Ended for Killing Robins 110 Days for Boy
Allentown Pat June 2s Harve Grover 15 faced Alderman Lechures for shooting 11 robins with a parlor rifle. Sentenced to 110 days in jail in lieu of 10 fine per third shot. alderman asks state game commissioner to remit part of the sentence. Also Sterling June 28 Jesse B. Koser 18 confesses murder by stoning Jacob Weaver 65. brothers Frank 16 and father Edward Koser charged.
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Pat
Harve Grover
Alderman Lechures
Sterling
Jesse EB. Koser
Jacob Weaver
Savanah
Moser
Frank
Edward Koser
grand jury
Roosevelt at Harvard in reunion as alumnus intent on modest address
President Roosevelt returns to Harvard for a class reunion, asking to be seen as a Harvard alumnus of class Su rather than as president. He is greeted by students and townspeople in Cambridge, with a secret service escort and mounted police. He visits the stadium and Oakley Country Club before a late return.
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Oakley Country Club
Rumors Fly on Europatkin Reported Killed Amid Russo Japanese War
June 28 report in St Petersburg cites conflicting rumors that General Europatkin is dead while Linevitch’s forces face pressure from Oyama. Experts see retirement to Harbin and Vladivostok as likely if Oyama strikes, with turning flanks possible. China seeks a voice in peace talks at Pekin.
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Oyama
Kurepatkin
Nogis
Linevitel
Lineviteh
Harbin
Vladivostok
Linovitch
foreign office
Associated Press
Russia
prave
Washington
China
Pekin
onwad
Ching
Raging Riots and Strikes Hit Odessa and US News
Rioting and a general strike with bloodshed break out in Odessa as troops clash with strikers. In Memphis a minister is rescued from a mob by several girls as violence erupts at a schoolhouse. A Washington incident reports a lawyer leaping from a sixth story window after a despondent spell. General Wood arrives in San Francisco after a Pacific voyage and plans to visit Reston with no political aims.
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Casa Arch
J. the Gray
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Gray
Casa
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Robert J. Graham
Tie
General Wood
San Francisco
Leonard Wood
Pacific Mail
Wallace Resigns as Panama Canal Chief Engineer for New York Post
John F. Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama Canal Commission, resigns from both roles to take a $60,000 office with a New York corporation. His departure may embarrass the commission and delay the September meeting as Secretary Taft held prior knowledge of the move.
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New York
John F. Waldace
commission
JOHN FF. WALLACE
Wallace
Taft
Washington
John F. Wallace
Panama canal commission
Fever Cure by Hot Baths Draws From Spinal Pus
Newark report details a patient with cerebrospinal meningitis cured after five weeks in hospital. Surgeons used hot baths and repeated removal of spinal pus as the key factors. The patient regained strength, passed mental exams, and regained weight during recovery.
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Newark
N. W
Raphael Linfandi
Lindand
Noted Bank Burglar McCoy Dies in Hospital
New York June 28. Big Frank McCoy, famed bank burglar and partner of Jimmy Hope, died at Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell's Island after a long illness. He was hospitalized June 18. McCoy helped shape sensational robberies but lost his wealth quickly and reflected on his life saying he deserved his fate.
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Jimmy Hope
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Blackwell's Island
McCoys
East Stile
McCoy
hopital
War Talk in Sweden Norway’s Action Sparks Fiery Riksdag Debate
In Stockholm June the riksdag debated Norway's move to end the union. Speakers condemned Norwegian action and criticized the Swedish cabinet. Majorities warned a peaceful settlement was unlikely and endorsed or resisted war as a real option. King Oscar rejects placing a Bernadotte on the Norwegian throne unless the riksdag requests it.
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Son
Blockholm
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house of Bernadotte
Pennsylvania Lawyers Meet Annual Session at Bedford
The Pennsylvania Bar Association opened its annual session at Bedford Springs hotel with over 200 members, expected to rise to 300. President Henry C. Niles gave an address reviewing the last legislature and noted issues from divorce codification to state apportionment and voter registration laws.
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Bedford
Nedford
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bedford Springs hotel
Henry C. Niles
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