Kentucky feud flares after doctor killed and partners blamed
Falmouth Kentucky June 9 Dr Edward Courtney young physician from a prominent family was assassinated at midnight near Nenove. A two year partnership with Dr Karney ended in a December shooting. Teens and local factions clash after Karney's death, with Courtney bond set at 10,000. Sheriff and deputies rush to scene to curb violence as factions clash over who fired last night.
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Falmouth
Edward Courtesy
Vilage
Nenove
Wloarney
Woof Mney
Litehuola
Pgo
Karney
Courtney
Brasken County
Courtneys
Death of Frank O Leary in New York Hospital
Frank O Leary of Buffalo died at Swinburne Island government hospital in New York from yellow fever. He had been taken ill aboard the Segurane steamship while sailing from Colon to New York and was kept under observation until doctors confirmed a defined yellow fever case. The Seguranca carried nearly 150 passengers affected by the Panama Canal health crisis.
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Frank O'Leary
New York Hospital
New York
Buffalo
Government Hospital
Swinburne Island
Qolon
Seguranca
Panama Canal
Legion of Honor for Capt Mott in Paris
Captain T Bentley Mott the American military attache has received the cross of the Legion of Honor with a letter from former Minister Del asso. His successor Captain William Guignard has arrived and assumed duties. Mott remains in Paris until September to serve on General Adnan Chaffen notional staff during French army maneuvers.
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Legion of Honor
Capt
Mott
Paris
T Bentley Mott
Delasso
Motts
Wiliam Guignard
Adnan Chaffen
Patrick to death as court upholds Rice murder verdict
New York Court of Appeals names Albert T. Patrick liable for the murder of Wm. Marsh Rice by chloroform and mercury, upholding a 1900 conviction. majority notes Patrick aided the crime though not the direct killer, while dissenting judges argue trial errors and exclusion of favorable evidence. The ruling ends a three year, long postponement of his fate.
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New York Court of Appeals
Patrick
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Wm. Marsh Rice
Texas
Ries
Barriel
Kez
Gray
Bac
Jones
Gary
Rice
O'Brien
Chioroform Ag
Ossuing
Albert T. Patwick
Jis
Sing Sing
Toda
Woman Must Die on the Gallows Verdict Rendered
Justice Peckham declines writ of error in Mrs. Mary Rogers Vermont murder case. Governors and officials express stance that law must take its course. News from Albany Montwelier Mindiesboro Ossuing and Sing Sing note ongoing appeals and impending outcomes.
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Justice Pecksham
Vermont
Albany
Rafus W. Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Mary Rogers
United States Court
Montwelier
Peckham
Supreme Court
Mindiesboro
Bell
Rogers
Goodson shoots intruder at Decatur Street rooming house
T F Farrell, who gave his name, was shot in the head with a 38 revolver by T W Goodson at 125 Decatur street midnight. Goodson, proprietor, said Farrell attacked him after being told to move, and two shots were fired. Farrell denied being shot when questioned, claiming he was on vacation.
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T. F. Farrell
T. W. Goodson
Farmers’ Exchange
Decatur Street
Goodson
Farrell
Felde
Suit Against the Southern Seeks Split of Rail Lines
A suit filed in the U S circuit court seeks to restrain the Southern railway from operating the South Carolina and Georgia railway in South Carolina and Georgia. A receiver for the latter property is asked, with the road to be sold at public auction. The case argues anti trust restraint of trade and will be heard before Judge Potcherd in Asheville on June 26.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Charleston
United States
Hhh Cummings
Augusta
Southern Railway
South Carolina and Georgia Railway
Potcherd
Asheville
Town Flood Wrecks Livingston Property in Minutes
A severe flood in Livingston Montana today destroyed property valued at about $50,000. For three hours the business district flooded as a well of water four feet high burst from a valley, tearing up tracks and swamping the station with a stream reportedly 1,000 feet wide and two feet deep.
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Livingston
Montana
Mintes
Rogd Wins the Case in Alabama V Railroad
Montgomery June 9 The supreme court decided in favor of the defendant in the case of the state of Alabama v the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad The dispute arose when the railway commission sought to route a line to move a depot from Guntereville Wyeth Civ and Gunterestua to the latter place
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Rogd
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
State of Alabama
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louie Railroad
Guntereville
Raiload Commission
Rord
Jiscon Wyeth Civ
Gunterestua
Adamson Addresses Whitesburg Debating Society Event
In Whitesburg Georgia a week of college activities followed Hutcheson College’s annul commencement. Rex C M Inpaam of Fudrburn delivered the sermon. Congressman WC Adamson of Warrolston spoke to the Phi Kappa Debating Society, introduced by H J Reaves. The program featured literary society readings, plays, songs, and an oration by E T Steed. Hutcheson College, led by Prof D Whatley, marked a prosperous period with student performances and civic addresses.
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Whitesburg
Hutcheson College
Rex C. M. Inpaam
Fudrburn
Phi Kappa Debating Society
Congresaman WC. Adamson
Warrolston
H. J. Reaves
Howdon
Wf, K Literary Society
Cbe
Roop
Carrollton
Joule
Wager
Bowdon Colere
E. T Steed
Villa Rrca
F. Roy Almon
Breed
Whiteshore
D Whatley
French offer torpedo boat for Paul Jones funeral voyage
Paris June 9 The French government signals willingness to assign a torpedo boat to carry the body of John Paul Jones from Paris to Havre. A French squadron will receive the body there and deliver it to the American squadron. Rendezvous adjustments from Cherbourg to Havre are under consideration.
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John Paul Jones
Paris
Paul Jones
Seine
Havre
Cherbourg
Miss Agnes Morgan Resigns Milledgeville Latin Post
Milledgeville Ga June 3 Miss Agnes Morgan leaves Milledgeville for Atlanta today. After several years as Latin teacher at the Georgia Normal and Industrial College she resigned to accept a position in Atlanta public schools.
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Morgan
Milledgeville
Agnes Morgan
Atlanta
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Norway Hoists Tri Color Flag Over Akershus Fort
Norway marks the dissolution of the union with Sweden as the tricolor is raised over Akershus Fort and across the country. 30,000 gather, the royal band plays Sons of Norway, and cheers greet the new banner amid a national saluting ceremony. King Oscar faces pressure as European powers weigh recognition and a possible move toward a Norwegian republic.
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Christiana
Akershus
Storting
Sweden
Sons of Norway
Fatherland
Baron von Wedel-Jarisberg
Norway
Madrid
Chris Hana
Washington
Rome
Bjornstjerne-Brornson
Stockholm
Gustave
Oscar
Council of State
Inday Wnsutamion
Riksdag
Rikséac
Copenhaen
Hungary
Budapest
Bernadette
Copenhagen
Gustav
Norwestan
Russia
Germany
Ostar
Denmark
Suims Cold Lazative Bromo Quinine Notice
A brief old time advertisement for Lazative Bromo Quinine marketed as the world wide cold care remedy. It claims to remove the cough and gall for the full name and bears the signature of B. W. Grove.
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B. W. Grove
Sic
Greene and Gaynor Checkmated in Georgia Case
Marion Erwin, special assistant U S attorney general, said in Sapannak on June 3 that the government has Greene and Gaynor checkmated after travel in Canada. A Savannah return is unlikely. the new jail in Cuthbert readied at $18 000, with county commissioners approving completion and cell arrangements.
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Erwin
Greene
Gaynor
Sapannak
Marion Erwin
United States
Goo
Miwon
Canada
Brada
Savannah
Trigh
Cuthbert
Paupers Form Union in Jersey County Almshouse Strike
In a county alms house near Jersey City paupers organized a bakery union and walkout over pay. A walking delegate informed the county board that bakers would not knead dough until wages and payrolls were restored. Officials rejected the demand, directing workers to return to the bake shop or face quarry labor.
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Jersey City
New York
Nate
Wore
Powers case affidavits filed in secret court
In the Powers case affidavits by ex Governor Taylor ex Postmaster General Emory Smith ex Attorney General Griggs and Secretary Cortelyou claim Taylor was recognized as Kentucky governor by the national administration The case concluded in May District Attorney Hj finished reply to Bronston speech Judge Cochran reserved opinion Also an ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills promising relief from bowel and stomach issues for 25 cents
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Mayaviic
K. Tume
Powers
W. Taylor
Charles Emzexy Smith
John W. Griggs
Cortelyou
C J Bronston
Cochran
Flushed Sewers Stir Body Theory In Columbus Case
Columbus Georgia reports a suspect, Hoffman, arrested on child murder, charged with cruelty after allegedly taking a newborn from its mother. City sewer flush flushed toward river, sanitation workers saw an object in the sewer suggesting a possible infant body. In Caracas, Castro to be inaugurated president of Venezuela the following day.
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Columbus
W Hoffman
Ing
Uny
Waeret
Nesta
Sanitary Department
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Edward Courtney
Dr. Karney
Panama
Lawye
Mullionaie Rice
Guarantes Redemption Co
Centuri
Casion
MUSE
Essig Bros
Chothiers—Furnishers—Hatters
Whitehai St
MR. Adamson
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Cluett and
W.l.douglas Union
Vannel
W. L Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Nore
W. T. Douglas
Everett
Crasey
Douglas Uson
Corona
Goltskin
Sunny
Corona Colt
Bougla
Brockton
Peters
Viaduct
W. Bhown
Peachtree Street
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Charles W. Grankshaw
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
Whitehall St
Emory Smith
Griggs and
Dr. King
Hoffman
Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
Dershirt
Whitehall
Deestur
Law Bros. Co
Newsparre
Hrerive
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