Earl Russell Committed for Bigamy Trial in Bow Street
London June 22 Earl Russell appeared in Bow Street Police Court on a bigamy charge and was committed for trial. The woman identified as his wife Mrs Somerville testified they wed in Reno Nevada in 1900 after his divorce from a prior wife. Nevada officials testified to the marriages and divorces, with questions over the validity of the decree. He kept the name Mr Russell and was held on bail £2000. The case faces possible transfer to the House of Lords.
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LONDON
Earl Russell
Bow street
bigams
Somerville
Reno
Nevada
Mr Brown
Public Prosecutions
Countess Russel
Brown
BOP Curler
Second Judicial District of
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Riverside
Mr Russell
Curler
Earl Hasaell
Centril Criminal Court
House of Lords
Trouble Feared Among Striking Miners at Mattewan
Miners marching at Mattewan shut down coal operations with guards at Lick Park mills. A skirmish fired 109 shots last night wounding few. deputies and Sheriff Hatfield guard sites as Governor White may call in state troops if needed.
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Lick Park mills
White
HUNTINGTON
Wa a
Lickork
Thacker and
Mattewan
Thacker
Jackson
WILLIAMSON
W. Va
Lick Tork
Reading Strike May Be Extended Monday
Reading Railway shop laborers remain idle as leaders indicate the plantwide walkout may spread to 1500 more workers early next week. Baer warns workers who do not return by Tuesday morning will be discharged and replacement staff will take their places. Also noted are the Wedekind v Hell case proceedings and a Wool Market report from St Louis noting steady prices in various grades.
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READING
Reading Railway
Reading Tron Company
Baer
Reading Railroad Company
Wedekind- Bel Ca
Wedekind
Hell
Talbott ias
Elko county
Dynamite Attack on First Methodist Church in Manhattan
An attempt to blow up the First Methodist Church in Manhattan with dynamite failed to seriously injure anyone. The blast damaged the main entrance door and stained glass, with damage estimated at several hundred dollars. No arrests have been made as officials note ongoing local political tensions and a sharp clash between pastors and a faction opposed to Lat Thursday’s actions.
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MANHATTAN
Kes
stomtists
Rey FooMo Muller
bncause
crisarde
jeil
Wreck Near Kansas City Triggered by Sleeping Engineer
Two Missouri Pacific freight trains collided head on in yards near Kansas City. Fireman John Slawson lost legs, Wail Drakeman and S Snsyder were badly hurt. Engineer Joe Burke of the southbound slept and escaped by jumping before impact. lingering injuries threaten Slawson and Wolfing.
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Gazette
KANSAS CITY
Buth
Missouri Pacific
John slawson
Snsyder
banly stawson
Wolfing
Joe Burke
enginee
yun pang
Fifteen Bodies Taken From Patterson Ruins After Fireworks Explosion
Gangs of men searched through the night and day in Patterson New Jersey for bodies in the ruins of a building destroyed by a fireworks explosion. Fifteen people were recovered and a child's head found. among the dead are Annie Lannigan Annie Feuteman and infant Joseph Elgin. Firemen uncovered dynamite torpedoes in the cellar beneath Rittenburg's store, suggesting the blast caused the collapse. Temperatures across major cities noted in the report.
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Gazette
PATTERSON
N. J
Annie Lannigan
Annie Feuteman
Joseph Elgin
Rittenburg
Lord Landsdowne Optimistic on Chinese Negotiations
Lord Landsdowne backed by Downing Street officials believes a settlement in the Chinese negotiations is likely. He disputes Pekin Cable views of drift and notes Britain is central as a major trader while Germany’s indemnity demand is denied. Officials say duties on imports and concessions may resolve issues soon before July 1.
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Gazettes
LONDON
Lord Landsdowne
Associated Press
foreign office
Pekin
the Mail
Downing street
Germany
China
Summerfield in Justice Court Trial Over Spider Incident
In Justice Court this afternoon Summerfield faced a jury trial after being charged in a case tied to actions by the Iron Court and a District Attorney. Represented by Tormyson and Williams, the defense argued, while Distin Attorney Pike represented the Mill. A jury was secured after some difficulty and the trial began. The narrative mentions a shotgun incident against spiders and a Game Warden named Merklingser, with Summerfield pleading not guilty as the court weighed truth.
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Summerfeld
Justice Court
Messrs Tormyson
Williams
Pike
Cmte
Merklingser
Summerfield
State Militia Train Riddled With Bullets
A Trinity Texas mob near ten thousand besieged a Trinity county militia train over Eli Spencer for assault on Miss Lauren Trow. Troops from Trinity, guiding the beleaguered force, moved to Houston and back, exchanging fire, with at least three mob members shot. Spencer was sent to Huntsville penitentiary for safekeeping as calm returned.
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ST LOUIS
Post-Dispatch
Houston
Texas
Trinity
Eli Spencer
Lauren Trow
Chandler
Spencer
Huntsville
Details of the Napier cyclone disaster hits multiple towns
Reports from Napier Nebraska recount a devastating cyclone with eight killed and many injured. A total list names Jacob and Maggie Greening and Clara, Mary, Ida, Bertha, and John Anderson among the dead, with Bertha Anderson and Mrs August Anderson gravely injured. Surviving towns report ruin, washouts, and displaced residents as funerals proceed.
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OMAHA
Naper
Nebraska
Bertha Anderson
August Anderson
JACOB GREENING
MAGGIE GREENING
JOHN GREENING
MARY GREENING
CLARA ANDERSON
IDA ANDERSON
THEODORE ANDERSON
OTTO CUTTS
HENRY METZ
Elkhorn road
Stuart
Holt county
Keya Papa valley
L E Barnes
Mr Barnes
Butte
Ned
Lynch
Reno Vaudeville Company to Stage Star-Studded Show
The Reno Vaudeville Company will perform at the opera house next Friday the 28th presenting songs dances and gags with top locals W L ilewitt Wall Lunsford Lester Merrill ka Lunsford Wred White among them The show promises professional singing with fine music under Mr Merrill and nightly rehearsals build anticipation Reserved seats are on sale at the usual place and early buyers should secure choice spots
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Reno Vaudeville Company
opera house
Lilewitt Wall Lunsford
Lester Merrill
ka Lunsford
Merrill
Southern Pacific Officials Tour Inspect Reno to Wadsworth
A Southern Pacific special train led by Superintendent W Palmer visited Reno for a brief inspection tour, praising the line from Reno east to Wadsworth before continuing west this morning. News notes mention fair warm weather and a rental cottage ad in the 50-cent column.
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Southern Pacific
W Palmer
southern Pacific Company
Wadsworth
Reno
Marriage of P L Wellman and Martha Loftus
P L Wellman of Reno and Miss Martha Loftus of Wadsworth wed this afternoon at 101 Plaza residence with Dr Phelps as officiant. The Gazette and Bulletin mention sale at Harry Davia stationery store.
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P L. Wellman
Reno
Martha Loftus
Wadsworth
The “Gazette” and Bulletinere
Harry Davia
Emperor to return to Pekin by railroad in October
Paris dispatch states an official proclamation from Pekin says the Emperor will return to Pekin in October arriving at the capital by rail from Pao Ting Fu. The report notes the route through railroad lines and cites official sources.
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PARIS
Pekin
Pao Ting Fu
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