Tucker to Answer Sister Speaks for Him
A Chicago sister defends Col Tucker amid looming court martial, while reports from Washington detail George E. Lemon's will naming Mrs Tucker and her son George Edwin Tucker as major beneficiaries. The Relics of Gen Logan’s family ties and the Lemon estate are linked to the case, with statements from Tucker’s sister and broader probate notes shaping early coverage.
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Chester Johnson
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Colored Boy Kills Farmer in Baker Near Spring Hill
The body of Pick Williams, about forty, was found in the yard of a poor family in Baker near Spring Hill. A posse of men was said to be seeking the colored boy who allegedly killed him after Williams refused to identify himself. Fear grows that the youth may be captured tonight.
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Morgan Chats With King At Nunsham House
London reports that J. P. Morgan and King Edward met at Nunsham House for the weekend. Morgan, famed in art and finance, has entertained and advised the king on art matters during their many past meetings. The king’s circle, including Lady Harcourt, welcomed Morgan as a guest and confidant for the King’s continental tour and art exploration discussions.
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Boy Journeys to Clouds on Sky Bicycle Flight
Cromwell Dizon, nearly fifteen, piloted a 5 minute ascent from Columbus Driving Park to about a mile and a half high. The device rode a cross wind that lifted it sharply before he steadied and landed a mile east of Shepherd in view of thousands.
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Shonts Denies Conditional Consent to Daughter’s Wedding
A Paris report claims Theodore P. Shonts gave conditional consent to his daughter Theodora's marriage to the Duc de Ghiwned, while subsequent dispatches from New York state Shonts has not sanctioned the match in any form.
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Francis Murphy Dead Temperance Lecturer Dies in Los Angeles
Francis Murphy, noted temperance lecturer born April 2, 1836 in Wexford Ireland, died June 20 after long illness. He came to the United States in 1868, married Elizabeth Ginn of New York, and began reform work in Maine. He drew thousands to pledge campaigns from Portland to Pittsburgh and beyond, served as chaplain in the Spanish American War, and spent years in evangelistic work across England and the United States.
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England
Woman Slashed With Razor Over Elopement Claim
Special to The Washington Post reports Lou Barmardo and nine men from the Black Hood attempted to murder Mrs. Lottle Rush, wife of Charles Rush, in Alliance on June 30. He attacked her with a razor, striking her jaw and injuring her face, then fled. Bernardo had previously boarded with Mrs. Rush and urged elopement.
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Auto Plunges Into Lake After 40‑Foot Embankment Jump
An automobile carrying Charles and Walter Buchholz and a child plunged forty feet from an embankment into Big Stone Lake at Ortonytle Mifin. Charles suffered internal injuries and may die. Walter is in serious condition. The child, three years old, was unhurt. A gasoline launch rushed to rescue them from drowning.
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Potter Spring Water Promoted as Rum Cure by Mingo Junction Paper
The Potter Spring water, long credited with destroying liquor taste, is promoted by a Steubenville area paper as a natural remedy. Originating in Mingo Junction, the water reportedly cured rum thirst for over a century and is now bottled for sale in dry towns.
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Mingo Junction
Bryce on Thin Age Propriety Questioned Diplomats See Breach
British Ambassador Mr Bryce faced questions over comments on Oklahoma State's proposed constitution. State Department officials did not confirm an inquiry, noting Bryce is a respected analyst of American government from his work The American Commonwealth. The episode recalls past diplomatic proprieties and raises questions about official restraint and influence.
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Murder Trial of Young Professor Opens July Seventeen
Karlsruhe June 92 Notwithstanding sanity exams it is likely mental irresponsibility will factor in the defense of Karl Hall a young professor formerly with George Washington University charged with murdering his father in law Frau Bollter Trial scheduled for July 17 with plans to call Prof Schaffenberger of Cologne Hall facing privileges in prison including meals from a nearby hotel wine and unlimited reading matter while his wife’s death by suicide weighs on the case He eloped with Miss Molitor daughter of Dr Molitor of Haven Baden and their restless marriage prompted tensions with the mother-in-law who aided in financial requests and testified early in the investigation
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Missing Hotel Guest Sidney Moss Feared Robbed Abroad
A general alarm was issued for Sidney Moss of Toronto, a woolen and carpet dealer, who planned a Europe trip. Police suspect foul play after his passage ticket and baggage checks were found in a coat left by a woman near West Sixty‑first Street. Moss may have boarded the Celtic for Liverpool or was robbed last Wednesday night. a quick hotel connection links him to the Hotel Brevoort/Stuyvesant area and a Kansas City style string of contacts through Canadian firms. Mrs Katherine Schmelser found a black double‑breasted coat with a white straw hat and a feather wallet containing papers near a first floor apartment stair.
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England
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New York Sheriff Seeks $500,000 from Mercantile Trust
Special to The Westinguardt reports Maurice B. Blumenthal, representing Sheriff Hays, filed in Supreme Court to recover 500,000 plus interest from Mercantile Trust Company. Funds would be held pending Gould litigation. Dispute stems from an attachment on Gould assets in a 400,000 suit by John S. Jones et al. over Kanawha fuel profits.
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American Life in Danger Over Salvador Sect Conflict
San Francisco reports rising tension as American planter brothers in Sal vador face possible execution by President Aguera. A Milwau kes ship is due at Acajutla within days to protect citizens amid alleged revolution plotting and arms possession. News notes a mutinous movement and potential firing squad actions against the brothers.
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Proposed Chicago Institution to Capitalize Seven Million
A historical note describes a planned consolidation to create Chicago's largest banking institution by merging Continental National and Commercial Bank. The project foresees a total capital of 7,000,000 with significant reserves and profits, and mentions a new building to host the consolidated bank’s operations.
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Natonal
Photographing Souls Believed Possible by Prof Price
New York June Henry Price a retired Moon music professor claims to have invented a method to photograph the departing soul. He seeks Bellevue Hospital permission to conduct tests with a half dozen scientists as witnesses and a stopwatch to record the transition. He asserts the soul weighs less than a dram and hopes clergy will support proof of corporeal life after death.
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Ten injured as Frisco Cannon Ball wrecks near Fayetteville
In Arkansas a washout near Frisco’s Cannon Ball southbound train caused a derailment five miles from Fayetteville. Ten passengers were injured. one seriously, B R Westna of Vandoren, Ark, is expected to recover. Names include J Marozis, J Louis, Mrs McGehee, F E Adams, and others. An earlier heavy freight crossed the washout. after a storm, a two foot rail section broke away, not seen by the crew. Engineer Stevenson tried to speed to clear the car, but the rear section overturned.
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J. Louis
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Black Reel
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Fort Smith
J. J. Nesbaumer
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Tex
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Dallas
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Richmond
War
Stevenson
Wireless submarine telephone for Great Lakes ships
Cleveland Ohio June 20 vessels on the Great Lakes are being fitted with wireless submarine telephone gear to hear danger signals in storms or fog. Transmitters on lighthouses buoys send sounds through water to ship receivers in the pilot house, aiming to reduce vessels running ashore when warning bells fail to be heard. It is expected nearly all lakes vessels will soon have the apparatus.
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Great Lakes
Excur sionist Axel Harrold Hit By Punching Machine
Surgeons in Atlantic City strive to reset Axel Harrold neck after a wager at Somers Point ended with a broken backbone from a punching machine incident. He collapsed unconscious. doctors hope to realign the bone and save his life.
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Block operator killed in freight wreck near Mannington
Five box cars jumped the track on a Louisville and Nashville freight train at Mannington near the Christian and Hopkins County line. Fred Long of Marmington, substitute operator, was killed when he was thrown into the block station. The wreck caused coal and turpentine racks to ignite, destroying several cars.
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Christian and
Hopkins County
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Marmington
Charlie Francis
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Runaway accident injures seven year old Gans lad
In Morgantown near Morgantown West Virginia a runaway crash caused by a frightened horse and automobile injures Keener Gann seven, son of Joseph Gans of Morris Gress Roads. The driver Mrs Gans, mother of the boy, was also injured.
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Norfolk charged man linked to Missouri governor family
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions Ghatite Bildelph, Rudolph nephew of Gov Folk of Missouri, and a U S ship berth. It references Norfolk and a brig of a receiving ship Sephklla, with unclear actions and fragmentary phrases about silverware safety and local services. No clear event details or dates are discernible.
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Cuaties Rudolph Sd
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Missouri
Beaman
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Davy
Aisbus
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Japanese Ambassador Downplays San Francisco Row and Indemnity
Viscount Ack, Japan's ambassador, said the Pacific Coast agitation over Japanese in San Francisco held no special significance for Tokyo. He defended open-door policy, China indemnity relief, and said no genuine misunderstanding with the U S government occurred. He noted Japan respects authority and plans a Pacific visit only when appropriate, denying any link to California disorders.
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Aoki
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Pacific Coast
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Hay
Chentung Lisnge Cheng
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Pacife
Pacific
Japanese Workers Reported at Mexican Border
Immigration officials say about 4,000 Japanese are in Mexico near Tuxpam awaiting a chance to slip into the United States. Reported from construction camps on the Manzanillo extension, 800 Japanese laborers have deserted their work in groups with intent to enter the United States.
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