Supreme Court upholds late dean sentences in two cases
May 22 Jefferson City reports the high court upheld lower court sentences in the Frank Hottman and Aggie Myers murder cases in Washington. A June 29 execution date was set, with further information to the president on the oil industry inquiry underway.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Frank Hottman
Aggie Myers
Washington, D. C
Tlssioner
James R. Kansas
Congress
Garfield
Senate
Burton
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Kansas
Hale
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Supreme Court of the United States
Joseph R. Burton
Cold blooded murder plot in Kansas City pairing murder wife lover
Clarence Myers, a pressman, was killed by his wife and her lover Frank Hottman in a planned murder. Hottman struck Myers with a billiard cue while the wife stabbed him with scissors and aided the escape with money. Hottman confessed, implicating the wife.
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Fuller
Case
Kansas City
Clarence Myers
Frank Hottman
Myers
Hottman
Restraining Zion City assets and insolvent estate order
In Chicago on May 22 Judge Landis issued an order restraining Willsbur G. Voliva and all his lawyers agents and employees from disposing of or dissipating Zion City estate assets. An order declaring Dowle insolvent was entered.
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Zion City
Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
John H. Dalton
United States Circuit Court
Cortelyou
Moody
Fierce Fight At Mile End Saloon Report
Reports say a brutal brawl last night at Mile End saloon on North Fourth Street left Charles F. Spadder of Bernalillo severely beaten and the proprietor Webb badly injured. Weapons included knives and hatchets. no warrants or police called, as it occurred outside city limits. Spadder suffered an eye injury. a doctor was called but not yet returned. Also notes a Boston wool market report with steady tones and dull raw materials.
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Bluely
North Fourth Street
Mile End
Mountain Road
Charles F. Spadder
Bernalillo
Webb
Veterans of the Civil War Assemble in Lafayette encampment
Lafayette Ind May 22 the twenty seventh annual encampment of the Department of Indiana G A R opened with thousands of veterans and visitors. Delegates register badges and committees meet. Tonight a reception honors Corporal Tanner and Governor Hanly. The parade Friday may be the largest yet with nearly 400 inmates from the State Soldiers Home participating.
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Lafayette
Ind
Department of Indiana
G. A
Women’s Relief, Corps
Corporal Tanner
Grand Army
Hanly
George Durgan
Tackett
State Soldiers’ Home
Byron R. Russell
Crawfordsville
A. R. Tucker
Noblesville
E.R. Brown
Monticello
John D. Alexander
Bedfort
Sons OF Veterans
Galesburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Tichole
Women's Relief Corps
State Departments
Moth Hickerdyke
Acting Secretary Scores Two Courts Martial
Washington May 22 Acting Secretary Newberry criticized two recent naval court martial findings. Lieutenant Schofield held accountable for a torpedo boat accident and Paymaster Lukest for misconduct at Atlantic Station received reprimands, not severe penalties. Officers weigh potential departmental influence on future courts while some expect no impact from such comments.
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Washington, D. C
Assistany Secretaty
Navy Department
Newberry
Petion
Ottery
Otterr
Mr. New
Marines at Guantanamo marked excellent marksmen
May 22 report from Washington cites strong small arms target practice at Guantanamo Naval Station. Navy shows capabilities for field piece and boat gun drills, simultaneous revolver training, a line of 110 targets, and robust record keeping.
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Guantanamo
Washington, D. C
Naval Station
United States
HATED GOVERNOR OF MOSCOW ADMIRAL DOUDASSOFF TARGETED
A failed assassination attempt on Admiral Doubassoff, long disliked by revolutionaries, resulted in the bomber’s death. Multiple prior plots against him were reported, amid ongoing tension surrounding his leadership and opposition forces. Virginia conference details follow with charity officials and speakers listed for the May event in Petersburg.
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Admiral Doudassoff
Admiral Doubassoff
Oase
Doubassoff
Revolutioniats
Monument for Major Powell Sought by Preservation Society
Washington May 22 A Geological Survey press bulletin reports the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society has asked Congress to erect a monument near the Grand Canyon to Major John Wesley Powell and his expedition. The article recalls Powell’s daring 1869 and 1871 river explorations, the hardships faced, and the scientific impact of his surveys.
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Preas
Geological Department
United States Geological Survey
Trustees
The
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
Congress
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
John Wesley Powell
Powell
Simehme
Hat Canyon
Calonado
Green River Oalley
Wyoming
Rio Virgin
Nevada
Rim
White River
Brigham Young
Green River
Prof
A. H. Thompson
Powell Survey
Fifty Anniversary Celebration for Schumann in City
Commemorative events mark Schumann's fiftieth anniversary with a memorial concert tonight and two special evenings. Performances include Manfred and Genoveva, symphonies in F flat and B flat, piano concerto, orchestra with four horns, and choral works. A Thursday ceremony at Schumann’s grave features Concordia Maemon. Ascension Day concert closes the observance with piano quartet and Dichtlein song cycle. Joachim and Prof Gruter share orchestral direction with renowned artists and larger ensembles.
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Schumann
Musica Orgunball
Erav
Philharmonic Orchestra
Town Choral Union
Mal
Inland Waterways Meet Aims To Link Mississippi Rio Grande
A Louisiana meeting on inland waterways gathered governors and leaders to discuss a plan connecting the Mississippi to the Rio Grande. The group has appropriated 200900 for a study, with Captain Edgar Janda reporting favorably. completion depends on tonnage and freight volumes along the Gulf coast.
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Mississippi
Rio Grande
Laurejana
Vexus
Cangrdie
Edgar Janda
Osange
Onder
Gulf
S. Jefferson Davis Rapidly Recovering
New York May 22 Mrs. Jefferson Davis Davie was reported so much better this afternoon that her recovery be considered almost certain.
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S. Jefferson Davis
New York
Explosion at New York Glucose plant kills and injures
New York May 22. Six men were reported dead and fifty injured at the New York Glucose plant in Sha dyside New Jersey opposite the city after a boiler blast. The four story building was wrecked and rescuers freed twelve men from debris. Later reports reduced fatalities and confirmed many injuries but no confirmed deaths with ten feared burned.
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New York
New York Glucose Company
Shadyside
N. J
Fire destroys half block on Washington avenue Ogden
A fire in Ogden Utah started at 2 o clock this morning and consumed half a block of business properties on Washington avenue. The Burton Implement company Lowe hardware Burrup grocery and several others were damaged. Estimated loss about 350000 dollars.
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Ogden
Utah
Wines
Washington Avenue
Burton Implement Company
Lowe Hardware
Burrup Grocery
Earthquake Kills 108 at Agnews Asylum San Francisco May
In San Francisco on May 22, the Agnews Insane asylum collapse caused 108 deaths. The tally lists eleven staff and ninety seven patients among the dead. Four more bodies were found, total coroners count rising to 395. Banks opened with modest deposits, and several savings institutions planned to resume tomorrow, signaling banking stability.
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San Francisco
Cal
Agnews Insane Asylum
William Burnip
Women’s Metropolitan Golf Championship Opens at Englewood
The seventh annual Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship opens at Englewood Golf Club with a preliminaries today. An 18 hole qualifying round determines the eight for the championship and others in second third and fourth eights with two prizes each. Semifinals and finals run through Friday with a large field and prominent spectators anticipated.
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New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Englewood
Hoon
I Ts
Lawson’s Famous Dog Kennel to Be Sold
Dog lovers from many regions gather at Readville Trotting Track this afternoon for the sale of Thomas W. Lawson’s famous kennel of price dogs. The lineup includes English bulldogs Prince Charles spaniels Dalmatian Blanket spaniel Ruby spaniel Boston terriers. The auction features many of the country’s finest canines and is billed as one of the most important sales in the nation.
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Thomas Lawson
Thaston
Masa
Wast
Readville
Thomas W. Lawson
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