Sharp Appears in Court While Suffering Severe Illness
New York June 28 Jacob Sharp, led by Warden Keating, entered the court of oyer and terminer with great illness and fatigue. He had slept little since Sunday night, his wife at his side, and he was supported up stairs due to a machinery accident. As trial readings continued, defense counsel Parsons urged that no direct evidence ties Sharp to bribery, claiming the aldermen’s combine was self serving. He attacked the prosecution’s witnesses and lamented unequal law for the rich and poor.
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Court of Oyer and Terminer
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Drexton
Ludlow Street
Senate Investigating Committee
Fullgraft
Mitchell
Nicoll
Parsons
Fullgraff
Senate Committee
Miller and Pearson
Shanp
Pullgraff
Col. Bliss
Senate
New Albany
Ind
New Antipany
Bessie Aldridge
Jeffersonville
George Jokel
Jekel
Bessie
Judge Denies Bail In Doodle Case No 1088
In Curiaco June 28 Judge Shepard Monday refused to admit McGarigie and McDonald to bail stating discretionary power would keep in jail men whose punishment is fixed at a penitentiary term. Jury set punishment, moving cases from misdemeanors to penitentiary category. The case transferred to Judge Jamieson after adjournment for defense bill of particulars.
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Curiaco
Shepard
McGarigie
McDonald
Tuley
Jamieson
Grinnell
Strikers Targeted by Connell and Jones in Worksite Clash
Connell and Jones urged workers to quit but were ordered off. When they refused, a steam engine produced hot water scalding the ground and injuring two men. Strikers responded by hurling stones before retreating from the fields as police mobilized to headquarters.
Sunday Law Violations Reported In St Louis
General observance of the new Sunday law in St Louis amid multiple violations. Archist saloonkeeper Max Stoehr arrested after early opening. his bartender also detained. Mrs Stoehr hoisted a red flag prompting police to disperse anarchists. A saloonkeeper arrested six times. others concealed beer and whisky in an ice chest until police intervened. Brewers backed many bonds for violators. Joseph Schneider kept a beer garden open till noon before bond release.
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St. Louis
Max Stoehr
Joseph Schneider
Four Courts
Michigan University Commencement Week Opens
Commencement week begins at the University of Michigan with the baccalaureate address by Henry Freize LL.D. in a 3,500 seat auditorium. Angell presides as over 100 graduates march in, with a 100-voice choral union, and alumnus arrival plans from Kansas City and Denver. A torchlight parade and pyrotechnic display are set, medical and law class days follow, and guests swell the city’s crowds. Frightful London fire scenes unfold as a youth and mother perish, with others injured. Secretary Whitney visits the Brooklyn Navy Yard, inspecting ships and facilities before greeting sailors and marines. Peach crops in Delaware are forecast to be very short, with 8,000,000 baskets reduced to about 1.5 million, despite grower reports.
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Ann Anton
Mich
Michigan University
Henry &. Freize
LL. D
State University
University
Angell
Ramsey
Kansas City
Denver
Rescue Efforts Underway At Gould and Curry Shaft Nevada
Gas and smoke have ceased, five miners are believed trapped at 1500 feet. Rescue party of sixty, using a surface air compressor and cold water spray, works through porphyry to reach them. Signs of life have not appeared for hours, and no extinguishing attempt will start until the level 1500 feet is cleared.
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Nev
Gould & Curry
Tolliver faction vows raid to retake Moreland and kill foes
In Kentucky a Tolliver-led faction plans to retake Moreland, burn the town, and kill supporters of Craig Tolliver after freeing Cal Tolliver and a cousin from jail in Elliott county. Rumors spread of mass retaliation as arrests and mob actions unfold in Rowan county and Mt. Sterling.
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Rowan County
Tollivers
Elliott County
Moreland
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Cal Tolliver
Craig
Cal
Tolliver
Eliott
Vriday
Mmortinsburg
John Rogers
Mt. Sterling
Hoss
Lovers Accuse Each Other Of Attempted Murder In New York
In a flat on 669 Third Avenue New York Mr Esmond and Mrs Edmonds quarrelled with Brunch a car conductor who was courting Mrs Edmonds sister Maggie. Brunch and Maggie were to wed next August. Brunch and Maggie were found with neck wounds and Elmonds had similar injuries. All three were taken to Bellevue Hospital dying with conflicting accusations. A local theory says Brunch and Maggie planned to die together. Brunch’s wound may not be self inflicted.
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RochzetEr
N. Y
New York
Branch
Maggie
Horrible Murder by Navajo Indians Near Bluff City
Denver dispatch reports a brutal murder by five Navajo Indians at Barton Brothers' trading post eight miles below Bluff City. They killed Amaza M. Barton by shooting him twice after a rope restraint, then looted the store while Barton's wife and mother-in-law watched. The incident stirs regional fear and suggests further trouble.
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Utah
San Juan River
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Bluff City
Amaza M. Barton
Barton
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