McCue Denies Marriage to Viola in Cuba Saga
McCue, a lieutenant, denied a claimed marriage to Viola S. in Cuba during the Spanish War era. She testified they wed in Sharpsburg by a Rev and that she has since lived in Tennessee, while McCue pursued duty in the Philippines and Savanna, amid fever and battles. An adjutant general’s report noted a legal action and possible civil law disputes over the marriage.
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Reliance Shatters Record in Newport Trial Race
The Reliance leads a fast fleet in a Newport trial as yachters unanimously favor defending the cup. Yesterday's performance surpasses all cup race records by 14% minutes, showing adaptability to heavy seas. A 15 mile out and back course was used today with light breeze and smooth seas as Reliance, Columbian, Constitution and others started in order.
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Will Witness Cup Race At Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay June 20 President Roosevelt will witness the first cup race and depart with his family on the Sriph me evening of the ith Governor Hunt of Porto Rico General Long and Mr Bissel were guests at Minechon today Parishioners of St Dominick s Catholic church prepare for an open air celebration at Oyster Bay July 20 Father Power invites Roosevelt to speak, which he has practically accepted
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Miners to Continue Strike at New River District
Indianapolis reports that after talks with union officials, President Mitehe announced the strike at New River in the Loup creek districts will go on with greater aggressiveness.
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Americans Win Bay Race In Historic Naval Contest
The American squadron won the rowing race in the bay today against the German fleet, finishing 26 seconds ahead as crowds cheered from the shores. The Americans marked a bold victory amid preparations for Portsmouth and forthcoming cup races.
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London education bill reportedly to be dropped
The Evening Sun claims, citing best authority, that the London education bill will be dropped due to serious dissen sions in country districts. Official circles in London deny the report as unfounded and say the government faces no opposition.
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London
Evening Sun Today
Fire destroys depot and home in Heppner Junction
At 3:30 this afternoon a fire in the O R N depot at Heppner Junction destroyed all the household effects of J T Glenn the agent. The shed behind the girl caught fire but caused little damage to the main building. In The Dalles free delivery begins tomorrow July 1 with two carriers for the town.
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Corruption in High Places Taints Columbia Company
A New York report details a Columbia Gold Mining Company affair with officers and directors named. Arrests occur amid claims the firm holds worthless Cripple Creek mines while federal investigators probe improper ties with federal employees and law violations in partnership filings.
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Awful Wreck in Spain Kills Over a Hundred
A passenger train of sixteen coaches on two engines wrecked near Hilboa on the Nejerlila bridge. The head engine separated, the second engine and train plunged fifty feet into the river. Sixty bodies were recovered during the night and many more injured were trapped. Forty six more bodies removed later, total deaths around 141 with eight days needed to clear wreckage as soldiers aid the effort amid fetid debris.
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Receiver Named In New Jersey Bankruptcy Case
Judge Kirkpatrick of the United States circuit court in Newark today announced he would appoint a receiver for the United States Shipbuilding Company. He offered attorneys a chance to serve. Attorney Demming sought 24 days for the company to decide on a receiver, opposed by plaintiffs. The court urged amicable conference to agree on a receiver.
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Retirements Shift DC Judicial Circuit Roles
Washington June 30 The electric judicial circuit gains a new judge as Henry C Caldwell retires and William Hook is appointed successor Hook, a Kansas resident, was promoted from the district court by President McKinley in 1899 The retirement ends the last surviving appointment by Lincoln era on the bench
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Libel suit looming as Tulloch clashes with ex postmaster general
Washington dispatches report Tulloch denying written charges in 1890 and denying reports exposing ex Postmaster General Smith. He threatens libel action over an Philadelphia Presse editorial linking him to rivals. Grand jury adds three counts in bribery case tied to mail box fastener purchase. Payne tightens information policy, warning public releases only by him to control the probe.
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Question of Liability for Employer in Injury Case
In Los Angeles on June 20 a United States circuit court hearing over employer liability for injuries to a worker opens. The case tests the fellow servant doctrine and the old vs new law on employer responsibility. Holmes, a former Santa Fe engineer, seeks damages from a wreck at Franconia Sta. nearly two years past. the defense argues contributory fault by a fellow worker.
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Elevator Tragedy At Heinze Plant Claims Victims
Pittsburg reports say two men fatally injured in yesterday's Heinze plant elevator accident are not expected to survive the day while additional victims remain in hospital under care.
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Negro murderer on trial in anti gambling case
Willan Spencer, a black man, goes on trial in New York for a cold blooded killing of Charles McFarlane, superintendent of the Anti Policy factory. The district attorney pushes a speedy proceeding amid public uproar, with Spencer likely to be sent to Sing Sing after his verdict.
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Murder and suicide stain Texas comptroller case at Capitol
In Austin a discharged clerk Willie von fatally shot State Comptroller Jane Love in the capitol morning hours, then killed himself. Pope reportedly recovering in London after a Rome dispatch notes the pope’s health improving and a Vatican audience with Capetown’s coadjutor. Meredith’s health improving in London reports June 30.
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Mob Seizes Diggs From Alabama Sheriff
A lynching mob transported Diggs from Larkinsville to Beottwhora and forcibly freed him from jail after Sheriff Avastin was wounded resisting the assault. The mob disappeared toward Larkinsville, and Diggs’s fate remains unknown.
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Funeral of Mrs Wilking at the agency cemetery
The funeral of Mee Mary Wilking wife of Charles Wilkins agent at the reservation was held at the agency and interment made in Olney cemetery. Services were conducted by Robert J. Diven of the Presbyterian church. Large turnout with many residents and Indians from the surrounding country attending the procession.
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Telephone Girls Out in Spokane Protest Uniforms
In Spokane hundreds of telephone operators at the Pacific States Telephone company walk out protesting dress codes and wages. They object to flowers in hats and high collars, demand union recognition, and seek changes to uniform rules. Men are being sought to learn operating as the strike spreads. Public opinion is with the workers amid a broader potential boycott.
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Mies Wrede
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Wonders to Play Glenes in Fourth of July Baseball Game
A city baseball game is set for the Fourth afternoon between the clerks and the Wonder. Both teams are shaping up, with club members and new players conditioning for the day. The manager emphasizes fair lineup development and a strong exhibition at Alta Street grounds with first pitch at 1 o'clock.
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Worm Invasion Fails To Alarm Walla Walla Reporters
A June dispatch from Walla Walla describes a large rough skinned brown worm event seen on two nearby farms. The creature, about pencil diameter, strips weeds and willows but is said to cause no real harm to crops overall. Local observers find only minor unease with no proven crop impact.
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