Dr Guy Guilty of Manslaughter in First Degree
New York June 22 Dr Samuel S Guy coroner of Queens County was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree in the murder of his wife. Justice Jaycox sentenced him to fifteen years but good behavior may cut the term to nine years and five months. The trial in Flushing recalled a witness as prosecutors pressed defense. Guy protested his innocence in court claiming his wife was his best friend.
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Washington Post
New York
Samuel 5
Guy
Queens County
Supreme Court
Jaycox
State
Flushing
Grege
Queens
Warrin
Gruilty
Jimmmey Gregg
Dr. Guy
Mr. Mathot
Sing Sing
Dr. Gay
Annie Hansen
Mathot
Two Missourians plead guilty in land fraud scheme
A report to Judge Lewis cites about seventy indictments across several states for alleged coal timber land frauds. B F Jettgr and C B Van Trees of Butler Missouri pleaded guilty in Missouri district court to conspiracy, fined 1000 dollars and four months in jail. The scheme involved selling soldiers declaratory statements to new buyers and pressuring relinquishments to defraud the government. A similar plan is reported for the Huntley irrigation project in Montana.
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Denver
Colo
General Land Office
B. F. Jettgr
C.B. van Trees
Butler
United Statesistrict Court
Missouri
Rosebud
South Dakota
McKinley Heirs Sue Over Canton Real Estate Transfer
Canton Ohio June 22 R 8 Shields administrator of Abner McKinley estate sues Anna Allen and daughter Mabel McKinley Baer to set aside a Canton real estate transfer alleged to defraud creditors. Estate value reportedly insufficient to pay claims. William McKinley estate shares may cover debts.
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Canton
Ohio
Shields
Abner McKinley
Anna Allen
Mabel McKinley Baer
Ase McKinley
Faithful man dies after fall from window
Special report from Raleigh North Carolina notes the death of Jute Bz.-Mation Love a seventy year old Black man who leaped from a height and died in a hospital. The fragmentary text indicates injuries from a fall and hospital treatment.
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Washington, Post
Raleigh
N. C
Mark Twain at Windsor garden party delighting 3000 guests
Mark Twain drew 3000 guests at Windsor Castle for a royal garden party. He greeted King Edward, Queen Alexandra, and many notables, shared jokes with Ellen Terry, and praised the Queen’s youthful appearance. Twain joked about buying Windsor grounds and recalled Hamburg waters with the King.
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London
Mark Twain
Whidsor
Windsor
John Henaiker Heaton
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Fridtjof . Nansen
Sir Henry Mortimer
Durand
Ellen Terry
Miss Terry
Ambassador Reid
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Twain
Mr. Clemens
Windsor Castle
Nim
Siam
Duke of
Connaught
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Prince Arthur
Oxford
Mark’ Twain
Fragmentary social page slang hints at a high society gathering
The readable scraps describe a social assembly with mention of a queen figure, hats, and attire. It notes a representative gathering of prominent persons, though many words are garbled.
Van Alen Is Now Hospitalized After Disappearance Mystery
James J Van Alen, who vanished from Newport two weeks ago while rumors swirled about European travel, is hospitalized at Dr William T Bull's private surgical hospital 28 West Thirty third Street. He is recovering from a serious operation, the exact procedure not disclosed.
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Washington Post
New York
Ture
James J
Newport
Europe
Newport Society
Roosevelt
Mr. van Alen
William T. Bull
West Thirty-third Street
Pittsburgh Wreck Kills Conductor and Injures Ten
A New Haven passenger train wreck in Pittsburghs South Twenty first street yards left conductor Joseph Wright of West Newton dead and ten passengers injured. Hospitals report serious injuries to several, including a farmer from Port Perry and a laborer from Aliquippa. Rescue crews worked quickly as thousands gathered, with the accident site signaling a broken switch and cars torn free.
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Pittsburg
Ellis
Belek
New Haven
Monongahela
Youghiogheny
Pittsburg and
Lake Hrie
South Twenty-first Street
Joseph
Wright
West Newton
St. Joseph's ‘Hospital
Omei Main
McGuire
Farmer
Port Perry
Legn
John' Laxoff
Ali
Ralph Peberty
McKeesport
Nesbit
Kelly
Ana
Lett Elaviele
Sohn Stinmer
Allauipps
T. Jurad
Mercer Hospital
Mra
Mary Sarding
McKeenport
Hague Meetings Secret and Hidden Conference Notes
Fragmentary notes describe secret Hague meetings and committees with references to June dates, conferences and possible travel guidance. Mentions Mount Airn resorts and Western points, plus agents at 19 Pennsylavnia Avenue and rail routes for tours and rates.
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Nova Scot
Conault
Atiar
G& Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Jer
Wey Avenue
C Street
Senator Dick’s Turmoil Mirrors Fading Campaign Drive
A fragment hints at Senator Dick venting during a long country drive in a two seated carriage, with tensions rising over campaign momentum and public events. The OCR reads uncertainly but suggests political strain and a disruptive moment in the Senators’ itinerary.
Enem y hired slayer former convict tied to Palham murder
New York June 22 A Bronx contractor Joseph Murray is said to repeat a tale that a former convict hired to kill a rich Pelham needle dealer Tullug Rosenheimer aimed to murder him. Murray claims the ex-convict confessed plotting the death with a friend and claimed a job was to be done tomorrow night near Murray’s yard.
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Washington Post
New York
Joseph Murray
Bronx
Tullug ‘Rosenheimer
Palham
Murray
Stormer
Congiat
Victaity
Mourt
Vernon
Petham
Herte
Dané
Everett
Pinkerton
Chained Insurrection Case Reported In Fragmentary Text
Fragmented OCR text describes a chained insur action with restraint of hands and feet, a theft of yarn, and partial references to a Southern Railway and a person named Faye. Details are unclear and several words are garbled. Risks of misinterpretation are high due to the damaged source.
Inez Sprague Weds as Washington Scandal Echoes
The Washington Post reports a secret marriage linking Inez Sprague to Henry William Stiness, son of a Rhode Island Supreme Court justice. The ceremony occurred at St Stephen's Church with two witnesses. The Sprague family saga, tied to Kate Chase and Gov William Sprague, is described as a major social scandal with high society implications in East Side circles.
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Roscoe Cantiling
Scandial
Virginia Girl
Rhode, Island
Washington Post
Providence
William Sprague
Rhode Island
Ants
Misa Inez, Sprague
Henry William ‘Stiness
John H. Stiness
State Supreme Bench
William ©. Douglas
St. Stephen's, Church
Herbert W. Barker
East Side
Gerritt
Wheaton
Cleveland
Europe
Alice
Kate Chase
Sprague
Katé Chase
Salmon Pp. Chase
Lincoln
Canis
Rozeos-Conkling
New York
Hota
Inez Sprague
Virginia
William
Slster
Avis
Denver
Orestes A. Weed
Katherine
Derouth
Brooklins
Mass
Gov. Sprague
Kate Chase Sprague
Brentwood
St.Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Fifteen Hurt In Collision Between Trolley and Wagon
In Brooklyn late tonight a trolley car collided with a fire insurance patrol wagon. Fifteen people were injured including several women and girls. Three passengers are reported fatally hurt, with others sent to hospitals for cuts and bruises.
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New York
Frollgy
Brooklyn
Robert, Baxter
John
Ann
Bright Star Aly Captures Skywatchers with Naked Eye
Observers report Aly shining vividly in the night sky, visible without instruments. Amateur astronomers note its steady glow and position relative to known constellations as a striking beacon for stargazers.
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Aly
Balloon Mishap Claims Thirteen Died in Chesapeake Bay
Fragmentary report notes a balloon accident near Chesapeake Beach resulting in thirteen fatalities. Details are incomplete but timetable references June to July 1907 and mentions the Young Missionary Movement. Names and exact circumstances are unclear due to damaged text.
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Askaetie
Retarai
Young Missionary Movement
Guilty of Killing His Wife Headlines Today
In a front page true crime item a man stands trial for the murder of his spouse as national papers report verdicts and ongoing legal proceedings. Additional features include cultural notes and syndicated columns across sections.
Duel With White Hot Iron Ends in Hospital Fight
In Pittsburgh on June 22 two former cavalrymen Louis Yurick and Adam Bulick fought a broadsword like duel with white hot iron bars at the Carnegie Steel Company yard. The men, both skilled fencers, clashed after a prank over missing shoes, were restrained after five minutes and taken to hospital with burns. police charged both with assault and battery.
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Weahington Pont
Pittsburg
Louis Yurick
Adam Buck
Twenty-ninth “Street
Carnegie Steel Company
Stout
Yurick
Bulick
Burick
United States Army
Gray
Striking Frisco Telegraphers Strengthen Ranks
San Francisco June 22 There is no major change in the telegraphers strike asWestern Union and Postal operators run about the same number of workers and face delays. Strikers claim companies cannot hire enough to handle traffic and allege division chiefs deserted. Some businessmen discuss arbitration but no agreement is reached.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Western Union
Lastight
Western Union Division
T Iy
Keya
Pef
Big Ohio town goes dry in Beal law vote
Liverpool Ohio voters in a 22 June referendum chose dry status under Beal law defeating liquor licenses renewal. The decisive result closed 53 saloons and marked the city’s largest dry shift in state history. Local officials announced the outcome amid high turnout and a strong community debate.
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East
Liverpool
Ohio
Iity
Ohie
Yoon Iicenses
Revolt's End Near Relief for Grievances Bill Aimed at Frauds
Paris June 2 The wine frauds bill passed practically unanimously enabling immediate enforcement. Disorders in the south ease as troops return to barracks and bishops urge peace. President Fal lières declines interference. ministerial plans for royal visits and a Laurier dinner are canceled. Narbonne and Montpellier report calm with precautions. trains and bridges guarded and troops arriving.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Agde
Clemenceau
Fallieres
Royan
Bordeaux
Chambers of Commerce
Wilfrid Laurier
W. Fielding
Finance
I. P. Brodeur
France
Juatica
Falfieres
Elysee Palace
M.ferroul
Narbonne
Republic
Cuturres
Paulhan
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