Taft Receives Ambassadors At Fort Ticonderoga Pew News
Ambassadors Jusserand and Bryce speak for peace during the Taft party visit to Fort Ticonderoga. The President lauds US Vermont New York ties and the historic site as a beacon for avoiding future wars. Remarks celebrate Franco British amity and a hope that ancient rivalries never flare again.
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Taft Plans Return to Washington After Beverly Visit
The president contemplated returning to Beverly from Bardstown to spend a long weekend with Mrs Taft but kept to his original plan. He spoke with Vermont and New York leaders as Japanese Ambassador Takahira attended Gov Hughes as guest. The Holson River valley regiment of New York’s National Guards drew applause from the crowd.
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Britain to Send a Fleet for Hudson Fulton Celebration
New York dispatch reports Herman Ridder and Ambassador Reid secured word from the British Admiralty that final ship numbers and composition for the Hudson-Fulton celebration are not yet determined. Officials expect a sizeable naval showing in ships and armament.
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Chinath Chinatown riots feared after murder suspect on the loose
Police hunt for Leong Ling, suspected cook on the steamer Rickmers, as alarm spreads through Chinatown. Consulate and State Department warn of potential attacks while authorities seek safe passage for Chinese quarters and crews via Suez and around Gibraltar.
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Old Murder Case Linked to Alabama Escape and Fortune
Special to The Washington Port Etherton reports a long dormant murder case pending trial. Jehs & Turmerettisen, once prominent in the county, is jailed in Atherton on complicity charges in a murder from eleven years ago involving Hill and his son in law Brook. Brook fled, Hin, who used aliases, later settled near Gun teraville, Alabama, under the Lind name with Mrs Hin posing as a widow. Brook’s probable victim, Leo Crook, a wealthy Georgia planter, was reportedly killed by Brook. Hin purportedly aided or was an accessory. Hin later returned to Alabama, built wealth, and now owns over 1,000 acres. Summer wharwners shows summer heat and nervousness in the region.
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Mother Wins Fight Defends Death Of Her Son Sutton
Mrs James Sutton, mother of Second Lieutenant James Sutton of the Marine Corps, declares her son was murdered at Annapolis in October 1907 and that the slayer will be brought to justice. She details alleged circumstances of the quarrel, the pistol fire, and calls for a new naval board of inquiry to probe the death amid reported duels and alleged misconduct at the Naval Academy grounds. Her testimony ties to the earlier inquiry and cites a driver, a car journey, and a missing chauffeur as key points in seeking accountability.
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Rebels Besiege Teheran As Russian Forces Reach Persia
Reported in Teheran that revolutionary army surrounds the city as Russian troops land at Wazeh. British foreign secretary Grey says Russia acts with British consent to protect European life and property. Residents flee amid tensions, with no confirmed widespread investment.
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Tariff Bill Near Open Senate Action Adjourment Hinted
The tariff bill moves toward final Senate action with a possible July 24 adjournment after lengthy committee work. Key amendments expand corporation tax exemptions while tobacco and sugar schedules promise debate. Senators Aldrich Smoot and Bristow push changes as conference prospects loom in the coming days.
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Benson Goes to Jail Today Over Land Fraud Conviction
San Francisco reports John A Benson, convicted of conspiracy to defraud timberland programs, begins a seven year sentence after his last appeal was denied. Delays and legal challenges preceded the ruling as courts set the start for the jail term.
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Tax Lists Put Value On Notable New Yorkers For 1910 Budget
Special to The Washington Post from New York July 6 the board of aldermen received the assessment roles of real and personal property for the year 1910. Notable entries include John D Rockefeller 2 5 million William Rockefeller 800000 Mrs Russell Sage 399000 Cornelius Vanderbilt 200 400 Frederic W Vanderbilt 260000 Andrew Carnegie 600 Mrs Vanderbilt 420 000 Elbridge T George 160 000 and J P Morgan 406 600. Total assessed valuation for Rye County 7 400 000 364 with most in realty and 444 520 in personal property. Manhattan total 4046 648 920 Bronx 475 662 67.
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SLAIN IN A DARK HALL TRACKS OF YACHTING SHOES
A murdered woman found in a five story tenement at 46 East Thirteenth Street is identified by few clues. A battered head, disheveled hair, and distinctive rubber soling marks point to a suspect linked to a nearby soda stand. Police detained two witnesses and named Tony Delucca and Vincent Gelario as persons of interest while pursuing a suspected band member. A Philadelphia telegram requested a full body description, fueling cross city pursuit.
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Silvey Speer Divorced After Elopement and Alleged Drugging
Mrs Silvey Speer Thomas was granted a divorce in Marietta after her elopement with Russell J Thomas. The suit accused Thomas Sr of alienating his son in law from the bride, claiming the elder man drugged the bride on the wedding day. The case details Sadie Speer’s testimony of threats to kill her father and the flight to New York and Europe to avoid pursuit. A summer excursion notice for Norfolk and Western travel appears in the same page.
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Col Tucker Weds Officer After Divorce Decree Won In Chicago
Detailed Chicago decree awards Mrs Tucker a divorce from Col Tucker while reports say Gen Logan’s daughter was involved. War Department probes by Mrs Tucker and her mother trace alleged misconduct to a retired paymaster, with Army inspector Garlington handling testimony across Fortland Oregon and Seattle. Proceedings reveal secrecy and a hotel breakfast after the ceremony, with plans for permanent residence and custody of the children in the wake of the contentious union.
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Countess and Count Open A New York Tour
Countess Cantell Hudenheusen and Count Wolfgang of Cassell Kudenhausen stop in New York for a few days on their world tour aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. They note American women smoking in public rooms abroad and express interest in American suffrage and social affairs during their visit.
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Explosion Kills Nine at Cedar Hill Coal Mine near Potteryville
A gas explosion at the Cedar Hill Coal Company mine near Potteryville killed nine workers today. All victims were foreigners except one, according to reports from local authorities. The blast occurred at the Cedar Hill No. 4031 mine section, with rescue teams continuing to search for any survivors as officials investigate the cause.
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