Reprieve News From Hoch Case Sparks Hopeful Pause
A detailed report describes the moment Hoch learned of a reprieve while awaiting the supreme court review. Attorneys Whitman and McNamara, along with jail officials, pressed for a stay and the governor’s action, as Hoch expressed faith in the law and readiness to die if denied.
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Hoel Counel
Mervatul
Mike Hintrarton
Whitman
de BW. McNamara
Hoch
Supreme Court
Three Young Ladies Drowned In Columbia River
A tragic drowning occurred Friday afternoon near Government Island on the Columbia River. Edna Fisher, 18, Lillian Zeteler, 25, and May Appler, 18, joined a boating party of five from Pishor's landing. They ventured into shallow water, then drifted into deeper water and could not swim. Rescuers pulled them from the water, but all three died despite swift efforts. Mrs Timmons helped restrain May Appler from following the others. Investigations mention President Roosevelt and political notes, but the drowning remains the sole confirmed tragedy in this report.
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Ore
Columbia River
Government Island
Pishor
Timmons
Lalit Aigler
Baron Komura Speaks of Peace in Nineteenth Century Ambitions
Baron Komura asserts Japan will return to indemnity terms in peace talks and that war ends at the conclusion of negotiations in Portsmouth. Sato, Japan’s peace delegation spokesman, says mediation will guide negotiations and opposing demands will be moderated. He cites costly war for Japan and hints at an armistice as a likely first topic. The Japanese leadership seeks an open door to peace with Russia while honoring Roosevelt and Witte.
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Baron Komura
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Aimar Sate
Russie
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Tapnan
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Hie
Sato
Hay
London
Norwegian steamer Tricolor wrecked off Cape Mendocino
The Norwegian steamer Tricolor ran ashore in fog Tuesday at Cape Mendocino. Despite a long hold, the ship remains on jagged rocks with salvage prospects slim. Captain Wold reports the coal cargo of 6,500 tons lost. owners and Western Fuel Co. notified. Indian wreckers and onlookers crowd Mendocino’s shore as fate of the vessel and cargo unfolds.
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Cal
Cape Mendocine
Ocean
Mendocino
Wold
Norway
Western Fuel Company
San Francisco
England threats of war over Uruguayan fishing dispute
Washington officials report no relief in a dispute over the Uruguayan imprisonment of the Agnes Tonahoe captain and crew. Britain argues the exclusive fishing contract was private and not recognized by foreign governments, raising the possibility of sending a warship after attempts at diplomacy or arbitration fail. The United States favors arbitration and the minister will pursue that path.
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Uruguay
Agnes Tonahoe
State Department
London
Berlin
Cameroon
Foreign Office
Conze
Miszummissum
Sseennamunn
Jewelry Heist Linked Across States In Connecticut
A New York man reports $15,000 worth of jewelry stolen and mailed to pawnbrokers. police lack leads as pieces traced across the United States. A separate $25,000 robbery in a New York residence ties to the same day crime. Loot includes turquoise necklace and a pearl cross necklace with eleven pearls, plus opal necklace with crystals.
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Elpen Jors
Fox Europe
Connecticut
United States
Sant Ly
Feudists fight in Kentucky leave two leaders dead
In Kentucky near Letcher and Pike counties the Mullins and Fleming factions of a feud clash on Hoon Fork. Leader Sol Fleming and Mullins chief were wounded and Sol Mullins later died. Three Fleming supporters were arrested as the battle ended with many shots heard and fears of further violence.
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Hine
William Malling
Dom Fleming
Burt
Hoon Fork
Letcher
Pike
Bol Malling
Sol Fleming
Opepel
Sol Malling
Sol
Will Mullins
Jeff Fleming
Sol Mullina
Sol Multing
Sherif Thacker
Mercer County
Keane
Posxne
Mu Hing
Gerest
Amountelis
Abduction Case In Ottawa Involves Cooper Mother
Three year old Helen Cooper allegedly abducted from Ottawa Oklahoma by her mother Mira Cooper. The child was brought to Magor by the mother and an older man, with Cooper representing herself as the child’s attorney. The case details indicate a high priority police inquiry and potential court action to recover the girl.
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Helen Cooper
Ottawa
Kay
Branghe
William S Cooper
Vesay
Aken
Hoeitu
The Prince Will Make a Visit To Washington
The state department plans the reception for Prince Lowry of Bürtenbesche arriving in October in an armored car. He will be hosted at the White House with a presidental dinner that evening. Mortimer Fram will host a reception in his honor for the prince and his delegation from Lane.
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State Department
Prince Lowry
Bultenbesche
Courings
Tir Mortimer Fram
Emitiasaadir
Lane 10
Dairyman Seeks Damages Over Fatal Car Crash
A dairyman filed a $10 710 damages suit in Superior Court Tuesday seeking redress after a Hancock machine collision that killed Millonaire Hyatt cock and injured his family. The case names Milton Taylor Hancock Jr as the sole defendant, alleging negligence. In related matters, a New York trucker questioned by a grand jury on cotton refet leakage refused to answer until advised by counsel, risking further action.
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Millonaire Hyattcock
Superior Court
Jota Sal
Dairymian
Hancock
Saul Charger
Milton Taylor Hancock, Jr
Kon
Waanington Roa
Jeenniam
Air New York
Distel
Attorney Beach
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Tins
Too Early for Peace Says Japanese Editor
New York reports Nasujiro Jabikaw editor of the Hachi Shimbun in Tokyo said Japanese public opinion opposes an early peace. He warned against Parkin and Windivowick and favored stopping ambitious plans to avoid a future war. Indemnity expectations range from $740 million to $2.5 billion, with the editor favoring about $1 billion.
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Nasujiro Jabikaw
Hachi Shimbun
Tokio
Ink Komura
Tapan
Tenue
Parkin
Windivowick
Tshikaw
Fever in New Orleans Eyes Clearer Control by Week's End
New Orleans authorities say by week end they will report strong progress in controlling and eradicating fever before frost. Daily inspections improve, pinpointing the disease and limiting new cases. After sickness passes, city may not regain fruit trade unless regulations prevent fever introduction.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Luck of Tenderfoot strike rocks Reno district
Reports from the Whitehorse district near Reno describe a vast strike by Dewill Hovee and associates from Pittsburg. An eight inch lode allegedly worth $160,000 per ton was verified by ore samples and assayers returns. Prospection outfits move to the site, though access is limited as ground is claimed.
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Reno
Nev
Whitehorse
Dewill Hovee
Pittsburg
Nevada
Lightning Strikes Kill Five at Coney Island Bath House
A Sunday thunderstorm over New York wounds and kills Bathers at Coney Island, Gravesend Beach, and nearby areas. Five people die under a flooded bath house, while nine are seriously injured. Ambulances rush to hospitals as crowds seek shelter.
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Cowes Taland
Gravesend Beach
Heach
Fhelack
Doll Steick
Fagtar
Preacher Guilty of Murder in Carter Family Tragedy
In Valdosta Georgia Rev J G Rawling was found guilty of accessory to the murder of two Carter children. If not overturned Rawling Milton and Jesse Rawling and Alfred Moore face hanging. The case ties to a feud between Rawlins and the Carter family with a planned attack during supper.
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Valdosta
J. G Rawling
W. T Carter
Rawling
Moore
Milton
Jesse
Leonard Rawlins
Carter
Russian Press Grow Warlike as Peace Talks Loom
St. Petersburg reports the Russian press grows more hawkish as the peace conference nears urging resistance to humiliating terms even if it prolongs the war. The Kiss comments on Mr. Sato interviews saying peace on Sato terms would amount to an armistice.
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St. Petersburg
Sato
Utah Man Killed in Wreck on Santa Fe Rally Road
A broken axle or wheel caused the California special to wreck on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line at Lemont Sunday night. One man died at once, four others were fatally injured and many more injured. The dead man is believed to be John Grigorie, an Italian laborer from Sunnyside Utah.
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California
Lemont
John Grigorie
Sunnyside
Utah
Fever cases in New Orleans show small weekly shift
New Orleans health update reports up to 6 p m Sunday 27 new fever cases 28 percent to date 47 deaths to date 41 total new foci and a steady sanitation drive continues daily to screen and mosquito proof the city despite Sunday work.
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Orleans
Tragic events hit Bal Dogherty family in Wash state
North Yuthmu dispatch reports 13 year old Bal Dogherty shot herself on Saturday and died Sunday. Earlier the girl forged her mother's name on a $2 check the bank rejected as no funds. Authorities say the girl entered a bedroom and used a revolver to end her life. Her father died by suicide a year ago and her grandfather also killed himself.
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Yuthmu
Bal Dogherty
Murdered spouse case shocks local community
Percy J. Luster, wife of the local telephone company manager, was found shot in her home Saturday. Her husband is wanted as a suspect, with police and residents scouring for him. Mr. Luster and his wife had lived in the area about ten years and were socially prominent.
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Nyewue
Mea
Percy J. Luster
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Pirat
Mr. Luster
Businore Cielas
Lave ‘Neon
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