President Ousts Herbert W Bowen Amid Loomis Controversy
President Roosevelt ousts Herbert W Bowen former United States minister to Venezuela and exonerates Assistant Secretary of State Francis B Loomis after a lengthy Loomis Bowen controversy. Taft's report finds Loomis not dishonest though not discreet while Bowen's conduct is deemed reprehensible. Also notes Nebraska election law unconstitutional and resignations at Equitable.
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Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venzuela
Francis B. Loomis
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Roosevelt
Taft
Xoaaip Wali
Benim
Lim
Gowan
Moylan
Bogwen
Loomis
State Department
Mrs Rogers Reprieved by Governor in Death Case
Battleboro VI June 23 Gov Charles J Bell reprieved Mrs Mary A Rogers the condemned murderess until December in a bid to take her appeal to the US Supreme Court on constitutional questions raised at a hearing before Judge Hoyt H Wheeler acting as US circuit court justice The reprieve followed petitions for habeas corpus and a suggestion the issues merit review by the high court Wheeler announced a decision on appeal late in the afternoon and then received a telegram from Gov Bell announcing the reprieve
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Mary A. Rogers
Charles J. Bell
Windsor
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoyt H. Wheeler
United States Circuit Court
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Gov. Bell
Roosevelt Endorses Morton's Career Amid Rail Probe
President Roosevelt backs Paul Morton and associates in the Santa Fe and Colorado Fuel & Iron matter, stating no facts implicate the officers after federal probes. Michigan bank, Vicksburg Exchange, 20 years of operation, closes amid deposit withdrawals. Illinois Mine Workers offer arbitration over shot firer dispute. Philadelphia court blocks merging of certain rail interests as a permanent injunction.
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Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
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Mielal
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Paul Morton
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Springfield
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Ilinois Coal
Operators’ Association
Ilinois Cos
Brutality of the Cossacks Shocks Lodz Jewish Family Killed
A Lodz report says Cossacks shot and killed a five person Jewish family driving to the railway station. The disturbance spurred a general exodus from Lodz with twelve thousand leaving and trains crowded. Widespread looting included thirty five government liquor stores.
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Pabjanica
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Eight Drowned In Wisconsin Rapids Near Rhinelander
Rainbow rapids on the Wisconsin river near Newbold capsized a small boat killing eight aboard including Mrs Ezra Craw and Mrs Edward Craw and their six children. It is believed the women crossed to the opposite bank and were drowned in view of the Craw brothers.
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Rainbow Rapids
Wisconsin
Newbold
Ezra Craw
Edward Craw
Craw
Painter Warner Marvin Dies After Saloon Fight in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen South Carolina on June 24 painter Warner Marvin who had lived there five years was struck by a cuspidor thrown during a saloon fight and died the next morning in his room unattended. Sack Purcell a local figure was arrested and charged with manslaughter. Purcell claims innocence. Marvin intervened in a fight between Purcell and Edward Block a bartender. The coroner's jury ruled Marvin died from the blow he received.
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Howard Block
Warner Marvin
Block
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Sack Purcell
West
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Bettween Purcell
Edward Block
Marvin Wmet
Fourth of July Excursion Rates From Minnesota & St Louis R R
Promotional note on Fourth of July open fare round trips one fare plus cents to all line points with sale dates in May and return limits by May 5. Also includes a testimonial on Herbine tonic from J J Hindfyrd of Temple Texas dated March 22 1902 praising its relief for chills fatigue and nervous symptoms.
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Minneapolis
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J. J. Hindfyrd
Temple
Texas
Eugene AL Pfylferio
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