Japanese Admiral in New York Decries War Scare
Admiral Baron Yamamoto and his suite arrived in New York from Hogland aboard the Carmania and will stay until July 15. He told reporters the war scare in both nations is unfounded and friendship should endure. He commented on the Atlant battleship transfer plan and tempered any interest in it as a military experiment. Monument planned for Theodore Estes killed by Judge Loving for alleged attack on Loving’s daughter prompts currents of communal memory.
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Arcive
New York
Baron Yamamoto
Japan
Hogland
Carmania
America
W Ihitter
Loving
Antherer Way
Nelson Genuty
Ture
Theodore Estes
Wilifout
Government seeks injunction against tobacco trust partners
New York July 11 the government filed in the US circuit court a petition against the American Tobacco company the Imperial Tobacco company the British American Tobacco company the American Snuff company the American Cigarette company the United Cigar Stores company the American Stogie company the MacAndrews Forbes company the Conley Fair company and others plus 29 individuals. The filing accuses a trust formed in 1890 of monopolizing the tobacco industry and details assets of $275 million with only $25 million capital and aims to dissolve the conspiracy under the Sherman act.
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New York
United States Circuit
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
British- American Tobago Company
American Snuff Company
American Cigar Company
United Cigar Stores Company
American Stogie Company
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
Conley Fair Company
Tobacco Trust
Trust
James C. McRernonds
The
United States
American Tobacco
Com Pay
Dees
Man Held Without Bail In Wife's Death Suit
Lorenzo George of Oaks committed without bail for alleged murder by throwing a lighted lamp at his wife in Nornstown Pennsylvania. He admitted drinking and a quarrel with his wife who he says struck him before she picked up and threw a lamp at him.
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Nornstown
Lorenzo George
Oaks
MM Trate Lernhnards
George
Object to Negro Soldiers Pre-Resi dents of Letts Warrior
Residents of Watertown New York resist an army order transferring colored infantry to Madison Barracks to relieve the 2nd Illinois infantry bound for the Philippines. An appeal to high authorities is planned. Also reported a body found near Niagara Falls, Rochester New York, believed to be a man about 60 who may have gone over the falls.
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Watertown
N.Y
Letts Warrior
Madison Barracks
2 Lo
Philippine Islands
Falls
Rochester
Mily
Niagara Falls
West ¢ Alcott
Pleads Unwritten Law in Maryland murder case
Mrs. Mary Boere and her son Henry Bowie face trial in La Plata for shooting Hubert on a road between Indiana and Pisgah on January 1. The defense seeks the unwritten law plea citing the girl Prisila Bowie and alleged interference by Posey. Seven witnesses testified for the prosecution as jury selection proceeded.
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la Plata
Mary Boere
Henry Bowie
Charles County
Hubert
Indiana
Pisgah
Prisila Bowie
Posey
Symer Kk Muddran
Adrian Posey
L. Allison Wilmer
Mudd
Ayres Ordered Before Retiring Board in New York
Lieutenant Colonel Charles C. G. Ayres of the Fourteenth Cavalry is ordered before a retiring board at the Army building in New York City on July 17 by direction of the president. He had recently sparked controversy with newspaper interviews criticizing senior officers over the West Point cadets overcoats issue. Meanwhile banker E. C. Fox of Middleport faces an indictment for attempting to bribe Prosecuting Attorney Albert P. B. Miller, tied to the Madaport bank wreck last September. Fox allegedly offered $2,400 to Miller to dismiss the indictment, with Miller and two witnesses hidden behind curtains during the meeting.
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Ayres
Fourteenth Cavalry
Washington
Charles CG. Ayres
Army Building
New York City
Caulonel Ayres
West Point
Pomeros
E. C. Fox
Middleport
Albert PB. Miller
Fox
Deport
Miller
Miler
Papal Secretary Buys Auto in Rome
In Rome, Cardinal Merry del Val, papal secretary of state, surprised Vatican observers by purchasing a powerful automobile amid debate over cardinals owning motor cars. In Anniston Alabama, Wesley Burns was slain while at work near his children, with alleged white male assailants suspected.
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Rome
Merry del Val
Anniston
Ala
Wesley Burns
Choccalocca Valley
Royal Dublin Welcome for King Edward and Queen Alexandra
July 11 Dublin hosts King Edward and Queen Alexandra with a royal reception. Both wore green colors symbolizing Ireland as the King thanks locals for warm welcome and celebrates progress and prosperity shown in the exhibition. The King says his stay will be brief but aims to maximize its impact for peaks of happiness.
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Dublin
Lublin
Edward
Alexandra
Ireland
Peonage Plot Discovered and War Veteran Killed
Investigation across the port uncovers a plan to bring hundreds of laborers into peonage in the DWryhate mines and lumber districts with promises of weekly wages. A separate report credits a Wisconsin veteran with aiding Union forces by approaching Confederate lines and relaying intelligence. William Haugh dies of heart failure while bathing at Ocean Grove Beach, Asbury Park.
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Polladeruhial
Seval Wecs
United States
Ntioer Constas
Rodgers
Gio
Flusviene
Vira Wito
Geonomowoe
Wis
Judy Pi Cituere Ronson
Milwaukee
A& St. Paul
Nensen
Iorh
Wisconsin Infantry
Tno
Johnstom
Ocean Grove Beach
Asbury Park
N. J
William Haugh
New York City
Salvation Army
Ocean Grove
Fatal Philadelphia stove explosion wounds Mrs Arthur
The article reports Mrs. Marion Arthur fatally burned in her Philadelphia home due to an oid stove explosion. A separate brief notes a white robin with snow white breast pink eyes seen near Warren Massachusetts, described as cantered.
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Marion Arthur
Philadelphia
Warren
Mass
Moyer Denies All Involved in Steunenberg Case
President Moyer testifies in Boise as a witness for Haywood charged with murder, denying any discussion of crimes with Orchard. He explains federation funds aided Orchard’s defense, recounts telegrams, and refutes hostility to Steunenberg while detailing conduct around the case and related incidents. A separate Rome New Jersey item notes a dying unidentified man, and Chicago reports no more gambling boats on the Great Lakes along with triplets named Red White and Blue.
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Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Stanl
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Moyer
Harry Orchard
Jack Simpkins
Fred Miller
Spokane
Caldwell
Orchard
Thomas Hogan
Simpkins
Haywood
Federation
Denver
Horan
Ouray
Meyer
Steunenberg
John Neville
K!led
Neville
Silverton
Witt
Lyte Gregory
Lakes
Chicago
Department of Commerce and Labor
Great Lakes
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Niews
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American Tobacco Company—Concern
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Market
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J. M. Dqronenburg
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Armtinea
Aleen
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
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