Toru Is Killed A Tragedy In Politics
Yokohama June 21 Hoshi Toru former minister of communications to Ito cabinet was stabbed at a city assembly meeting and died soon after The assassination is believed to be politically motivated Toru formerly headed the house in Washington and led political life in Japan The incident underscores tense political conflict in Tokyo and Yokohama markets day
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Rondolph Atrects
Ime
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Chicago Avenue
Cabinet Discusses Russia Late Acts
Washington June 21 the cabinet spent most of its time on the treasury department action imposing countervailing duties on Hassan products. The cabinet unanimously approved the department action and authorized release of a statement to clarify misunderstandings. Secretary Hay will present representations to the Russian government explaining the U S position and noting Russia acted hastily.
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Cailles Near Manila With 700 Armed Forces
In Manus on January 21 Gov Cailles, leading about 700 insurgent troops, advances from Santa Cruz toward Manila. His vanquished or superior forces march to seize key positions as reported from the front.
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Jessie Morrison Defense Postponed To Monday
Jessie Morrison’s defense in her second murder trial for the death of Olis Castee was postponed until Monday. The report appears garbled with stray words but indicates a continued trial schedule.
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Jeale Morrison
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Fire destroys Arcola warehouse. broom corn burned
A large blaze last night destroyed the Teumac Lyons warehouse in Arcola. About seven hundred tons of broom corn were consumed, with losses estimated around 50 000 dollars.
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Newman Remains Brown's New Job
William H. Newman was recruited president of the Lake Shore road at the meeting held today. W. C. Brown was elected vice president.
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Car Shop Men Strike for Shorter Hours and Higher Pay
Readlng car shops workers walked out on June 21 demanding shorter hours and higher pay. More than a hundred employees participated, signaling broader labor unrest at the Readtlng road facility.
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Barker Guilty of Attempt to Kill Reverend
New York report states a jury found Barker guilty of attempted murder in the case involving Reverend John Koller in Jersey City. The verdict marks a decisive outcome in the high profile assault trial. Lead prosecutors argued intent to kill, while defense claimed self defense. The court date for sentencing was not immediately released.
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White Genies Report Of His Resignation
Merlin June 21 Ambassador White denies United States report that he will resign in December. William C. Whitney’s team won the Alexandria plate at Ascottoda. Engrart, Medford, and Beloit notes suggest White’s earnings may increase to about 19,000 in two years and a future Patel gain.
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Endowment Pledge Reaches Goal at Commencement
The pledge aimed to raise $10,000 by July 1 and the fund was completed during the commencement exercises held Wednesday afternoon. Dr D K Pearsons Writhesday t Alled presided as the event announced the achievement at Helett.
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Barker's Case Near An End In New Jersey Trial
The Barker case over the shooting of Rev. John Keller near Angton, N. J. will go to the Jersey City jury about 3 p.m. The testimony is finished and only counsel arguments remain. Keller denied the allegations amid tense testimony as neighbors swore to Barker's behavior. Controversial affidavits and expert disputes marked the trial's closing phase.
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Murder and marriage mix in a windy street wedding
A chaotic muddle of a story reports a couple wed in the middle of a street festivity while a murder case unfolds nearby. The tale ties a Crescent City merchant’s daughter to a lover as police and courts navigate dying statements and confessions from Miss Morrison and others during a turbulent Chicago trial season.
Chased by Mexican ambush recalls Washington history
El Paso dispatch recounts A. R. Shepherd, former Washington governor, narrowly escaping a Mexican ambush near Batopilas. He fled amid gunfire, later returning to Washington in 1885 to a mixed reception after his controversial urban projects.
Untamed Methods Spark Protests and Aerial Abuses
A fragmented report notes that the same energetic methods used to propel a controversial figure at Washington are now applied in the mines of Mexico. It remarks on the shift from admiration to hatred and the ongoing protests and abuses surrounding these actions.
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Mlnes
Mexico
Old Grads at Ann Arbor Alumni Reunion Report
Old grads from multiple class years gathered in Ann Arbor for the varsity commencement event. Surviving members from 1551 and 1861 classes attended despite health issues, with war veterans among the attendees. The Alumni association annual meeting noted financials and endowment progress during the year.
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Two Min Striking Laborers Fatally Shot in Wrecking Pit Incident
The article recounts a deadly clash at a mine where two strikers were killed during an attempt to close a pit. Gunfire totaled about fifty rounds as workers and authorities confronted the resistance. Witnesses describe threats of vengeance and ongoing tensions between unionists and mine operators amid violence.
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Tiley Tahnsen
Sam Acingy
Wien
Asquith Opposes Boer Independence at this Stage
London June 21. Herbert Asquith, former Liberal leader, denounced pro Boer coalitions at Queen's Hall. He urged Liberals to reject independence for the Boers and favor a free, federated South Africa modeled on Canada and Australia. He warned Loyalists of schism, pressed for Liberal reforms, and urged unity to end the war.
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OW Fever in Michigan Farm Discovery and Oil Flow
Report from Niles Michigan notes a crude oil discovery on the W W Stevens farm six miles north west of Shewitz with a steady flow. The finding has raised local interest and boosted nearby property values amid concerns over oil supply and nearby wells. Milwaukee court ruling reverses prior decision in a Milwaukee governor succession case. Allen H. Groff elected Wisconsin G A R department commander. Mrs Webb elected W I C president. Surprise death of Anna Max German woman leaves property valued at $14,000 to Y M C A L.
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Hen with a Record in Logansport
Harve Pierson’s hen broke a remarkable record by laying nonstop from March 1 to May 15 before disappearing. Crows stole her nest and brood, then Pierson found the hen and thirteen chicks in an old stovepot, the hens careful feeding and eventual emergence through the stove door.
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Wedding of a Beggar Ends in Street Corner Ceremony
James D. Webster, a blind beggar from Indianapolis, wed Sarah Davenport in a roadside ceremony after obtaining a county license. The bride, about 60 with good eyesight, examined the home and took his hand before a crowd as they married in Indianapolis.
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Ex-Gov Pingree Funeral Arrangements Discussed
Ex governor Pingree’s funeral plans unfold as crowds gather in Detroit to honor his memory. A petition from naval reserves and veterans requests his remains be brought to the United States aboard a warship, with funds raised to support ceremonies and reception events coordinated by a formal committee.
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Telegraph Briefs From A Turbulent News Roundup
Telegraph briefs cover a chaotic mix of events. Notes mention conferences between associations, a Cleveland event for Prof. Joan, and political disputes with industry groups. Scattered items report a stabbing and suicide attempt in Massachusetts, Italian peace efforts, a loco-motive explosion, and attempts to grow fruit in higher latitudes. Also noted are academic honors, Canadian population estimates, legal matters in Russiaville, a Burlington dynamite incident, and European trade reflections. A writers convention opens at Winona Lake, Indiana, inviting dialogue for authors, followed by a Swiss climbing feat reaching 10,300 feet near the Rhone glacier.
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Destitute Sufferers Await Land Opening Across Oklahoma Border
Kansas City dispatch reports thousands camped along the Kiowa Comanche and Apache border awaiting settlement access. Dr J C McKenna, just back from the scene, describes destitute conditions among the hopefuls and the sensational scene on view at the border.
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Botha To Yield Regardless Of Krugers Decision
The Sun reports June 21 that Botha, after Kruger refused concessions, decided to ignore Kruger and surrender. It also suggests the British Foreign Office believes the surrender has already taken place.
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State musicians elect officers in Springfield
The state musicians convention elected President Allan Spencer of Chicago, Vice President C. W. Mueller of Galesburg, and Secretary C. W. Weeks of Ottawa. Next year’s meeting will be in Joliet.
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