Prisoner Disbrow Arrives in Suffolk County Custody
Riverhead Long Island June 30 Louis Disbrow the man linked to the death of Clarence Foster and Sarah Lawrence arrived with Rowland Miles from Northport in custody of Sheriff Wells. Disbrow appears pale and cared for by treatment after his release from Good Ground while a Southampton hearing is planned. Miles keeps outsiders away as he works toward the hearing and his client’s condition.
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The King Doing Well at Colonial Conference Dialogue
London July 1 1902 Imperial Conference opened with Chamberlain and six Premiers in touch on safe topics while debating measures for colonial trade and freight subsidies. News highlights Canada's stance on cereals and tariffs and hints at potential relaxation of Britain's fiscal system for colonies. The king's health shows slow improvement. bulletins note pain from wound dressing but no bad symptoms. M. Coquelin shines as Cyrano and Ian Malcolm wed Jeanne Langtry at Westminster.
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Justice Foster Surprised By Hearing Location
Southampton, Long Island, June 30. Justice Foster said he has not decided where the hearing in the Disbrow case will be held. He noted better accommodations at the village but favoring Good Ground for witnesses and crowd control. He expects a large turnout and possible ticket requests tomorrow as details unfold.
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Wagner Monument Planned in Leipsic Under Widow Cosima
A Leipsic committee forms to build a national monument to composer Richard Wagner with partial control by his widow Cosima Wagner. Some papers mock the widow led effort while others dispute Leipsic’s claim to host the national tribute. Special trains run to and from the yacht line with fares listed.
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Episcopal Bishop to face board of inquiry in Pennsylvan
In Harrisburg on Wednesday a board of inquiry will decide if Bishop Ethelbert Talbot should stand trial on charges raised by supporters of Rev. Dr. Irvine unfrocked at St. John's Huntingdon. The panel includes four from several dioceses and will convene privately at St. Stephen's parish house.
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Delay at the Vatican delays Taft trip to Philippines
Rome June 30 A Vatican cardinal says The Tribune correspondent that Governor Taft is kept waiting for definite Philippines propositions. Taft sent Major Porter to inform Cardinal Rampolla that Taft's departure is postponed to July 24 as Washington asks questions and awaits responses.
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Morgan Burglar Sentenced in London Case
John Barkley pleaded guilty on June 4 to attempting to break into the house of J Pierpont Morgan and was sentenced at the Old Bailey to five years in prison.
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Meteor Terrifies Eastern Finland After Nightfall
A large meteor frightened inhabitants of Eastern Finland, producing a thunderlike roar. Fragments were found by peasants with most believed to have fallen in Lake Ladoga. efforts will be made to locate remaining pieces, a peasant claims he saw the exact fall site.
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Senators in affray over alleged insult in Senate
Washington June 30 A sharp Senate colloquy ended with Senator Bailey of Texas violently attacking Senator Beveridge of Indiana in the chamber after adjournment. Accounts vary on details but Bailey grabbed Beveridge by the throat as aides pulled him away. Ink spilled on Beveridge and Bailey. Beveridge walked to his room, while Bailey issued a statement defending his action as upholding his honor.
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Parsons Plans Subterranean Brooklyn Bridge Terminal
William Barclay Parsons, chief engineer of the Rapid Transit Commission, is to submit a plan this afternoon for a subterranean Manhattan end terminal of the Brooklyn Bridge. The scheme also links the three Manhattan bridges by underground routes at a comparatively low cost, aiming to keep surface and elevated cars below Park Row.
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Leicester Receives Carnegie Library Grant
London reports treasury revenues for the first quarter of the fiscal year at £35,095,081 ($175,476,405), up from £29,731,275 ($148,656,375) in the same period a year earlier. Andrew Carnegie advances £12,000 to Leicester to establish a public library. Also noted is a 20 hour rail claim for The Century Limited between New York and Chicago and a Lackawanna special train ad offering five day round trip tickets.
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Coronation bonfires light across Britain after good king news
London reports a nationwide bonfire display lighting three thousand signals from the Lizard to the Orkneys. Rain dampened celebrations as official illuminations stayed dark while theatres and Strand streets enjoyed the festivity. The king’s improving condition spurred plans for July 5 charity dinners and visits by the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Dublin Illuminations Halt Traffic Amid King’s Progress
Dublin streets glowed with lights as crowds gathered to honor the King’s progress. Police quelled disturbances by nationalist crowds, while a wreath honoring General Wilson was laid on Queen Victoria’s tomb. Cronje swore allegiance at St Helena as Boer war news filters through. Colorado return train advertised from Chicago to Denver with daily service.
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