Black Handers to Stand Trial at Full Term
Ten Wallan and others linked to the Ohio Black Hand organization face conspiracy charges in Cleveland. Federal authorities report a well organized network with branches in eastern and midwestern cities, led by Salvator Lina. Prosecutions to begin at the fall term. Nagao brothers in Cleveland jailed on $2600 bond.
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Cleveland
Ten Wallan
Ohio
Day
Oia
Chicago
Salvator
Sam) Lina
Marion
Ohio Organization
Ohio Band
Leatenant — Petrosino
Nagao Brothers
Arundel Runs Aground In Fog Off Ashtabula
The passenger steamer Arundel with 300 excursionists returning from Port Stanley Ont ran aground in fog ten miles east of Ashtabula. Panic arose as passengers urged sailors to hurl wives overboard, but officers and crew restrained them. Lifebelts were provided, yawls lowered, and all were later rescued and taken ashore. Wrecking tugs moved in to pull the vessel off the bar.
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Ashtabula
Arundel
Port Stanley
Ont
Here
Faulty memory brings rebuke from court in Gould case
New York June 12 testimony in the Katharine Clemmons Gould case featured a rebuke from Supreme Court Justice Dowling as cross examination exposed memory lapses. Attorney Delancey Nicoll pressed questions while Clarence J. Bhearn urged politeness. the clock interrupted with adjournment.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Supreme Court
Dowling
Delancey Nicoll
Clarence J. Bhearn
Delaney Nicoll
Tiis
Dow Ling
Russian torpedo boat sinks in Black Sea during trials
The Russian torpedo boat Kambala sank in the Black Sea during stormy trials. Twenty crew members perished, including the captain, lieutenant, and chief engineer, as the vessel was overwhelmed by rough seas.
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Petersburg
Kambala
Black Sea
Ithe
Oritieutenant
The Rev Edward Everett Hale Nation’s famed minister dies
The Rev Edward Everett Hale DD renowned author and reformer died in Boston aged 78. Born April 3 1822 in Boston he was pastor emeritus of the South Congregational Church and earned fame as a clergyman lecturer antiquarian author and philanthropist with the tale The Man Without a Country selling over 600000 copies. He served Worcester’s Unity church before leading the Boston South Congregational Church for nearly fifty years and was affectionately called the professor of America.
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Edward Everett Hale
United States Senate
Boston
Nathio Wid
Sarah Preston Everett Hale
South
America
Harvard
Boston Latin School
Unity
Worcester
Mai
Io Carely
Revel ‘Ie
Soboleski condemned for murder amid mercy call
In Judge Manton's court Toledo on June 12 Michale Sobol ewid was convicted of degree murder of Lie wig Krueger and given a mercy recommendation that would carry life imprisonment. He is housed under tight guard at the county jail fearing self harm while blaming others for the crime and refusing food.
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Toledo
Michale Sobolewid
Manton
Liewig Krueger
Carrie
Elf
County
Gall
Boboleski
Harvey Hagel
Columbus
Sobuleski
Four Die as Factory Collapses in Detroit
Four men were killed at noon when the Peninsular Glove Works factory collapsed in Detroit. Rescue units worked through debris as investigators assessed the cause and whether safety violations were involved.
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Detroit
Jane
Peninsular Glove Words
Roosevelt hunting party reported hardships on Tumbiwa expedition
Nalvasha of Junea travels from the Roosevelt hunting party to Tumbiwa in the ig elephant district reporting great hardships. The runner left the party Wednesday to order fresh horses as some analy are incapacitated. This is the first news since the Colonel departed Kijabe a week ago.
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Nalvasha
Roosevelt
Spanish Liner Danger Felled By Tugs Near Island
A stranded Spanish liner, Antonio Lopes, is being tugged away from shore. The vessel rests on an oven keel as heavy machinery awaits high tide this afternoon to finish freeing her.
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Antonio Lopes
Battle in Ohio Penn confronts two Dayton convicts in shop
A two year feud between Dayton prisoners sparked a street brawl in a cigar shop. Joseph Carroll and James Hollie allegedly attacked Connery with a long knife, leaving him gravely wounded and hospitalized after guards intervened. Police report indicates the assailants were imprisoned after the incident.
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Columboe
Dayton
Joseph Carroll
James Hollie
Jong Labacco
Mollie Ta
Rompital
Dewey
Woutaa
Child Eats Tablets Believed Candy, Dies in Seizure
A two year old girl named Alice Kingsed died after swallowing neurology tablets found in her mother’s handbag. She is reported to have eaten about thirty tablets before convulsions ended her life. Authorities investigate the incident as a possible accidental poisoning.
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Alice Kingsed
Phipps Nominated as Next Republican Head of Depart ment
Columbus report says Phipps will likely be next Republican head of a department ousted by Harmon. He was asked to resign by Governor Harmon but refused. Harmon has gathered facts for removal and may act by July.
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Mia Gould
Mrs. Gould
Castle
Gould
Delaney Nicoll
Colonel Cody
Columbus
Phipps
Harmon
Earthquake Strikes Southern France Killing and Injuring Many
Reports from Marvellous indicate a strong earthquake last night across southern towns. Authorities say dozens may be dead, many injured, with houses razed and tremors continuing into the afternoon. Troops with provisions dispatched to the scene.
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Marvellles
Lundeede
France
Mene
Senator Overman Attacks Tariff Bill as Favoring Special Interests
Washington June 12 Senator Overman of North Carolina denounced the pending tariff bill as framed for special interests. He warned that “Bad faith and broken promises” should be written across its back and urged lower tariffs. He favored an income tax and a one dollar per alien head tax to boost revenue and protect American labor, criticizing U S Steel’s absorption of Tennessee Coal Co.
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Washington
Overman
North Carolina
Senate
Explosion Damages Presbyterian Church in Leetoula Ojo County
A dynamite blast wrecked a Presbyterian church in Leetoula last night blowing out a memorial window and creating a large hole in the brick wall. The building cost 15000 dollars and Pastor John Grim suspects foes from the anti dry drive of October. County commissioners offered a 600 dollar reward for the capture and conviction of those responsible.
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Columbiana County
Leetoula
Ojo
Jone
Presbyterian
John Grim
Black Hand Guilty in Dismembered Murder Case
New York police seek motive in the dismembered murder of Samuel Bersin the Russian painter and decorator. The head was found under a Brooklyn bridge while the body in two parcels bore the inscription Black Hand. Autopsy shows Bersin was alive when strangled and his body mutilated.
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New York
Samuel Bersin
Bersin
Catharinest
Samuel Hersin
Strange
Monroest
Catham Square
Ila
Berain
Bystander Killed as Women Duel in Buckley West Virginia
In Buckley West Virginia on June 12 two intoxicated women Hattie Smith and Kate Fenton fought a duel over whiskey. A nearby miner was killed during the exchange leaving the two women arrested and unharmed.
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Buckley
W. Va
Hattie Smith
Kate Fenton
Kredves
Platels
Standing Bear
Wrecked Slavonia Drags Toward Breakup as Crew Rescued
Cunard offices report that the Slavonia wrecked on Flores island coast has had its crew saved and passengers removed. The ship is breaking up and another vessel took off all aboard.
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Liverpool
Cunard
Flores Island
Steamer Shearwater Capsizes in Delaware River
In Philadelphia on June 12 the small passenger steamer Shearwater turned turtle near the wharf. The vessel broke apart and sank, throwing about 150 passengers into the water. Police and tugs rescued all but one unidentified woman.
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Philadelphia
Shearwater
Delaware River
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Ailen McCleary
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