Thaw's Mother Sails From Dover on New York Visit
London dispatch reports Mrs. Mary Thaw mother of Harry K. Thaw, jailed in the Tombs, sailed from Dover for New York aboard the Hamburg-American Kaiser Wilhelm II line. Chauffeur Burns provides a signed statement saying Mrs. Thaw and Stanford White were on friendly terms until last September, with two electric cab trips arranged by White, one before her marriage and one after, without White accompanying her on either occasion.
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Emesary
Mico ‘de
Associated “Press
London
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Tombs
New. York
Stanford White
Dover
New York
Hamburg-American “Line
Kalserm Auguste
Victoria Areneas
New
York
Barry
John Burns
Wiss
White
Burng
Vance
Posal
Burns
Europe
Canada
Ae White
Herry
Mr. Whithar
Mr. White
West
Broadway
Mack
Miss A Bis
John‘ale
Madison, Square Tower
Gasoline Tank Explosion Kills Four at Cosendal Dye Works
A gasoline tank explosion at Cosendal dye works in Saginaw Michigan on July 6 killed four people including B A Foehl and Carl Cosendal and injured several others. The blast shattered windows across a city block and caused extensive property damage estimated at $40,000.
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Aby Associated Press
Saginno
Mich
B.A. Foeht
Cosendal
Dye Works
Carli Cosendal
Earl Norris
Marie Cosenda
Frances Gutke
Rufus Wewman
Age Works
Hattie
Carl Cosendal
St. Mary's Hospital
Famed tactician Meckel dies after long service
Major General Meckel, once a professor of military tactics in Japan, died today in Berlin. He arrived in 1885 and stayed three years, reorganizing the Japanese army. He authored a notable tactical book and influenced field marshal Oyama, who telegrammed praise citing Meckel's instruction. The Japanese emperor later awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of the Sacred Treasure.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Medel
Japan
Oyama
Mukdoro
Meckel
Order of the Sacred Treasure
MOTHER SHOT DEAD IN KEWAUNEE AREA
Wisconsin dispatch reports Mrs Campbell Lohst, about forty, was shot and killed near the south of the city. Her husband is missing. A three year old child witnessed the tragedy but cannot identify the murderer. Details sparse and authorities seek leads.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Kewaunee
Eaysi
Campbell Lohst
Lohsts
Daly acquitted in Shaw play case in city
Special to The Northwestern reports Arnold Daly and Samuel Gulpertz were acquitted today. The court ruled that production of George Bernard Shaw's Mrs Warren's Profession in the last theatrical season did not violate the penal code. The defendants had been arrested after the play was ordered discontinued by the police commissioner.
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Northwestern
George. Bernard Shaw
Warren
Cazex
Arnold Daly
Samuel Gulpertz
Auersion
Neenah imposes midnight Sunday closing mandate
Neenah Wisconsin officials compel saloons to close by midnight Sundays with curtains drawn from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monitored rounds will arrest owners who fail to close within fifteen minutes. The move follows earlier saloon closing support, while council discussed routine matters and local residents sent relief funds to San Francisco. Other items note visits from St Louis and Oshkosh residents, a Knights of Pythias meeting, and a new warehouse for Neenah popcorn works under construction on North Church Street.
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Neenah
Wis
Schultz
Committee On Police and Health
Blank
Binning
Charles Stanke
Chicago
Haukauna
Peter “Herth
Knights of Pythias
Castlehall
Fenton
Neenah Popcorn Works
Church’street
Charles Panchen
Ed. W.lindsley
Spokane, Wash
D.W. Barnes
Wisconsin Opposition Grows Over U S Marshal Selection
The Northwestern reports excitement over appointing a United States marshal for the eastern Wisconsin district. Sen La Follette likely to control timing and argument. Reid seen as certain not to be appointed. Possible candidates include Mayor Hy. S. Well of Ripon, John Strange of Oshkosh, Marinette backer Stephen son, and John Hannan, former La Follette aide, with Fred Bull of Lake Geneva also seeking the post though viewed as less favored.
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Wi Y
la Follette
United States
Wisconsin
Tom" Rela
Lenroot
Reid
Hy $. Well
Ripon
John Strange
Oshkosh
Marinette
Stephenson
Madison
John Hannan
Washington
Hannan
Fred" Bull of Lake
Geneva
Crime and political crisis deepen in Poland and Russia
Warsaw reports police to resign amid a climate of crime and terrorism. A government move to restrain assassinations shifts to patrols, while plans for armed uprising expand under Helsingfors directives. In St Petersburg the cabinet struggle delays an imperial cruise as peasant worker contingents prepare to act. An explosion in Kattowitz kills and wounds Cossacks guarding a bomb factory.
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Associated “Preas
Warsaw
Russlaw
Poland
St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Pinament
Goremykin
em+peror
Helsingfors
Russia
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Kattowitz
Prus Sian
Silesia
Snys
Mmne Klin
Michow
Kielece
Russian Poland
Chicago Rebate Verdict in First Eight Counts
The jury in the Chicago and Alton rebate case found guilty on the first eight counts of the indictment after hours of deliberation. Judge Landis planned to hear the defense motion for a new trial tomorrow morning and would not sentence until that motion was decided.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alton
Landis
Chicago & Alton Road
Eigh
Schwarzschild& Sulzberger Company
Immigration chief appoints Campbell to lead new laws rollout
Richard I C Campbell of Virginia will oversee immediate administration of the new naturalization provisions and court jurisdiction. He will notify states about the law before the act becomes operative and will enforce a ninety day interval between petition filing and granting citizenship under the new act. Existing naturalizations continue until September 27.
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Richard I C. Campbell
Virginia
Circuit court suspends workhouse sentences for three dealers
Associated Press reports that M Ailler Watters and Breining, three men jailed for two weeks, have their sentences suspended in circuit court. Each convicted ice dealer furnished a bond of 35000. The court may not hear these cases until fall.
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Associated: Press
Tor
M . Ailler
Watters
Breining
Rebels Press for Attack in Dominican War
Washington July reports from Commander Southerland say peace talks fail as rebels demand control of Monte Cristi. The Dominican government rejects terms and orders an immediate assault with about 200 local troops plus volunteers from the interior, forming a 1000 strong force to strike the rebel 300 men at Monte Cristi.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Adyiea
Navy ‘Department
Southerland
Dominican
Santo Domingo
Monte Calat
Ctty
Monte Cristi
Caceres
Inference of Bomb Plant Found at New York Palace
A dispatch from July 3 reports the New York palace raided by agents acting for Germany. Authorities seized a plant for making bombs and infernal machines, with over 200 bottles of acetone and explosives found. Hexenberg, who left Seattle for Hamburg May 1, was involved. warnings had been issued to German authorities.
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William
New York
Sentue
August Rosenberg
Hexenberg
Seattle
Hamburg
Germany
Seatlle
Roosevelt hosts New Zealand premier at luncheon
At Oyster Bay July luncheon President Roosevelt received Sir Joseph Ward premier of New Zealand. Ward expressed interest in a reciprocity treaty with the United States, noting New Zealand’s wool and gum surplus. He suggested negotiations without British government reference and planned to start preliminary steps before leaving the country, aiming to leave the matter with the British embassy in Washington.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Joseph George Ward
New Zealand
Ovator Bay
Sagamore
Hill
Joseph Ward
United States
Joseph
Washington
Shortage suit against state treasurer Kelly opens
Topeka Kan July 6 The examination of witnesses in a suit against T T Kelly state treasurer to recover an alleged shortage of 10000 in his office began here yesterday by Attorney General Coleman A supposed 7000 shortage in the state treasurer's accounts spans two administrations and was made public by Governor Hoch Treasurer Kelly failed to account for certain interest bearing warrants supposed to have come into his possession
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
T. T. “Kelly
Coleman
Hoch
Kelly
New Naturalization Law Changes Immigration Bureau Duties
Washington July 6 Under the act to establish a uniform rule of naturalization the title of the area of immigration is changed to the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization The secretary of commerce and labor has established the division of naturalization and placed in charge a commissioner and staff to administer the new provisions.
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Washington
de O2
Act of Congress
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Secretary of
Commence and Labor
Division of Naturalization
Cheree
Und
American soldier praised as best looking in world
Washington on July 6 The American soldier is praised as the best looking and best set up of any fighting man in the world by George W Winter who came from London to advise on uniform improvements for the War Department The British uniforms are noted as a standard while the American dress is said to be superior in appearance and fit The suggestion is for a better fisted full effect to the uniform
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
George W. Winter
London
War Department
Germany
France
Winameroun
US Attache to War Secretary Haldane Meeting in London
William J. Bryan met with War Secretary Haldane in London to discuss military attaché duties. A luncheon at Dorchester House hosted numerous visiting Americans including Paul Morton, Mrs Morton, and Miss Morton, plus Bishop Lawrence and John W. Yerkes.
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United
Oceanton
London
Willam J. Bryan
Thachedi
John H.’ Beacom
United States
Reat
Haldane
Bryan
Snofouis
Ambassador Reta
Afd Sires
Reid
Dorchester House
Paul Morton
Miss Morton
William P, Lawrence
Mascachueetts
Miss Lawrence
John W.yerkes
Comradesiower
Internal Revenue
E. O. Keeler
Fovernor
Connecticut
BD. O. Mills
Woman Denies Theater Companionship in Press Statement
Pittsburg July report says Mrs Charles Holman mother of Mrs Harry Thawy denied ever introducing or taking her to theater, claiming she never accompanied her and has not allowed reporters to interview her. She asserts she will tell her story at the proper time and is not in strict seclusion as claimed.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Charles ¢. Holman
Harry. K. Thawy
He “I
Ny Ra
Books to Help Immigrants Urges Public Libraries
James H Canfield of Columbia University Library urges the American Library Association to equip every public library with multilingual immigrant aiding texts. He argues for classics in various languages and elementary civics works translated for newcomers to become patrons and citizens, noting a lack of such texts even in English.
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American Library Association
Associated Pross
Narragannett Pler
James H. Canfield
Columbia University Law” Mbrary
Arrested in Prussia in antiarchy case
Altona Prussia July 6 an alleged anarchist named Rosenberg who left Seattle for Germany was arrested here yesterday police were advised of his Seattle departure and search of his former lodgings. The prisoner is in custody awaiting further inquiry and has not yet been searched by police. Describes asset and related arrest details from London dispatches.
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Associated Press
Altona
Prussia
Rozenberg
Seattle
Wash
Germany
Rosenberg
Imav Ho
Berisoner
Ahe
London
Proasia
August Rosenberg
Bota Ocr
Ex President Grover Cleveland In Princeton With Indigestion
Ex President Grover Cleveland is resting at his Princeton home after an indigestion attack. He reports feeling better and expects to be out in a day or two. Dr J B Bryant, his New York physician, spent the night and returned to New York. Cleveland had been on a fishing trip in the South and planned a western trip before the illness. The doctor said there is nothing serious and the condition should pass quickly. Cleveland will visit Vilas and Eckels during his stay.
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Associated Fresh
Grover
Cleveland
Associated Presa
J. B. Bryant
New York
Bryant
Princeton
Carnochan
Pangeton
Buzzards Bay
Vilas
James H. Eckels
Springa Hotel
Ercelys
Taggart
National-Editorial Association
Lick
Miler
San Francisco Insurance Settlements Claim Huge Payout
San Francisco July 6 The Call reports insurers have adjusted losses totaling over 166 cases with an average payment of 84 325 and total payments near 14 000 000. Estimated pending settlements reach 100 000 000 as loss committees number 1 221. European insurers, including Austrian Phoenix, face scrutiny over earthquake clauses and expected compliance with New York conference principles.
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Associated Prers
San Franceisco
Cal
Fro
San Francisco
Nafusters
Austrian Phoenix
Vienna
Austria
Herr Witt
Europe
Josepa
New - York
The Hargis Case Jury Selection Resumes in Kentucky
In Reallyville Kentucky on July 6 the Associated Press reports jury selection for the Hargis case continued today. The process aims to choose a fair panel amid intense public interest and potential pretrial motions.
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Ore
Associated Press
Reallyvile
Governor Taggart A Poor Joker Inquiries into Gambling Case
Governor Frank Hanly reports he began inquiry last year into gambling at French Lick Springs and West Baden. He vows to seek legal authority to close casinos if existing laws fail, citing dismantling of gambling paraphernalia and ongoing concerns about casino operations.
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Associated Presa
Winona Lake
Ind
Govdy Frank
Hanty
Ensinca
Erenen
Lick Mada
Indiana
Monte. Carlos
Prénch
Lick
West Baden
Miller
Roosevelt message lets Indian children choose schools
Milwaukee July 6 report from Superior says Bishop Schinner states President Roosevelt has confirmed that Indian children may attend any school designated by their parents. Government agent at Ocanah had claimed sole authority over the children, a ruling reversed by the federal stance.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
A .Apodal
Superior
Schinner
Washington
Roosevelt
Ocanah
Pardon for Tanner Pardoned by President in Oregon
Portland July 6 Former U S Senator Lane ally Tanner pardoned by the president after admitting perjury to shield his law partner, a former judge and senator. details unclear due to OCR garble but notes the pardon on a case linked to Lane. Local weather and observations fragment mention northeast winds and conditions.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Judsa
A. G. Tanner
United States
John H. Lane
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