Prince Yi Foresees Korean Uprising as Tokyo Tightens Grip
New York dispatch reports Prince Yi and ally Fi Bang Bul seeking audience with President Roosevelt to avert Korea’s erasure by Japan. Commanders in Seoul claim disarmament of Korean forces sparked clashes leaving over 100 dead or wounded. Diplomats in Tokyo and Seoul caution limited U.S. insight into Japan’s Far East strategy as Korean resistance hardens.
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Woman Hurt in Auto Trap Stirs Town Afterlicious Claim
Mrs. Manskowski of New York accused Tarrstown constables of brigandry after a speed stop near Elmsford left her dazed. She says a sequence of deseptions and a rope across the road provoked her husband to push on at high speed. The couple were brought to Tarrstown for trial before Justice Bird as the constables cite speeding at thirty miles and failing to halt when signaled.
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Tarrstown
Post Office Robbery Charge Against Col A M Hughes
United States post office inspectors charge Col A M Hughes ex postmaster of Columbia with theft at the Columbia post office. Haylus waived examination and await trial. The arrest highlights a prominent state family. Parlor car schedule and rail fares to Washington and Baltimore listed for travelers with connections to Covington Gordonsville and Greenbrier areas.
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Du Pont Powder Trust Civil Suit Moves Ahead
The Department of Justice pursues a civil action against the powder trust led by Du Pont with possible later criminal charges. The case trails potential dissolution of three operating companies and includes the possibility of charging Senator Henry A. Du Pont if he retained stock or involvement. Officials move cautiously, amending filings and gathering evidence while aiming to block immunity benefits for trust officials.
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New? Jersey
Bonaparte to Lead Fight in Du Pont Powder Case
Attorney General Bonaparte to serve as chief counsel for the United States in the Du Pont Powder Trust dissolution suit. He will be aided by Roadstrom Purdy and Kelogg, plus District Attorney Welds, in what is described as one of the era’s greatest government prosecutions. William Giles of Wilmington leads Du Pont defense aided by Downesend Avery and others. Senator Henry A. Du Pont is among defendants and the case likely moves into autumn.
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John P. Welds
Frantz Nomination Sparks Oklahoma Republican Convention
At Oklahoma City the Republican State convention nominated Frantz for governor with a full ticket still unsettled amid factional clashes. Lieutenant Governor N J Turk and Secretary of State T N Rodinett were named for major posts as debates over platform language and a local option on prohibition continued into the night. President Roosevelt sent a supportive telegram while Ralph Campbell was chosen temporary chairman by acclamation.
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Roosevelt
Ohlahome
Indian Territory
Ralph Campbell
Mealester
Indicted duo Magill and wife face quick trial plan
DeWitt County grand jury returns indictments against Fred H. Magill and his wife Faye Graham Magill for the murder of Mrs Pet Maem. Legal team expected to seek a petit jury and immediate trial when court opens tomorrow with a dramatic public confrontation in Caton after the San Diego transport arrival.
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Faye Graham Magin
Pet’ Maem
W. G. Joohran
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Paya Graham Magill
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Cochran
Devenne
Six foot snake killed in Pittsburg residential district
In Pittsburg East End a six foot three inch snake, spotted in black and white, was killed by Charles Rodgers amid a plague of serpents in the fashionable residential district. The reptile, whose species could not be identified, represents the sixth killed in the area this week. The report comes from The Wadalogton Fest. Also noted are travel notices for Washington to Norfolk ferries and ticket information for C&O schedules beginning August 6.
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Charles Rodgers
Dream Vision Guides Father to Drowned Son on Monongahela
Emerson Sidard of Pittaburg reported through a dream last night that his ten-year-old son Emerson drowned in the Monongahela River. The father rowed to the scene with a grappling hook and recovered the boy’s body early this morning after the missing child failed to return home. The incident follows a sister’s death by scalding a month earlier and a hat and empty shift found drifting in the river.
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Monongahela
Williams II Leads Mississippi Governor Race In Close Ballot
Jackson Mich Aug 1 With about half the state tallied Williams leads Vardaman for governor by a narrow margin. Reported returns show Williams ahead in the Delta and western Mississippi while Scott and Noel lead in other districts. The long ticket slows counting and a second primary appears likely. The piece also chronicles John Bell Williams’s long political career from Tennessee to Mississippi and his rise as Democratic leader in the U S House.
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Charles Scott
Noel
Mississippi
John Sharp William
Varaman
Scott
Cannon Not in Race at Mackinac Island Meeting
Uncle Joe Jarmon told visitors at Mackinac Island today he will not be a candidate for the U S presidency. He spoke for the Lincoln benefit at the Epishopal church as Vennon was introduced as a possible next president. Cannon replied you are premature in making that announcement. He remains active traveling and meeting supporters at the camping site in Markinae.
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Uncle Joe" Jarmon
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Vennon
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Markinae
Cows Save Man From Fatal Cow Attack
James Irwin, a Palmer area farmer, was attacked by a Holstein cow in a cattle herd owned by Charles Austin. Eight cows approached as Irwin entered the pasture, the cow struck him in the hip, tripping him and causing serious injuries before four other cows joined in to defend him, allowing him to escape over a fence.
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Palmer
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Haywood Heads to Denver Amid Rift with Moyer
Haywood will depart for Denver with his fans and mother Mrs Carruthers. Moyer remains behind with his wife, deepening a reported rift dating from the trial. No intercourse has occurred between the men since the case, and the cause of the quarrel remains unclear.
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Auto Fever The Latest at Center Moriches
Doctors in Center Moriches Long Island report a new disease called automobile fever affecting fifty to sixty people. Symptoms resemble influenza with sore throat and back head pains, progressing to delirium and weakness after recovery. Oil sprinkled streets and lime from oyster-shell paving blamed. some call for banning further oil use.
DREW LOTS FOR DEATH ANDS LEAPED INTO SEA
In St Petersburg on Aug 1 a body of an officer from the balloon flight at the aeronautic park is recovered at sea. Four officers ascended with the craft, then drew lots to leap overboard to lighten the weight while the balloon drifted. One body was later found afloat near Nyland on July 7, with the reel found empty and waterlogged four days after ascent.
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King School Girl Mob Threatens Suspect
A frenzied crowd attacks a Cobbler’s shop after a suspect is taken into custody. A victim is severely mistreated and dies. The coroner deems the case the most horrible crime in 42 history, noting a ribbon choking and body mutilation as the life ends.
Victims of the Strangler Tie Up New York Mystery
A spate of murders in Manhattan including eight year old Kitty Pritscher and five other young victims is tied by officials to the same killer. Bodies found in cellars and arcways on First and Second avenues and East Ninety-First Street. Coroner calls the crimes the worst in New York County history. Suspects questioned include shoemaker Gaetano Rippolano, who claims alibi at Bristol Connecticut, while police intensify searches for the mystery assailant.
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Woenan
Night Police Court Opens Amid City Wide Rush at Jefferson Market
In a dramatic start to the night court at Jefferson Market, nearly all city magistrates and staff arrived as about 20 prisoners from Manhattan and the Bronx filled the building. Prisoners entered by patrol wagon and elevated train amid crowded corridors and blocked sidewalks. Judge Whitman opened proceedings as Magistrate Barlow and House took turns on the bench, with several additions including a raid on 2 Madison Street yielding eight suspects brought in by Oak Street police.
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Powers case delayed to November term in Goebel murder
Caleb Powers trial for complicity in Gov Goebel’s murder is likely to be continued to the November term in Georgetown Kentucky. No move was made to seek a special judge. Also a travel notice lists Friday and Saturday rail trips to Atlantic City Cape May Wildwood Ocean City with return tickets via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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