Kinnanaglew Investigators at Odds Over Inquest Actions
New York June 25 The preliminary examination into the murder of Mrs Alice C D Kinnan ends for the coroner and may continue under Assistant District Attorney Cardoza. The coroner plans an inquest within a week and may summon Mrs Louise Stenton, while a man named Hastings described a short dark man fleeing the Stenton home near Briggs Avenue around the murder time. Detected inquiry centers on a possible sighting and the man with a moustache and peculiar gait.
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Washington
York
Alice C.D. Kinnan
McDonald
Cardoza
Iis
Burton W. Cibenn
Pricer
Hastings
Lecetta Ryan
Stenton Home
Ima
Stenton
Three Suspects Held After Post Office Arrest
Riley Rock age 30 of Hit N street NW Walter Hurdle 27 of 718 Sixth Street NW and Columbus Wilson of 306 A Street NW were arrested last night in front of the post office by Sergt Lee and Detective Muller First precinct on suspicion of robbery. Rock and Wardle had hammers when searched at the station. The three men were locked up.
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Riley Rock
Multiple Funeral Notices Reach Readers in June 1906
A string of funeral notices and obituaries from June 1906 announces calls for services across New York and surrounding areas. Entries include Caroline Flatt Call wife of ex Senator Call of Florida, Mary A Lyon daughter of Daniel and Howard Lyon, Catherine J Riss wife of Fran W Hier, and Renhy K Telton at Madison Barracks. Interments are private or at Arlington or local cemeteries. services vary by church, residence, and date.
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Mondoy
New York
Caroline Flatt Call
Call
Florida
Oak 101 Chapel
Cowsill
Samuel Cons
Lyons
Mary A
Daniel and Howord Lyonag
Margaret Curtin
St. Joseph's Church
Salenta
Richards
Sp. Im
I Lata U. Richards
Assasder
Atrax Om
Catherine J
Fran WL. Hier
Deuehter
Esther C. Rowman
Sleet Hutte
Et & Cetock
Esteai I Terment
Prospect
War ship cannon explodes injuring crew near Tromp
Trondhiem reports a cannon on the Dutch warship Tromp exploded during a salute killing one sailor and wounding three as King Haakon visited. The king praised President Roosevelt's courtesy to Ambassador Graves and spoke of a future meeting. Mrs Graves narrowly escaped a falling lamp as they prepared to depart for Stockholm.
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Washington
Trondhiem
Tromp
Haakon
Charles H Graves
Roose Lvelt
France Faces Large Deficit From Moroccan Crisis Expenditures
Paris June 26 Finance Minister Poincare introduced the budget in the Chamber of Deputies showing a substantial deficit due to extraordinary military preparations during the Moroccan crisis amounting to 50 million dollars. A further 50 million dollars owed to increased expenditures from internal reforms calls for a loan to cover the first item and tax rearrangements for the second.
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Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
7 Er
Resolution Spurs Russian Action Against Jewish Massacres
A US Senate resolution condemning Russian Jewish massacres at Bialystok is praised for pressuring reforms. It notes Congress urged restraint and diplomacy while signaling a global call for justice. The measure is seen as energizing Russian officials to curb violent disorder and protect minorities.
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Bialystok
Senate
House
Congress
Russia
Hend
State Department
Bilystok
Foreign Secretary rejects breaking ties over Jewish massacres
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary rejects calls to sever diplomatic relations with Russia over anti Semite violence against Jews. He says the planned visit of the British Channel Fleet to Russia is a courtesy act and not a response to Russia’s internal affairs. He notes no change in policy and urges postponing further questions until July budget debate.
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London
Charle Trevelyan
House of Commons
Russia
Russi
Nex
William Evans- Gordon
Great Britain
Rusasia
Servin
Alexander
Draga
Foreign Office
Concession to the Jews at Court Presentation Day
King Edward changes the presentation day to Thursday June 38 to accommodate Jewish people. The move ends Friday courts that blocked Jewish participation and is seen as a major social season breakthrough likely to influence attitudes abroad. Vienna reports renewed speculation over Foreign Minister Goluchows resigning and a possible replacement by Count Mensdorff-Pouilly-Dietrichstein.
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Edward
London
Edwardy
Russia
Vienna
Goluchows
Count Mensdorff-Pouilly-Dietrichstein
Mutinous Troops and Anti-Jewish Fears Roil Vladikavkaz
Reports from Vladikavaz Caucasia describe mutinous artillerymen attacking the officers club and a broad uprising risk. Delegates from regiments adopted a resolution to defend citizens against alleged anti Jewish outbreaks, while disputes flare with authorities. Violent clashes, plunder, and arrests ripple through Poltava Kharkoff and Morshansk as coverage warns of possible broader revolt and calls for cabinet changes.
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Vladikavaz
Caucasia
Black Hundred
St. Petersburg
Vladikavas
Orour
Avibds
Zherusski
Czar Plans Summer Cruise to Finnish Archipelago
Imperial family prepares a summer voyage to Lenginkoshe Castle near Kotka in the Finnish archipelago, a favored retreat of Alexander III. The exact departure date is not announced due to strict court procedure. last year’s trip leaked via the imperial yacht’s chief cook.
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St. Petersburg
Lenginkoshe Castle
Kotka
Alexander Ici
Nicholas
William
Kaiser Takes Cruise With Large Kiel Yachts Run
A Kiel to Eckernfoerde course of fifty two miles featured yachts Meteor Hamburg Iduna Clara Susanne Orion Navahoe Comet and other large vessels with Emperor aboard the Meteor. The Hamburg steamer will host the party for the night and the fleet will return to Kiel tomorrow. Wellman and the Chicago Record Herald Arctic expedition leader arrived at Trondhjem and will sail to Tromsoe by steamer tomorrow.
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Eckernfoerde
Meteor
Hamburg
Iduna
Clara
Susanne
Orion
Navahoe
Comet
Emperor William
Emperor
Wellman
Trondhjem
Walter ‘Wellman
Chicago Record
Herald Arctic Expedition
Tromsoe
Mayor and six policemen charged in railroad obstruction
Rock Island I June 28 Mayor GW McCashrin and six local police officers were charged with impeding and obstructing railway trains. They tore out sections of Burlington and Milwaukee tracks, repeating conduct from three months ago when enjoined. Traffic was delayed into the evening.
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Rock Island, I
GW. McCashrin
Burlington
Milwaukee
Plan Fight on Trust to Prosecute Standard Oil
The Attorney General prepares for criminal prosecutions against Standard Oil under the Sherman act. Federal grand juries will be convened in Chicago and Buffalo with DAs from Kansas City and Cleveland. special counsel Mattison and Kellogg assist. Indictments aimed at the Standard Oil Company and implicated railroads for rebates are planned.
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Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
United States
Washington
E. B. Dyer
Kansas City
Col. Brown
Buffalo
Charles Morrison
J.J. Sullivan
Cleveland
Kellogg
Northwestern’ Paper Trust
Pagin
Beef Trust
Mattison
Kellore
Standard Oil’ Company
Inp
Yesterdey
Grand Juries
Standard
Garfield
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Interstate “Commerce Commission
Bodies Identified in Alabama and Arkansas as Marshall Deaths
Reports from Birmingham and Little Rock allege two bodies are identified as the late contractor Mr. Marshall who disappeared. Clues tie the Birmingham body to his clothing, while a second decomposed body found near Rea Mountain, south of Birmingham, matches a description from the Marshall family. Authorities note conflicting identifications amid ongoing investigations.
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Birmingham
Ala
Marshall
Aindértaking
Ood
Marshal
Little Rock
Ark
St. Harris
Mr. Marshall
Rea’ Mountain
Robbers Fight Policemen in Elyria Three Escape
Three men believed Tob vers exchanged about twenty shots with four Elyria police officers late last night. One officer was lightly injured by a bullet as the robbers escaped. Authorities think the men planned to rob the Lake Shore and Michigan South am Railway station.
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Elyria
Ohio
Tob‘vers
Lake Shore
Michigan Southam
Woman Claims Fortune, Sent to Detention for Mental Exam
Mrs Irene Morse of St Louis says her husband J Morse left her a large estate and seeks Senate and presidential intercession. She was taken from the Metropolitan Hotel to the House of Detention for a mental examination today after sending a letter to the President. She alleges a plot against her, notes two marriages, and claims she has been traveling to secure evidence for the estate.
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St.Louis
J. Morse
Metropolitan Hotel
House of Detention
Morse
Dewey
Senate
Moree
John F. Elders
Boulevard Avenue
Bt. Louis
Irene
Hickers
Wich
St. Louis
New York City
Boy Shot by Companion on Jersey City Meadows
Special to The Washington Post reports fourteen-year-old Lewis Worcester of Philadelphia was seriously wounded in Jersey City’s meadows while three children headed to Coney Island. Companions Leo Mullin and Alma Yost, both fourteen and sixteen respectively, claim the shooting was accidental. Mullin’s tale describes an attempted train jumping and a dropped gun. Worcester’s condition was critical but hopeful, with police and the conductor aiding transport to City Hospital. Mullin and Alma were arraigned in Jersey City Criminal Court with bail set at $1,000. Alma detained as a witness.
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Washington Post
New York
Lewis Worcester
Philadelphia
City
Jersey City
Leo Mullin
Alma
Yost
Ste Soney Island
Young Worcester
Brandywine
Newark
Mullin
Worcester
Qar
Five Corners
Lea
Sind
Coney Island
Miss Yost
Germans Complain of U S Customs Treatment
Berlin reports in Cologne Gazette condemn United States policy since March 1 under the MFN tariff accord. German goods are said to be valued higher than before, sparking protests over customs administration and trade advantages. Wiesbaden tops Prussia's millionaire list with about 200 residents worth several millions each.
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Berlin
Cologne Gazette Today
United States
Germany
American Customs Administration
Washington Post
Prussian Income Tax Department
Prussia
Wiesbaden
Frank
Congressional nominations reach multiple districts in New England
Portland Democratic convention nominates James C Hamun for Congress in the First District while Atfred’s Amos L Allen is renominated by acclamation. In Lewiston Charles E B Littlefield wins Republican Second District nomination and in Bangor Tewellyn Powers is nominated by Republicans for re election in the Fourth District. In Expporia Kansas Democrats nominate John Wesley Moore of Marion for Congress as a tariff reform candidate.
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Portland
James C. Ham UN
Amos L. Alen
Atfred
Lewiston
Charles EB
Littlefield
Rockinol
Bangor
Tewellyn Powers
Houston
Meine
Expporia
Kans
Shire
Fourth Congressional District
John’ Wesley Moore
Marion
Congress
Moore
Maine Gubernatorial Nomination Fight Looms at State Convention
The June 26 edition from The Washington Post reports the Renubli van State convention opening tomorrow in Portland with Gov. William T. Cobb expected to be renominated by acclamation. A platform dispute arises over resubmission of the prohibition liquor issue as Cobb opposes it. attendees include Sen. Willa P. Frye, Rep. Charles B. Littlefield, and Amos L. Allen. Separately, a health bureau order directs 37 slaughterhouses in Portland to close due to unsanitary conditions amid 271 such facilities citywide.
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Maine
Washington Post
Ortland
Willa P. Frye
Cobb
Belief in Beer Use Endorsed by Clergy Figure
A rector urges sane beer and wine use, arguing moderation prevents harm. He cites home drinking with family and social beer with respected company as harmless, praising German beer gardens and Pabst Blue Ribbon as clean, pure, and wholesome. Doctors cited support moderate consumption.
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Vromnstald Ald
Hils
Germany
Cut His Wife's Throat Murder Case In Chicago District
A man named Hashand reportedly killed his wife in her sleep after returning to their Chicago home at night. He allegedly used a razor and had previously procured a warrant and bad acts, with suspicions of suicide or self harm. The case involves alleged premeditation and a completed homicide with police investigations ongoing.
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Hashand
Hineelf
Chicago
Tuns
Frank Horvat
Qurin
Killa
Hero Rescuer Hurt Saving Woman On Busy New York Street
William Du Puy, a former Washington newspaper man now living in Gotham, rushed to aid an aged woman trapped by horses and was struck, breaking two ribs and injuring his face and head. He lies at Roosevelt Hospital as his fiancée Miss Ajla Lee Orme of 2416 Eighteenth Street Northwest rushes to his side. The couple had planned a wedding in New York the next day, and the bride remains resolute that the ceremony proceed, even if in the hospital. Du Puy, a Texas native, previously worked in Washington and recently took a newspaper post in New York.
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Saarnen
Poltava
Tamboff
Yusopova
Kharkoff
Volkonsky
Morshansk
M. Vinaver
Russia
Stolypin
Gen. Trepoff
Police
Rostov-on-Don
William
New York
Miss Orme
Wilk Place
Gotham
New, York
William’ “du Puy
Washington
Roosevelt Hospital
Ajla Lee
Orme
Puy
Texas
Gement
Norman
T.” Ormé
Rough Riders
Ander Cot ‘Roosevelt
Taft Addresses Pennsylvania Bar on Law Clarity
Secretary of War William H. Taft spoke at the Pennsylvania Bar Association gathering in Bedford on June 26. He urged lawmakers to craft definite concrete rules that any layperson can apply, emphasizing practical enforceability and clear standards to guide everyday legal decisions.
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Bedford
Pennsylvania ‘Bar Association
William “H. Taft
Taft Presidency Predicted Amid Public Life Moments
Fragmentary text cites predictions that Taft will carry the presidency, noting public life readiness and earlier lessons. Mentions Yale or New Haven context and a brewer figure amid acclaim. The garbled OCR hides clear names and dates, but suggests strong early confidence in Taft.
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New - Haven
Yale
Endowment Gift Nears Boost for Carnegie College
Carnegie College plans to raise 2000 by June to reach a 500000 endowment target. Cleveland officials announced a gift conditioned on donors meeting the amount, with assurances that the endowment will support ongoing projects.
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Dberlin ‘College
Cleveland
Ohio
Spne
Bat
Dowment and
Catro' Lin College
Maine
Chertin
Slaloud
Deputy shoots man in Tennessee over illegal revenue case
A deputy shot and killed a suspect in Ducktown, Tennessee after arresting Taylor years ago in a case tied to internal revenue violations. The officer faces a judge as the investigation unfolds in the wake of the fatal shooting at Appalachia Tunétion.
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Sam
Appalachia
Wetch
Taylor
Etx
Internal Revenue
Udge
Ducktown
Tenn
PassT Brewing Co Phase E1421
PassT Brewing Co located at 703 6 North Capitol Street offers phase E1421 services and details.
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Passt Brewing Co
North Capitol Street
Forgery Charge in Philadelphia Linked to Edwin Greenfield
Philadelphia report states Edwin Greenfield, a former clerk at Snyder & Co, faces forgery charges. Investigators allege he embezzled about $20,000 from the firm by drawing and indorsing checks, with transfers tied to banking and shipping pathways abroad. Authorities name associated banks and overseas routes as part of the probe.
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Philadelphia
Edwin
Greenfield
I ‘Snyder & Co
Greenfeld
Harrigan, Snyder & Co
Corn i Exchange National Bank
Girard J
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