Conspirator Claims Anarchists Planned Czar Assassination
Brockholm Sweden June 29 Adolph Vang on his death bed confessed he was ordered by anarchists to kill Czar Nicholas II during the czar's European tour. He said he shot Beekham, first high officer he could reach, to prove his good faith. Vang was one of a series tasked to strike at the czar, prompting possible trip abandonment as secret service agents move along the route.
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Mat
Beckman
Czar
Brockholm
Sweden
Adolph Vang
Genel Beekham
Caar
Russia
Ric
Beekman
Aso Iad
Reach
Wang
Secret Service
St. Petersburg
Fear Czars Visit Threatens England Attack Fears
London reports fear of an attack on Emperor Nicholas I during his August royal visit to England. The National Labour party plans a large protest meeting, while Scotland Yard prepares protective measures and Cowes plans security for the czar. Officials warn of possible life threats as precautions extend to land and water.
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London
King Edward Islandry
England
Natonal Labor Party
Nicholag
Scotland Yard
Nicholas
Watera
Choriton ‘Board of Guardians
Socialista
Chorlton
Jury Verdict in Woodill Murder Case Shocks Nation
A Maryland jury finds a verdict in the Edith Woodill murder case accusing Robert Eastman as killer or accessory. The panel demanded wording to name Eastman as responsible, amid disputes over evidence and a tainted inquest. Authorities theorize blackmail and a motive of money, with Eastman fearing prison and a torn Woodill letter fragment found in the bungalow.
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Gt. Michaels
Sib
Robert Eastman
Edith May Woodill
Taylor
Atle
Mary‘Mund
Ma ‘Eed
Eastman
Woodll
Uear
Every Car ID In Service After Pittsburg Strike End
Pittsburg Pennsylvania June 29 morning all trains on the Pittsburg railway system ran at five o'clock after a two day strike settlement. Mayor Magee and union representatives moderated talks, unions won concessions, including a 50 percent cut in short runs by July 2. Officials notified strikers to report for duty as regular schedules resumed on time.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railway Company
Magee
Dike
Amiployes
Delog Tin
Labor Wages Restored For Independent Steel Firms
New York June 21 Independent steel and iron firms plan to return to old wage scales by July for most workers after February disruptions from United States Steel open tariff. Restorations anticipated within six months, with firms moving toward common wages. About 100,000 men affected expected to receive increases as morale rises and production resumes.
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New York
United ‘Shatew Steel Corporation
Itik & Kouree
BuNpriae
Eight Children Commit Deaths in Canal Inquiry
June 20 dispatch reports authorities probing the death of a fourteen year old girl Louise Vounaux in the canal. The chaotic note implies multiple youths near the same period may have attempted self harm or perished by action, highlighting a troubling spate of teen tragedies.
President Taft to attend Yale commencement
Washington June 29 President Taft leaves this afternoon for New Haven to preside at Yale commencement. He will be guest of President Hadley address graduates visit his fraternity house attend luncheon with Yale officials at the Hadley residence and return to Washington Thursday morning.
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Washington
Taft
New Haven
Yale
Hadey
Fraternity Loase
Corporation
Hachey
Wwellington
Protected by His Tong
Police in New York search Chinese communities and six New Jersey counties for Leon Ling, believed hidden by the secret Tong network. Forty five Homicide Bureau detectives work under Captain Carry to locate the elusive figure amid fears the Tong’s global reach shields him.
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New York
Leon Ling
Captain Carry
Homicide Bureau
New Jersey
Sheuthe
United States
Bislo Bhees Haw
Revolutionary Tong
Laan
Leon
Oriental Order
Aru
Fragette Plans Raid on House of Commons
An enormous police deployment surrounds Parliament awaiting a suffragette raid. Plans are said to be complete and organizers vow to force entry, raising fears of England’s worst militant suffragist act. In a separate note, 45000 workers at Taueh lin and Etna Standard plants plan a midnight strike over the open shop policy effective July 1.
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London
House of Commons
England
Martin's Ferry
Etna Standard
American Steel and ‘Tin Plate Company
Murder verdict leaves case open at Eastman grave
In St Michael Maryland a jurors inquest found Eastman feloniously killed Edith May Woodill but deputies deem Eastman solely responsible while further details remain elusive. Vin fo Bradcomb wife of Eastwan departs for New York with plans for estate proceeds from sale.
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St. Michael
M. D
Wall
Eastman
Edith May Woodill
Vinfo Bradcomb
Eastwan
New York
Weather forecast promises relief from heat across regions
Washington June 29 The weather bureau holds out another promise of relief from the heat. Today's bulletin predicts a general change to cooler weather in the northeastern states and in the lake region of the northwest. Indications are there will be cooler weather in the middle and Atlantic states.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bulletn
Lake
Middle
Atlantic States
Dynamite Post Office Safe Escape In Chicago
Three masked men in a car dynamited the safe at a Chicago post office early today and escaped with about $6,000 after a brief fight with pursuing citizens. The blast damaged the building and drew a townsfolk armed pursuit, with authorities believing the same gang may have struck other post offices recently.
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Chicago
Leland
Fitaway
State Departments Rearranged in Ohio Officials Shift Posts
Columbus June 29 State Chief Workshop and Factory Inspector Thoras Kearn announced a broad reorganizing move. A. N. McCond of Cadiz becomes macnead Vale Bryant of Bloomdale is named Inspector with a $2,000 salary. Fire Marshal Zuber commits deputies LF. Milard of Bucyrus for Crumford Wyandot Marion Morrow and Wayne counties starting August 1. C. H. Thieman of Minster covers Auglaize Mercer Darke and Miami counties from July 1. Edward B. Milber of Newark handles Licking Knox Holmes and Muskingum with a July start. Creamer deputy in Courtroom district and Yea eivted resignations accepted.
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Columbus
Thoras Kearn
A. N. McCond
Cadiz
Macnead Vale Bryant
Bloomdale
Zuber Thie Qorning
LF. J. Milard
Bucyrus
Crumford
Wyamdott
Marion
Morrow
Wehkit
C. H. Thieman
Minster
Auglaize
Mercer
Darke Ami
Edtward B. Milber
Newark
Chancellor Von Buelow to Quit Cabinet
Berlin reports Prime Minister Von Buelow plans to retire as soon as the pending finance reform is settled. The emperor urged him to stay until the measures pass, with Dr Von Bethmann-Holweg as likely successor and other high officials discussed for possible posts.
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Berlin
Prince von Buelow
Nord Deutsche Alkgematne Zeitung
William
von Hurlow
von Bethmann-Holwege
Thennterior
Convict Henry Brennen Claimed Caught in Monroe
Ohio escapee Henry Brennen, missing since March 25, 1800s, rumored to be freed after 16 years on the run, is held in Monroe Michigan on a robbery charge. Warden Jones cites sheriff correspondence confirming identity. fate after release remains uncertain amid conflicting reports and records.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Monroe
Michigan
Bertillon
Henry Brennen
Columbus
Monroe Mich
Rebbery
Jones Lawt
Brennen
Well
Iltesse
Governor seeks Bath carnival representative from Bath Ohio
Governor Haraion plans renewed efforts to send a young lady from Bath Ohio to the Bath England carnival next month. He has indicated that the interested party would provide the money if the right beauty is found in Summit County village.
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Columbus
Haraion
Bath
Ohio
England
Summit County
Uncle Sam Faces Deficit Of 54 Million
Wantrimaton reports treasury experts assess the year end deficit at 54 million dollars. The final dye of the fiscal year shows water of PLIO(H0,000? The note reflects revised calculations and ongoing financial concerns.
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Uncle Sam
U Fam
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