen grains valued at six hundred dollars. Also Shelbyville July 19 Carl Marry ten, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marry, drowned while wading in Little Blue river.
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Covington
Ind
John Tittle
Blue River
Shelbyville
Carl Marry
Joseph Marry
Little Blue River
Raid and escape suggested in regional tribal clash
Sir Pharry Machen reportedly escaped from a base and fired upon a sanctuary in the territory of Cheiat near Zsouia Youstidier is suggested to believe that Radsull continued in the escape of the Card as the best way out of the difficult situation
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de Hendon
Pharry Machen Tas
Che Baemdit Heensad
Railroad meeting ends in brawl with knives and guns
An incident at a Guthrie Republican meeting escalated into violence as knives and firearms were wielded. Deputy U S Marshal and Ledbetter arrived with a drawn six shooter and restored order.
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Muskogee
Etl
Guthrice
United States
and Ledbetter
Standard Oil Faces Federal Charge in Brooklyn Suit
Henry A. Powell for Preston & Davis filed July charges in U S circuit court accusing the Standard Oil Company of using unfair methods to drive Brooklyn oil firm rivals out of business. Powell said editors at Preston & Davis were prime targets of Standard Oil in Brooklyn.
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Standard
New York
United States
Henry A. Powell
Preston & Davis
Brooklyn Oil Firma
Standard OH Contany
Powell
Prineigan
Standard Oil Company
Hroaklyn
Man fatally stabbed during labor dispute
Charles Morrison of Butler was likely fatally stabbed by George Brown during an argument at Standard Steel Car. Brown, a union laborer, accused Morrison of being a scab and Brown then plunged a knife into Morrison's back. The incident occurred amid tensions in Canton.
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Hammond
Charles Morrison
Butler, Paoa Hibover
Standard Steel Car Company
George Brown
Morrison
Brown
English Etchings and Rural Woes Highlighted in Debated Copy
The piece notes London ads offering lectures on literature and science while citing rural decline in Raughind due to urban attraction, land conversion to pasture, farm consolidation, labor saving machines, and low weekly wages around 85.50. It mentions a drunken arrest and public cheering by bridesmaids as a sensational aside.
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Sutherlandt
Raughind
McChinery
Don’t Let Children Read at Dusk or In Poor Light
Advice warns against children reading by Arclight or in low light due to eye strain. It condemns long sessions, poor posture, and heat, noting curvature of the spine and imperfect sight as risks. Urges seek competent eye care early and to use the best possible clinician.
Markets Report Steady Grades Across Grain and Livestock
Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis and New York grain and livestock prices show scattered steadiness with No 2 red wheat and corn around mid four dollar ranges. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs move at varied bids across cities, while Toledo futures list Sept and Dec quotes and a noted cash market.
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