Murderer of Mrs Woodhill Shot At River Wharf
Emmet Roberts sought for the killing of Bath Thompson Woodill is shot dead by a sheriff's posse at a river wharf near St Michael after resisting arrest in a dark pursuit. Deputies fire as Roberts, aboard a boat, returns gunfire. body recovered with poison and letters found on him. Woodill family ties and custody history noted, including connections to Boston and Brooklyn.
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Roberta
St. Michael
Washington
Emmet Roberts
Gilbert Woodill
Los Angeles
Lyman J. Gage
Woodill Ia
Walter L. Caswell
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Catherine Tingley
Brooklyn
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Minneapolis
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Laura E. Thompson
Anna Pearl Witz
Matthew and
Scotella ‘Wits
Shernburn County
Brandenburg describes Cleveland article origin and signature
New York June 25 Branden burg in his defense recounted the creation of the Grover Cleveland article used by the New York Times. He claimed he wrote from Cleveland manuscripts, offered $2,000 for a three piece series, and disputed the authenticity of the signature. He testified original drafts were shown to Baker of Everybody's Magazine and discussed with Cleveland in 1908.
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Grover Cleveland
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Baker
Everybody's Magazine
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Deere
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Trial of Dr Hoyajian for killing his nephew Hartoon Gostanian
Detroit June 25 A physician Dr Garabed Hoyajian stands trial in Recorder's Court before Judge Connolly charged with fatally shooting his nephew Hartoon Gostanian after learning of a marital infidelity. The defense seeks a temporary falulty cloaking of an unwritten flaw while the couple faces related charges.
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Detroit
Mich
Garabed Hoyajian
Killit Hin
Hartoon Gostanian
Recorders Court
Connolly
Gostanian
Suptscion
Standard Oil Cuts Crude Prices in East Mississippi
Lima reports Standard Oil again lowered crude product prices by five cents a barrel across all fields east of the Mississippi this morning. It marks the third price decline this spring.
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Lima
Standard Ol Company
Mississippi
Riotous Labor Riot Near Amsterdam Kills Foreigners
A riot among laborers at the New Amsterdam water mine twenty miles north of Amsterdam resulted in two stallions killed and three fatally wounded with several others badly beaten. Officers were dispatched to restore order.
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Amsterdam
New Amsterdam
Mortality Rate Alarm on City Hot Wave
New York reports a deadly heat wave with over seventy deaths and dire infant mortality. The hottest day yet, humidity soaring, and scarce ambulance and hospital staff strain city services as East Side tenements suffer most.
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New York
County Officials Hit by Supreme Council Ruling
Columbus Ohio June 2 The Supreme Council declared county commissioners have no right to employ legal counsel county solicitors or wage tax inquisitors under the banner of legal counsel. The ruling restricts county governance and budgets, limiting local authority to hire attorneys or related officials.
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Ohio Supreme Court Blocks Voting Machines Use
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that voting machines cannot be used under the current constitution, declaring the law authorizing printed ballots replaced by machines unconstitutional in a Cleveland case. The court also held municipalities lack authority to levy taxes on automobiles since the state car license law was enacted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Storm Washes Newark With Heavy Damage
Newark Ohio residents faced a severe thunderstorm last night that caused extensive damage. The storm choked sewers and flooded streets and cellars, while lightning struck and split a $6,000 chimney at the municipal light plant leaving it useless by a burst gas main. Crops in the countryside were ruined as the storm passed.
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Newark
Ohio
Hall
Christian Endeavorers Select Queen City
Kenton June 25 The Christian Endeavor Society of Ohio closed its twenty fourth annual convention here selecting Cincinnati as next convention city It elected Rev of Columbus general secretary editor of the Ohio Endeavor
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Christian Endeavor Soelery
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Cincinnati
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Columbus
Ohio Endeavor
Kansas County Swept by Cyc lones and Storm Damage
Northwestern Norton county was struck by violent cyclones yesterday. Tornadoes damaged farm buildings and injured workers, blowing away livestock and felling trees. A heavy downpour accompanied large hail and widespread destruction.
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Carlists Promise to Quit If Pretender Dies
Madrid June 25 Carlist Deputy Liorena said that if Don Carlos, the pretender to the Spanish throne, dies his followers would likely recognize King Alfonso and organize the party into a Catholic faction akin to the German Centrists focusing on religious elements.
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Madrid
Thatcher declared by Ohio Supreme Court on practice ban
Columine O June 25 The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Charles A Thatcher of Toledo is barred from consulting in campaigns against a judge up for re election The court found Thatcher guilty on all charges and ordered payment of prosecution costs The case may be appealed to the United States Supreme Court under the constitutional rights provision 주장
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Columine
Charles A. Thatcher
Toledo
Ohio
Thatcher
United States Supreme Report
Party primary voting rights clarified by state official
Columbus report states Republicans who voted for Judson Harmon last fall and Democrats who backed Andrew L. Haring remain eligible in their parties primaries under a new law. Secretary of State Thompson explains the rule requires prior primary voting alignment, with election board member James Hilbert drawing attention to the interpretation. In nearby Kentucky, Dr T B Greenley, aged 82, noted as the oldest Digmictan, dies after a long beard legend tied to Henry Clay.
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Columbus
Judson Harmon
Andrew L. Haring
Thompson
James
Hilbert
East Liverpool
Columbiana County
Lauraville
T. B. Greenley
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Inguinet
Complicated matters for German Chancellor
Berlin reports the Reichstag rejected the imperial ministry's bill to extend inheritance taxes by 194 to 188, prompting promises the bill will be dropped. Delegates packed the chamber as Conservatives and National Liberals opposed the government while Imperial Conservatives and radicals backed it. Rumors swirl of autumn adjournment, dissolution, or resignations as the tax plan stalls.
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Relehwtas
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von Buslow
Hoe
Ning
National Liberal
Herr
Quarek
Prince von Buelow
Crusade Against the White Slave Traffic In Cleveland
Developments followed in rapid succession in the federal and mobbed investigation of the alleged white slave traffic. Three women were arrested in Youngstown and Max Wan, arrested here Monday, gave a statement defending himself. Wan is held in the county jail awaiting a hearing on the change of venue. Harry Gottlieb aided the police prosecution. One of the Youngstown women is said to be Wan’s wife. Ten women have been arrested nationwide with several men behind bars. Wan says he lived in Cleveland two months ago on Seavill Avenue and that his wife, met in London, lived at a house whose owner Wan refuses to identify. Police seek the house’s location to uncover an underground station in the traffic. Wan and others face new evidence as cases widen and possible links to the charge involving an attempted shooting.
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Youngtown
Max Wan
Ose
Wan
Harry Gottlieb
Youngstown
Inspector Cullen
Cincinnati Immigration Office
Youngstowns
Cincinnati
Toledo
Chicago
Solomon Lewis
Seavill Avenue
S. E
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England
Jin
Tifle
Wat
Therows Street
N. 16
Golden
Gertlich
Oil King's Pastors at Swords Point
Waeveland June 25 war over religious beliefs divides pastors of Eliid Avenue Baptist Church linked to John D Rockefeller and Fifth Avenue Baptist Church New York where Mrs Rockefeller attends Dr Bastard attacks Dr Aked asserting doctrinal rifts between Baptists and other Protestant groups. The sermon sparks dispute over church independence and authority with continuation promised on page four.
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Eudlid Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
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New York
Rockefeller
Buipta
Bupetet
Baptist Church
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