Windsor Trust robbery case indicts teller as planner
Windsor Trust employee Runyan was indicted on grand larceny charges in a case tied to a suspected plan involving a woman and a man known as the "Old Gazabo." Detected clues and vault access details were presented as prosecutors sought motives, with the hit outside a Lenderloin bank hinting at premeditation.
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Carter
Cherter
Bo Runyon
Windsor Trust
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Grand Treen
Tatura Garter
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Grand Jury
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Wee
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Nile
Twain Sails Saturday Amid Missing Regal Inquiry
Mark Twain prepared to sail from England on Saturday as London gossip swirls around the missing royal jewels. He dined with officials and hosts, facing questions about the theft while his lawyers caution him from commenting.
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London
Mark Tyla
England
the Times
House of Gimmons
Benjamin Ftom
Arthur Balfour
Mark
Ascot
Lettus
Bevin
Commie Lanse
Local firm listings and funeral services ad notices
A fragmented historical advertisement page lists Thos R Nalley & Son and Harvey's Sons as directors with telephone East 480 for pricing on services. It also mentions Wright Shakespeare as undertaker and embalmer at 040 F Street NW and John M Mitchell's son at 138 Eleventh Street with funeral notices.
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Costello
Frank Geier
West ST
John R Wright CO
Paibahm
William Lee
Sante Mon
Eat
Sates, &Co
George P ‘Zarhorst
Hindle & Bayliss
Thos R Nalley & Son
TMP al
BMG Almfra ‘Telephone East
RF Harvey's Sons
North St
Speare
F Street
John M Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Naurheart
Thos S Sergeon
Embezzler linked with Reagan case and missing locket clue
Police pursue a suspect linked to an embezzler and a woman whose locket held a photo of an older man. The entryway suspect at headquarters is sought, while the jailed man’s wife endures the shock and denial of involvement.
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Reagan
Gazalo
Carter
Cat
Sale of Rare Books at Sotheby’s Auctions in Washington
Auction at Sotheby’s today sold rare volumes from the Duke of Altemprumoyed library, including a sixteenth century Homer printed on velum with only three known copies. Quavnteh bought several items, including Libellae De Satura Antmahbus, a first print of 1688 or 1590. Raoul Leferres La Racquil des Hstores in French fetched 876, and Aldine edition of Aristotle’s work from 1498 brought 41. The Saurates plates, famed for typography, sold for 1650, while a rare Italian Cate first edition and other items showed strong demand.
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Tandon
Altemp
Rome
Sothebs
Quavnteh
Hite Qurteh
Raoul Leferres
Ward
Tondon
Eames
Inglumve
Aristotle
Morocco
Saurates
Cate
Morocco Offers Aid in Release Efforts for Gen Sir Harry M
Reports from the Moroscan authorities say they will assist in securing the release of Gen Sir Harry Mictow, commander of the Sultan’s forces, captured near Rilsuh. The move aims to reduce prisoners’ danger and may involve the British delegation and allied efforts. Names listed include many officials and residents across Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Virginia.
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MacLean Tanger
Cald
Harry
Mictow
Guirl
Rilsuh
Ralsuh
Oban
Machean
Gen Brelian
Hague tribunal plan vote sympathy for Korea at peace meeting
International Peace Club delegates urged a permanent arbitration court at The Hague and endorsed a resolution of sympathy with Korea. Proposals on naval blockades and private property at sea were debated, while speakers urged cautious appeal to avoid inflaming anti Japanese sentiment.
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M Nelidom
Spa
Ita
Tyong Chi
Karewa
International Peace Club of
Stead
Korea
Bertha von Suttner
United States
Wine growers inflamed as unrest spreads in Paria
Dispatches from the South of France report rising tensions over a wine fraud law and a supplementary measure. Thirty mayors and officials resign in protests while Narbonne prefecture burns. authorities arrest about thirty suspected conspirators and withdraw troops until arrests are freed and the bill is revised.
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Paria
France
Stuation Lhere
Agein
Partiament
Narbonne
Doubts over Corsair customs search and Morgan purchase
Telegraphic and postal contracts pour in while Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke travels to London. He doubts Italian customs reports on the yacht Corsair at Vente, noting JP Morgan is in Porto and asserting Morgan would pay high prices for art but would not smuggle. The Ascoll Cope return is cited as reassurance for skeptics.
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Paris
Caspar Purdon Clarke
London
JP Morgan
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Corsair
Vente
Meigans
Purdon
Italy
Morgan
German Approval of France Ties Tone at Parliament
German government signals approval of improving France Germany relations after a speech by France’s foreign minister in Paris. A Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung summary notes mutual friendly tone and potential understandings without affecting existing rights or ententes with third parties.
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Bererat
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Germany
Maichun
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Parla
Nord Deutaghe Allegemeine Zeitung
Governor shot at ceremony in Nganking
A provincial governor was fatally wounded yesterday when a police subdirector fired on him at the police school in Nganking while officials were to receive certificates. The assassin was seized and severely harmed. Authorities say the shooter belonged to an active revolutionary group and no further disturbances have occurred.
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Annie Besant Elected President of Theosophical Society
Annie Besant has been elected president of the Theosophical Society succeeding the late Charles Olcott who died in 1906. Besant will visit the United States and other countries before returning to the society’s headquarters in India.
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Tondon
Annie Besant
Theosopical Society
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Lodi
Irish tenants bill passes House of Commons by 315 to 8 vote
Secretary Burrell introduces the reland measure after a gloomy briefing on evictions in the west of Trelane. The bill proceeds to second reading as the political issue dominates London’s July 8 session.
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House of Commons
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Edward Starts for Ireland King and Queen at Dublin Exposition
King Edward and Queen Alexandra began their journey to Ireland for a second royal visit since accession. They will spend tomorrow at Bangor and visit the Foundation Store of the University of North Wales. The royal yacht is departing Holyhead and will convey them to Kingston, arriving in the morning of July.
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Health Office Record of Deaths in 1913 Area
Health office records list multiple deaths with names and addresses including Hannah Li Margaret Mrbenna and George E Welch. Individuals are tied to locations around Washington area such as Capitol Street Anacostia and Canal Washington Barracks with ages or descriptors indicating early 20th century records.
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Neon
Honors Prof Burgess Receives Saxony Education Minister Visit
King of Saxony sends Prof John V Burgess to Leipsig to hear his lecture at the university then Burgess plans a holiday at Wilhelmshohe near Cassel before a United States trip in September He will visit Prussia to bid farewell and gather colleagues at a dinner Chamberlain Celebrates Birthday in Birmingham England Joseph Chamberlain marks his 71st birthday at Highbury estate near Birmingham with family presence.
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John V Burgess
Dresden
Leipsig
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Cassel
United States
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Vind Frindd
Chamberlain
Birmingham
England
Joseph Chamberlain
Highbury
Birwingham
Wadsworths Firm Apportionment in Dispute at Albany
In an extraordinary session lawmakers debate apportionment with Speaker Wadsworth opposing placing Livingston with Steuben in a southern tier district. Governor Hughes weighing a censuring message prompts fear of a political rebuke as Republicans and Democrats rally over district lines. Rumors swirl of a Kelsey case reopening and possible gubernatorial action.
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Jealous husband shoots lover at bluff near Knoxville
Laward McNew killed Macklin in an afternoon shooting on Jutirells bluff south of the Tennessee River Mehew accompanied the victim and the two men reportedly confronted the couple over alleged improprieties The fatal volley struck Macklin in the forearm and chest with two additional shots finishing the man McNew surrendered to the sheriff and was released on six thousand dollars bail The deceased Macklin was a barber aged about thirty while McNew a saloon keeper aged about thirty and the wife involved was Mig Meew aged twenty five all parties reside in the area though specifics are unclear
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Tatlers
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Tennessee
Shy
Fouche Street
Mack
Macllin
McNew
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Brachlin
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Mynatt
Longworths In The West To Visit Hawaii Quietly
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth plan a private journey to Hawaii via San Francisco with arrival in a day or two. They left Cincinnati two weeks ago, toured Yellowstone, and aim to keep the trip low profile, even from close friends. The article lists several ships sailing for New York and dock times in a chaotic schedule.
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Nicholas Longworth
San Francisco
Hawaii
Loneworths
Germany expansion blocked by England say experts
A Washington Post special cable discusses a new book Emperor William II and King Edward VII by Rudolf Marlin. The work argues Germany seeks expansion toward the Persian Gulf and predicts war with Great Britain, alleging Edward directs British foreign policy and that Britain and the United States share common interests.
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Quiet Situation In Salvador As Bioissant Case Proceeds
A State Department report from Minister Merry in San Salvador says the country is quiet and the Bioissant matter seems advancing while phination remains undisturbed. The Moissant case concerns a brother American citizen imprisoned in San Salvador for alleged involvement in a prior rebellion. Washington notes Nicaragua’s Momotombo tows a large expedition to strike Salador from a Pacific port, as the Milwaukee cruiser moves to patrol Central American waters to safeguard U.S. interests.
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Gould Divorce Suit Strikes Scandalous Allegations Granted
Justice McCall granted Delancey Nicolls request to strike from Mrs Goulds divorce complaint several paragraphs alleging scandalous relations with various women and public humiliation. He also struck references to mail bag tampering by the defendant and his agent, while keeping a paragraph noting sustained surveillance as not irrelevant or scandalous.
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Supreme Court
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Reed
Grant Not Yet Candidate Heads to St Louis Tour
New York’s Jesse R Grant son of Gen T Grant arrives in St Louis to establish headquarters at the Southern Hotel. He is received as a potential Democratic presidential candidate though he says a formal decision will depend on his tour and tariff regulation views. He notes he does not wish to engage in political talk while on the road.
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Fairbanks to Speak at Perry Battle Victory Monument Unveiling
Vice President Fairbanks will deliver an address at the unveiling of a Victory monument commemorating the Battle of Lake Erie. The August 5 event includes an elaborate program with many notable visitors expected to attend.
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Bey Chuo
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Peace cry at NEA opening session sparks arbitration push
The National Educational Association opened with calls for world peace and disarmament. President Thompson of Ohio University urged international arbitration and reforms, with two sections of the resolution transmitted by cable. E E Cooley of Chicago set to become next president. Cleveland to host 1909 convention. Schuyler to visit the United States from St Petersburg with Mrs Schuyler. St Charles College at Read Coteau La burned today.
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New Orleans
Read Coteau
Central Labor Union backs closed shop in open shop fight
Delegates at a decisive Central Labor Union meeting unanimously endorsed a resolution urging member organizations to uphold the closed shop and bar workers without union cards from jobs. The plan calls for a united, financial, and moral stand against the open shop, with committees to coordinate action and pressure employers.
Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Paper
A home remedy claim promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and related diseases. It offers free sample bottles and a mail order booklet, urging readers to mention the paper and send address to Binghamton New York. The ad notes bottles sold by druggists and stresses the remedy's hospital and private practice testing.
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Bricklayers to Return to Work Amid Conference Talks
Bricklayers will resume work today after a meeting at Costello's Hall with Local members present. A conference with the Employers Association was ordered by International vice president G T Thornton. If talks fail or workers are notified they need not return, the union may strike again. the Building Trades Mechanics Council will wait for further guidance.
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Duke Selects House Site Near Seventy Eighth Street
Special to The New York Times reports James B Duke of the tobacco trust will likely buy a residence in New York. The east side site at the northeast corner of Seventy eighth Street, owned by Henry H Cook estate, carries a price about 331 600 004. The plan aims to satisfy social ambitions, with speculation Duke bought for private residence and potential alternative sites on Fifth Avenue and S Fifth Street discussed.
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Tobacco Trust
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Alanta
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Henry H Cook Thorce
Martage
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Smuggler Nabbed After Jumping Immigrants Aboard Ship
Police seized a smuggler named George Lireh of Edgewater in Jersey City for illegally landing seven immigrants from the steamship Princeton. Lireh allegedly removed the men without ship officers’ knowledge and ferried them ashore to Morris Street. Officers Alen and Brown witnessed the landing and arrested Lireh as the men were sent back to the vessel after paying him seven pounds each for ashore service.
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