Legal Clash Persists as Plans for Appeal Surface
A dense, fragmented report indicates Glenn is unlikely to accept a plan ending a court clash while a Southern official signals agreement at a conference. Judge Pritchard reportedly authorized an appeal to state courts, with assertions that federal interference would be stopped and Southern Company preparing to seek an injunction. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Pritchard
Southern Company
Roy
Washington
Wslatung
Department of Juste
North Carolina
Pritchard Sh
Contempt Case Notes Amid Judge's Questions
Contempt cases lurk as proceedings proceed with questions to witnesses and counsel. Entries reference Pritchard and Rowe, with expectations of testimony and potential incriminating answers. The record notes motions, hearings, and procedural steps in a tense legal setting.
Supreme Court backs clemency for Lord Barrington
A report from Jefferson City notes that the United States Supreme Court judges urged clemency for Lord Frederick Seymour Barrington. The governor, considering the petition from Judge Graves and Judge Valiant of the Missouri State Supreme Court, may commute Barrington’s death sentence to life imprisonment. The governor cited time to investigate the body identification questions and the possible error in recognizing the victim found in a pond near St Louis.
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Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Frederick Seymour Barrington
Clayton
James & WeCany
Rave
Barrington
Graves
Valiant
le State Supreme Court
le State Supreme Court For the Commutation of Barringtons Death Sentence Lacie
Lowy Caimed
MuCain Terause
Inpee
Ody
St Louis
Launty
Vallant
Rei Thimy
Massour
Jeter
Frey
Valliant
Nig S
Brooks
Lronton
Belov
Sperd Mosay
Stooks
Willam Spaw
Centervilly
Tom “Glas
Columba
Spout
Cliy Barington
Heiress Irene Kauffmann Dies From Accidental Poison
Special to The Washington som Weat End Tong Branch VY J July 23 Irene Kauffmann heiress and daughter of Henry Kauffmann millionaire partner in Sam department store in Pittsburg died from carbolic acid in her Ocean avenue summer home at South Elberon Her maid Miss Marie Dresser and aunt Louise Heller of New York were with her when she accidentally drank a small bottle’s contents The tragedy occurred about 11 o'clock as she prepared to dress for lunch and dinner plans with friends The scene drew swift help from neighbors and Cascris or Scudder J Wooles but she died before reaching the cottage
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Washington
Som Weat End Tong
VY J
Irene Kauffmann
Henry Kauffmann
Sam
Fittsburg
Rome
Ocean Avenue
South Elberon
Mise Kauffmann
Louise Heller
New York
Marie Dresser
Linghea
Hon
Holland Hotel
Miss Dresser
Shaller
Miss Kauffmann
Marie
Kauffmann
Cascris Or
Scudder J Wooles Oley Lark
Chelsea Avenue
Wis. Kauffmann
Tan Cottage
Former Official Arrested for Falsifying Records and Embezzlement
G O Cutler, former water commissioner of Wheeling, was arrested on three counts of falsifying records and embezzlement. He allegedly collected water taxes for the city, issued receipts for amounts, credited smaller sums, and kept the difference. Receipts exceeded book entries, with shortages from 4 cents to $1 per receipt. A compromise offer of $200 was rejected, and bond set at $1,000 on each charge.
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Cutler
Washington
Wheeling
O Cutler
Ois Lerstalle
Grand Jury
Cutler Fe
Cits
Carter
Armenian Merchant Murder Linked to Secret Society Threats
A New York murder involving Armenian rag merchant Tarshanjian is connected to blackmail by a hidden Armenian secret society. District Attorney officials say the killing arose from threats to extort payments, with several Armenian merchants named in the plot. The investigation notes branches worldwide and a split within the group, while authorities stress no broader conspiracy was proven.
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New York
HS Tasshanjian
Tayshanjian
Tn Shanjan
Wan
Sret
Bedraw Humpartzoomlan
Chicago
Tayshanjin
Huntchal
Tarshunjian
Ho Karagosin
Fourth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
de Daddiran
Bedros
Air Cambere
Taxshanfians
Tinstin
Smythe J Vst
1902 Armenian murder links Chicago to Odessa plot
Chicago police traced the 1902 killing of Hovhanes Tatshanjian to Chicago Armenian circles. Leaders including Joe Bilshkiam and Bedros Hampartzoomian were implicated as planning and directing the organization from Chicago headquarters, with ties to the London founded Hunchakiat. The group allegedly used blackmail and secret files to fund operations as authorities seek the suspected chief.
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Notlety
Chutjian
Odessa
Bedros Hampartzoomian
Tarshenjian
Bedros Hamphrtzoomian
Allese
Imurderer
Bhe
Archer Avenue
Chicago
Hovhanes
Tatshanjian
New York
Joe Bilshkiam
Bilshkiam
Chicago Society
Hunchukiat Wich
London
Armenia
Bilshklam
Ihunchakiat
Chicago Reader
Sociery
Shinpey
Foo
Defeat for Wadsworth as caucus backs apportionment bill
The Assembly caucus agrees to accept the Senate apportionment bill ending the stalemate over senate district lines. The plan joins Livingston and Steuben as Speaker Wadsworth’s home county district with Senator Lully’s. The move signals a practical surrender and may allow the extraordinary session to adjourn tomorrow.
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Assembly
Senate
Wadsworth
Ile Assembly
al Imates
Tiong
Livingston
Steuben
Lully
Elevator Boy Hero Clears Path as Fire Traps Twenty Girls
A blaze in the Pope Building near Columbus Avenue and backed by Pope Manufacturing Company started on the top floor of the Turner Picture Frame Company. About twenty girls working there escaped via the elevator after Arthur E Richards kept the lift running despite smoke, controlling the fire until everyone on upper floors got out.
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Boston
Pope
St Columbus Avenue
Pope Manufacturing Company
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Turner Picture Frame Company
Arthur E Richards
Burned Seaman Fane Faces Poor Outlook At Chelsea
Boston reports from the U S naval hospital Chelsea say Seaman Fane worsened at dusk and is critically ill. Seamen Meese Thomas and Bush show no improvement and remain in danger. Other victims are recovering and out of danger as heat related deaths mount in St Louis with six deaths and fifteen prostrations in twenty four hours.
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Ehiego
Chicago Musicians Union
Jere
Focal Union
Boston
Georgia
United States Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Fane
Meese Thomas
Bush
Lux
St. Loma
Louis
Battle Over Father's Will Draws Pension Chief's Accusations
United States Commissioner of Pensions Vespasian Warner testifies that his stepmother Isabella Robinson Warner is of negro blood, alleging fraud in an ante nuptial agreement with John Warner. He asserts a taint of the bloodline through Warner's sisters, with deposition plans from across the United States. The dispute centers on a will leaving his widow Jayheila Robinson Warner annuity and cash, while heirs challenge dower rights and claim misrepresentation.
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Commissioner of Pensions
Washington Post
Vespasian Warner
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Minals
Isabella Robinson Warner
John Warner
Cochrane
Circuit Court
Araballa Warner Bell
Minnie Warner Meter
United States
Bac
Jayheila Robinson Warner
Toon
Warner
Clinton
Isabelle Robinson
Wills Robinson
Vrs Warner Gays
Jobn Warner
Aracells Warner Bell
Minnie Warney Mettler
Steven Robinson
Norway
Ohio
Maxim Saves Two Lives in Lake Rescue by One-Armed Inventor
Hudson Maxim, one armed inventor of the Maxim gun, jumped into Lake Hopatcong at Maxim Park to rescue Miss Marz of Anchor Lodge and Miss Susie Williams, who were drowning. Both women were pulled to shore in a difficult effort and are in serious condition from shock and exhaustion.
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Washington Post
Morristown
Hudson Maxim
Lake Hopatcong
Miss Marz
Susien Wiliams
Maxim Park
Anchor Lodge
Miss Wittlems
Maxim
Miss Williams
BERI BERI AMONG BRAZILIAN SQUADRON AT NORFOLK
Seven beri beri cases develop among ships of the Brazilian squadron in Norfolk harbor. Patients removed to Portsmouth Hospital with two in critical condition. Local physicians report the outbreak attracting widest attention.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth Hospital
Columbia San Pedro collision toll raises questions on rescue
The San Francisco report lists 160 survivors from 257 aboard the Columbia and San Pedro, with 16 added to the survivor list. Sixteen names are added today including Mrs O A Lewis and other passengers. three bodies recovered, 96 still unaccounted for, and crew members missing. The Pomona brought one survivor ashore and no bodies, crowding the dock as officials screened arrivals.
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Columbia San Pedro
Shelter Cove
O A Lewis
Pasadena
Cal
Minety
B Beriever
Prescott
Iowa
Jacob Kuro
Coléwath Kans
Armand Cardoette
New Bedford
Muss
Lewis
Edwin Wal
Winklehiock
Dune Poplar Bluff
Anels
Oakland
Blanche
Musser
Salt Lake City
Ruby Cooper
Charles McCoy Oller
Alpin
Drnt Mann
Sator Land
Paul Hinner
Issing
R Anderson Franklin
Jeechman
Alma Bahieen
J Benson
A Bernal
Jane x
Gest
Gertrude Butler
E Butler
W E Butler
R B Cannon
Clara Carpenter
W Carpenter
Clashy
L Clasby
Marion Clasby
Steven Clashy
EB Cornell
F Cornell
Drake Jr
Cc Derham
K Bagalge
Mins Machi Getter
Bianche
R Gordon
A Gray
A Happ
H Harrington
Hayden
E Hill
Alma
Kellar
Effie
Grace
Florence Lewis
I & Young
Liggett Ray Lewis
B Lippman
Lewis Malkas
Lewis Malkus
Julia Matek
Marc John & MecFadyn
Margaret McKearney Chew Moch
Louise G Nake
Nellie A Nake
Mery Parsons
J & Pad
Mes J & Paw
Frances Schroeder
Cora Schull
Sarah Schull
A Smith
Wiliam Soules
George S Parks
D Springer
Elsie May Stone
Todd WC
Todd
BR Wallace
Edna Wallace
Waller Walllam Wailer
W White
F Wison
Coa Winslow
C A Winslow
H P Winters
Roland Winters
H Wright
Frank J
M. Mayo
Merrill John Muier
Premus & Silva
Esther Spieler
A ' Blocker
Pacific Coast Steamshin Company
Prasenger
Pomona
Hureka
Columbia
A Letchell
Ths City
Pacffc Coast
Columbias
Pacific Coast Company
Jane
Pomonas
Suit to Foreclose on Broadway Corner Mortgage
The Hamilton Nations Bank of Chicago files suit in the Supreme Court to foreclose a mortgage on the southeast corner of Broadway and Twenty sixth street occupied by Martins case. Defendants include Richardson T Gibson Preston J Gibson Warwick E Montgomery and Supreme Court Justice Edward D White as trustees. The complaint cites five notes totaling 2512 dollars due December 18 1906 with last contact from Gibson indicating he was en route to raise funds.
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Washington
New York
Hamilton Nations Bank of Chicago
Supreme Court
Broadway
Twenty Sixth Street
Martins
Richardson T Gibson
Preston J Gibson
Marshall Field
Chicago
Warwick E Montgomery
Edward D Whte
Gilbert M Woods
Teichard T Herrick
Gibson
Hall Seeks New Trial In Murder Case At Karlsruhe
Reported efforts for Karl Hall to secure a retrial follow a dramatic German court case. Molitor women fear mob violence, sheltered in courthouse rooms until police escorted them to the Baden Baden train, amid crowds denouncing the verdict. Officials hope a new trial may occur in November with fresh jurors, while the presiding judge’s conduct and the prosecutor’s methods draw scrutiny. Newsrooms nationwide publish pamphlets detailing proceedings and legal experts debate the outcome. The incident spurred public demonstrations and calls for procedural review. A Niagara Falls excursion is advertised for August 2 with train and carriage options.
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Molitor
Httlingen
Karlsruhe
Baden Baden
Olga Molitor
Berlin
Karl Hall
Haus
Hall
Deadly siege in a bold naval land assault at Fort Hunt
An imagined July 2 battle unfolds as District guardsmen defend Fort Hunt against a landing by Col Ogwen's forces. Artillery and mortars engage a flagship as 100 militiamen led by Lieut Col O Brien repel the assault, with Col O Brien at the center directing fierce close combat and heroic endurance amid heavy fictitious casualties.
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Ogwen
Jack Tars
Stet
Fort Washington Md
Fort Hunt
Washington
National Guard Cauight
Marshall Hall
O Brien
Waterloo
Partes
Jdemons
Tihtac Manemerng
Nft
Fort Hunt Correll
Woodman
Ata
Col Coffin
Battle Worth War Tuned at Fort Washington
At Fort Washington Maryland the dawn patrols report a somber mood after a night engagement. Soldiers appear exhausted after repulsing enemy forces in a hard fought defense with exhausting endurance and steady firepower.
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Fort Washington
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