Call for Troops to Be Determined by Day's Events
Chicago May 5 The teamsters strike crisis looms tomorrow as State street merchants prepare 1100 wagons for city deliveries guarded by deputies and police. Sheriff Barrett has 200 deputies and a militia request may follow if rail deliveries fail to quell unrest.
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Chicago
Teamsters
State Street
Barrett
Sheriffs Office
Deneen
Sherif Barrett
Express
Neill
Edward Lashelle
Lashelle
Madison
Union
Victorian Steamship Stuck in Ice Near Cape Ray
The Allan line turbine steamer Victorian from Liverpool to Montreal with sixteen hundred passengers is blocked by an ice floe a mile off Cape Ray at the Gulf of St. Lawrence entrance. The vessel cannot advance due to ice across Cabot Strait though the purser reports all aboard are well.
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St. Johns
N. B
Allan Line
Liverpool
Montreal
Cape Ray
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Cabot Strait
Kidnapper Pat Crowe Surfaces In Omaha Visit
Omaha dispatch reports Pat Crowe the man linked to the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping walked into the World Herald office with Thomas O Brien. Crowe says he served in the Boer war and has lived quietly in a south side Chicago flat for three years while visiting Omaha on three occasions. He sought immunity from punishment as a condition of surrender and declined to deny or admit guilt regarding Cudahy case.
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Omaha
Neb
Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Packer
Omahe
The
World Herald
Thomas ‘Brien
Henshaw Hotel
Thin City
Crowe
South Side
Chicago
Garfield ends California probe moves to Texas
United States Commissioner of Corporations James J. Garfield left Los Angeles to head to Texas after a week in southern California examining the oil situation. He will report findings on California and other states upon return to Washington. Two assistants stay behind to continue the investigation in California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States Commissioner of Corporations
James J. Garfield
Texas
California
Garfield
Washington
Kansas
Indian Territory
Keating Fatally Wounded While Forcing Entry to Armijo Home
Special to the Morning Journal Las Vegas New Mexico May 5 Pat Keating employed by Santirya Watrous received a fatal wound last night while trying to force entry to Mrs Julia Armijo's home The woman fired through the door wounding Keating who is said to have little chance to survive Armijo was arrested but released later Swisher from Abilene Kansas noted as dead in boiler explosion in Abilene Missouri storms in St Louis killed two and injured eight with property damage and telegraph poles down along East St Louis levee
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Pat Keating
Santirya
Watrous
Julia Armijo
Baca
Keating
Armijo
Swisher
Prem Abilene
J. W. Swisher
Socorro
Abilene
Kansas
St. Louis
George Benton
Charles Kroeger
Edwardsville
Smith Pleased at Wife's Condition
St. Louis report says Edward J. Smith is to be returned by a detective from San Francisco tomorrow after a surprise visit, with officials noting the wife’s improving condition and Smith’s demeanor during the stay.
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Smith
St. Louis
San Francisco
Edward J. Smith
San
President braves mud and slush in bears hunt
In Glenwood Springs Colorado May 1 the president endured rain snow and slick trails as a bear hunt continued without success. A renewed effort is planned for tomorrow with hope of a better day and delay of arrival to Glenwood Springs if conditions allow.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Chapman
Russia Maintains Floating Neutrality Question in Far East
Reports from St. Petersburg and Tokio detail Russia and Japan over naval movements near Dutch Borneo and French waters. Japanese probes seek action on neutrality and Russian supply lines, while Nebogatov’s squadron maneuvers to avoid Japanese interception near Sunda and Malacca straits.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Russia
Netherlands
Dutch Borneo
Admiralty
Straits of Sunda
Nebogutoff
Paris
Tokio
Prench
Inshi
Kamranh Bay
France
Japan
Hojestveneky
Saigon
Hong Kong Bay
Rojestvensky
Equitable Life directors to consider suspending officers
New York May 5. The Pivoning Post reports an informal meeting of Equitable Life Assurance Society directors, excluding executives, to discuss possible suspension or resignation of President Alexander and vice presidents Hivde and Gage Ek Tarbell. Some directors push for a steering committee to control affairs. others resist until full facts of alleged irregularities are public. Henry C. Frick says the investigating committee works rapidly and thoroughly and cites a previous letter defining the investigation scope.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alexander
James , Hivde
Gage Ek. Tarbell
Clement
New York
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Aid
Austin and Barnes Relected by Board
Las Vegas May 5 The cattle sanitary board re elected Captain E G Austin president and Will Barnes secretary. The board will enforce the dipping law for mani cattle and Austin may supervise enforcement. Reports from most regions are good though north San Miguel Colfax and Union counties report heavy losses of lambs calves and old stock prompting many northern stockmen to exit the cattle business.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
E.G. Austin
Will
Barnes
Austin
San Miguel
Colfax
Union
Russian Navy Moves and Concerns Over Nebogatoff Fleet
In St Petersburg on May 5 reports express gratification that Admiral Nebogatoff has reached the Ching sea while warning the division's composition makes it vulnerable to swift foes. Also on May 5 the Russian armored cruiser Gromovol has departed from Vladivostok.
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St. Petersburg
Nebogatoff
Ching Sea
Rojestvensky
Gromovol
Viadivostock
Las Vegas Reservoir Favored by Hitchcock Promises
Telegraph reports from Las Vegas New Mexico say Secretary Hitchcock will favor the Las Vegas reservoir project. Engineers reported in its favor and the lands are largely on the Las Vegas grant recently confirmed by Congress. Grant trustees have ruled to deed clear title to the federal government.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
EF. H. Pierce
Warry W. Kelly
Washington
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Board of Engineers
Las Vegas Grant
Mine Cave-In in Trinidad Kills Three Men
In a May 5 Stark Ville mine collapse near Trinidad Colorado John ONeill James Roe and Jack Cavillito died instantly buried under tons of rock a mile underground. Bodies have not yet been recovered.
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Trinidad
Colo
Stark Ville
John O'Neill
James Roe
Jack Cavillito
Hoch Accused Husband in Murder Trial Relied on Kitchen Alibi
In Chicago during May testimony linked Johann Hoch to his sister in law Merc Fischer while wife Marie Walcker Hoch lay ill. Nurse Jussie Hoelzapfel testified Hoch spent most time in the kitchen with Fischer. she aided Mrs Hoch and administered injections and cocaine on sleepless nights. Hoch appeared tense and restless in court as the trial proceeded.
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Chicago
Johann Hoch
Merc. Fischer
Marie Walcker-Hoch
Jussie Hoelzapfel
Britt Wins World Lightweight Title in 20 Round Thriller
James E. Britt of California defeated Jabez White of England by knockout in the 20th round to become world lightweight champion in San Francisco. With 20 seconds left Britt connected on White's jaw, and the referee stopped the bout as White lay helpless against the ropes. White, praised for skill and ring generalship, lacked a knockout blow but earned strong acclaim for a brave, tactical fight.
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Woodward's Pavillion
San Francisco
Cal
James E. Britt
California
Jabez White
England
Britt
White
Flieght
Amer
George Harting
Brill
Nelson
Eoldie Smith
Brit
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