Intervention Near Cuba Escalates as Marines Arrive
Washington reports 450 Marines landed in Cuba with four battleships heading to Guantanamo amid fears of a growing uprising and attacks on white women in Oriente province. The administration remains opposed to full intervention, though fears of instability rise as additional forces prepare to deploy.
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United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Lucas
Osterhaus
Atlantic
Key West
Navy Department
Cuantanamo
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
State Department
Oriente
Re-baptism Question Fails in Brethren Conference
York, June 6. The national conference of the Church of the Brethren fails to pass the re baptism proposal. Vote 246 for 185 against with some delegates not voting. No member may be received without Brethren baptism. Next convention moves to Winona Lake Indiana per standing committee decision.
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York
National Conference of the Church of the Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Winona Lake
Ind
Titanic Disaster Discussed in Court Inquiry Testimony
Transcripts from a British Court of Inquiry into the Titanic disaster include Sir Rufus questioning the decision to travel at full speed through ice at night. Ismay defends the pace, saying they sought to exit the ice quickly and might have increased speed to avoid fog and linger.
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Rufus
Ismay
Two Columbus Vandals Indicted by Grand Jury
A Warren grand jury returned true bills against Walley Post and Bryan King for entering the Chichester and Dunham cottages at Columbus last year. They face trial this term after Dunham surprised them in the cottages, and they allegedly threatened to shoot the owner as they were driven away.
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Warren
Walley Post
Bryan King
Chichester
Dunham
Columbus
Aviator Sandt Makes Good Flights Over Warren
Earl Sandt of Brookville, famed for a Lake Erie cross flight, performed two air exhibitions in Warren viewed by thousands. He rose at 2 and 5 pm for about 30 minutes each, circling Gladerun and the Gisholt flats before heading to North Warren, reaching around 2000 feet on descent with precise control throughout.
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Earl Sandt
Brookville
Lake Erie
Warren
Sandt
Gladerun
Gisholt Works
North Warren
Jury Rules Woman Free to Marry After 27 Years Apart
In Pittsburg on June 6 a jury acquitted Anna Duchanery of perjury and bigamy noting a man she thought dead since 27 years had not appeared. She held a marriage license to Joseph Giesilsiski and claimed widow status after being deserted by her husband 21 years before she came to America from Austria.
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Pittsburg
Anna Duchanery
Joseph Giesilsiski
America
Austria
Andrews Offered Jobs in Erie After Acquittal
John M. Andrews, acquitted of a Warren county murder charge, rests in Pittsburgh with relatives and is offered two or three positions if he returns. He attended an informal reception at the Elk's club. Enmity in Warren grows, with some residents wanting him harmed. Warren county to reimburse Erie county for trial expenses, totaling over $12,000 for the second trial and bringing overall costs to about $25,000.
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John M. Andrews
Warren County
Pittsburgh
Andrews
Elk’s Club
Cedar Avenue
Warren
Erie County
Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Erie Dispatch
May oil report shows overall gains in rigs and wells
The Oil City Derrick notes in May eastern and mid continent fields added 42 rigs to 284 and 26 more wells to 656, with 199 wells completed north of Pittsburgh and 165 productive wells. New production reached 53 994 barrels, down 10 784 from April, while 1 321 wells were completed overall.
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Oil City
Mid-Continent
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Crude Oil Prices Rise in Pennsylvania
The Producers and Refiners Oil Company raises Pennsylvania crude from 1.58 to 1.62 dollars per barrel. The move is welcomed by Warren County and western Pennsylvania producers who expect a further lift by Standard, which pays 1.50 dollars per barrel for Pennsylvania crude.
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Pennsylvania
Warren County
Roosevelt Sentiment Pushes for Roosevelt Delegates in Ithaca
The Roosevelt club of Ithaca New York adopts resolutions from Professor Alfred Hayes of Cornell law faculty urging circulation of petitions to Dr Andrew D White and Alanseen Houghton to vote for Colonel Roosevelt at Chicago. The thirty seventh district delegates are named amid Roosevelt support in the area.
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Roosevelt
Ithaca
N. Y
Roosevelt Club
Alfred Hayes
Cornell Law Faculty
Andrew D. White
Alanseen Houghton
Cearning
Chicago
Five Die in Grain Well Gas at Fairmount Dairy
Five persons perish from noxious gas in a grain well at Jacob Sachs dairy in Fairmount Cincinnati. Fireman Henry Eastermann is critically injured after entering the pit to recover bodies. The well stored wet malt for cattle feed and fermentation produced the deadly fumes.
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Jacob Sachs
Fairmount
Cincinnati
Henry Flastermann
Jacob Siachs
Eastermann
Sachs
Royal patient under observation at Royal Victoria hospital
Doctors report the Duchess of Connaught is gravely ill from peritonitis caused by appendicitis. She has been under observation since arrival at the Royal Victoria hospital and doctors fear the need for surgery, with a final decision due in the next two or three days.
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Montreal
Y. M. C. A. Building Fund Surpasses Pledge Total
The Warren Pa Y M C A building campaign ends with 75779 pledged and grows after additional gifts. A Philadelphia Oyster House owner H S Gandy sends 20 toward the fund from Fortesque New Jersey expressing regret for late sending and offering continued support.
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Kottcamp
H. S. Gandy
Philadelphia
Fortesque, N. J
Y. M. C. A. Fund
Warren
Post Office
GANDY
Philadelphia Oyster House
Erie Suit Seeks 250000 In Fire Loss Recovery
Erie Rail Road Company faces a suit from 25 insurance companies seeking 250600 alleging negligent blocking of tracks by a long freight train in Union City last winter. Fire companies could not reach Standard Chair Company in time to prevent destruction. Damages equal to fire losses claimed.
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Erie
Erie Railroad Comnpany
Plainiff
Union City
Standard Chai
Roosevelt undecided on Chicago trip stance as Sagamore Hill calm
Oyster Bay January 6 Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Sagamore Hill leaving the Chicago visit to risk and timing. He reiterated that he sees no need to travel to Chicago and trusts the national committee to judge contested cases, while acknowledging possible exceptions from Crane Penrose and some delegates.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Jane
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
National Committee
Murry Crane
Penrose
Southern Delegates Remain Loyal to Taft Amid Contests
Alabama delegates split with two backing Roosevelt, while 22 of 24 Alabama delegates stay with Taft. Major P. D. Parker led 15 delegates in a visit to Colonel New and labeled the two defectors as postmasters. If Taft wins all contests, Roosevelt would be 82 delegates short of a nomination.
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National Committee
Taft
Taft Peope
Alabama
P. D. Parker
Colonel New
Roosevelt
B. T. Trammell
C. B. Daugherty
Rooosevelt
Quash Indictments in Conspiracy Case Overturned
The conspiracy case against F. H Taylor George B. Munn C. D. Crandall and D. M. Howard was quashed by Judge Hinckley. Prosecution may appeal as witnesses fees and funding are debated. Next week’s civil court session canceled with jurors notified. Burl Welsh pled guilty to bicycle larceny and received indefinite reform school sentence. George Wilbert case not called. bail remains unpaid.
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F. H Taylor
George B. Munn
C. D. Crandall
D. M. Howard
Hinckley
D. I. Ball
Warren County
Ball
Civic League Society
Yates
Huntingdon
Burl Welsh
Conewango
the Commonwealth
George Wilbert
Lyons
Wilbert
J. M. Andrews
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