Shepherd May Prove Oysters Caused Death
In Chicago on June 12, William D. Shepherd’s defense argued Billy McClintock’s fatal typhoid fever came from raw oysters eaten two weeks earlier. Dr. Stolp testified Billy admitted oyster consumption at a hotel prior to illness, aiding Shepherd’s claim a banquet with his fiancée Isabella Pope sparked the disease. The trial featured other witnesses and a missing-state witness, Robert White, who returned to testify amid defense-state confrontations.
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Criminal Court Room
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Rufus B. Stolp
Billy
Shepherd
Stolp
Isabella Pope
Willian Scott Stewart
Robert White
White
Robert E. Crowe
Savage
Criminal Court
Alexander Reichmann
Guardian
Billy’McClintock
McClintock
Willam
William Scott Stewart
Reichmann
Shephard
Shepherds
Bishop Rice Challenges Bryan to Prove Miracles
Denver June 12 Bishop Frank H. Rice of the Liberal church offers to confer honors on William Jennings Bryan if he proves the virgin birth and miracles by modern standards. He would require reliable evidence and testimony, and even test the blood atonement and resurrection by scientific methods. He suggests using a modern court of record to judge Christ’s deity and man’s origins, while urging Bryan to accept liberal regulations on communion.
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Colo
Clarence, Darrow
Nicholas Murray
Butler
Othet Hubbard
Frank H. Rice
William Jenninge
Bryan
Rice
Jand
Ries
Peblic
Mob rule grips New Waterford mining town
A violent mob in New Waterford Cape Breton disrupted operations of British Empire Steel after a mining town riot left several dead and many injured including seven strike policemen. Authorities struggled to restore order as troops were reportedly called to quell the unrest.
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Chalibax
N. S
Wis
New Waterford
Cape Breton
British Empire Steel Corporation
Daty Tt Nis
Praken
Tanknw
Vernado
Japan
Bankow
Th Armory
Mexico U S Trade Ties Under Strain In Kellogg Move
Washington reports Kellogg warning Mexico that U S conduct is unsatisfactory and could end American support. Sheffield case cited. Mexico pressed to restore property and safeguard American lives and rights under international law. Shanghai strike threat, Chinese and Japanese clashes also noted amid global tension.
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Kellogg
Mexico
Washington
Kellogy
United States
Sune
Kell Bealomions
Coun Ry
Sheffield
Association
Chen Roe
Gasoline price cut sparks Omaha fuel war renewed
In Omaha Nebraska June 12 independents cut gasoline by two cents a gallon triggering a price race as Standard Oil of Nebraska quickly matched the cut. The move follows a brief armistice in the ongoing competition among local fuel sellers.
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Omaha
Neb
Standard Oil of
Nebraska
Soviet Sells Chi aturi Manganese Fields to Harriman
The Soviet government signed a concession granting the Chi aturi manganese fields to Harriman interests of New York. The deal was formalized in Moscow on June 12.
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Moscow
New York
Thaw Warns Press to Stop Hounding Him
Harry K Thaw, the Stanford White slayer, told reporters to quit hounding him and said he wants to live quietly as an ordinary citizen. He complained of misrepresentation amid his Broadway return and public attention.
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Harry K. Thaw
New York
Harry K. “Thay
Stanford White
Woman Shoots Angler and Hauls Body to Sheriff’s Office
PORTSMOUTIL Ohio June 12 A member of the Hite fell clan of West Woma killed Earl Uassam 35. M Willi Ratliffe drove to the sheriff’s office with Uassam’s body in the POU Sad. Ratliffe’s wife reportedly shot the man in a home dispute and fled with the body. The case involves families from West Liberty, Rayo, and Gait, with a hearing planned.
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Portsmoutil
Ohio
Hite
West Woma
Willi Ratliffe
Sheriffs Office
Earl Uassam
Shevitt
Bassan
Warren Stone Dies A Powerful Labour Leader In American Rail
Warren Stone, 65, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and head of related labor banks, died today in Cleveland at 3 pm after a prolonged illness. A storied figure in American labor, he rose from train engineer to chief organizer, earning Wall Street attention with the launch of the Brotherhood Bank about three years ago and shaping major railroad workers’ actions through direct action and national influence.
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Cleveland, Obi
Jane i Warren
American Ife
Stone
Broups
United States
Himn
Wall Street
First Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Bank
Cornell crews prep for intercollegiate regatta at Hudson
Cornell rowing teams travel to Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate championship regatta on the Hudson. They will depart Sunday night and start their first workout Monday.
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Poughkeepsie
Ithaca
Cornell
Hudson
Widźe Sets World Records in Stockholm Distance Run
Widé, Sweden, erased Nurmi's 2000 metre mark by four tenths of a second with a time of 5 25 9 10. He also established a new world record of 8 27 8 10 for 3000 metres.
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Nurmi Stockholm
H Widce
Sweden
Paavo Nurii
Widée
Explosion on Yacht Tragedy Darkens Chelsea Moonlight Sail
A fire and blast sank the pleasure yacht Crystal five miles off Chelsea. One woman died, four are missing, and twenty were hospitalized as 360 passengers danced aboard during a moonlight sail. Panic followed a cigarette igniting gasoline in the forward hold.
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Crystal Yacht
Moonlight Joy Makers
Atlantic
N. d
Crystal
Chelsea
Ghost
Collins Trial For Murder Of Buhl Mayor At Salt Lake
The case of Mark Collins, charged with murdering C. H. McQuown, mayor of Buhl, proceeds in Salt Lake City before Judge William M. The district attorney, Ray Rodgers, predicts a guilty verdict once evidence closes and notes an emergency thirteenth juror will not delay the trial. The jury includes Burt Davis and 11 others. juror No. 19, Gartside, will hear but not deliberate. McQuown’s body was found near Seventeen South and Nineteenth East. The state alleges Collins robbed and killed McQuown and Rhoda Tanner, with further details to follow. Page Three.
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Salt Lake Daty
Mark Collins
C. H. McQuown
Wythe Dieist
William M A
Ray Rodgers
McQuowah
Bubl
Salt Lake City
Will
Collins
Burt Davis
Wy “As Cornnell
Matthew R. Bishop
Adam Earl
Ww. H. Morgan
H. Fairbourne
Charles M. Kemmicke
Leonard. Davis
David
F. Davis
Emil
B.F. Sassee
Nay Cowdin
Charles Carlson
William
Gartside
Stre
Idaho
Rhoda
Tanner
Hackmans Son Granted Furlough at U S Military Academy
West Point June 1 The class of 19 has been granted a one half month furlough starting June 12 with return to duty on August 1 Cadet Morgan a member of the furlough party is listed among the cadets receiving leave The item notes a two year period of training at the academy
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Point
States Military, Académy
Stine
Morgan
The
Furl
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