States clash over Yellow Fever quarantine dispute
Reports from Baton Rouge say Mississippi quarantine guards armed have crossed into Louisiana as authorities prepare to intervene. Louisiana Governor Blanchard orders investigation and asks Washington for action while contacting Mississippi Governor Vardaman to confirm the incident and express concern.
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Women Flock to Portsmouth for Peace Envoys Visit
Portsmouth NH August crowds gather to greet the Russian and Japanese envoys. Governor McLane and state officials coordinate hospitality with Fernando W Hartford and Judge Calvin Page steering social events. Hotels report record occupancy as visitors flood in ahead of Monday welcome.
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Tragedy Over Jealousty as Boston Housekeeper Story Unfolds
Mrs Barber states she left home seeking wages to clothe her children after disputes over money. She worked for Evans in Cambridge and Somerville, while her husband used detectives to find her. When Evans confronted intruders, he shot Fraser. Evans was jailed as the case moved to court.
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Man captures wife killer after nine hour manhunt
Charles Teidman, 25, a Chester brakeman, was chased through woods for nine hours after allegedly shooting his wife at her father in law’s home. A posse cornered him near Chester Centre and arrested him without incident. He confessed to the murder, likely to face a Westfield district court proceeding.
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Detective Shot Dead in Somerville
Private detective George L. Fraser, 40, of Roxbury, was shot and killed by Joseph Evans, 35, at 31 Moore Street West Somerville at 10 45 last night. Evans is in custody at Somerville station and to be arraigned this morning.
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Evans Statement Defends Self After Home Shooting
Evans said after the shooting that he acted to protect his home from violation and that he could not tell if the intruders were burglars or robbers. He fired when they forced entry to defend himself.
Robbed by Thugs Aboard Electric Car
William F. Campbell a 46 year old Chicago merchant was assaulted robbed of 65 dollars and thrown from a moving electric car on a trip from Hyde Park to Dudley street. Two assailants held him while a third rifled his pockets. He was later taken to City Hospital and left against medical advice. Local forecast: fair warmer through Thursday.
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