Tragic Missouri murder ends teen romance in firelit loft
In Junteville Missouri on June 30 Thomas Bagby twenty is shot and killed as he clings to a rope ladder to visit Nellie Cart seventeen a daughter of Randolph county farmers The Cart r family and Bagby kin are prominent neighbours once friendly until the romance was forbidden The girl signaled to Bagby after dark and her brother J Carter Jr claiming he shot a burglar says he did not know Bagby died after opening fire from the ground in a yard shaded by vines
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Junteville
Thomas Jagby
Romeo
Nellie Cart
Randolph County
J. Carter, Jr
Bagby
Carters
Bagbys
Arsville
Tby
Shbor
Carter Place
Heret
Man Slain Self-Harm Attempt In Penitentiary
At Shreveport a prisoner Henry High serving ten years for murder attempted suicide twice. He swallowed morphine then cut his wrist, bleeding heavily until doctors stopped the wound. He remained conscious only after hours and kept insisting he would kill himself to avoid punishment for another's crime. Authorities tightened security.
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Shreveport
Henry High
Slaughter
High
Monk Gibson Executed for Condit Family Murder
In Cuero Texas on June 30 Monk Gibson was hanged before about 5000 spectators for complicity in the Condit family murders in Jackson County on September 28, 1905. He declared his innocence as the trap sprang and died nine minutes later.
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Cuero
Tex
Monk Gibson
Condit
Jackson County
Bomb Explodes in Barcelona Public Square
A bomb exploded in a lavatory in a Barcelona public square on June 30, injuring two seriously and many more lightly. Panic followed the blast with substantial damage. A police officer and a girl were likely fatally hurt by flying wreckage, and many women and children were crushed and bruised in the stampede.
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Barcelona
Spain
Twenty-Six French Soldiers Slain Near Han Mang
Paris reports official details of the June 19 encounter with Chinese forces on the Tonkin frontier. Twenty-two sharpshooters and four officers were killed and twenty-four wounded in the French contingent.
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Paris
Han Mang
Tonk-King
Thaw case adjourned for two weeks in habeas corpus
In White Plains on June 30 the court postponed the Thaw habeas corpus proceedings for two weeks to allow affidavits and arguments on the jury trial issue. District Attorney Jerome and colleagues conferred as Colonel Bartlett outlined legal points before Judge Mills remanded Thaw to Poughkeepsie.
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Poughkeepsle
Seven Members of Democratic National Committee Named
Denver June 30 Members of the committee on convention arrangements spent Sunday on a mountain excursion north west of the city and returned to a strenuous program. Seven members represent Indiana Kentucky Nebraska Texas Wyoming and New York. Contests for seats on the temporary roll call will be heard by the subcommittee national committee meeting July 6.
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Denver
Committee On Convention
National Committee
Indiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
Texas
Wyoming
New York
Democratic Party
Subcommittee National Committee
Despair in Teheran as half famished troops loot
A Times dispatch from Teheran reports general insecurity and growing despair. Half starved soldiers, eager for loot, commit flagrant acts of violence and plunder while the royal camp strengthens to about ten thousand. General Laithoff dominates, ruling as an independent viceroy and the shah lacks a future administration plan.
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Teheran
London
The
Times
Laithoff
Likely to Prove Fatal After Street Car Crash
San Juan June 30 Governor Gen Fair brother of the late James G. Fair and uncle of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrochs was seriously injured in a street car accident on the outskirts of the city. He and W A Walton were thrown into a gutter and suffered head and shoulder injuries. Walton may recover but Fair is subject to heart failure and doctors fear the shock will prove fatal.
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San Juan
Gen Fair
James G. Fair
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Hermann Oelrochs
Fair
W. A. Walton
Walton
Former Chicago Journalist Edward O'Reilly Shot Near Del Rio
Edward O Reilly formerly engaged in Chicago newspaper work. He served in the Philippines as a freelance writer and soldier of the United States, gaining a reputation for pluck and daring. His exploits inspired magazine stories by reporters who admired his character.
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Chicago
Edward &. O'Reilly
del Rio
Tex
Philippines
Uncle Sam
United States
Depart For Honolulu San Francisco June 30
Jack Karies of the Atlantic battleships fleet left this port in the first leg to Honolulu on a long trip to Hampton Roads. The Glacier and the Culgoa led the way as supply ships, with the Arethusa and Annex to follow in pairs. Battleship Kentucky has arrived here.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Jack Karies
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Glacier
Kentucky
Government gains upper hand in San Vacas fight
In San Vacas city the government reports full control after a first serious attack. Rebels and bandits who formed the attacking force are driven back to the mountains. A large cavalry column pursues the fugitives into nearby hills, tightening the government’s hold.
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City of
Mexico
San Vacas
Wounded in Persia as Cossacks clash at political club
Fighting erupted between Cossacks and local populace near a political club in Relight Persia. Several wounded on both sides as the Russian warship Krasnovodsk reached Enzell, a Caspian Sea port sixteen miles away.
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Persia
Krasnovodsk
Enzell
Caspian Sea
Lonely Bachelor Seeks Escape From Matri Monotony
Washington Pa June 30. A lonely bachelor reports a personal crisis noting fatigue from isolation and fear that marriage could lead to domestic unhappiness. The man seeks relief or planning to change his lifestyle.
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Washington
Three Drownings and A Foreign Crisis News Brief
A set of items reports varied incidents including three drownings in Minnesota and Louisiana editor deaths on a train. It also covers a Mexican diplomatic shift with Ambassador Creel heading to Washington, seeking US aid to detain border raiders and extradite ringleaders under neutrality violations.
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Mexico
Creel
Washington
Chihuahua
Las Vacas
Mexican Department
State Department
United States
Mariscal
Police Ban on Fireworks and Toy Pistols
Chicago authorities have banned toy pistols giant crackers and any dynamite containing pyrotechnics for the Fourth of July celebration. Dealers are prohibited from selling the barred articles to minors to enforce public safety.
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Chicago
Policce
Watch for Neutrality in Mexican Border Crisis
The U S State Department monitors the insurrection along Mexicos northern border with the aim of preserving neutrality. Officials expect Enrique Creels return as Mexican ambassador to trigger a conference with Acting Secretary of State Atee to adjust the international situation satisfactorily.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
Enrique Creel
Atee
Cooperation Aims for Tight U S Texas Neutrality Enforcement
The state department received assurances from the U S attorney general and Texas governor that every possible step will be taken to enforce neutrality laws. District attorneys marshals and deputy marshals are ready to act under these assurances, which have been sent to Washington.
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Snrique D, Creel
State Department
United States
State of
Texas
Washington
Fratricide Executed in Washington Jail Yard
Albert Brown, a 23 year old African American man, was hanged in the Washington jail yard after conviction for killing his younger brother Harvey in a quarrel over a girl. The execution occurred on Monday.
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Washington
Albert Brown
Harvey
Paying Gold Found In Pippin Field Brownwood Texas
Expert assayists report mineral from the Pippin oil field contains gold in paying quantities. Three new companies are constructing rigs and derricks to drill for shallow oil, signaling growing activity in Brownwood Texas.
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Brownwood
Tex
Pippin
Riga
Byrne defeats Gaines in Sixth district primary
In Nashville on June 30 the Sixth congressional district Democratic primary saw Bryne defeat incumbent Congressman Gaines by more than a thousand votes, delivering a clear legislative contest outcome.
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Nashville
Bryne
Gaines
Post Returns to Porto Rico Governor General
Governor General Post has returned after a two months trip to the United States, resuming duties in San Juan Porto Rico and signaling a return to regular governance after his U.S. visit.
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Post
Porto Rico
San Juan
United States
Mexican Revolt Grows Tonight Across Northern Mexico
Report from El Paso states funds for the uprising come from a Saltillo ranch owner who has joined the revolution. Reports claim business is at a standstill with crowds at Torreon to Juarez stations and guards posted around banks and stations. Reinforcements bring about 500 soldiers to Juarez, while officials fear attacks on the city.
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Paso
C. W. Patten
Torreon
Mexico
Saltillo
Juarez
el Paso
Luis Ballesteros
Jaurez
Natues
Cardeleas
Coahuila
Durango
Mexican Central
Matamoras
Absurd Nonsense About Insurrection in Mexican Capital City
A June 30 dispatch reports border town rumors claiming northern Mexican towns face revolutionists are unfounded. Mexican cavalry press bandits who sacked Vesca, with Torreon and Coahuila said quiet. No rails damaged along the Mexican Central line, says VP C R Hudson.
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City of
Mexico
United States
Vesca
Torreon
Associated Press
Las Vacas
Coahuila
C. R. Hudson
National Educational Association opens in Cleveland
Thousands of teachers gather for the forty sixth annual convention in Cleveland Ohio as a meeting of the council of directors and the spelling contest mark the opening features. Attendance is estimated between 20 000 and 30 000 delegates arriving on trains with overall attendance expected around 60 000 teachers. The first general session began Monday afternoon.
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Cleveland
Council of Directors
National Educational Association
Great Number of Arrests in Ostend Club Raid
A police raid under the anti gambling law at a fashionable Ostend club resulted in 150 attendees taken into custody. Doors were sealed and $10,000 seized. Similar action was taken at another club.
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Ostend
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