Editors Gain Point in Panama Case Fight
Indianapolis June 11. Delavan Smith and Charles R. Williams of the Indianapolis News faced Judge Anderson over removal to DC for trial on criminal libel indictments tied to Panama Canal graft stories. The defense argued lack of malice and civil liability only, while the government pressed for evidence and removal. Williams testified he approved editorials. Howland said he wrote them to push public morality and cited campaign stakes. If no new evidence is offered, closing arguments will start tomorrow and a ruling may come by evening.
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Cannibalism Stated as Scientific by Hopkins at Royal Institution
London June 1 report: Dr F Gowland Hopkins argues cannibalism could be scientifically justified as the most efficient protein source for humans. He cites a Heidelberg experiment showing a dog requires less protein when fed dog than other proteins, and notes a chemistry of species linking body similarity to protein efficiency.
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Artist Ruiz Dead in London Sparks Misimpression
London reports the only Ruiz death recently is an artist who exhibited yearly at the Academy and elsewhere. The confusion arose with New York chatter linking the death to Mrs. Antonio A. Ruiz, a friend of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt during his divorce.
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Anarchist Wires Cut Near Paris in Circulation Outrage
Several hundred telegraph and telephone lines leaving Paris have been cut in recent days. Police say the damage is in response to a circular issued by an anarchist organization.
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Zeppelin Balloon Continues Flight Toward Berlin Report
Count Zeppelin aims to report to Emperor William in Berlin within six weeks after temporary repairs let the airship resume its voyage from Géppingen to Friedrichshafen. The craft refueled near Biberach, with Count Zeppelin and military officers in pursuit, while Berlin's leaders and the Reichstag learned of delays in his invitation to ascensions.
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Roosevelt to visit mission in Africa interior
Theodor Roosevelt will travel to Kijabe to visit the Africa Inland Mission station. The independent mission operates schools for missionaries' children and native industrial training, with home councils in Philadelphia and London guiding evangelization efforts inland.
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Ambassadors set for George Washington trial voyage from Stettin
Ambassador Hill with Secretaries Grew and Scholle depart Berlin to join the George Washington trial trip aboard the North German Lloyd liner. The ship sails from Stettin, reaches Bremen on Friday. Reports from Shanghai provinces Kiangsu Anhwei Shantung warn of a severe drought threatening crops, recalling a four year-ago relief effort.
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American Minister Wil son denies Mexico ambassadorship
Brussels dispatch reports Henry Lane Wilson, U.S. Minister to Belgium, refutes rumors of a Mexico ambassadorship and says no post has been officially offered. Charles Page Bryan, Minister at Lisbon, will take the Brussels post.
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Infants Dresses in Great Summer White Sale
No two alike and some of the prettiest dresses offered at sale prices. Infants long dresses with embroidery trimmed reduced from 2.98 to 3.98 to 1.98. Children’s short dresses in Hubbard and Princess styles sizes 6 months to 4 years at 1.98. Infants long lawn and embroidery dresses cut from 5.00 to 10.00 down to 3.98. Children’s Princess dresses 2 to 5 years at 3.98.
Bargain Baby and Children Clothing Sale List
A catalog of discounted children's and infants' apparel including gowns skirts and dresses in various fabrics and sizes. Prices range from 19c to $1.98 with styles featuring embroidery lace ruffles hemstitched hems and tucks. Orders restricted no mail or C O D. Limited to eight items per customer for some lines.
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Evolution of Ladies Garment Catalog Prices
A dated listing details corset covers chemises gowns and petticoats with prices 5c to 5.98 and up to 14.48. Notes limit per customer no mail orders and no C O D across items including combination corset covers and skirts and extra size gowns.
Directoire Corsets in White Batiste Offered
Ad lists three corset models made of white batiste with attached supporters. New extreme long hip and medium high bust option, plus medium low bust with long back and hip. Additional high bust model features long hip and back. Prices shown include $3 and $1.49.
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