Loving Faces Jury Daughter Weeps At Trial
The Washington Post reports the trial of former Judge William G. Loving for the murder of Theodore Estes moves quickly. Prosecution rests after two hours as witnesses say Estes offered no resistance and Loving confronted him with a gun after a buggy ride with Loving's daughter Elizabeth.
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Feud Sparks Shooting At Broker Leo De Wolf Office
Maj Lemuel Harper attempted to kill broker Leo De Wolf in De Wolf’s Columbia Bank office in Pittsburg. Adolphus Adams helped subdue Harper after a five minute struggle as five shots misfired. Harper jailed without bail pending felonious shooting charges.
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Acting Panamanian President Sworn In Amid Assembly Crowd
Gen. Q Orbaldia, Panama's minister to the United States, is sworn in as acting President before the national assembly. President Amador, on six months leave, will depart tomorrow. Also note: an auction of high quality Persian rugs and carpets at Sladin's, 1407 Gat., today at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. to cover cash advances and related charges.
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Emperor Is Publicly Challenged In New Proclamations
In St Petersburg on June 24 the Social Revolutionists and Group of Toll deputies, 133 strong, issued manifestos urging the people to continue by force the struggle for land liberty and representation. They accuse the Emperor of breach of faith, claim Parliament perished defending rights, and say the government will only yield to force through organized sustained action. Local Democrats of the late Parliament mostly jailed, plan their own manifestos later.
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Vagrant Embezzler Arrested Confesses In Bloomington Theft
O E Browyn, reportedly cashier at Big Four Railroad in Bloomington Illinois, confessed to embezzling 25000 dollars. He says a spree with two women in Memphis led to loss of the money, and he fled by train then worked as a common laborer near Butte Montana before capture. He claims to be educated and refined.
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Woelfing divorce case resumes in Geneva court
In Geneva on June 24 the Woelfing divorce trial resumed. Former Archduke Leopold of Austria, now Herr Woelfing, stated he did not seek the divorce to resume rank and honors but to live as a plain citizen. Servants described the plaintiff's misery caused by his wife.
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Ship Wrecked Near Corral. Many Perish In Pacific Steam Ship
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's coasting steamer Santiago, 1,366 tons, bound Panama to the south coast of South America, wrecked fifty miles north of Corral after a heavy squall. One passenger and one officer saved. remainder of passengers and crew reported perished. The vessel, with four passengers and eighty seven crew, left Corral with engines out of order and attempted to return to Valparaiso. A sister ship Arequipa sank in a Valparaiso storm four years ago with many lives lost. The Arequipa incident echoes the recent loss of the Santiago, confirmed by cablegram from Liverpool.
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Bank Runner Robbed in Bold City Plot on Busy Street
Roscoe C Bangs, 18, bank substitute runner, was robbed between 2 and 2 30 PM on a crowded New York avenue segment. He left his bicycle and wallet with about 952.75 in money and checks after cashing a $100 cheque, forcing him to chase suspects through a car ride. detectives Horn and Barbee are on the case.
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Harrodsburg Suit Over Kidney Pills Defamation
Col. Jack Chinn of Harrodsburg Kentucky filed a $25000 suit against Foster Milburn Company of Elchira New Jersey. The firm distributed an almanac showing a doctored portrait and forged signature claiming he endorsed kidney pills. Chinn says he never took the pills and the hoax caused him mental distress and public ridicule.
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VETOES NEW RECOUNT BILL IN NEW YORK
Acting Mayor Patrick F Magowan vetoed the recount bill calling it unconstitutional vicious and unfair He warns 100000 ballots would require court review and long costly delays The measure returns to the legislature for possible override Hearst counsel seeks commission to recount last mayoral election ballots with June 27 hearing set in Brooklyn Supreme Court
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Heir to Estate Dies After Learning of Wealth
Washington Pa June 24 two men die after learning they inherited large fortunes. William Breene a day laborer collapsed after being told his father left 1000000? no, 40000 unclear in Ohio will. Frank Grandle of Norwalk Conn drowned himself after learning his share of a 40000 estate. Both thought to be overwhelmed by joyous news.
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Norwalk
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Death in Tornadoes Rips Medicine Lodge and Kalamazoo
Tornadoes struck Medicine Lodge Kansas injuring five seriously and leaving one missing. Names include Mrs Beil Miss Mary Griffith and several injured in internal and limb injuries. The Long residence and secretary’s home sustained damage. A Kalamazoo cyclone at Recreation Park killed Willam Wiedmays at 2 30 this morning.
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Mich
Ten Injured In Collision Near North Attleboro
A June 24 crash on the Interstate Consolidated Street Railway lines between North Attleboro and Attleboro Center left ten injured, one fatally believed. Motorman James Harding suffered internal injuries and fractures to both arms and legs. the well-filled electric cars collided on a curve.
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Attleboro
Gays Orchard Lies Prisoner Not in the Plot Admitted
A man from Gays Orchard confessed to fighting the militia. He asserted he was not part of the planned action and claimed his role remained separate from the plot. Authorities are investigating the extent of his involvement and potential connections to others.
Five were killed and twenty hurt in New York Central wreck near Pittsford
Rochester dispatch reports that on the Auburn Branch of the New York Central Railroad a passenger train crashed into a freight train at 11 PM near Pittsford. Five people died including Emmet Lyons and Miles S Cutting. twenty or more were injured with multiple serious injuries and amputations noted. Names span Rochester, Lockport, East Buffalo, and nearby towns as investigators sort out cause.
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Fish Jr Discovering Railroading In Muskogee
Stuyvesant Fish Jr son of the former Illinois Central president, is working as an assistant station agent for Frisco in Muskogee Oklahoma. He says he is learning the business from the bottom up and has been in town about a week keeping his identity quiet until today. He has a hotel suite and plans to start a railroad career there.
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Prisoner Confesses Stabbing Wealthy Needle Maker
Italian immigrant Benedetto Gentile, held on suspicion in the murder of Julius Rosenheimer, a Pelham needle manufacturer, confessed in court to stabbing him with a stiletto claiming motive of wealth. Rosenheimer was beaten to death, not stabbed, and Gentile’s strange behavior led to a hospital examination of his mental condition.
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Suit Alleges Harriman Plot To Undercut Railway Stock
New York June 24 Henry M Walker of New Jersey sues Edward H Harriman and others in the US Circuit Court alleging breach of contract and conspiracy to block the Portland Nehalem and Tillamook Railway project in Oregon. Walker seeks $500000 damages, a receiver, bonding orders, and stock and cash payments. He accuses Harriman of transferring the railway charter, rendering stock worthless, causing insolvency of a California loan firm, and opposing the project to protect Harriman’s regional monopoly. He claims bonds were not delivered and asks recovery of 2400 shares and $35000, plus cancellation of transfers and restoration of an Oregon franchise.
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Senator Warns on States Rights and Congressional Power
A Pennsylvania senator told Yale Law class that recent legislation prompts proposals to use Congress to achieve aims beyond national jurisdiction, arguing for dual form of government and stressing states' rights.
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Federal regulation underpins free commerce against state-manipulated blocks
Mr Knox argues that interstate commerce power cannot embargo lawful state products or override state internal policies. He cites irregularities like rebates and preferential service as reasons for federal regulation to restore equality, noting the Constitution's enduring, people-preserved framework.
Knox defines federal power over commerce at Yale Law
Special to The Washington Post reports Senator Philander C Knox of Pennsylvania delivering Yale Law School's commencement address in Hendrie Hall. He argues for strong federal regulation to prevent interstate abuses, notes abuses from monopolies and rebates, and cites suits affirming broad power over commerce to ensure freedom and equality in interstate and foreign trade.
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