President Ousts Herbert W. Bowen and Loomis Exonerated
President Roosevelt exonerates Assistant Secretary of State Loomis after Taft report clears him of charges in Bowen Loomis controversy. Bowen dismissed as U S minister to Venezuela for alleged misconduct. Loomis praised as having been cruelly slandered and warned against personal investments by ministers. Also Nebraska supreme court rules biennial election law unconstitutional, keeping all elections in fall as before.
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Bowen-Loomis
Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Frame
HB. Loomis
Bows
Loomis-Howen
Presiden Roosevelt
Taft
Bowen
Loomis
Jawiuels
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Equitable Directors Accept Resignations In New York
Paul Morton announced the resignation of James W. Alexander as president and James Hazen Hyde as first vice president. He has not acted on other resignations yet. The Wisconsin legislature adjourned after a 62 day session, closing the longest in state history.
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New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Directors
James W. Alexander
James Hazen Hyde
Madison
Wis
Mrs. Rogers Reprieved by Vermont Governor
Battleboro Vermont June 23 Governor Charles J. Bell signed a reprieve for Mrs. Mary A. Rogers the condemned murderess until December 8 delaying her execution at Windsor to allow the case to reach the Supreme Court on constitutional questions raised during a hearing before Judge Hoyt H Wheeler. The defense sought habeas corpus relief but the court declined though inviting a potential Supreme Court ruling. The reprieve followed Wheeler receiving Bell's telegraphic notice and Wheeler promptly signing the papers enabling the appeal.
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Mary A. Rogers
Charles J. Bell
Windsor
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoyt H. Wheeler
United States
Circuit Court
Rogers
Gov. Bell
President Roosevelt Endorses Morton Career Despite Rail Probe
Letters note Roosevelt’s full support for Morton as a business figure and public official amid calls to prosecute Santa Fe Railroad officers. He claims no facts implicate the officers beyond their offices after reviewing evidence. Also reports Michigan bank closure at Vicksburg and arbitration offer by United Mine Workers to Illinois Coal Operators.
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Jotton Emuwtros
Allegei
Santa Teraway
Colorado Buel & Iron Company
Roosevelt
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Paul Morton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spe
Springfield
United Mine Workers of America
Ilinois Coal
Sinois Cos
Brutality of the Cossacks Shocks Lodz Jewish Family Slain
A Polish Lodz dispatch reports Cossacks attacked a Jewish family of five driving to the railway station and shot all, including the cabman. The violence spurred a mass exodus as workers strike and mobs loot liquor stores for Socialist funds, with authorities promising punishment after witnesses testify.
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Lodz
Russian Poland
Taluty
Pabjanice
Lode
Socialist Party
Shustow
Rosenblatt
St. Petersburg
Fring
Fatal Saloon Row in Aberdeen Sends Painter to Death
Warner Marvin a painter who had lived in Aberdeen five years died after a cuspider was thrown during a saloon fight. He died the next morning in his room unattended. Jack Purcell a local figure known in the West was arrested and charged with manslaughter. Marvin interfered in a fight between Purcell and Edward Abels a bartender. The coroner s jury found Marvin died from the blow he received.
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Aberdeen
Ediward Block
Warner Marvin
Bleck
Purcell
S. D
Jack Purell
West
Marvin
Edward Abels
Fourth of July Rates and Travel Offers Advertised
Advertisements announce Fourth of July round trip fares from Minneapolis to St. Louis and other northern points with specific sale dates July 1 2 and 4 and return by July 3 10 plus a fixed fee. Also mentions summer round trip tickets to northern Minnesota and Dakota points with return by October 31 and discounted fares to St Paul and Minneapolis after June 1. Contact A J Cots G Peg Te Ay Minneapolis for details. Also promotes Herbine tonic with a customer testimonial from Temple Texas praising its health benefits and urging purchase.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis R. KR
Minnesota
Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. J. Cots
G. Peg
Minn
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