Colombians Offer Amnesty in Exchange for Surrender
Senor Don Jose Concha, the Colombian minister in Washington, outlined terms offered to rebels including full amnesty, prisoner release, transportation to domiciles, electoral reform with rebel input, and immediate congress. He noted some rebels already surrendered but Vargas Santos seeks debt payments and cabinet posts, which the government rejected. He described foreign intervention aimed to weaken Colombia over canal talks and warned the interior is near pacified except Panama where fighting persists. Heat in Manhattan kills several and prostrates many, with Brooklyn seeing additional deaths and prostrations.
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Senor
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Colombia
Revolutionary Party
Congress
Senor Mazrroquin
Liberal Directory
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Senor Vargas
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Uribe-Uribe
Soto
Panama
United States
Mighty growth at Minneapolis education convention
Minneapolis reports a high water mark for visitors to the National Educational association meeting with over 20 000 arriving. States Iowa Wisconsin Indiana vie for largest delegation besides Minnesota as 15 meetings today expand into a busy program and Archbishop John Ireland addresses teachers on the influence and responsibility of the profession.
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Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Association
Exposition
John Ireland
St. Paul
Prisoner Hearin Held on Suspicion and Arraignment
Philadelphia July 10 William J Hearin a prison hero is detained on suspicion of trying to elope with Mrs Aline O Malley wife of Professor Austin O Malley Notre Dame College South Bend Ind Mrs O Malley will be arraigned today on charges of stealing diamonds and jewelry from Dr Joseph O Malley brother of Prof O Malley The latte ry patient at St Agnes hospital is seriously ill from poison He was brought to Philadelphia from South Bend for treatment His wife staying at Dr O Malley s home several hundred dollars worth of jewelry was stolen and both Mrs O Malley and Hearin were arrested as they were about to board a train for South Bend
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William J. Hearin
Aline O'Malley
Austin O’malley
Notre Dame College
South Bend
Ind
Dr. O’malley
Vatican Delivers Answer To Taft Note On Philippine Religion
Rome July 10 The Vatican’s reply to Governor Taft’s note on religious affairs in the Philippines was handed to Cardinal Rampolla and delivered to Judge Taft late last night. The French document is being translated by Bishop O Gorman and Major Porter and will be telegraphed to Washington. Since Taft’s stay in Rome he has sent about 20 000 words by cable to Washington officials.
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Rome
Taft
Philippine Islands
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O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Porter
Army
Washington
Prisoner Words Prompt Revenge and Forgiveness
A judge quotes a dialogue between Gladys Edith and Rupert about revenge and forgiveness. The exchange centers on claims of romantic motive and remorse, framing a cautionary moral within a courtroom context.
Artman Nominated by Boone Republicans for Judge
Samuel R. Artman of Lebanon, a former speaker of the house, was here today after being nominated for judge by the Boone county Republicans. He modestly refused to predict his own election but hopes to win as the county is normally Democratic by over 300 votes, the Republicans aiming to strengthen the ticket and elect a representative this time.
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Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Boone County
Artman
Roscoe Kirkman
Richmond
Indianapolis
Kirkman
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Joe Morgan
Marshall
James Statesman
Peru
James
Lawyers Elect Officers in Indiana Bar Association Meeting
The Indiana Bar association annual meeting concluded with officers elected. President Truman F. Palmer of Monticello. vice president William P. Breen of South Bend. secretary Merrill Moores of Indianapolis. treasurer Frank B. Gavin of Indianapolis. Executive committee includes Enoch Hogate Charles K. E. Shively James B. Barrett and Harry B. Tutbill.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Bar Association
Truman F. Palmer
Monticello
William P. Breen
South Bend
Merrill Moores
Frankb. Gavin
Enoch
The King's Condition In London July 10
King Edward's progress remains uninterruptedly favorable as he reclines on a movable couch. It is announced his majesty plans to be taken aboard the royal yacht early next week.
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London
Edward
Royal Yacht
Railroads Win Settlement With Freight Handlers Union
Chicago July 10 strike of freight handlers is virtually settled as members vote to accept railroad wage terms offered July 1. Curran says majority of workers returned, railroads keep union stance, and all strikers may rejoin by noon today. Two thirds would have returned anyway.
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Chicago
Curran
Diplomatic Phase in Greene Gaynor Extradition
The United States will enter a diplomatic phase as Secretary Hay forwards the Justice Department’s view to Britain on the Canadian authorities pursuing an extraordinary course in the extradition of Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor. Delays led Marion Erwin to file a Montreal report noting conflicts of interest between Greene Gaynor’s lawyers and Canadian officials involved in the case.
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Messrs
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Canada
Marion Erwin
United States
Montreal
Greene and
Gaynor
No Disorder In Cuba Explains Island Quiet
Washington reports Minister Que sada of Cuba stating the island is tranquil from end to end. He says the people are determined to stay quiet despite suffering, fearing internal disorder would cost Cuban independence. He notes generals across sections have told President Palma of their readiness to rise or oppose unrest.
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Cuba
Washington
Quesada
Palma
Gover
Republicans Begin Campaign Busy Detail with Rest Period
Indianapolis reports show Indiana Republicans and campaign committees at work while some candidates take a planned rest before the big push. Sherrick leaves for Mountain Lake Park for 30 days, bar association chatter hints at possible federal judgeship changes, and several figures including Roscoe Kirkman vie for speaker as Logansport to Kendallville rail plans advance.
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Indianapolis
David
Sherrick
Noblesville
Auditor of State
Mountain Lake Park
Maryland
Kidnap Attempt Frustrated at Wheatland Window
In Vincennes Indiana on July 10 a man tried to drag Miss Emma Dunn from a window while she slept with her bed near the open pane. Her scream brought her mother to help resist the intruder who fled.
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Vincennes
Ind
Wheatland
Emma Dunn
No Affidavit in O Malley Case Report
South Bend July 10 report says no affidavit will be filed against Mrs Aline Ellis O Malley for attempting to murder her husband Dr Austin O Malley Notre Dame English professor by poison despite arsenic poisoning rumors from Philadelphia physicians. The grand jury to meet in September will review the matter and indictments are expected. Mrs O Malley remains jailed in Philadelphia with Will Hearin the Cornell student charged with her.
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South Bend
Ind
Philadelphia
O’malley
Aline Ellis O’malley
Austin O'Malley
Notre Dame University
Clarke
Indiana Epworth League to Open Convention at Roberts Park
Indianapolis July 10 The biennial state convention of the Indiana Epworth League opens this afternoon at Roberts Park Church at 2 o'clock and adjourns Sunday evening. Participants include Bishop I W Joyce president of the Epworth League and Bishop EB E Hoss of the Methodist Church South. An interesting program has been arranged.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Epworth League
Roberts Park
I. W. Joyce
Epworth League
EB. E. Hoss
Methodist Church
South Ann
Women rescue at Winona Lake beach incident
Warsaw Indiana July 10 Mrs W B Lewis of New Albany Indiana and Kath leen Lenton of Oberlin Ohio were pulled from the water after drowning attempts at Winona Lake beach yesterday Two boys using a boat came to help as both women failed to swim and were found in a dredge hole after going under for a third time
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Warsaw
Ind
W. B. Lewis
New Albany
Kathleen Lenton
Oberlin
Winona Lake
Tragedy on Dick Golden Farm Claims Life of Worker
Hope Indiana July 10 Edward Golden a thrashing machine helper was crushed to death while coupling the engine and separator on the Dick Golden farm. The friction pulley broke causing the engine to back with great force.
Elkhart County Trustees Demand Action Over Teacher Question Probe
In Goshen Indiana on July 10 trustees of Elkhart County protest the lack of state action in prosecuting Geo W Ellis Elkhart County superintendent accused of selling teachers questions The inquiry was inaugurated by the state superintendent but not aggressively pursued by him.
Two KiIled By Lightning In Indiana Wheat Field
Hartford City Indiana July 10 Bee and Charles Wentz brothers were struck by lightning while at work in a wheat field and were instantly killed. Both men were well known farmers and had sought shelter under a tree during the storm. Richmond Indiana July 10 The state meeting of the Order of American Plowmen will occur in this city on July 17. National president B S Haycept Logansport will address the gathering with all state officers present.
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Ind
Bee
Charles Wentz
Richmond
Order of American Plowmen
B.S
Haycept
Logansport
Young Man Scarred In Revolver Accident At Home
Charles Green, 19, in Valparaiso Indiana, was fatally wounded when he looked into a revolver he believed unloaded and the weapon discharged tearing away the whole side of his face, authorities report.
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Chicago Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
Charles Green
Burglary at Van Atta Office Nets Cash and Checks
A burglary at the office of R M Van Atta in Marion Indiana during his absence at a barber shop resulted in the loss of 228 in checks and 150 in cash. Police reported the theft occurred July 10 with the burglar accessing a safe. Investigators urged anyone with information to come forward.
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Marion
Ind
R M. van Atta
Officer Marries Conger’s Niece in Des Moines Nuptials
The wedding of Lieutenant Harold Hammond US infantry and Miss Mary Conger Pierce, niece of Edwin H. Conger minister to China, was held at the bride’s aunt Mrs Ids C. Conger home. Officiant Dr A K Frisbee, after a short visit to Rushville they proceed to West Point where Hammond will teach. Pierce aided at Pekin legation during the siege. Hammond served with the relief force.
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Pekin
Conger
Des Moines
Harold Hammond
United States Infantry
Mary Conger Pierce
Edwin H. Conger
China
Parlor Mirror Plan Delays Wife’s Return Home
A man awakens a druggist at 3 am demanding a two cent stamp to mail a letter to his wife. He explains the note delays her return so he can have a new parlor mirror and hall repapered. The judge remarks the case is life or death.
Tragic Fallin' Teen Killed in Engine Seizure
Columbus Indiana July 10 Edward Telkington nineteen was crushed to death after being caught between bumpers while attempting to couple an engine and separator.
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Columbus
Ind
Edward Telkington
Madison youth Char s Scheller dies by his own hand
Madison Indiana July 10 Charles Scheller a well known young man committed suicide by hanging in a despondent mood. Market reports from Indianapolis list grain provisions and livestock prices with steady or dull movements across commodities including wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep lambs and prices for No 2 red oats and No 2 white corn among others.
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Ind
Chas. Scheller
Indianapolis
Asien
Oata
Cincinnati
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