Mrs Rogers Denied Petition for Death Sentence
Mary Rogers of Brazieboro faces execution after Judge Wheeler denied her petition. The case stems from the August murder of her husband, when she lured him to a forest, bound him, and disposed of him in a river with another accomplice. The ruling sets the date for her execution tomorrow.
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Wheeler
United States Circuit Court
Rogers
Brazieboro
Mary Rogers
Weiler
Judee Wheeler
Hind
Bowen Replies to Roosevelt Over Venezuelan Scandal
Herbert W Bowen former minister to Venezuela publishes a lengthy reply to President Roosevelt after Taft led inquiry. Bowen calls the Venezuelan scandal a national disgrace and says Loomis influenced Caracas. He argues for full open investigation and rejects any bribery insinuations.
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New York
Herbert W Bowen
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Service
Taft
Bowen
Francis B. Loomis
Loomis
Caracas
Mr. Bowen
Maniac holds 1000 at bay ends in suicide, San Francisco
In Eddy street a maniac Thomas Lobb barricaded himself on the fourth floor of the United States hotel and fired on bystanders for two hours. He killed himself after wounding nine people and injuring a police officer as bullets shattered through helmets and eight others suffered varied injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eddy Street
Thomas Lobb
W.S. Koffman
C. E. Chevalis
W. Jones
Emil Roberts
Quong Do
George A. Delaughton
Vicente Romante
Joseph Lambee
Patrick Kassane
United States
Lobb
Mitchell Faces Jury in Oregon Land Fraud Trial
In Portland on June 22 United States Senator John H. Mitchell went before a jury in Judge DeHaven's court. Government lawyer Heney delivered a sweeping arraignment detailing the land fraud case while defense counsel A. S. Bennett argued Mitchell acted without criminal intent and blamed a contract change with his former law partner Judge Tanner, also indicted in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States
John H. Mitchell
A. &. Bennett
Mitchell
Tanner
Propositions for Armistice Between Japan and Russia
Intention in commercial circles points to an armistice negotiation between Japan and Russia. Washington reports on June 22 that discussions are advancing toward a formal ceasefire agreement, with officials weighing terms and potential timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Russia
Sweden Seeks Peace in Split with Norway King Oscar Addresses Nation
Stockholm reports King Oscar declares the union with Norway dissolved to avoid worse harm and seeks mutual accord. He emphasizes conscience and welfare of both peoples and hopes for calm and unity within Swedish frontiers. In Moscow, riot reports from Ivanovo Voznesensk claim 28 killed and hundreds injured amid ship mill strikes and deadly clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Gecar
Norway
Capnell
Riksdag
Cossacks Fire On a Polish Procession
At Lodz on June 22 a mob of 5 000 demonstrators faced by dragoons and Cossacks left 18 dead and 100 wounded after volleys were fired as marchers shouted Down with despotism. The event followed quiet assembly and speeches by socialists in Pietrokoweka street.
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Lodz
Russian Poland
Pietrokoweka
Old Market Place
Glowna Street
Tde
Contempt Proceedings Sought Against Railroad Officers
Attorney General Moody and President Roosevelt clash over contempt actions linked to the 1902 injunction on railroad rates. They argue contempt should target the corporation, not its officers, with Morton and Ripley deemed not personally connected to rate departures.
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Nouis
Vasul Sloman
Liev Gayery Presidiettt
Tie Atelneon
Topeha
Anh
Secr
Lary
Shetha
Cnet
Tee Eyep
Rene Ie
Atto's
Equitable Plfe Asaurance Society of
New York
Motion
Department of Justice
Mojors Thirien Aiaids
Santa Fe
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Mrr. Morton
Moody
Roosevelt
Colorado Fuel
International Harvester
Messrs. Harmon and Juilson
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ripley
Morton
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Harmon and
Judson
Mesers
Atchison, Topeka and Bania Fe Railway
Fragmented OCR Note on Imperial Council Details and Names
The text lists officers and names linked to an imperial council, mentioning Morton as cabinet member and a Niagara Maile reference. June 22 notes the Imperial council Anectent and various titled officers with totals like 6798 and a 75 dollar figure. Names include Al Yah PP Clayton and Wynderteh A. Tien among others.
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Niagara Maile
Imperial Coumell
Ailileece
Tinywriit Potentate
Ativite
Imperial
al Yah
Clayton, &T
Doph
Merion
Tas
Biaperial Ark
Gable
Wynderteh
A. Tien
Reteset
UW Soplth
Roehoser
Look Tefore Vow Strowe and AtluiTuer Sportsman Catch Eye
Two sports figures, one cautious in approach, emerge as notable athletes. The report notes their measured styles and potential impact in upcoming events, highlighting discipline and readiness as key traits.
Women Elect Officers in Modern Woodmen Camp
Milwaukee June 22 In a high pitched drills wind up at Camp lanes the Modern Woodmen annual sessions crowned Joliet camp first in senior class with 460 prize Grand Rapids second and Kansas City third with 450 and 250 prizes St Paul Omaha Topeka and others listed top finishers in junior pony and battalion drills S K McNider Mason City Iowa elected head banker amid broad support and the camp voted to extend term of head officer from two to three years making it a triennial affair
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Milwaukee
Invereet
Camp Tlanes
Joliet Camp
Bret
Grand Blapids
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Madison
Wis
Havelock
Crete
Merrill
Camp
Portsmouth
H.C. Herrick
Rockleland
FD. Dekay
Des Moines
Marshalltown
HH. C. Worthington
America
S. K. Mc Nider
Mason City
Preliminary report on Equitable Life probe criticizes management
Albany June 22 The state insurance department report to Governor Higgins condemns Equitable Life leadership and the Ryan trustee stock plan. It calls for complete mutualization and stock elimination, notes resignations of James W. Alexander and James H. Hyde, while exonerating Gage B. Tarbell.
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Albany
N. Y
Francis Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Sociery
Thomas F. Ryan
Hendricks
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Morton
Gage B. Tarbell
Alexander
Hyde
Night Wreck Kills Nineteen on Lake Shore Limited
Train on the Lake Shore Limited derailed near Mentor Cleveland while on an Chicago to New York run. Nineteen dead and several injured as the Pullman and combination cars burned. firemen battled flames as the locomotive and debris blocked the track. Identified victims include Adrien Tyouern and others. investigation details scarce.
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Chegolind
Monitor
Dennett
New York City
Theroe R. Morgan
Qlevetland
Adrien Tyouern
Oomineer
Cristal
Newt Wallers
Chicago
New York
Moreland
Mentor
Painesville
Japanese Advance Along Manchurian Front Signaled as War Persists
June 22 St Petersburg report says public unaware armistice talks are underway while heavy fighting may begin in Manchuria. Japanese push along railroad and Mandarin roads from Singlingehunes north of Changtu to Yaoma pass as Russians fall back to main entrenchments near Sipinebal and Kirin. General Linevitch sets press embargo signaling a serious phase of hostilities.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Mandarin and
Matnalkal
Singlingehunes
Changtufu
Shavuanmiudtzu
Yaoma Pass
Mandarin Road
Sipinebal
Kirin
Changehunjin
Rembrandt Reaches New Pinnacle Among Giants
A 18th century trend shows Dutch painters seeking Italian influence for warmth. Rembrandt once derided for laborious portraits is now valued as a master of light, while Murillo’s fame waned, restoring Rembrandt’s status among the giants per St. Nicholas.
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Italy
Hembrandt
Murillo
Rembrandt
St. Nicholas
Falling Hair and Parting Causes in Loss
Hair tends to fall first at the temples where it is parted and can recover if a new part is created. The main cause is the strain from combs and brushes, and proper measures are needed to restore fullness.
Notable calmness defining true greatness in life
The piece asserts that serenity and poise enable bold movement through life, contrasting worry with noble composure. It emphasizes calm strength as a hallmark of greatness and nobility, suggesting steadiness is the core of admirable character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfe
Bucness Magazine
Nebraskas Weather Forecast Cohesive Climate Outlook
Weather data shows a 24 hour period ending at 8 am with mixed conditions across Nebraska. Forecast from Chicago station indicates slower tonight followed by warmer daytime, with variable temperatures and mid level moisture affecting the central region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alven
Baseball Scores From Across The League
Local box scores list Philadelphia and New York games with mixed results. Notable highlights include Cincinnati topping Philadelphia and St Louis beating Washington as part of a scattered schedule.
President at Worcester Attends Commencement Tours City
President visits Worcester mass in June as crowds greet him in an open carriage. He receives honorary LLD at Clark University and pays tribute at Holy Cross, with ceremonies also planned at Williams College in Willametown.
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Worcester
Masa
Boudd Velt
Holy Crees
Clark
Rockwood Hoar
Willametown
Willlame College
Temperance Workers Meet in Chicago council
Temperance advocates from across the United States gathered in Chicago for the first general council of the Women's Prohibition Club of America. An address was delivered by Frances A. Beveridge of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Workers
Chicago
United States
The
Women's Prohuition Club of America
Francesa B. Beveridge
Nebraska
Keen on Ear Describes Hog Hearing in Detail
A New Orleans Times Democrat excerpt quotes a country observer claiming hogs rely on hearing and sight but primarily on scent. The speaker notes hogs locate acorns by sound, racing to the oak within twenty yards and often reaching the falling nut within feet, showcasing their acute auditory sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times
Dewocrat
Artist Questions Ananias Image Amid Crowds
A Kansas City Independent excerpt shows an artist asking about a picture of Ana niag as a throng clings to her long ringlets. The crowd’s reply is no with repetition and a remark that Ananias is worse than painted.
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Ananiag
Ananias
Kansas City Independent
Mutality and Magnanimity Define Beloved of the Almighty
A brief quotation discusses the rich and poor, describing how true beloveds of the Almighty blend mutability of the poor with magnanimity of the rich, attributed to Snandt.
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Snandt
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Maloney
John O'Hern
Philadelphia
City Trust and Deposit Company
Albert Tabor
J. Hampton Moore
Benjamin H. Gaskill
Paul Morton
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Mr. Morton
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Ehrierg
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Grand Rapids
Report ON Equitable Life
Manage
Society
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Rembrandt and Morillo
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Mlewelamd
Muladelphia
Cinclinati
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Phonton
St Louth & Wate
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