Thaw Case Probe Moves as Mrs Thaw Denies Marriage Claim
In London July 3 Thaw's wife publicly denies Bedford's statement that the couple were not married while in Europe. Mrs Thaw vows to produce proof when appropriate and accuses authorities of concealing the truth. Thaw's mother, Mary Thaw, has not heard of son William, while transport officials limit reporters to keep news from Mrs Thaw and her daughter.
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Bedford
Thaw
Tandon
America
Tmeport
New York
Jydee Olcott
Défenen
White
Europe
London
Mary Thaw
Tidbury Dock
Londem
Kinmath Fotle Railroad Switch Sparks Local Complaint
Kinmath Fotle notices plan to suspend Sunday service on the Thrall Cal to Pokerwain Ore line after July 15. The move will disrupt travel and mine shipments, drawing criticism from residents and workers who point to the lack of Sunday schools and rising costs for transportation and schooling in Thrall and Pokerwain.
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Kinmath Fotle
Kinmath Take
Thrall
Cal
Pokerwain
Weyeorhaeuaoy Lumber Company
Norriliows
Potat
Weverhienmer
Kinmiber Mina
Tokega
Two Alaska deaths in separate mining accidents reported
In Firrbanke Alaska July 4 John Johnson was found dead in a tin claim at Kantishua, buried in a hole he had dug. In Cripple Creek Charles Swanton was killed by a 60 foot fall in a mine, authorities reporting another fatal mining accident.
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Firrbanke
Alaska
John Johnson
Kantishua
Charles Swanton
Cripple Creek
Sper Will Be Hung Retrial Verdict Shocks Kaneon City
Kaneon City July 3 John Sper convicted of first degree murder on retrial and faces a death sentence. The case concerns the murder of his son during a previous trial. Local report notes a forthcoming sentencing and related legal proceedings.
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Kaneon City
John Sper
Hin Mt
Consolidation Brews to Challenge Steel Trust in Pittsburgh
Reported plans unite Jones & Laughlin with Republic Steel and Gates interests to create a broad steel consolidation. The move includes pig iron groups and Cambria Iron, with J&L wiring a lake ore line and riverfront yards below Pittsburgh for planned mills and armor plate production.
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Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Republic Tron & Steel Company
John W. Gates
Smatier
United States Steel Corporation
Ttia
Southern Pig Iron
Game
Cambria Tron Company
Jones & Louchiin
Washington
Wabash
Jones & Leauehlin Company
Ateol Corporation
Jones & Laughin
Ohio
Pitteburg
Birth Attack Natives Durban Me Minis Band Engagement
British columns attacked the Memis band in the Mapumule district near Durban today following yesterday's Vetory. A fierce engagement was in progress as several incidents and blazes were reported in the area.
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Durban
South Africa
Mapumule
Americans Killed as London Express Wreck Sparks Inquiry
Twenty three Americans were killed and seven injured when the American Line express from Liverpool wrecked near Salisbury eight miles from London. The locomotive jumped the track on a curve and crashed into a southbound train. Although initial cause is unknown, many named passengers and injured were identified, with several addresses and origins across New York, Chicago, Toronto, Allentown, Dayton, and other cities.
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London
Liverpool
Salisbury
Micco
Critchell
Roberts
Chicago
Grieweld
Hitchcock
New York City
Koch
Allentown
Anna
Rask
Miss M
Pendleton Prepares for Fourth of July Parade
Town decorates main streets and bunting hangs as Pendleton gears up for Independence Day. Weather expected warm and crowds from Milner and surrounding areas anticipated. parade organizers urge participants to assemble near the depot at 9 o clock. The Plug Agents join morning parade. evening events include society parades while shops adjust hours and keep refreshments available.
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Pendleton
Fijledue
Main
Court Street
Howe
Milne
Hove
Welock
Plug Agites
Tarade
Verdict on Coroneius Jury Describes Fatal Auto Crash
The Coroneius jury in Helena Montana ruled the wife of James Tanner died in an automobile accident caused by high speed riding. It found death due to roadway defect and the chauffeur's careless handling with an undersized team. The report notes Walla Walla county paid 421 for coyote scalps and one dollar for two wildcat scalps in the past three months. A New York tenement roof incident left 11 year old Jacob Edelstein dead after falling seven stories.
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Walla Walla County
New York
Jacob Edelstein
Trust Reports Nearing Readiness In Probe Actions
Chicago dispatch reports trust investigations nearing completion with Garfield saying Union Steel and American Tobacco reports will be first ready for the president. The justice department moves against Standard Oil and railroads, followed by state actions. Evidence in rebating cases shows a settlement of 10000 in cash for damages to shippers. Grand juries will continue investigations, while naval forces in the San Domingo area are to be increased amid treaty disputes.
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Chicago
Commietower
Garfield
Union Steel
American Tobacco Company
Railroads
Standard OH Company
Kansas
Buffalo
Standard
Waashimon
Apartment of Justice
Moody
Purdy
Chicage
Daly
Beth Cusick
Schwartzchild & Sulzberger
Sulelivan
Washington
San Domingo
Church Tower and Spire Destroyed in Hamburg Blaze
The Church of St. Michaels tower and spire 426 feet high were destroyed by fire this morning. As the tower fell it crushed several nearby houses which ignited. Four workers were killed in the disaster.
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Hamburg
Two Alpine Villages End Century-Long Land Dispute
In the Alpes Maritimes, the villages of Lacerin and Lancorade celebrated the end of a long conflict over a land parcel at Lova. A Nico court ruled to divide the land equally, a decision that ends disputes dating back to November 14, 462. Costs totaled about $150,000 for 44 years, while the land was worth about $2,000. The court documents filled decades, weighing 16 tons, and stored in an unused church. Six firemen were injured in an explosion at J Kraus & Sonos wholesale confectionery on West Ninth Street, Cleveland, where a minor hinges caused the blaze. the building was damaged.
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Nice
Lacerin
Lancorade
Alpes Marites
Clmar
J. Kraus & Sone
West Ninth Street
Cleveland
Evidence of Plot to Kill Roosevelt and McBride
Seattle reports police secured evidence showing August Rovenberg, a German resident, plotted to assassinate Governor McBride and President Roosevelt. He left Seattle June 8 for Germany and was arrested there on arrival. German police alerted Seattle, and agents searched Rovenberg's Seattle home finding bomb making materials.
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Seattle
August Rovenberg
McBride
Roosevelt
Rovenberg
Germany
Conml
Rosenberg
Beet farmers strike over sugar beet payments in Colorado
Northern Colorado beet growers threaten not to grow beets next summer unless Great Western Sugar pays a minimum 15 percent rate. Farmers currently receive 4.59 to 5 dollars per ton based on sugar content, with earth covering to protect weight but reducing net price. Chicago wheat markets report mixed closes: wheat 3 3/8, corn 1 1/8, oats 7 8.
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Colorado Gorners
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Weeterm Snc
Oregon Tax Commission Split Over Apportionment and Liquor Tax
The Oregon tax commission appointed by Governor Chamberlain failed to agree on apportionment of state taxes among counties, the exemption clause, and the liquor tax. The minority report by W J Lachner favors the Pierce law for eastern counties, while the majority backs current apportionment. Proposals include taxing railroads and power companies across counties, lowering exemption, shifting tax collection, and a five-member tax commission.
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Oregon
Oregon Tax Commission
Chamberlain
Mide
Dod
W. J. Lachner
Baler City
A. Seabrook
F. W. Mulkey
Lachner
Walter Pierce
Multnomah
Oreron
Lachnér
Washington
Michigan
Weecinsia
Warren Company Bid Accepted for Bitulithic Paving Work
The Warren Company bid the lowest among three bids for bituminous macadam paving. The Barber Asphalt Company also submitted a bid. Plans call for paving at 31.85 square yards with about 86 000 in the treasury clear of warrants and an $88 000 warrant ordered drawn.
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Warren Company
Barber Asphalt Company
Treasury
Warren Construction wins paving bid for bituminous road work
City council accepted Warren Construction's bid of 2.17 per square yard totaling 52 830 for 11 blocks, with Frainey & Co at 2.22 and Coast Construction at 2.50. The Barber Asphalt bid 1.85 for a related paving, but not requested. An injunction possible. bills paid totaling about 2000. treasury about 1000 clear of warrants.
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Warren Construction Company
Frainey & Co
Coast Construction Company
Warren Company
Ral
Renn
The
Barber Asphalt Company
Frainer & Co
Bmy
Wale
Barber Company
Besiye
Warren
City Atleney McCourt
Tn ‘Regis
Couneilman Murphy
Recorder
George Darveau
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