Color Vision Mystery In Fatal Car Crash Near Evereaux
Paris dispatch notes the bodies of Mo and Mrs Charles Fair embalmed and shipped to San Francisco after a high speed crash. The driver reported a deflated left rear tire and rim contact. Will and wills stir dispute as lawyers seek light on recent dating.
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Thompson Admissions Deepens Chicago Murder Mystery
Oscar Thompson admitted last night to a reporter that he no longer denies the charge involving Mrs. Tallerday and the Bartholin and Mitchell murders. Milton Edwards, former Bartholin roommate, arrived from Denver and offered statements to police while denying hypnotism claims and recounting eerie events at the Bartholin home. Edwards said he barely knew Thompson and recalled suspicious actions and Thompson's explanation of being in his room to check on Bartholin.
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Coroners Inquest Rules Yeager Death In Catalina
Avalon Catalina Island Cal August 15 The Coroners jury in the case of W H Yeager of Princeton Ind shot and killed early Wednesday morning found death from gunshot wounds by an unknown assailant They recommended A B Boyd and H Johnson Jr who were playing cards with Yeager at the time be held for examination with Johnson to give bonds as witness and Boyd to be sent to criminal court for further examination Both men were taken to Los Angeles today
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Anomalous Guam justice system prompts Navy guidance
An August dispatch from Washington reports Guam’s administration of justice is anomalous under Navy control. Governor Schroeder seeks Navy instructions on powers amid a Spanish law framework, with a single court functioning and appeals limited. The issue affects American citizens tried under Spanish law, pending a Navy Department ruling. Vanderbilt's horse wins at Deauville, Paris.
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Imperial decree calls provinces to fund Boxer indemnity
Washington dispatch reports Minister Conger in Pekin transmitting the imperial decree for raising funds in Chinese provinces to pay the Boxer indemnity. The decree bans extortion, warns officials against pockets, and orders Viceroys to avoid friction. A proclamation from the Viceroy of Chii urges nonviolence between people and Christians and calls for peace.
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Insurgency Flares Near Isthmus Aboard Floridan Report
The Floridan reports considerable insurgent activity near the isthmus with fears of an attack on Panaima. Colombia seeks to reinforce garrisons at Cojon and Agua Dulce while Colon reports indecisive results from the Agua Dulce battle. The gunboat Boyaca’s fate remains uncertain after leaving Panama for Agua Dulce with about three hundred aboard.
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Jockey Hurt Injured in Redcar Handicap Fall
In a Redcar race for the Coatham handicap plate Lord Harewood's Argovian, ridden by Skeets Martin, fell and broke jockey Martin's collar bone. Standerton ridden by Tyrrell also fell. Tyrrell was rendered unconscious.
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King Edward's Reply From Portsmouth Address
King Edward's message to Portsmouth via the Mayor expresses gratitude for coronation health peace and loyalty as the empire moves forward. The King and Prince of Wales visited Osborne House and marked Queen Victoria's coffin on the deck of the Victoria and Albert a brass cross bearing her tribute. Fair tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions in the west.
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Fire at Pokes Opera House Causes Heavy Loss
August 15 reports show Pokes Opera House in Cincinnati. Fire started in the sub cellar where two boys were smoking. Audience escaped unharmed. Fireman Beckman injured by falling glass. Rapid spread led to over 75,000 dollars in losses across tenants and adjacent stores. Damages include Howell & Son dry goods and Hicks Grocery, plus the Second National Bank Building in Hamilton, Ohio, with total losses around 250,000 dollars.
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Threatened Strike Averted in San Juan Miners
SILVERTON Colo August 15 The threatened strike of San Juan Miners was averted as a compromise was agreed by the union and mine owners A new wage scale was accepted for three years Caracas Venza August 15 The report of Puerto Cabello capture by revolutionists is untrue
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