Gould Scandal Sheds Light On City Detective Branch
New York May 20 A sensational saga surrounds Howard Gould and his wife as the city detective force faces accusations of bias and entrapment. Commissioner Hingham is alleged to misuse detectives to damage Mrs Gould while court figures denounce Eli McLaughlin. Detectives, including Frank Peabody and Jin Vallely, traced alleged former marriages and sought witnesses across miles at public expense. The piece traces past cases and mentions a 1895 Nicolaus affair involving George Gould and a check, plus ongoing efforts to prove a prior marriage of Katherine Clemmons with police pressure and high societys involvement.
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Clay McGonagill Arrested for Theft
El Paso a private dispatch reports Clay McGonagill a noted bronco roper and horse thief suspect arrested at Midland Texas. Indicted in Bellville on three horse theft counts involving New Mexico horses sold in Texas. District court in Bellville opens next Monday with possible jurisdiction questions. He is son in law of James Johnston a wealthy Texas sheepman.
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Proclamation Creates 60 Foot Wide Mexico Boundary Reservation
The president issues a proclamation establishing a sixty foot wide reservation along the entire northern boundary of Mexico including California and the territories of Arizona and Leo. The aim is to suppress fencing across the border. Private entries within the protected area and needed road segments are reserved.
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Denver convention to include reclamation talk
Denver plans a convention agenda focusing on reclamation and rights. The event will discuss government opinions and regional concerns, with speakers from local groups and agencies.
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Decoration Day Across States Honors Fallen Heroes
Nationwide ceremonies at national capital and across states mark Decoration Day as 18,000 graves are strewn with flowers. Public officials and veterans remember the dead with somber tributes and wreaths.
Memorial Day Parades Mark Largest Chicago Showing
Memorial day observances unfold across the nation with Chicago reporting its largest parade in history as 7000 men march past the reviewing stand. In Washington D C 18000 graves at Arlington gain flowers while Confederate graves are decorated. New York holds multiple veterans parades and ceremonies with Governor Hughes and Guild speaking.
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Memorial Day Parade and Graves Decoration in Santa Fe
Special to one evening Citten Santa Fe May 30 Memorial day program featured a 9 oclock parade through business streets to National cemetery where exercises were held The procession included Company F New Mexico National Guard G A R Sons of Veterans veterans of Spanish American War Woman's Relief corps Daughters of the American Revolution Acting Governor J W Raynolds Hon Bradford Prince and city officials The keynote address was by Bradford Prince with later remarks by J P Victory and John R McFie The program concluded with grave decoration and the customary salute to the dead.
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Memorial Day Parade in Las Vegas Observed
Special to The Las Vegas. Cure of the Memorial day exercises noted a city parade with military and fraternal groups, city officers, and schoolchildren. The procession, in three divisions led by a band, moved to the cemetery where orations occurred and graves of departed soldiers were decorated with flowers.
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Rebels Lose to Government Troops in China Clash
A violent engagement in China on May 20 left over a hundred rebels dead or captured as government forces secured a decisive victory. The clash, described as severe, resulted in significant rebel casualties and detentions amid ongoing unrest.
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Roosevelt Letter On Hagerman Sacks New Mexico Governor
Theodore Roosevelt writes Hagerman to publish the truth about his resignation and the New Mexico land deeds affair. The president upholds Curry as governor pick, denounces Hagerman’s conduct, and outlines findings from the Department of Justice regarding land grant dealings and improper actions.
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President Roosevelt Receives Ovation in Indianapolis
President Roosevelt arrives in Indianapolis at 10:45 am with Vice President Fairbanks and party. About 20,000 school children greet him as all business stops, streets decorate, and a monument ceremony for General Henry W. Lawton proceeds amid continual ovation and handshakes.
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China famine relief eases after months of hardship
In Bhoughet on May 30, reports indicate a severe famine has broken. Earlier weeks of scarcity caused hundreds of deaths and widespread suffering. Cooler weather and better harvest prospects now raise hopes for relief, with crops improving and conditions trending toward stability.
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200000 Laborers to Get More Money
A brief report notes that 200000 laborers are set to receive increased wages. Details on who Implements the raise and the effective date are not provided in the fragment.
San Francisco Faces Job Freeze as 40000 Idle Citizens Protest
In San Francisco a labor crisis leaves about 40,000 idle persons and a desperate labor market. Three union men are arrested on charges of tampering with trolley wires amid growing unrest and safety concerns.
Millionaires Give 3 000 000 Bonds
San Francisco report notes police arrest Carmens union leaders Charles Cordes John McDonald and William Burton on charges tied to trolley wire interference. Harbor figures estimate about 40 000 idle in Prisco amid labor troubles as graft bonds are posted for multiple defendants including John Martin Eugene de Sabla and Frank Drum with high bail amounts.
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Jury finds Teller Harvey Guilty in Bank Fraud Case
Pittsburg May 30 Thomas A Harvey teller of the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny Wis found guilty on thirty three counts for false entries and not guilty on misappropriation charges. Jury was out twelve hours. National League scores and other games follow standard column notes.
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Woman Buys Private Telegraph Line in City
A local woman, Mrs Warner, who has served as a Western Union visual in the past two years, is reported to have secured control of the private telegraph line. Supported by good authority, this move signals confidence in a woman-led business, with expectations of continued profitability and leadership in the finance of telegraph operations.
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