Cabinet session hints at no war with United States over Mexico
Reports from Mexico City indicate a brief cabinet discussion where officials signaled the U S cannot grant more time to Mexico without risking further tension. The foreign office prepares a cautious reply to the latest American note, seen as pacific and potentially averting hostilities. Observers note American troop withdrawals as a factor weakening war prospects. In New York, Capt Hans Staunch is found not guilty on a conspiracy charge connected to disrupting the Panama Canal defense plan.
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United States
New York
Snb
Maura
Mexico City
Mexico
Piers Sons
Wallatbert
London
Trevino
Namianina
Tauscher
swiWew
York
Hans
Staunch
Qadda
Welland Canal
Roger Casement Death Verdict Read In Scarlet Gown
Fragmentary report describes Roger Casement in a crimson robe addressing the court shortly before a verdict in Bidelock, reading a final statement aimed at a larger audience in America. The setting notes the jurors and audience listening to his remarks as part of the trial record.
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Roger
Bidelock
Suils
America
Hhea
Car Crash Injures McFadden and Others Near Wheatland
A vehicle collision injured McFadden who was struck on the hand and left with a heavy bandage. Debris and bruises marred the scene as the car reportedly veered and left the road. A girl was taken to Vincennes hospital. the other passengers were not named. Authorities said the car’s license plates were from Vincennes.
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Hinston
leFadden
McFadden
State to accept cavalry for immediate service telegraphed
Indianapolis June 26 General Bridges today sent telegrams to sixteen persons in various cities advising that the state will accept a troop of cavalry for immediate service. Among those telegrams were sent to Winton Men Ales of Mt. Vernon Julius Q. Blam of Evansville and Frank of Washington.
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Indianapolis
Winton “Menales
Mt. Vernon
Julius Q. Blam
Evansville
Frank
Washington
Pike County Woman Brought Here for Night of SAIx Krefing
A Pike County resident named Joan Murray was brought here for a planned night event involving a figure or activity described as SAIx Krefing. Details are unclear from the fragmented OCR text.
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Joan Murray
Pike County
Saix Krefing
Murray Surrenders After Pike County Killing
John N. Murray aged forty nine surrenders to authorities in Pike County after shooting and killing Carl Sumner. He was held at Princeton then transported to Jeffersonville as a mob formed and local officials feared further violence. Murray confessed to the murder while in custody and expressed remorse.
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John N. Murray
Carl Sumner
Union
Prizon
Davieds
Jeffersonville
Snl
Art
Petersborg
Murray
al Harm
Atarshal
Whitney
Miryti
Washington
Mijler Nesht
Padey
Ted
Marshall Whitney
Oakland
Marine Tee
Ind
Peters
Murmy- Mirra
Bel
von Starms
Demacinteil
Pis
Brimer
Erry Reimer
Ion
Bruner Iroux
Peterebuhre
Joelgek Thureday
Noyr
Petersburg Js
Beaner
Arval Miller
Sherri Miller
Bruner
Filys
Bremer
Mur-ray T
ePiersburs Bya
Coffoner Cleared in Self Defense Verdict at Inquest
Holder, son of Dr. L H Holder, was cleared of blame after an inquest found he acted in self defense in the killing of Bruno Talmont. Witnesses testified that Holder was not the aggressor during the attack by foreigners and strikers. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict exonerating Holder of responsibility.
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Holder
L. H
Bruno Talmont
Hold
Artud
Holtive
Washinston Ings
Ambiguous Local Figure At Petersburg Station
A rumor spread as Murray, an agent of Peterauare anil, faced surrender. About a hundred people gathered at the Petersburg railroad station minutes after news that Murray would be Luke. No riot occurred and Petersburg officials fear no vigilante action, yet risk remains as authorities prepare for potential legal consequences.
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Murray
Airey
Train Hits Auto. Five Die Near Warren Illinois
Report notes Genied stories of Mexican attacks as unverified. Dispatches say Carranza garrison movements denied by authorities, while War Department cautions information release. In Wisconsin, Patrick Deer family and Peter Howe killed or injured when an Illinois Central passenger train struck their auto near Warren.
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Syntanto
Tex
Anja
Andinieray
Fanstau
Gaston Reongine
Carranza
Diag
Presidio
Punstow
Pershio
War Department
Nxbuque
Patrick Deer
Peter Howe
Darlington
Wis
A. D. Chappele
Warren, Ir
Hitiois Central
Warren
Admits He Bot Dynamite For Mining Use in Mexico
A reported trial in New York recounts Cant Mane Mischer, ex-Guarnisn army officer, and Phuscher detailing dynamite plans tied to Mexico mining. Evidence includes trips to New York, meetings at Taylor Mon fain, and references to a Chinese University job and other explosive procurement.
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New York
Mane Mischer
Cour
H Osland
P Buscher
Enesia
Aue
Elie
Apt
Phuscher
van Mapen
Tauseher
Aomaan
Holgmeme
Arduenan
Taylor Mon
Messen
Oman
Dle
Hill Injured At Fort Ben Harrison Report
United Press report states Hill was thrown from his horse Tale Thurgiag near Fort Ben Harrison. His arm was broken and he was taken to the field hospital for treatment. The incident involved orderly Larue D. Carter and occurred amid wartime duties of the medical department.
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Benjamin Harrison
Jynest
Larue D. Carter
Edival Department
Indiana National Guard Artillery Battalion Prepares for Mesvax Sorder
The Indiana National Guard artillery battalion comprising Battery A of Indianapolis Battery B from Purdue and Battery C from Lafayette nears entrainment for Mesvax Sorder. No orders yet but the unit is deemed reasonably ready. Battery C completed its count after an all night effort. the battalion took the federal oath this forenoon and officers and men will muster into federal service.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana National Guards
Purdue University
Lafayette
Central Department
Washington post office building contract awarded
The treasury department awarded the Washington Indiana post office building contract to Mitchell of Scottsburg after bidding 24 090 money. Fourteen bidders offered, with the low bid likely for a brick and stone style, planning completion within fourteen months and overall project timing by August 1407.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Post Cffies
Washington, Ind
Mitchell
Scottsburg
Ind
Tawest
Federal Wildins
Thattéreon de Rivster
Toe Contractors
Contraet
Michal
Pesttoaster
Bath
Treasure Department
Official Order of Release: 15 Renewed
Washington moves to release Ame prisoners at Chihuahua as state department reports. Secretary Lansing awaited Garranza’s reply to American demands after the conference. An envoy said he had received the reply and was uncertain when it would arrive.
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Washington, DC
Rausing
Chihuahua
State Department
Lansing
Garranza
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