Milwaukee dispatched as tensions rise in Central America
The United States authorities send the cruiser Milwaukee to Central America to protect American interests amid unrest and President Zelaya's regional ambitions. Commander Charles A. Gove leads the Milwaukee toward La Union and San Salvador, with Saturn and Yorktown aiding as conditions dictate. The St Louis is en route to the Pacific coast to possibly relieve the Milwaukee.
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Washington
Central America
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Milwaukee
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy Department
Vesect
Charles A. Gove
la Union
Yorktown
Acajutla
Central American
St. Louis
Bragiffan
Pacific Coast
Veese
Loving Testimony in Virginia Murder Trial Shocks Court
Elizabeth Loving, daughter of Judge William G. Loving, testified through sobs about a alleged assault by Theodore Estes prior to the killing. She said Estes drugged and forced himself on her during a buggy ride, a story central to the trial of her father for Estes’s death. The defense argues the tale influenced Judge Loving, while the prosecution plans rebuttal evidence as a pivotal part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Elizabeth Loving
William G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Virginia Court of Justice
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Estes
Hue
E. L. Kidd
Miss Kidd
Kidd
Loving
Evacuation of Honduras Coast by Nicaraguan Sailors Continues
Mirerty Cortez notes slow progress as smaller vessels depart while the warship Omo tee Hes remains at anchor. Salvador’s outbreak draws backing from Nicaragua, with talks of overland transfer for remaining Nicaraguan forces if needed. No evidence of plans against Guatemala as tensions rise in Tegucigalpa. Honduras calls for rapid troop removal to speed evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirerty Cortez
Honduras
Nic Preguan
Omotee Utili Hes
Salvador
Guatemala
Tegucigalpa
Mutual Protective League case to Indiana Supreme Court
District Attorney W A Northcott traveled to Indianapolis to argue the state of Indiana case in the Supreme Court. The dispute, brought by the Mutual Protective League against the Indiana auditor, concerns the legality of fraternal insurance practices including extended and paid benefits. The matter holds broad implications for fraternal societies and benefits.
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Springfield
W. A. Northcott
Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Indiana
State of
Indiana
Mutual Protective League
St Ip
Proposed Brewery Merger in St Louis Area
An announced consolidation plan forms a 3s independent brewery coalition linking St Louis East St Louis and Granite City with J O Kanes of Toledo directing charter application. He says Ohio capital will back the venture and provide funding for the merger efforts.
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Jooals
Noecoo
Ning
St. Louis
East St Vaults
Granite City
Til. J
Kanes
Toledo
Ohio
Oklahoma Supreme Court dissolves convention injunction
The Oklahoma Supreme Court dissolves the injunction from District Judge Pancusat that barred submitting the proposed state constitution to a people’s vote. The constitutional convention will likely be convened immediately and a new election date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oka
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Pancusat
Constitutional Convention
Oklahoma
Prominent Colorado Citizens Arrested on Fraud Charges
Ten prominent Colorado citizens were arrested in Denver on June 26 following indictments by a special grand jury. The charges allege conspiracy to defraud the government under coal and timber laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Refugee to Discriminate Paris Prohibition Bill Rejected
Paris June 26 The hygiene committee of the chamber of deputies rejected the bill for total prohibition of absinthe arguing it could not distinguish between absinthe and many other liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hygiene Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Ready for Another Wife in Superior Case Reopened
In Superior Wisconsin on June 26 Edward Duthery whose fourteen year murder sentence for killing his wife was partially served had his case reopened by order of the supreme court. When the verdict was read Duthery wept and said he would marry the first good woman he could find and go to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Edward Duthery
Spatates
Supreme Court
Duthery
Sixty-Nine Die As Shipwreck Occurs Off Chile
The Pacific Steam Navigation company reports that the Santiago wrecked in a heavy squall fifty miles north of Corral. Only one passenger survived, the fourth officer. Ninety crew members perished, including twelve English officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Corral
Alleged Embezzler Detained in Montana
O S Brown former Bloomington HL Big Four railroad cashier wanted for alleged embezzlement of 25000 dollars has been taken into custody in Butte Montana and will be held for Illinois authorities.
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Butte
Mont
O. S. Brown
Big Four Railroad
Bloomington
No Information on Carlos Warship Departure Rumor
Rio de Janeiro reports the Portuguese minister says no information supports the rumor that King Carlos has boarded a warship to avoid rising popular agitation. No official confirmation of any royal move was received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Portugese
Legation
Carlos
Five-Week Stay Planned by Secretary Taft at Murray Bay
Secretary Taft plans a five week stay at Murray Bay Canada. In Chicago a collision of two heavily loaded streetcars injures twenty passengers. The Venezuelan cabinet resigns over Congress condemnation of minister of finance. Henry Harmes a wealthy farmer of Kankakee Illinois commits suicide by hanging after shouting his wives. Wet weather delays harvest in the Southwest aiding the Chicago wheat market. Railroad presidents discuss not contesting the two cent rate law set to take effect July 1. Fourteen injured in a head on collision on the Wisconsin Central at Lomira Wisconsin. U S and Mexican diplomats discuss securing a president and government for Honduras. The Navy directs Milwaukee now at Mare Island to proceed to Central Jersey for protection of interests.
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Chicago
Congress
Il Inule
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Lomira
Wis
United States
Mexico
Honduras
Navy Department
Navy Department Has Directed the Crofeee
Milwaukee
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Jomeree
Imeoresté
Defense Testimony Focuses on Orchard Threats to Steunenberg
In Boise on June 26 the Haywood defense opened with witnesses alleging Harry Orchard threatened to kill Frank Steunenberg and that mine owners inspired the Independence explosion. Orchard denied threats and sale timing of the Hercules mine, while witnesses claimed he boasted of harming Steunenberg and tied to Cripple Creek figures and detective rings. The court admitted some impeaching testimony and rejected bloodhound and labor law evidence against the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Warry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Hercules
Orchard
K. C. Sterling
Independence
Sterling
Steunenberg
Herenes
Daha
Orchard Aid
F. R. Redd
Cripple Creek
Goldfield
Nev
Chas. A. Sullivan
Brown Hotel
Denver
Redd
Milners’ Hall
Sullivan
John Neville
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood, Moyer
B. L. McGee
Orehard
Mine-Owners’ Association
D.C. Scott
Florence & Cripple Creek
Independence Station
Colorado Springs
Sterlng
Steve Adams
Two Banks Hit by Forged Checks Across Cities
Harbin reports a revolutionist disguised as a frontier guards officer drew 40000 yuan from the Husso Chinese bank with a forged check and fled. Vladivostok notes a Russo Chinese bank payout of 50000 yuan on a forged check yesterday. the recipient escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Frontier Guards
Vladiveetok
Sedition in War Office in St. Petersburg
Police searched a war ministry department in St. Petersburg last night and found it to be the headquarters of a revolutionary group. A large amount of illegal literature was seized. The building was surrounded by police, but only one arrest was made.
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War Office
St. Petersburg
War Ministry
Big Strike in Bight
Pittsburg reports a blast furnace workers strike likely to affect 10 000 to 15 000 men with demands for an eight hour day and a call scheduled for Monday July 1.
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Pittsburg
Kelty
NO INTERFERENCE With City of Traverse on Lake Michigan
The federal government will not revoke the gambling boat City of Traverse license. Mayor Busse of Chicago had asked Washington to intervene after Illinois Indiana and Chicago failed to stop operations. After review the Department of Justice and Chief Uhler warn there are no grounds to pull the boat’s license, urging Indiana Illinois and Michigan to cooperate to drive it off the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse
Uhler
Indiana
Linots
Michigan
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games in Pittsburg Cincinnati split with 4 6. Brooklyn Philadelphia 11 5 and 2 8. New York Boston 0 5. American League Philadelphia Washington 3 1 and 3 2. Chicago Cleveland 9 4. St Louis Detroit 4 2 and 4 2. Boston New York 2 3. American Association Indianapolis Columbus 6 4 Toledo Louisville 4 2. St Paul Milwaukee 5 7 and Minneapolis Kansas City 4 8 43 3.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cincinnatii
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Lawyers Challenge Bribery Indictments Over Grand Jury Legal Status
In San Francisco on June 26 lawyers for Vice President Lews Glass of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph and other executives moved to set aside bribery indictments. They contend the acts of the present grand jury since early January are invalid because the grand jury ceased to exist when the new 1909 list was certified. The court has the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lews Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Assassin Arrested in Kunileff Killing Case
The assassin who shot Colonel Kunileff, chief of the military conscription district, has been captured in Shadrinsk, Russia. He confessed he carried out the sentence of the revolutionary committee for Kunileff’s role in suppressing the Moscow uprising.
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Shadrinsk
Russia
Kunileff
Revolutionary Committee
Kunieff
Moscow
Farm man James Becker hanges self over road petitions
James A. Becker of two miles south of Poplar Grove Kokomo Indiana 50 hanged himself using a halter to a barn beam amid fears petitions for two gravel roads would raise taxes and concerns over his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Poplar Grove
James A. Becker
Governor Magoon's Tenure Extended in Cuba
Washington reports Governor Magoon will remain in Cuba for about eighteen more months. The census is underway and preparations for electing a native president will proceed within that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Washington
Triple Tragedy in Milwaukee Quarrel Ends in Murder Suicide
Andrew Feline, 25, killed his sweetheart Elsie Volkmann, 19, and her father Frank Volkmann, 45, in Milwaukee. After the quarrel, Feline shot the two and then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Andrew Feline
Elsie Volkmann
Frank Volkmann
Feine
Volkmann
Two Killed by Lightning in St Paul
In St Paul on June 26 Mrs Clara M Lemon and her fourteen year old son Clarence were killed by a lightning strike. The tragic event reports their deaths and notes the victims.
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St. Paul
Clara Mlemon
Clarence
Markets Report from Indianapolis and Major Marts
Grain and livestock quotations from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York markets. Wheat from No 2 red at 91c in Indianapolis and 4c to 9c higher elsewhere. corn No 2 around 53c to 56c. oats around 46c to 43c. Cattle and hog prices vary by market with lambs and sheep also listed. Receipts at Indianapolis include 9 000 hogs and 1 000 cattle with fair buyer attendance and no urgent demand.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
No Indictments in Rhodius Kidnapping Case
After two weeks of testimony the Marion county grand jury refused to indict anyone in the George Rhodius kidnapping case. Elma Dare faced no indictment, and the jury split on charging her and others. Prosecutor Horton said Elma Dare must stand trial for kidnapping in September in Louisville, Kentucky, based on an information affidavit filed after Rhodius married her. The September term will determine the proceedings.
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Indianapolis
Martom County Grand Jury
George Rhodius
Ita
Criminal Court
Artman
Elma Dare
Rhodius
Lean
Fits
Erand
Horton
Louisville
Affidavits filed in Squire Kinney court on South Bethany riot case
In Columbus Indiana June 26 affidavits allege riotous conspiracy in the whitecapping of William T Van Nest at South Bethany. Defendants Charles Stull Joseph Stull Chas Seitz Ken Clark John Burkhardt and James Kirte are linked by family relations and property ties. If convicted they face two to fourteen years in prison and up to $2000 fine amid local turmoil and threats.
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Columbus
Ind
Squire Kinney
William T. van Nest
South Bethany
Here
Charles Stull
Joseph Stull
Chas. Seitz
Ken Clark
John Burkhardt
James Kirte
Stulle
van Nest
Storm Leaves Jasper Doubtful Aftermath and Fatality
A June 26 electrical storm swept Jasper Indiana causing heavy damage in Pike and Orange counties. Lightning struck James Howard’s home, rendering his family unconscious with two children in serious condition. Seth W. Cummins was killed when lightning frightened his team of horses in Pike County. Reports of damage extended into Perry and Harrison counties and reached several Ohio river towns.
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Jasper
Ind
Pike
Orange
James Howard
Here
Howard
Seth W. Cummins
Pike County
Cummins
Perry
Harrison
Ohio River
Fatal Shooting in West Baden Over Town Grievances
In West Baden Indiana on June 26 a long standing conflict between Dr John A Ritter druggist hotel owner and Samuel Roberts town marshal and hotel operator culminated in a confrontation outside Ritters drug store. Ritter fired his revolver wounding Roberts in the abdomen who died. Separately Mesbaum aged sixty two fell from a scaffold and was killed.
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West Baden
Ind
Ritter
John A. Ritter
Ritter Hotel
Samuel Roberts
Indiana Officials Clash Over School Census In Fort Wayne
State Superintendent F A Cotton investigates alleged padding of Fort Wayne city school enumeration. A second tally in a Vigo Ward aims to verify accuracy and potential removal of Fort Wayne superintendent J N Study from the state board. County auditors to report tax and interest shares for state school fund apportionment. Governor Hanly names three members for Menominee Village monument commission. Andersonville monument site selected. granite chosen. $7,500 set aside. Supreme Court reverses Sopher and Artman liquor decisions, affirming state power to license and regulate sales. Barber law case appealed after Armstrong’s Sunday violation. Blumlein testified. Armstrong guilty. Adjutant General Perry seeks G A R posts’ participation in Morton monument unveiling. posts to confirm by July 10.
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Idianapolis
Ind
F. A. Cotton
Terre Haute
Olf
Ft. Wayne
Vigo County
J. N. Study
State Board of Education
Hanly
General Assembly
Menominee Village
Marshall County
Charles T. Mattingly
Plymouth
A. F. Fleet
Culver
Charles J. 3
Andersonville
Supreme Court
Artman
Wiliam
Armstrong
Irvin
Criminal Court
Louis P. Blumlein
Oran Perry
Indiana National Guard
Oliver P. Morton
GAL R
Morton
Perry
Editor Warned to Quit Fowlerton or Face Consequences
In Fairmount Indiana editor Sinniger of the Fowlerton Review received a strongly worded whitecap notice demanding he leave Fowlerton within 24 hours or face consequences. He then placed a double barreled shotgun in his window, shells protruding from the breech, as a show of defiance amid local turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gete
Fairmount
Ind
Cal Sinniger
Fowlerton
Thia City
Sinninger
Saionji and Japan politics guide Mikado era
The article profiles Marquis Saionji the Beaux Brummel of Japan and Disraeli of the Orient noting his leadership, diplomacy and role in Japan Britain and France alliances. It also mentions the Progressives opposition and potential cabinet shifts affecting American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Saionji
The
Mikado
Japan
Count Okuma
Saionji
Aoki
America
Saivaj i
Louis XIV
Disraeli
Great Britain
France
Toyo-Jiya Shimburi
Rieto
Tts
Vienna
Protracted wedding and local incidents reported in oblique notice
Protracted meeting announced at Obridian church in Fieye Kaobe. John G Lawson and Luilian B Pope wed by Justice Mix. Fire damages roof at 37 Eighteen trees. August Vogt probate filing notes estate gifts to German Evangelical church. Secret Oversile moved to reformatory for burglary. new law raises penalties. Picnic and dance planned at J Vianer's ball near Bridgeport. Edward Curry linked to a wheeled goods business case. other local premises cited under temperance watch.
City Court News Report On Local Case
A local court case details a mother and a sergeant involved in a disciplinary matter. The report notes the defendant faces a charge and the proceedings focus on the county penal context and the trial timeline.
Vacation spots in Wisconsin Central guides advertised
A terse notice promotes vacation travel via the Wisconsin Central system listing routes to Wallopees Fifeld and many other points. It invites readers to obtain illustrated books by Jas. O. Posp General Agent, Wisconsin Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Jas. O. Posp
W. Co. Ry
Milweukes
Was
Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery
Notice to subscribers regarding timely receipt of the paper and urging prompt action for the Tribune Q Company. Text appears garbled with names and identifiers.
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Fraternal Insurance Societies
Taft
Murray Bay
Canada
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Kankakegs
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Ead Guffato
Telede
Bima
Whitecappers
Fa Fron Bikbart
Mesbaum
O Heal Wonderland
South Dakota
Monad City
E. D. Clapp
A. Lindemann
East Market
Howe
Nota Dr
Ayer
Hess
Marquis Sieg
Wutster
Celal
Marquis Saionjl
Bar Association
K. C. Hebbard
Bis
Temple Israel
Hediy
Abraham Brown
Wintertoa
N. Y
O. D. Encotel
Legin
Obridian
Fieye Kaobe
Momau
Elesore Gaines
John G. Lawson
Looteville
Luilian B Pope
Justice Mix
I. Mixa
Coe Wili
August Vogt Wee
Thy Germean Evangelical Church
Son
Fred
Jobo M. Pag
James T. Aten
J. V.ianer
Bridgeport
New Albany
Elizbeth
Shireman
Cuarlea
Hiver
Bow Bauer
Edward Curry
Saiew
Omad
Femperszce Elemay
City Court News
Yongie
Esresesa
Regulesky
Tribune Q Company
Kew Albany
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