Milevich Held Over Extradition Warrant in Belgium
Philadelphia man 127 South Fulton street facing extradition from Belgium after arrest on a warrant tied to an alleged crime involving his father in law. Authorities in Lille refused contact with the American consulate, prompting protests from Ambassador White and Consul General Monen seeking intervention.
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Associated Press
Peance
Thames von Milevich
South
Fulton Street
Philadelphia
Fourtand
Ela Hunt
Hoo
Preanes
Helgium
Lille
von Milevien
Mr. King
Amevich
Sisterela-Liai
Mile Laurence Nova
Sedtunphny von Milevich
America
Mridag Hag
Ambansador White
Monen
Paria
Fort Dodge City Faces Court Injunction Over City Supplies
Councilman Z W Kime seeks a permanent injunction to halt city purchases of supplies. The suit, filed in the name of taxpayers, targets the mayor councilmen and specified members for allegedly approving purchases beyond legal capacity. The action contends the council violated the law by authorizing the purchases.
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Preny
Port Dodges Ta
Counciman Z. W. Kime
Fort Dodge
Ith
Iin
Elty
Nuppiles
Texpayers
Kime
Lumber Market Picks Up in Marquette District
June reports from Marquette Michigan indicate renewed activity in the lumber trade after a fall lull. The Diamond Lumber Company resumes log handling in Ontonagon and plans summer operations. A Wirt builds a new malt facility near Tron River to replace a fire-destroyed plant, signaling expansion and job gains.
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Marquette, Mich
Cama. D
Denson
Logehug
Ontonagan
Diamond Lumber Company
Tron River
Francobnly
A. W.uirt
Ready to Meet His Maker in Missouri Hanging
Willim Jeffreys, refused a child respite by Governor Folk, proclaims readiness to die tomorrow on the gallows at St Charles for the murder of dairy farmer Willan Wussler on April 6, 1905, asserting innocence and faith as retribution begins.
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St. Louis
Willim Jeffreys
St Charles
Willan Wussler
Jury Seeks Extra Pay During Heart vs McClellan Trial
Justice Lambert reports to Governor Hughes seeking special legislative funds to grant jurors extra compensation during the nine week Heart case. It is said jurors have faced loss of employment and business neglect as trials extend. Suggested rates range from 3% to $1 per day.
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New York
Junea—K In
Supreme Court
Justice Lambert
William H. Heart
McClellan
Hughes
Reid Died Noted Railroad Builder in Canada and U S
Montreal June 2 Sirobert Gillespie Reid railroad builder and public works expert, a native of Scotland, died here. He helped construct the Niagara River bridge near Buffalo and the Montreal Quebec and Ottawa railway bridges. He also built the Rio Grande cross, the Delaware Water Gap bridge, and the Lachine Bridge. He contributed to Newfoundland and Western Canada projects and was influential in New Foundland finances. Buller dies in London. General Buller famed for Boer War service. Other brief obituaries note TildeBrand Fulzgerald, George W Wilson, and Rev Dr S N Fellows.
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Agsoviateld Press
Montreal
Sirobert Gillespie Reid
Talat
Scotland
Austria
America
Niagara River
Buffalo
Quebec
Montreal, Quebec
Ottawa
United States
Caldradd River
AUKUN
Tex
Magoury
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Delaware Water Gap
Reid'y Kreateat
Andpoint
Lake
Bxperior
Lo Buitt
Lachine
Lawrence
Ted
New Foundland
Halla Bay
Nta
Western Railway
Halls Gey
Porto Au Banque
Axium
Jte
M “ Fae
Robert Wa Sso
Fle
Eres
Tendon
Redvers Buller
Buller
Eld
India
Beitain
South Africa
Manny Hyes
Tildebrand Fulzgerald
Finladetpnne
Iiegerald
Philadelphiin -Them
Outing Ends in Tragedy as Father Loses Two Boys
In South Bend Indiana on June 3 a father on a weekday outing with his two sons Elab Miller aged thirteen and Robert Miller aged eight drowned off Leeper Park while the parent was ashore. Rescue efforts have failed to locate the bodies.
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Associated Press
Routh Bend
Ind
New Fashion Arrivals for Women Seekers of Style
A lively catalogue of women’s accessories and garments features bee hemstitching, white belts with pegri buckles, black seal embossed rose bags, leather framed coin purses at 11 dollars, and invisible flexible boning for dresses. It highlights new plaid ribbons at 25 cents per yard, hat drapes, bows with lace trim, and dozens of affordable dainty creations priced around 25 cents to 1 dollar, plus hair accessories and travel skirt gauges.
Paris Police Baffled In Steinhell Studio Murder
Paris police scour the criminal courts and question artists models as they probe the murder of artist Steinhell and his mother in law Madame Japy. No arrests have been made though the widow Madame Japy is under scrutiny after the crime. The case centers on ink traces on a bed and the sequence of events surrounding the widow and the victim.
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Associated Press
Paris
Steinhell
Madame Japy
Pee
Madame Steinhell
Madame Jispy
Count Arlen
North Carolina Breaks Coaling Record at Bradford
The armored cruiser North Carolina under Capt William A Marshall coaled 487 tons between 4 30 and 7 30 pm at Bradford naval fueling, including rigging time. The ship heads to Annapolis to take naval cadets on their summer cruise. The submarine torpedo boat Octopus is undergoing final tests.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. J
North Carolina
William A. Marshall
Bradford
Th&king
Annapolis
Octopus
Bargain Fashion Sale Offers Half Regular Prices
Catalog style notice touts coats at about half regular price with many styles and colors. It highlights dresses, lawns, chiffons, and linens, promising wide assortments and low prices to attract shoppers this season. Strong mentions of damask linens and towels indicate broad home goods selection.
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He &Ge
BBC
Kidd
Submerged Submarine Performance Report Highlighted
The board of inspectors and survey reported the Octopus maintained surface speed between 10 and 11 knots for two hours, and averaged a similar submerged speed for two hours, after returning from sea.
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Ceptance
Fils
Board of Inspectors and Survey
Three Siblings and Mother Die in Gas Stove Tragedy
A Chicago family of four died early today from asphyxiation caused by gas escaping from a stove. The victims include 69 year old Tell Court and her three children.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Marty Doorman
Nying
Tell Court
Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey Rule in Levy-Uri-Ui Case
A ruling in the Levy Uri Ui case holds Bourdon whiskey must be produced in Kentucky and from a mash chiefly corn. The decision covers key points of the whiskey teat cases by the department, including James Clark Distilling Co and labelling issues in Baltimore.
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Bourton
Kentucky
Washington
Baltic
James ‘Clark ‘Distilling Company
Louisiana
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Japan
Gibson
Annoyan
Séconit
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Poe
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Heymann Co
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Artint Steinhell
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Jewebarn
Spainty
Imre
Ililen
Oshkosh Gas Light Co
Tees
Main St
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UU Lal
Radford
Callat
Radford Bros
Wisconsin Avenue
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Lial
Court’ of Appeals
Washington, D. C
District of ‘Columbia Court of Appeals
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Bonaparte
Department of Agriculture
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