Hire Assassins to Cover Tracks in San Francisco Looting
San Francisco officials disclose graft and looting, with John Claudianes confessing that his brother Peter received $1,100 to destroy the house of James Gallager, the chief witness in graft prosecutions. Claudianes admits planning murder but withholds the names of the money men.
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May Oust Revolutionists From Central America
Washington discussions probe U S and Mexican intervention to restore order in Honduras as revolts threaten Gracias Choluteca and Amapala. Dispatch of the cruiser Albany to Amapala signals possible intervention while Davilla’s forces push to reoccupy Gracias. Honduras files complaints against Guatemala and Salvador for failing to uphold peace pact. Reports also note activity by Gen Christmas near Porto Cortes and warnings of attacks.
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Bryan Explains Presidency In Col Var's Weekly
New York columnist William Bryan, Democratic presidential nominee, outlines in Col Var's Weekly his vision of the presidency. He stresses checks and balances, shared responsibility, and the need for a president whose sympathy lies with the whole people and can judge between competing demands. Continued on Page Four.
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Osler Refuses Chloroform At Sixty
Baltimore Maryland reports that William Osler reached his sixty years but did not use chloroform or seek sedation. He chose to take coffee at breakfast and continue work, defying his own belief about age limits while remaining active in medicine and scholarship.
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England
Taft Prepares Acceptance Speech In Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Virginia on July 14 President Taft readies his speech of acceptance. He plans emphasis on anti injunction and trust issues. The letter outlines the expected length of about 4500 words and notes no notable visitors.
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Wright Declines Presidential Prohibition Nomination
Report indicates Sexborn Wright of Georgia declined the presidential nomination for the Prohibition party. The rejection disappointed longtime temperance activists in the South. Prof Charles Scanlon of Pittsburgh has entered the race for the nomination as temperance secretary for the Presbyterian church.
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Yankees Victorious In Olympic Throws Meet Record
Leoton Howe of the Irish American New York team won the hammer final at the Olympic Times Today with a 170 fest 4 1 2 inch throw, breaking the Olympic and British records. Melville W Shepherd of the third American club led in the 15 000 meters with a 4 03 2 time. Other contests featured Hallows from Englishtown in the prelims and Shephard’s fine form amid a crowded field.
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Tine Eqanla
N. F. Hallows
Mob Kills Black Man Near Middleton Tennessee
A Black man named Hugh Jones was fatally harmed by a mob at daybreak near Middleton Tennessee. He had attempted to assault Ora Vope, a 27 year old white woman, and was captured by deputy sheriffs during transport. mob members seized him and killed him.
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Determined Resistance Reported From Teheran Messages
Reports from Teheran describe determined resistance in Versta as of Jaly 14, with messages received detailing ongoing efforts and potential impacts on regional actions and responses. Local authorities confirm continued monitoring and sourcing of communications.
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Revolt in Tabriz Faces Heavy Oppression by Ha Troops
Desperate stand by revolutionists in Anurakhi district as Rachin Kahan leads siege resistance. Hundreds entrenched behind barricades amid fierce fighting and renewed slaughter, marking a brutal clash in Twhris.
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Farmer killer shoots self to avoid arrest in Michigan
In Benton Harbor Michigan police entered a home to arrest a man for the killing of James Kirk a meat dealer. The suspect shot himself yesterday, August Grow a prominent local farmer also killed himself after a quarrel with a partner.
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Watkins Named for Governor and State Ticket Endorsed
Columbus July 11 Aaron Watkins of Hardin county nominated for Governor at prohibition state convention. E J Pinney of Cleveland endorsed for United States senator.
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Stabbing at Political Meeting Shocks Mari City
Sandie, Cuba July Gen Rafaelo Verdondo Tamayo, provincial Independent party manager, was stabbed after a political meeting in Mari. The wounded man regained consciousness shortly after and is described as in brave condition by authorities.
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Starving Russian Students in Paris Face Remittance Cut
About 1,500 Rumah Stu dents in Paris reportedly starve due to stoppage of remittances from relatives at home. Most had received $15 monthly, with many living on only $10. Harper's Weekly notes hardships amid the aid gap.
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Bryan Notified At Fairview Home In Lincoln Campaign
Democratic National Committee announces formal notification of William Jennings Bryan will occur at Fairview in Lincoln on July 12 with Kern notified in Indianapolis and a possible New York Madison Square Garden event proposed by Tam many. Committee approves pledge against corporate contributions and caps individual gifts at 10 000 with public disclosure of larger gifts before October.
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Heya Yle
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Mm Quest
Tryan
Denver
Zeppelin's 1000 Mile Airship Cruise Starts
Berlin July 14 Count Zeppelin with fifteen guests aboard his airship began a twenty two hour aerial cruise from Friedrichs Hafen to demonstrate a thousand mile travel within a day. A crowd of about 100000 witnessed the ascent as the craft planned route included Lake Constance Husel Strasburg Mayence Metz and Stuttgart before returning to Prie d Richards Haven. The test aims to show the airship can travel a thousand miles in twenty four hours while maintaining complete control.
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Pope Pius X Lives A Very Simple Life
Rome July 14 A new Milan published work titled Pope Pius X and His Court portrays the pope’s simple life and daily rhythm. The writer claims close Vatican knowledge, noting four hours of sleep, morning audiences, and private meetings with cardinals shaping a modest regime amid world regard.
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