Altered Hs Bloody Wark the Negro in a Burning House
A mob surrounded Shaw’s burning house in Greensboro Kentucky on May 22. Shaw, said to be armed and insane, fired on deputies and townspeople, wounding several, as the house was set to be burned to capture him. Deputy WH Brown was killed by a rifle shot at close range.
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Greensboro
Shaw
Gowensboro
Rob Shaw
Megro
Waltman
Maia Mes
Wimeiam C Brown
Shor
Marsha
John J Jackson
G H Putt
Watson James Ford
Joan Robinson
Frank Howard Watson Potts
Barrett
Oman
Cal
Crow P. Pose
Urey
G H Pitt
Howard
Pelly
Sheriff Keely
Lewisport
Whitman
B Mack
Howe
Jame Tav
John Robinson Happin
Bain
Brown
Hancock County
Police chiefs meet at Washington in international convention
Segyrion International Association gathers about 200 delegates in Washington for its annual convention. Major Richard Sylvester, president, delivers the annual address praising police cooperation worldwide, noting growth in membership and influence. A key recommendation supports transferring the naval identification bureau to the District of Columbia commissioners to handle identifications and information for legally constituted police.
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International Association
Washington
In Ersthonal Association of Chiefa of Roce Mt Ar
Richard Sylvester
Eft
Naval Bureau
O Wal
Prikate
Conbia
Not Victim of Strangler NL cern May 22 An
A man named Lawrence Harnett reportedly died after an incident on a Wednesday night. Police say the death appears natural. Equitable Directors plan a meeting in New York on May 31 to discuss a committee report related to Frick estate. Clerk Sigman reportedly paralyzed by stroke in Georgia.
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Cern
Lawrence Harnett
Anic
Gegath
Ted
Equitable Direweors
New York
PegUiaz Guartirh
Frick
Hyde and Jordan clash over cotton crop reports
Washington May 22. John Hyde chief of the Bureau of Statistics sent a sharp reply to Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Association, defending the department against claims of bias and outlining cooperation plans. Jordan had urged rapid, broad farmer data collection and a New Orleans meeting to consolidate reports for publication.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Southern Cotton Association
New Orleans
Harvie Jordan
Atlanta
John Hyde
Jordan
Hyde
Souther Sotton Association
Ponsitie Tre Association
Department 3
Pdssidle
Arte
Iversl
New Orleana
Parliament for the South Industrial Parliament Opens in Washington
Delegates from Southern states have arrived in Washington for a three day session of the Southern Industrial Parliament starting tomorrow. New York will be represented by cotton exchange and trade committee delegates. Governor Glenn of North Carolina will serve as temporary chairman. Secretary of Agriculture M Richards is to speak, and Robert Gates will address the meeting. President Roosevelt will receive the delegates at the White House on Tuesday. The gathering will discuss various aspects of Southern industries.
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Washington
Ishington
Southern Industrial Parliament
New York
Cotton Exchange Chamber
Glen
North Carolina
Woman
Department of Agriculte
M. Richards
Southern Retreal
Robert Gates
Toure Me
Nashville
Roosevelt
White House
Plow Combine Denied Amidst Missing Parties
In Toulsile on May 22, two of the alleged groups formed to create a plow factory combine with 6 million dollars capital, including Avery and Sons and Mole Plow Company of Moline. The plan was widely reported May 17 but Avery and Sons and partners deny knowledge of the project.
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Aix
Denal
Aver & Sons
oOeerran
Governor Sells State Cotton at 800-Pound Bales
The governor sold 2 575 bales of state cotton for 98 000 dollars in Jackson on a day in war year 22. This first lot had been stored for months due to low prices. Bale weight averages about 800 pounds and the sale clears treasury interests.
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Jackson
Potter Confesses Back in Home State with Officer
Mara Potter a former Davisboro Bank cashier believed to have stolen $26,000 disappeared after the defalcation. Tracked to Los Angeles, he was arrested after a reward chase led by Thomas Hewitt, a Savannah detective. Potter, 24, described as well dressed with a cultured demeanor, is en route to Sandersville to face Washington County authorities.
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Kimball House
Marc Snell Potte
Bank of
Davisboro Ga
Davisboro
Atlanta
Blexico
Ulmeelf
Prince
California
Los Angeles
Bagley
Merchants Trust Bank
Pali E
Lon Angeles
Thomas Hewitt
Savinnah Ga
Defimet
Darisboro
Llewitt
West
Bang
Davishoro
Iim
Potter
Hewitt
Southern Pacific
Boon
Pope Huguley
Barnesville
Sandersville
Aik
Washington County
J S Wilson Hentt Roberts
Barry Edwards Warron Haldwin
Mara
Davis Potter
Gentleman Horn
Geynor Greene Decision Delayed in Montreal Case
Extradition commissioner Judge Lafontaine has not had time to prepare his judgment in the Ganor and Greene margst case. A decision was expected Monday but will likely be postponed to the following Monday as preparations continue.
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Geynor-Greene
Montreal
Lafontaine
Hav Ag
Ganor
Greene
Wwe x
Plans of Russian Admiral Rokstvensky Duel Japanese Battles
Reports from St Petersburg and Paris indicate executives anticipate Rokstvensky moving toward the Pacific with the Russian fleet. Observers note possible wide-berth maneuver near Formosa and potential rendezvous north of Luzon to coal for operations against Japan.
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St Petersburg
Admiralty
Rokstyensk
Tarestvensky
Hong Kong
Bashee Channel
Jestienaky
Faramosa
Pacific
Imdochina
Lineviteh
Oyamas
Shahkether
Mukden
Ekaternoslat
Sabu
EUSS
Luzon
BeDiyan Islands
Russians Left Many Corpses in Front at Changtu
Imperial army dispatches report the front near Changtu where Japanese forces claim repelling two battalions and a cavalry detachment. Enemys forces attacked Erhshihupao and a village near coal mines, with 300 killed and wounded reported. Linevitch confirms Russian detachments occupying valleys west of Nanshent on the Mandarin road.
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Jokio
Imperial Army
Changtu
Santaoou
Chilyangpao
Erhshihupao
Fukumen
Linevitch
Petersburg
Line
Kaak
Khanda
Nanshent
Mandarin Road
Martinott
Tadin
Shahoty
Stahotz
Doctor’s $100000 claim reduced in probate court
In Chicago on May 22 Judge S Cutting of the probate court ruled the $100000 claim by Dr L CH B Ziegler against the Harriet McVicker estate excessive. He ordered a moderated amount of $19600 under two contracts shown in court. The decision followed evaluation of the claim and evidence.
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Chicago
L CH B. Ziegler
Harriet McVicker
S Cutting
Cutting
Pr Zlegler
Plague Death Toll Rises Far In India This Year
London May 22 figures from Indian Secretary Brodrick show about 780000 people have died in India from plague this year. From January to April 1 the death toll reached 471774 and 215981 died in the four weeks ending April 22. The plague remains active but officials hope mortality will soon decline.
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London
India
Brodrick
House of Commons
Englishman Arrested for Procure Passport Conspiracy
London May 22 Englishman McCullough believed to be an actor arrested for conspiring to obtain passports for unlawful purposes. He is linked to the hotel Bristol St Petersburg bombing death and to a broader system aiding foreign sympathizers with the liberal movement in Russia by providing passports in others names to propagandists for entry into Russia.
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Wiegal
London
McCullough
Te Sa
Bristol Steetersburg
Mareh 11
Lberaf
Russia
Trial of the Irredentists Aimed at Trieste Split
The trial in Vinena May 22 concerns irredentists arrested at Trieste for belonging to a secret society planning an armed raid into Austria led by General Ricciot Garibaldi from Laine to trigger a popular uprising and seize Friests and coastlands from Austria. They are also accused of making and circulating naval navy plans amid intense political interest.
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Trieste
Aust
Vinena
Polit Ca
London Debates Marred by Disorder Over Colonial Preference
Premier Galfour resisted pledges to action on colonial preference and proposed a provincial conference in 1806. The Commons erupted in wild disorder as Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman pressed for a clear answer from Prime Minister E. As Lyttleton was blocked, opposition leaders demanded order and a hearing for the secretary.
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House of Commons
Galfour
Mié
Rolonta
Geary Campoen Bannerman
Bahour
Edinburg
Henry Campbell-Bannermans
Heal
Dlain
E.tiaur
Alfred Lyttleton
Tf Stata
Cornies
Yept
Balfour
Saul
House
Lyttleton
Weather Forecast Fragments Across States Tuesday and Wednesday
Fragmentary weather notes show showers and thunderstorms across Georgia Virginia Tennessee Kentucky North and South Carolina Arkansas Alabama Mississippi Florida Texas and Louisiana. Winds shift to west to southeast with varying intensities as storms move through Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ught
West Winds
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
North
Carolna
Arkanyus
Alabama
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