Fanatic Murd ers British Officials
An Indian student killed Lentenc ant Colonel Sir Willan Hatt Curzon Wyllie and Dr. Cawas Labaca ol hanghal at the Imperial Institute in London. The assassin, 26, claimed self defense after firing on the official party. Police guard covers the suspect as newspapers urge firmness against anti colonial agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Hatt Curzon Wyllie
Cawas Labaca
Madar Lelof Chinner
Imperial Institute
Eneland
Phoenix Park
Bagnahmen
Great Britain
Wiscount Morley
Dhinagri
India
Ssassin
Amritsar
Pumgab
Bin
Lalenca
Jell
England
Eaid
Calcutta
Consolidation in Copper and Faraday Links in Amalgamated Plans
Reports from New York indicate William Rockefeller guides Amalgamated Copper toward absorbing Cole Ryan properties and allied interests in the new International B welding company. The Cohen Metal Selling Agency, marketing about 500 000 to 1 00 tons of refined copper annually and earning 600 000 on a 5 000 0 capital, could be included in the consolidation. An unrelated discussion references Zeppelin airship speculation and a Brooklyn resident Joshua Zeilein celebrating a birthday, with remarks on longevity and liquor abstinence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Cole Ryan Copper
New International Bweling & Refining Company
Cohen Metal Selling Agency
Ikould
Joshua Zeilein
Hrooklyn
le Wregering
Jury rules on English Baronet death at Brink
A jury determines the English baronet died from causes connected to Brink. The proceedings mention Yomi Arie Papen and Arthur Bleoney of Leno, with details of a Southern Pacific station and the date Friday. The inquest concludes the baronet’s death followed medical events tied to a medical collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euertorinwe
Wirmmuicwr
Paifie
Senate approves corporation tax amendment in tariff bill
Washington reports the senate approved the corporation tax amendment as part of the tariff bill after a late session vote. The substitute for the income tax provision saw forty five ayes and thirty one noes with Democratic votes united for the income tax in that ballot. The body then prepared to tackle administrative tariff provisions including maximum and minimum rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Wickerehow
Senate
Aldieh
Committee On
Finance
Erate
Laborer Confesses to Murder at Gray Brothers Office
James Edward Cunningham, a laborer in San Francisco, confessed to killing Caroline Brasch a coshier for Gray Brothers Construction in their offices on June Qu. He surrendered after another man was arrested for the crime. Police were also detaining J Novak, another Gray Brothers laborer, amid efforts to pin the crime on an innocent man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James Edward Cunningham
Caroline Brasch
Gray Brothers
Construc-ion Company
June Qu. Cunningham
Cunningham
J. Novak
Fights Over Leadership at Washington Suffrage Convention
In Seattle the Washington Woman Suffrage Association meeting ended in chaos as a Spokane faction led by Mrs. Mary Arkwright Hutton tried to oust Emma Smith Devoe’s slate. Credentials denied Spokane seats, while accusations of thievery and lying sparked heated exchanges and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Washington Woman Suffrage Association
Alty
Mary Arkwright Hutton
Spokane
Emma Smith Devoe
Committee On Credentials
Widespread Reaction to Gould Separation Ruling
New York observers doubt any appeal will be filed by Mrs. Howasi Gould or her husband after Justice Dowling granted the separation and $26 000 a year alimony. Mrs Gould will leave for her Lynchburg Virginia farm soon and may refrain from further divorce actions. Cape Girardeau Missouri A marine lieutenant Harrington who arrived from the Philippines attempted suicide after a confessed theft spree and bribery allegations. Salem Oregon Jan Anderson, convicted of Mary Lowen murder, was executed after proclaiming innocence to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howasi Gould
Justice Dowling
Gould
Lynchburg
Cape Girardeau
United States Marine Carpe
C.H. Harrington
Philippines
Salem
Ore
Jan Anderson
Maryry Lowen
Portland
Oldest Yale Graduate Dutton Dies in Kansas
Youeha Kan Cheater Dutton, Yale’s oldest graduate, died Friday night at Concordie. He had lived in a log cabin on the banks of a river and entered Yale in 1842. President Taft praised the progress toward recovery reported in the piece about his final weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Washington
Taftie
Tate
Priddy
Tremors Shake City as Earthquake Frightens Residents
A severe quake hit the city Thursday morning causing panic among about 000 residents who fled into the streets. Walls toppled, dust filled the air, and several buildings suffered damage though only one mother and infant were reported killed. Commerce halted and officials imposed precautions to avoid disorder as aftershocks continued in Reggio and Taormina, with Messina experiencing twenty three shocks in twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meravia
Messina
Sina Wan
Reggio
Taormina
Sugar Trust Indicted Over Sherman Act Conspiracy
The American Sugar Refining Co and six directors plus two others were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. Named defendants include Washington B. Thomas, Arthur Dojer, Charles H. Sweft, John Mayer, and George H. Frazier. Indictments span fourteen counts and set July 6 as the court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Washington
Thomas
Arthur Dojer
Charles H. Sweft
John &. Parsons
John Mayer
Morristown
N. J
George H. Frazier
Philadelphia
Gustave Kissel
Thomas B. Hassett
Adolph Segal
Corporation
American, Bugar Company
White House Tennis Court Fire Opens Renovation Plan
Washington reports the destruction of the famed White House tennis court to clear space for executive staff quarters as part of Taft era renovations. Orville Wright wowed crowds at Fort Myer with a calm three flight display in a Wright aeroplane completing a single long glide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House Court
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Wright
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Federal Judge Upheld Fine on Warren for Postal Crime
Warren, a Portscott Kansas business manager, was jailed and fined 1000 dollars by Federal Judge Pollock after conviction for a felonious postal scheme. He offered one thousand dollars to anyone who could abduct Governor Witham and Taylor of Kentucky and return them to that state. a new trial was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goaks
Reasen
Portscott
Kan
Warren
Rowson, & Mocaliat
Gerard, Kay
de Monites
Pollock
Wao Warren
Witham & Taylor
Kentucky
Mississippi seeks $8,000 daily penalties in anti trust suit
District Attorney Lamb filed on Wednesday a suit to restrain Standard Oil from operating in Mississippi and to collect up to 3 years of penalties totaling $8,000 per day for alleged violations of anti trust laws. The hearing is planned for the November term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mise
Lamb
Standard Ol
Miealavippt
Murders and disorders reported across continents in unrest year
A chaotic streak runs through reports from Oklahoma to Russia and Mexico with killings in a quarry fight near Ripley Oklahoma and a prison mutiny in Vilna. Additional items describe a violent riot at Vera Cruz, military moves in Texas and Alaska, and legal actions in San Francisco and Memphis.
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Ripley
Oklahoma
Vilna
Russia
Vera Crux
Mexico
Franklin J, Belt Chie
Staf
Army
Washington
Beattle
Alaska
Winnipeg
Man
Internatonal Harvester Company of
Chicago
Asquith
Haldane Cleminsos
Cleminson
Prince von Buelow
McCaffery
New York
Ewill
George F. Guernsey
Memphis
Tenn
Charles W. Ser
James Treadwell
California Fate Deposit and Trust Company
San Francisco
J. Franklin Bell
Waft
Army Service Schools
Fort Leaventworth
Fort Brown
Texas
Roosevelt
Alaska-Yukon Alaska and Montana News Snapshot
A garbled report from a 19th or early 20th century page notes events including military notes, forest service activities, railway changes between Wells and Deeth, and eight hour work-day movements. It mentions a courtroom bail denial to convicted gamblers and a murder conviction in Nevada. Other items cover lightning fatalities, drownings, and a train collision near Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
PM Rot
Artiliery
Arming
Abie Coantry
Montana
Tetras
Geattis
Dom Caries Wiis
Gov. Mion of
Education
United Stain Forest Service
Alaska-Yoron
Monos
Nevada
Canis Loupe
Charles
Homder
Petestary
Goa
Mikes City
Mont
Catengo
Milwaukee
Puget
Alberton
Missouri
Gouthers Preliic Ds
Wells
Deeth
Ogden
Taft warns Republicans on duty after New Haven speech
In New Haven Taft paused during a postaddress ceremony before 1800 Taft graduates to warn the Republican Party that failing to meet people’s expectations could push it to minority status. He spoke extemporaneously, offering a sudden impulse rather than prepared remarks. Yale students cheered the remarks amid ongoing tariff debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cann
Taft
Yale
Trifling $5.76 Dispute Turns Fatal in San Francisco
Caroline Brasch a Gray Brothers cashier was shot Wednesday afternoon over a $5.76 time check. Police and detectives search for J Novak a Slav laborer suspected of the crime. The shooting happened in a crowded downtown office with no witness to the entry or exit. Suspicion rests on circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Caroline Brasch
Gray Brothers Company
J. Novak
Bank President Arrested on Sheep Theft in Forsyth Montana
J. W. Sweetser, president of the First National Bank of Forsyth, was arrested in Miles City and faces bond for appearance in district court on charges of stealing 304 sheep from H. M. Howard and placing the wool in his own sacks. Other unrelated notes mention boxer Jack Johnson’s victory over Tony Rose in Newcastle and a Texas case where an Indian terror ring admitted highway robbery and murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Mont
J. W. Sweetser
First National Bank of
Forsyth
Thie City
Justion Court
Sweetzer
H. M. Howard
Pittsburg
Jack Johnson
Tony Rose
Newcastle
Duquesne Cee
Johnson
Hoss
Hi Paso
Texas
Arrrest
Torreon
Interior Courts
Nebraska Bank Guaranty Act Injunction Sought
Federal court in Lincoln Nebraska heard arguments Wednesday before Judge Vandeventer and Museer on an injunction related to the Bank Guaranty Act. The decision to be filed later could affect the act’s status and future enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion Aguinst Bank Guaranty Act
Nebraska
Lincoln
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Ashland
Hoyd County
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Woodill
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Eustman
Baith
Charlerie
Marie Antonis
Califoruls
Odessa
Gertrude
Des Moines
Joms
Les
United States
International Machiniate
Doulas
Criminal Court
Stutte
C. Petty
Petty
Frenk Duncan
Benton Sheep Company
Fort Benton
Men
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Alder
Wilton Coley
Jamitar
Mintnx Exchange Beilding
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Hieleas
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Cheyenne
Paresis
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