Jury Convicts Man in Murder Attempt Trial
Thomas Parker of Armiston faces up to seven years after a jury found him guilty of shooting at Rev. John Keller. Barker denied his wife Mrs. Barker's testimony, while Keller denied assaulting her. Barker's bail set at 100, with sentencing likely Thursday. his counsel plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. Keller issued a post-trial statement denying the claimed outrage and asserting his innocence.
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Keller
Barker
New York
Thomas 4. Parker
Armiiton
N.o de Ware
John Keller
Miere
Dahl
Terry
Ain Aequiteble
Elinegord
Eaansel
Supreme Court
Killer
Theough
Trowne
Mra. Favker
Alps
Toomon
Tohn Keller
Monroe Escapes in Jewels Theft Trial in Washington
After an hour of deliberation the jury found Lewis Frage Mortimer Monroe of New York not guilty of stealing jewels valued at $6,000 from Mrs Olivia Sturling of Massachusetts venue. Monroe was freed as Mrs Monroe greeted his acquittal and the couple left the courthouse together.
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Washington
Lewis Frage
Mortimer Monroe
New York
Olivia ©. Sturling
Massachusetts
Liberty
Monroe
Himo
Court House
Steamship Arrivals June 2 From Exclusive Wire
Arrivals include Belgravia, Naples, Columbia, Cleopatra, Glasgow, Liverpool, and others. Cleared ships listed with origins such as New York, Glasgow, Southampton, and Liverpool. Sailed vessels include Monville from Chicago and ships from New York to Liverpool and Southampton. some entries show partial routes and destinations.
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Associated Press
New York
Belgravia
Iones
Naples
Columbia
Klimbing
Unebia
Liverpool
Holwncollern
Sayles
Genin
Glasgow
Tottendim
Bulogne
Hunguria
Miamabure
la Lorraine
Monville
Astoring
Clicgow
Southampton
Puesa Mavens
Thanhnga
Campania
Brotherhood of treinmn hold mortgage fidel line
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press in Montreal reports representatives of the brotherhood of locomotive engineers hold the mortgage on the line. The event signifies adherence to the traditional windlia path and the condition governing the section.
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Proaa
Montreal
Brotherhood
Treinmn
Windlia Pail
Harry Allen Baxter Released From Jail
Harry Allen Baxter of Great Neck L I was freed from Mt Holly Jail after paying 1000 cash security. He had faced charges for attempting to shoot Judge Willis and married Miss Mabel Wills in Camden with her mother and two attorneys present. They departed for New York to start life together.
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Philadelphia
Harry Allen Baxter
Great Neck
L. 1
Mt. Sfolly
N. C
Bop
Witb
Mabel Wills
Baxter
Mt. Holly
Judge Willis
Miss Wills
Camden
Delaware River
Aster
Wills Hone
Wille
Fivearsall Breather
William T. von Horn
Marrige
New York
Doings of the lawmakers pass bills and drop others
Harrisburg report notes the senate spent the morning on reports and readings. The general appropriation bill covering executive, judicial, and legislative expenses moved forward with amendments, while many House postponed bills were dropped from the calendar and cannot be considered this session. Detention houses were approved on second reading, and several specific appropriation measures were finalized.
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Mros
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Committee
Polk
West Pen Hospital
Pittsburg
Milusville Hospital
Mr. Voorhees
Philadelphia
Tatoa Ag
Bureau of Industrial Statistices Croan
Orlock
Frightful Tornado Devastates Omaha Area Report
Exclusive wire reports from June describe a deadly tornado near Naner and Stuart Nebraska last night. One Anderson family of six suffered multiple fatalities and injuries while other households lost members. Nagust Andersen was away at the time.
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Associatid Cross
Omaha
Neb
Naner
Vine Stuart
Sis
Dicoh Greening
Dacel Greening
Peete Te Dive
Gren Greening
Margate Greaning
Moveie Geeenng
Alin’ Uirewerntiite
Faed
Anderson
Wholyen
Tda
Chitra
Dhvngeh Ter
Pertha
Thendore
Nagust Andersen
Tiene
Japanese Minister Hoshi Toru Assassinated in Tokyo
Exclusive wire reports from Yokotaima say Hoshi Toru, minister of communications in the Tha cabinet, was stabbed today during a city assembly meeting and died shortly after. A veteran diplomat and former Washington minister, his career stirred controversy and led to calls for reform. He leaves a wife and one son, nine, and a 60-year-old assailant claimed the act was in the country’s interests.
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Yokotaima
Hoshi Toru
Washington
Fof
Widoon
Digi
Lame
Wapiti
Hoshi
Hoxbhl Toru
Hle
Reading Shops Strike Bursts Over 1000 Go On Strike
Exclusive wire reports in Reading show over one thousand machinists at the Reading railroad shops quit work, leaving the Philadelphia shops operating with some still at work. Delegates from Tamaqua to Philadelphia drafted grievances to President Baer demanding a 10 percent wage increase, union recognition, and an end to tolling and piecemeal penalties. A letter outlining terms was delivered in Philadelphia, but no reply arrived by deadline, prompting a citywide strike extension across the system.
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Reading
Philailelphia Wit Reading
Tife
Tamaqua
Pahadelphia
Baer
Witwee Elaimed
Philadelphia
Disease Outbreak Hits Horses Feared Tens of Thousands Affected
An exclusive wire report cites Superintendent Hankin describing a new equine disease spreading rapidly through the area. Reports indicate up to ten thousand horses may be affected or dying, with veterinarians alarmed by the quick onset and severity of the illness that appeared last Saturday.
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Hankin
Mary
Northfield Victim's Body Found Near New York Dock
Exclusive wires report the body of a man found near the Nation storage company dock at Communiaw today. Papers on the body suggest the deceased may be It Stovemy of New Worp, with some uncertain identifiers noted.
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Northfield
Associated Pras New
Theodore Vo Walle Granted Pension in Rooovelt
Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press reports Theodore Vo Walle of Rooovelt has been granted a pension. Details are sparse due to the brief dispatch. The outcome centers on eligibility and the pension amount indicated as small.
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Associated Press
Washington
Junk
Theodore Vo Walle
Rooovelt
RIL
Grave Situation At Mattewan Coal Fields Sparks Unrest
Exclusive wire reports from Mattewan Wisconsin describe a tense strike crisis at Thacker Mattes coal fields. union agents arrive as nearly 20 Minges miners rally. leaders threaten to use force to oust non union workers if persuaded fails. Guard presence strengthened. potential ejectment of strikers Monday risks renewed clashes.
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Associatid Preke
Mattewan
Wi Via
Minge
Lambert
Hatfield
Monde
Quaker City Democrats Meet in Mass Reform Meeting
A Philadelphia mass meeting of dissatisfied Democrats urged reorganizing the city party. Speakers condemned current leaders, called for primary election reform, and proposed a 41-member committee to map a plan for purification and equitable representation in upcoming Democratic national and city conventions.
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Philadelphia
Tegielatiiee
Peeveshata
Demu- Cruey
Kod
Bowen
Iite
Donnelly
Thomas Jivan
Arghalanthon
Mayne
Welters Hoch
Berks
Moyer
Lehirh
Center
Tierbst
Terkes
Wentz
Montgomers
Theler
Columbia
Frank Miller
Northampton
Owen
Widl
Weil
Poole
Mine Cave at Pittston Threatens Shaft Abandonment
A Pittston Pennsylvania mine collapse endangers a 30 acre coal section. The cavern formed near Pillar poles by Millntt, McClure & Co. Thirty workers escaped as the shaft is likely to be abandoned after the cave in while pillar gobbing progresses.
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Pittston
Piller Poallerny
Millntt, McClure & Co
Ground Floor Store Fire Kills Fourteen in Paterson Tenement
A Paterson New Jersey blaze sparked by fireworks in Abraham M. Rittenburg’s ground floor store tore through a four story frame tenement. Fourteen bodies recovered or feared dead. many others injured as flames and collapsing timbers trapped occupants and scattering burning debris across the street.
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New York
Alraham M. Rittenburg
Paterson
N. J
Dixon Gets Portion of Amerman Estate
Boston June 21 The settlement of the estate of Mrs Ela Amerman who died in Shrewsbury over a year ago has been concluded out of court Rev J K Dixon gains 10000 and his children receive 10000 The remaining balance of about 55000 goes to the heirs The probate and supreme court actions conclude after years of litigation and a petition for executor by H Champlin is noted with his decline to act as trustee
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Boston
Mass
Ela Amermian
Shrewsbury
J. KK. Tixon
Bian Equity
Middlesex Superior Court
Mast Cambridge
Amermin
Scranton
Wood & Wood
H. M. Knowlton
Atmerman
TH. I.hamplin
Rider
Walt
Worbes
Knowlton
Amerman
J. W. Dixon
Dixon
Supreme Court
Champlin
Worcester
Dey Dixon
Weather and Local News Briefs From The Morning Paper
Morning weather forecast indicates showers with scattered breezes as regional reports cover a shooting incident in Pateraon and a court case in Gulty. State lawmakers consider new measures while Carbondale and Scranton reporters note local events and education updates across multiple districts.
Anthony’s Body Found In Susquehanna River
The deaf Maward Anthony, 64, of Wilkes-Barre, was found dead in the Susquehanna River opposite Plymouth. He had been missing since Monday. The death is under investigation with a murder theory favored by some. foul play is suspected due to head injuries and possible robbery.
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Willams
Daniel Dooley
Rittenburg
Dante
Cape Joim Allen
Wilkes-Barre
Maward Anthony
Susquehanna
Palit
Plymouth
Pollo
Manhunt Continues After Sheriff Killings In Texas
A Texas manhunt for Mexicans blamed for killing Sheriffs Morris and Cilover continues. San Antonio’s Juneth Adlapateh says trail remains active despite fatigue among Kerr County Sheriff Van and his posse, who report worn horses and an abandoned pursuit. A new posse is to replace them tomorrow at noon.
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Presa
Dalits
Texas
San Antonio
Morris
Cilover
Sucess
Sheri van
Kerr County
Van
Mrs McKinley Condition Updates From Washington
Exclusive wire report from Washington states Mrs McKinley’s condition continues unfavorable. Probability voiced that she may be moved to Canton early in July.
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Washington
McKinley
Camion
Wanamaker Renews Offer for Philadelphia Franchises
A detailed 19th century telegram reports John Wanamaker renewing his bid to acquire Philadelphia street railway franchises. He offers two and a half million dollars to the city, plus a $500,000 bonus to Foerderer and associates, plus reduced fares and potential franchise seizure terms, arguing no hidden strings in his proposal.
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Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Cheeni John Wontinker
Robert J. Foerderer
Poedderer
C. Wanomuiker
Wanumiaker
Foerderer
Ander
Delaware River
Agoncillo Leaves Paris Amid Philippine Ties
A European representative of Aguinaldo, Agoncillo, vacated his Paris apartments over a week ago and plans to return to his own country. He had been inactive in Paris for a month yet acknowledged limited news from the Philippines and sought permission to travel to Hong Kong for private business, choosing to stay away from Europe for now.
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Oss Varia
l-Agoncido
Aguinaldo
Marseilles
Asonelllo
Paris
Hong Kong
Ife
Europe
Flo
Veldam
Be Kachisive Wire from The Associated Peoas
Waeli. Are MAb i spiltsbon it ee Tuite mene. Weg tach oun ete Vient bie Washington ani Oregon natiional fa wiles four py See Killed.
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Washington
Oregon
Local Weather Update With Humidity and Temperature
A brief local weather note reports yesterday's conditions with humidity and temperature details. The data appears garbled but indicates measurements of relative humidity, heat index, and precipitation likelihood.
Weather Forecast for Rantori Pennslessia
Washington forecast notes June 71. Showers likely, partly cloudy with southerly winds. A brief outlook predicts the day may include rain showers and cool temperatures, with sky becoming overcast in the afternoon and winds shifting from the south.
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Washington
Rantori Pennslessia
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MR. Barker
Yokohama
Quaker City Democrats
Aspciated Press
The
Association Press
Mrts
Lucinda Adamson
Charles Williams
Chatles Williams
Tarold Riptenburg
Atare
Tienry Elsasser
Mre
MUS
Mmidy
AHS
Beit Hambete Cuatles Bamier
Andrew Bevin
Jusepid Elaen
Jmans
Clarence Rutns
Ann Penta Aan
AUIS
Annie Lannthean
Teephews
Mes
Hannigan'a
Les
Amerman Estate
Elreworka
Pateraon
Ricker Fe
Menor
General-Carbondale Department
General
Chyelestons
Lgtore Tater
Maliterhal
Budge
Weat
Suburhan
NY General
Penneylvania
Pirathciel
Conmercial
Suniday
Tomerow
Anthony
Susquehanna River
Associated
Uresa
Wanamaker
Congressman Foerderer
Son
Agoncillo
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