Indicted Thaw Faces First Degree Murder Charge
In New York a dramatic inquest and grand jury action followed the Thaw White tragedy. Harry K Thaw was indicted for murder in the first degree for the White shooting at Madison Square Garden. The case moves toward trial as Mrs Thaw and others testify and the coroner’s inquest concludes with gunshot death ruled as White’s.
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Promise 9 Jot Kept and Uncertain Verses
A fragmentary note describes a puzzle of names and phrases amid garbled lines. It mentions a promise kept, a potential study or poem, and references to a person or place named Hieberts and a phase like ASH tent. Without coherent context, the item reads as a damaged cryptic record from a page segment.
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Germany US tariff disputes draw new congressional actions
New York June 24 reports on Germany United States tariff talks and Regulation Department efforts to curb customs changes amid bill revisions. Newark and Seattle dispatches describe social events, mining case outcomes, and fire insurance losses shaping financial interests and policy debates across states.
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Passes Limited Under New Rail Regulation Debate
Fragmented text reports a Senate action on railroad passes with exemptions for employees families and officials. The measure broadens limits on interstate transportation passes while listing groups eligible for remaining exemptions, amid party signatures and amendments.
Cattle Thieves in Prison In Montana District Court
Three men were convicted this week of cattle larceny in a Montana district court. John Whitford will serve two years, Winsor Waite three years, and Jesse Layiveen two years. Local officials say a notorious cattle thief gang is now routed, marking the seventh conviction in eighteen months.
Unclear British Demand on Egyptian Natives Case
A muddled report notes calls in London for a delay or halt on actions regarding Egyptian natives implicated in an attack near Tantaba. Members of the House press Foreign Secretary Grey for a pause to allow a formal investigation, constitutional review, and examination of the evidence leading to convictions. The telegram references British project aims and evaluation of the case.
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Captain Wynne resigns amid U S Marine orders and convoy duties
A garbled report outlines Captain Wynne's resignation and a reshuffle aboard a United States Navy vessel in the North Atlantic. It mentions Captain Nabe, a general delegation, and ongoing naval operations with references to the Tremment, Wrigadler, and Hayter on deck. The piece notes a meeting, potential appeals, and the broader wartime convoy context.
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Ogden to Get $120000 More for the Federal Building
Washington Senate committee details additions and reductions in federal building allocations with Ogden Utah listed at 129000 and nearby cities across the West receiving cuts or increases. The report includes amendments to costs for Grand Rapids and Oklahoma City projects and notes a broader plan for national appropriation changes.
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A Wyoming Wind Blows Over a Train
A Wyoming wind blows over a Cheyenne train causing damage as workers struggle to secure poles and loads. Japanese laborers and others assist as the wind toppled a line of telegraph poles and disrupted service.
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Rescuers Battle Sand Pit Tragedy in Island Rescue
New York on June 2 a dramatic rescue saved two men trapped in a sand pit on Tompkinsville Island. Fisher remained near death as rescuers worked for hours with ropes and shovels to free him and another worker, who were buried by shifting sand during an excavation. Authorities feared the worst but rare persistence spurred by witnesses and clergy brought a cautious recovery as Fisher showed a faint spark of life after hours underground.
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Kansas City Officials Move to Demolish Buildings in Kane County
Kansas City, June 28. Officials renewed the antisainson crusade, planning to demolish buildings used for liquor sale and breaking up fixtures. Assistant Attorney General Trickett began warnings to about 19 property owners. About 100 joints in Kane County, 50 closed, with liquor stocks seized and some property already destroyed as officials continue searches and enforcement.
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Captain Hank Truft Dies Aboard From Tongue Cancer
Captain Hank Truft, long bedridden with cancer of the tongue, passed away after a rapid decline at his home, with his grieving family at his bedside. In Montana, the Lapham hotel in Jackson burned to the ground, origin unknown but suspected careless hatch of an oil lamp. losses about 5,000 dollars.
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Washington agriculture amendment vote reported
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