Dr Guy Guilty of Manslaughter in First Degree
New York judge sentences Dr Samuel Guy, coroner of Queens, to fifteen years in Sing Sing for the murder of his wife. The jury acquits of second degree murder, finds manslaughter. defense pleads for leniency while Guy tearfully protests his innocence and recounts the couple’s troubled April events. He faces nine years and five months with good behavior.
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Sing Sing
Washington Post
New York
Samuel 5
Guy
Queens County
Supreme Court
Jaycox
State
Flushing
Grege
Queens
Warrin
Gruilty
Jimmmey Gregg
Dr. Guy
Mr. Mathot
Sprague
Katé Chase
Salmon Pp. Chase
Lincoln
Canis
Rozeos-Conkling
Hota
Inez Sprague
Virginia
William
Slster
Avis
Denver
Orestes A. Weed
Katherine
Derouth
Brooklins
Mass
Gov. Sprague
Land fraud indictments hit multiple states
A Denver report notes a special grand jury returned about seventy indictments against men from Colorado Wyoming Nebraska New Mexico Utah Nevada Wisconsin and Missouri for alleged coal timber mining and land frauds. Two Missouri men B F Jettcr and C B Van Trees pleaded guilty in Missouri court to conspiracy and were fined and jailed.
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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 Real Estate Transfer
Canton Ohio June 22 R 8 Shields administrator of Abner McKinley estate sues Anna Allen and daughter Mabel McKinley Baer to undo a Canton real estate transfer to Abner’s wife in 194. The suit alleges insolvent conditions and that the transfer aimed to defraud creditors owed about 160000 while the William McKinley estate would provide payment.
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Canton
Ohio
Shields
Abner McKinley
Anna Allen
Mabel McKinley Baer
Ase McKinley
Faith proves fatal in Raleigh fall from window
A seventy year old Black man named Jute Bz.-Mation Love died in a Raleigh hospital after leaping from a faulty window rail. The incident occurred today and investigators seek to determine whether broken bonds and a fall from the upper window caused the fatal injuries.
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Washington, Post
Raleigh
N. C
Mark Twain Tops Windsor Garden Party Guest List
Mark Twain drew about 3,000 guests at a Windsor garden party hosted by King Edward. He spoke with the King and Queen Alexandra, met Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and Ellen Terry, and teased a pending purchase of Windsor Castle grounds. The humorist recalled a 1891 walk with the King at Homburg and praised the Queen’s youthfulness.
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London
Mark Twain
Whidsor
Windsor
John Henniker 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
Representative Social Assembly in King Haward’s Reign
A garbled fragment describes a social gathering described as representative, with a mix of prominent persons. The text mentions King Haward’s reign and various addresses and attendees, but detailed facts are unreadable. The piece appears to be a social note or archival blurb from a historical period, lacking clear dates or locations.
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Haward
Van Alen In Hospital After Mysterious Disappearance
James J Van Alen, missing from his Newport home two weeks ago, is now reported to be recovering from a serious operation at Dr William T Bull's private surgical hospital 28 West Thirty third street New York. Officials kept the operation details confidential as Newport society weighs possible causes and rumors fade.
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Washington Post
New York
James J
Newport
Europe
Newport Society
Roosevelt
Mr. van Alen
William T. Bull
West Thirty-third Street
Pittsburg Wreck Kills Conductor and Injures Ten
A New Haven to Pittsburgh train wrecked in the yards at South Twenty-first Street. Conductor Joseph Wright of West Newton was crushed to death. Ten passengers were injured, with several in critical condition at St Joseph's and Mercer Hospitals. Names include McGuire Port Perry and McKeesport residents among the injured. a defective switch is suspected. Large crowds at the scene aided rescue efforts.
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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 Routes for Rail Tours
A fragment describes secret Hague meetings and committees behind closed doors. It mentions conferences in Nova Scotia and Western points, and suggests consulting agents at 19 Pennsylvania Avenue or nearby streets for rail tour rates and routes.
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Nova Scot
Conault
Atiar
G& Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Jer
Wey Avenue
C Street
Senator Dick Clears Road With Angry Dented Carriage
A fragmentary report describes Senator Dick furious after a long country drive in a two-seated carriage. The Iter could not be seen at the event, and references to the four men remain unclear in the text.
Enem y hired slayer former convict linked to Palham murder
New York June 22 A Bronx contractor Joseph Murray was shown a tale that a former convict hired to kill wealthy Pelham needle dealer Rosenheimer may be the killer. Murray claimed the ex-convict said he was sent to "drop a man" and wanted a rich victim at Pelham. Reporters flocked to verify the claim as Pinkerton detectives searched for the source of the sensational story.
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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
Fragmentary OCR Note Highlights Chain of Burglary Suspect
A distorted text fragment references restraint and theft, mentioning chained insur and a suspect taken and overpowered. Names, dates, and locations are garbled, but the item centers on a reported crime event with a suspect restrained and yarn taken, leaving many unreadable details.
Inez Sprague Weds as Skewed National Family Saga Surfaces
Washington Post reports a deeply public Rhode Island political dynasty faces a secret marriage by Inez Sprague to Henry William Stiness. Amid scandal and elite witnesses the ceremony occurs at St Stephen's Church with two male attendees.
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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
Fifteen Hurt in Brooklyn Crash Involving Wagon
Fifteen persons injured in a collision late at night in Brooklyn. A wagon turned over on the sidewalk and its crew harmed. Several passengers on a trolley car also injured, with three believed fatally hurt. Names and details incomplete in the report.
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New York
Frollgy
Brooklyn
Robert, Baxter
John
Ann
The Naked Eye and the Bright Star Aly
A fragment notes observations of the night sky mentioning the bright star named Aly visible to the naked eye, suggesting a casual astronomy remark or diary entry about stellar visibility without instruments.
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Aly
Balloon Mishap Kills Ten at Chesapeake Beach
A fragmentary report notes a balloon accident resulting in ten deaths at Chesapeake Beach. Details are unclear but reference is made to a light and an explosion. Other items mention schedules, reader money, a petition, and a forthcoming June to July events in 1907.
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Narbonne
Sloan's
Sloan
Index to Today's Issue Highlights Wide Range of Features
The page catalog lists sections from guilty verdicts and trials to Taft reports, editorials, society notes, and world news. It notes magazine features, plays, art, and women’s topics, with sports, comics, and miscellaneous pages.
Duel With Hot Iron Bars At Steel Mill In Pittsburg
June 22 Pittsburg two former cavalrymen Louis Yurick and Adam Bulick fought a duel with white hot iron bars at Carnegie Steel Company Twenty ninth street villa. They paused only when exhausted and were hospitalized. Police charged each 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
Frisco Telegraphers Strike Strengthens Ranks
San Francisco June 22 There is no major change to the telegraphers strike at night. Western Union and Postal report similar worker counts as yesterday and plan to hire more in a few days. Strikers claim insufficient operators to handle business and accuse company chiefs of desertion. Business leaders discuss arbitration but no agreement yet.
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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 high turnout election, chose to prohibit saloons. The Beal law result placed the city 24,000 population as the largest dry community in Ohio. The vote against renewal of liquor licenses set a 293 to 53 majority, closing fifty-three saloons.
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East
Liverpool
Ohio
Iity
Ohie
Yoon Iicenses
Revolt's End Near Relief for Grievances
Paris June 2 Chamber of Deputies passes wine frauds bill enabling immediate effect and addressing main grievances of wine growers. South quiets, troops return to barracks with minor losses. bishops urge restraint. President Falieres declines intervention. some arrests linked to local loyalist units. Narbonne and Montpellier report calm but tense patrols. trains and bridges guarded. Sunday potential demonstrations feared.
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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
Montpellier
Montpelier
Arerive
M. Leulier
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Rhode, Island
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Wheaton
Cleveland
Alice
Kate Chase Sprague
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St.Vincent's Orphan Asylum
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