19 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
1
Paris reports government plans to crush the wine growers revolt with arrests and troop dispatches. Narbonne and Aude lines see rail disruption and sabotage as authorities warn leaders. Debates in the chamber follow motions to counter the upheaval and protect central government.
In St Louis June, Phoebe Couzins former U S marshal criticizes President Roosevelt for meddling in family and social issues. She questions the push on animal life and childbearing, supports Missouri club women, and argues women’s suffrage is separate from government duties. She rejects federal control of domestic affairs and asserts women’s rights under the Constitution.
George W. Berrill, a prominent Kinsman National Bank financier and former cashier of the Be ll hardware store, was shot and killed at 7 30 last night in Berri Hardware, by Alfred Kinsman a brother of State Senator Thomas Kinsman. The incident occurred as Kinsman entered with a rifle over his shoulder by the Wanker who spoke to him and then fired. Berrill about 45 years old had long been active in local land matters and commanded the Be ll hardware and retail merchandise business in Warren.
Loweville Ky June 19 The Republican shire convention this afternoon promises a bitter fight as the Warbalien men try to convene the endorsement of Taft. Senator Deboo leads Fairbanks supporters in Louisville district has endopement efforts in the region.
Wheeling West Virginia June 19 Nick Redhath of Lanalog went to the home of his wife's father near Bridgaport at night and said the wife was unfaithful then shot and killed her mother Mrs Martong. He was held for murder.
Bridgeton New Jersey June 10. Mary Vonnell drowned Tuesday night at Bunvet Lake during a row with George Evang. The lake was crowded with pleasure seekers and cries for help were unheard. Vennell's body showed bruises and cuts. police investigate.
In June heavy floods from the Jdthalde river swept through Pri denholab, washing away hundreds of houses. Athena Grose reports that many residents were displaced as water carried belongings downstream and disrupted daily life.
Coroner Hallo well and Deputy Short Lowney returned from viewing the Baldwin ranch body of Jack Simp king, a person wanted in connection with a scheme involving the former Governor Brevnenka. They stated the man died by his own action, ending doubt about the death at North Panis.
Nine men died and five were badly injured in a gas explosion at the Johnson mine near Scranton. Early reports said most others in the mine at the time were rescued. The confirmed fatalities were foreign workers.
June 1 Bolus notes a conspiracy charge likely to conclude the case against Haywood tomorrow, with Darrow expected to proceed. The report hints at imminent court action and ongoing legal strategy surrounding the alleged conspiracy.
Derrow faces four fet charges of conspiracy alleging involvement by the governor, Hawley, Borah, and Detective Mc Partland as the defense attacks the evidence as incompetent. The morning session focused on showing miners’ magazine did not advocate violence while Haywood’s case pauses for potential ruling after recess.
Oklahoma City June 19. The Democratic state convention nominated C. N. Haskell for governor after ratifying the primary choice. Haskell, formerly from Ohio, was noted as a prominent figure in Democratic politics. The convention also decided to submit the question of water prohibition to voters.
Oliver M. Dennett, a broker, pleaded guilty on two counts of aiding clerk Douglass in looting the Trust Company of America. He faces five years on each count in the New York case.
In the Ohio case Zurhorst v Kroll and Caldwell the jury was directed to find for the defendants. The dispute involved a tax official and a deputy revenue officer amid allegations of immorality. Judge Wannamaker ruled Zurhorst had not been deprived of office by false statements about his character.
New York June 10 a result of reckless driving by motorists over John D Rockefeller's estate in Pocantico Hills near Tarrytown has led to closing the estate to the public. The move aims to protect Mr Rockefeller's family and friends.
The General Executive Committee of the Telegraphers union voted to strike to address grievances. Provident Samuel J Small will set the timing and location, expected within a week or ten days. Plane for the campaign has been prepared, with action ready to be carried out by Western Union or Postal Telegraph lines.
Ignasio de Leonardo and Pietro Pasapinoline were convicted of kidnapping and extortion after a police sting. De Leonardo fainted on the stand and refused to testify, while Pasapinelli was found guilty on other witnesses’ testimony. A separate witness, Salvator Blatta, described a home invasion and ransom threat, with a $10,000 payoff alleged.
Washington reports Taft weighs a potential retirement from the presidency. The mood inside his camp favors a manageable transition, but Ohio opposition and rising Roosevelt pressure complicate his standing. Western travel yielded small gains, while calls for Roosevelt grow louder.
Reports from Bi Petersburg and Kiev describe widespread discontent among troops after last night s mutiny by a battalion of sappers. Two regiments are affected and authorities fear a broader outbreak as loyal patrols guard streets with the populace anxious. In Buchlet College President Church announced a gift totaling 50000 dollars, with 45000 provided by an unknown Easterner.
The administration has decided against assembling a new battleship squadron on the Pacific Coast. Naval boards advised the move, but President and adviser fear Japan may view it as an unfriendly act amid rising agitation.
Wade Ellis, the attorney general of Cluny, arrives in Washington on a near term mission. The report notes his belief that the trip concerns standard prosecutions and outlines expectations for discussions with federal officials.
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