Naval board tests submarines Lake and Octopus at Bradf ord
Newport May 16 Frequent messages via submarine signalling from Lake and Octopus to Bradf ord bottom detail a 24 hour underwater test. Crews report good condition aboard, men on four hour watches, rest intervals, and excellent air quality. Submarines remain on the bottom until late this afternoon as part of the trial.
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Bily
Lake
Octopus
Naval Coaling Station
Bradford
Naval Trial
Estancia Tale Of A Texas Man's Deception
A sensational Estancia report recounts a Texas man named Joe Doe accused of swindling a local hotel worker out of $160. He claimed to own a Hautman bank and sought $180 for a cigar and laundry, aided by a forged story and a laundry ticket. Authorities later detained him amid rumors of heavy drinking.
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Estancia
N. M
Joe Doe
Haufman
Texas
Dee
Calaboone Hotel
Sroail
Gla Wenger
Rim
Hentelry
Barta
Doe
Hautman
Charlie
Joe
Georges Washington Tn
Expert criminal at torney 10 prison expert criminal at torney
New York May 18 Chief Justice Cullen of the court of appeals refused to grant Abraham H Hummel a certificate of reasonable doubt on his conviction for conspiracy in the Dodge Morsa divorce case He was indicted two years ago and his fight to escape jail had few equals in New York criminal history The last hope is dashed and he must serve a year at jail
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New York
Cullen
Court of Appeals
Abraham H. Hummel
Hummel
Presbyterian General Assembly Opens in Birmingham
In YPERLANS, May 16, the general assembly of the Presbyterian church gathers in Birmingham for ten or twelve days. The governing body will discuss vital church questions including final consideration of potential federation between southern and northern Presbyterian churches. A large attendance of ministers and notable divines from across the region is reported.
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Yperlans
Birmingham
Ata
Ciy
Inlalstor
Bare
Istant ‘Isle
Haywood scans faces of talesmen eagerly
Rolxe Idaho May 16 One of respect for Judge Edward Nugent memory the first judge of Ade county district court after Idaho statehood Judge Wood did not proceed with Haywood trial until 2 PM Yesterday Nugent died after a lingering illness funeral held this morning Jury selection hoped by Saturday state has used one peremptory challenge second chair vacated but to be filled as court meets Haywood now scans each salesman closely and often consults with his counsel.
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Rolxe
Idaho
Edward Nugent
Ade
Wood
Haywood
Nugent
Jury to Live in Comfort Near Boise Court House
Boise May 16 A cottage across from the courthouse was fixed as the Haywood jury home with a federal bonus paid to the occupying family. The house is chosen for convenience and comfort. Sheriff Hodgin will oversee security with four special bailiffs and a rear courthouse stairway to minimize public contact during the trial.
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Boise
Court House
Haywood
Shad Hodgin
Uurt
Judge Wood
A&b
Sheri
Fired Bird Shot At Charivari Party In Red Hook
In Red Hook during a charivari Frederick W. Lee a young married man fired a charge of bird shot into a crowd injuring several young men from prominent families. Lee a wholesale lumber merchant had married Anna Rogers Hendricks on April 24 and after returning from his honeymoon fired as the crowd jeered refusing to disperse. Physicians treated the wounded.
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Poughkeepme
X.y
Red Hook
Frederick W. Lee
Mr. Lee
Anna Rogers Hendricks
Tis
Five Masked Men Raid Tie Town. Whip Sheriff Prisoner
In Bloomington Maryland on May 16 five masked men bound tied and whipped Oscar Morelia after grabbing keys from the town marshal. They abducted him to a nearby tie yard where Morris I, son of a prominent family, was also whipped. Frew, caught in a dice game, was involved as the incident unfolded.
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Bloomington
Bretteville
Oscar Morelia
Morris I
Lure Confession Aims At Grand Jury Date
A confession linked to major figures is slated for review by the FP grand jury. Authorities anticipate presenting additional allegations against a prominent individual as they seek a further date for proceedings.
New York Firemen Narrow Escape On Oil Barge Fire
Ten New York firefighters faced a deadly hold fire on an oil barge as six men trapped by fumes were rescued after overcoming in smoke. The blaze, possibly from spontaneous combustion, burned deep in barrels below deck and left six men ill from burns and gas exposure.
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New York
Baca Begs Murder Trials Echo in Hillsboro Court
L W Galles of Occidental Life Insurance returned from Hillsboro where he attended a murder trial. He described it as the most important in Sierra county court history. He said Baca likely not involved, urged the girls to tell the truth, and noted Madrid’s motive linked to love. Also mentions sentencing of two women and a pending commutation petition. Treaty of peace between Nicaragua and El Salvador approved by the Nicаraguan congress.
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L. W. Galles
Occidental Life Inurance Company
Hillsboro
N. M
Nelling Insurance
Galles
Hillyboro
Sierra County District Court
Baca
Santa Fe
Madrid
Barave
Parker
Silver City
Jasaw
el Paso
Longshoremen Reject Arbitration Appeal Says No Washington Help
New York May 16 Patrick Conders chairman of the exetutive committees of the longshoremen union said the longshoremen would not appeal to Washington for aid in dealing with steamship companies. He added that the men did not want arbitration and did not contemplate an appeal to J Bruce Ismay president of the International Mercantile company due to arrival here today.
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New York
Patrick Conders
Longshoremen's Union
Washington
J. Bruce Ismay
International Mercantile Company
Shelby Tube Company Case Goes to Grand Jury
May 16 report states J. Jay Dunn and Charles L. Clove of Shelby Tube Company face conspiracy charges for defrauding the government by shipping imperfect boiler tubes for warships. Judge's charge to the grand jury framed the case as presented.
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Shelby Tune Company
Grand Jury
Putteburg
J. Jay Dunn
Charles L. Clove
Shelby Tube, Company
Settlement Talks Grow For San Francisco Car Strike
In San Francisco on May 16, the street railway strike showed limited unrest as United Railroads operated roughly the same car count as the previous day and one man was arrested for blocking a car. A partial 3 dollar for eight hours deal was agreed but awaits signatures from Car Men's Union President Cornelien and company officers before cars are expected to run again.
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San Francisco
United Railroads
Geary Street Road
Platt
Cornelien
Carmen's Union
Rodier proposes disarmament of colonies
M Rodier governor general of Cochinchina introduces at parliamentary arbitration meeting a plan for broad disarmament by all powers except interior police. The proposal argues colonies should be under protection of civilized nations and not subject to general disarmament. News also references Paris May 19 and minor quotes about the topic.
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M. Rodier
Cochin
China
Arbitration Committee
Parliament
Paris
Prince
Nickerson Resigns From Mexican Central Railway
Dr Nickerson, vice president of the Mexican Central Railway, has resigned and it is understood he will assume management of the Gronne rullre Mexica. No successor named or further appointment details provided.
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New York
Nickerson
Mexica
Sickerson
Sultan Will Pay For Murder Of Doctor
Paris reports the sultan of Morocco will meet French reparations demands after the murder of Dr Mau champ. A letter to the French minister at Tangier was read to the cabinet, awaiting full text before deciding on a settlement. Oudja occupation to continue until settlement is reached. Attested funeral directors convention and embalmers meeting held in San Antonio.
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Paris
Morocco
Mauchamp
Fox
Tangier
Oudja
San Antonio
Tex
Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers’ Association
Beethoven Hall
L. W. Crouch
Sutherland
Corsicana
State Board of Embalmers
Lcense
Dynamite Caps Blow Off Fingers of Boy
Eight year old Bryan Wilson, son of BEN Wilson of the Occidental Building on East Railroad Avenue, found a box of dynamite caps and, while playing, struck them with rocks then used matches. Three fingers and a thumb were amputated at the first knuckle after he was rushed to Dr. Wilson who operated under chloroform. The boy remains in bed, not expected to be out for a week.
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Byran Wilson
BE. N. Wilson
Occidental Building
East Railroad Avenue
Bryan Wilson
Bald de Wilson
Halsey arraigned on ten bribery indictments in San Francisco
Theodore V. Halsey, indicted for bribery of city supervisors in the Pacific Telegraph case, was arraigned before Judge Dunne in San Francisco. All ten indictments were postponed until May 22.
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Ayor Prisco
Omupate
San Francisco
Cal
Theodore V. Halsey
Pacifle Tegraph Company
Dunne
Rich gold strike near Coyote Canyon sparks mining fever
C. Oxendine reports a prospect shaft fifty feet deep in Coyote Canyon with a twelve inch vein of gold and copper. Albuquerque financiers back the claim, attracting prospectors from Cerrillos Golden Madrid and San Pedro as locals warn the field is young but potentially rich.
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Mangano Montains
C. Oxendine
Oxendine
Albuquerque
Coyote
Hell Canyons
Hell Canyon
L. C. Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
Eoan
Cerrillos
Golden
Madrid
San Pedro
Sandias
Hosenfield
Orc
Rosenfield
William Jenks
W. W. Wooten
Gold Avenue
Sandia Mountains
Mountainn
Santa Fe
Bernalulla
Geal
Montana
Wyoming
Osendine
Hell
Bernalillo County District Court Docket Summary
The Bernalillo district court convened at 9 30 this morning with jurors to be impanelled. Petronella Crane sues James H. Smith and J D Emmons for 1000 damages over a forced entry and theft at a North Second Street boarding house. A divorce petition by Bertram Armijo seeks absolute divorce and child custody from Westera Bedell de Armijo amid allegations of drunkenness and neglect. Attorneys Hickey and Moore represent the plaintiff.
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Bernailiin
Petronella C Crane
James H. Smith
J.D. Emmons Smith
Emmons
Plann
Plalitic
District Court
Bertram Armijo
Westera Bedell de Armijo
Hickey and Moore
Te Plantitt
Milwaukee Sanatorium Opens For Tuberculosis Care
The Milwaukee Sanitorium for tuberculosis opened today receiving patients as pavilions aren’t ready. Central building alterations are finished and tent cottages will house twelve to fifteen patients. Local business leaders created a $20,000 fundraising drive to support the association with a free bed valued at $300 a year.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Antterium Association
New York City
Chicago
Neads
Fire causes major loss in Laramie Wyoming
A large blaze in Laramie caused an estimated 50,000 to 60,000 dollars in damage. The fire was brought under control around 2 10 o'clock. Several foreigners were reportedly arrested in connection with the incident.
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Laramie
Wyoming
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