Addressing Lynching and Race in the South
A public debate cites mob violence in Illinois and Georgia, urging end to lynchings. Bishop Arnett and ex Governor Northen discuss race relations, the role of Christianity, and the call for equal rights and moral training for the negro race. A Georgia telegram supports early moral training and humanitarian work.
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President McKinley Hosts White House Dinner
Washington reports President and Mrs. McKinley entertained guests at a White House dinner, noting the formal reception and the hospitality extended to attendees.
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Visiting dignitaries join Cabinet circle for private dinner
Meek Kelway of the Brooklyn Eagle and Mrs. McKtelway visit the city and are hosted by the Cabinet circle and Mrs. Hobart. The private dining room table is beautifully decorated as the Marine Band plays. The President escorts Mrs. Hobart to the table with other guests including Mrs. Hay and several secretaries and their spouses.
Four Men Die in Mine Cage Disaster at War Eagle Mine
In Rossland British Columbia on May 22 the cage in the War Eagle mine shaft fell 350 feet after machinery failed. Victims W. Schofield James Palmer Thomas Neville and H A Moneyfield were killed.
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Civil Court Docket of Numerous Jury, Trial and Public Notices
A dense Civil Court list notes numerous cases across multiple sessions. Entries include Chandler v Grant and many others against West End Railroad Boston, Boston Herald Co, Boston Elevated Railway, and variousbanks and firms. The record shows jury sessions, special lists, and several public notices in Middlesex Superior Court with judges Richardson and Stevens.
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac May 23
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances. Steamer Maron with merchandise to William Johnston & Co. from Hamburg. 14 436 baskets sugar for American Sugar Refining Company aboard. Other arrivals include Admiral Dewey and Santa Nella from cruises. schooners Nugget and Va dare. Bear River and Warrior with passengers and cargo. Cleared vessels include Kansas and Barrowmore bound for Liverpool and London respectively.
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Twenty Vessels Arrive With 500000 Pounds Fish At Wharf
A busy morning at T Wharf as about twenty fishing vessels docked with 500000 pounds of fish. Haddock sold from 1.75 to 3 per hundredweight, cod ranged 1.89 to 1.25 for small. Halibut from Gloucester vessels Monitor and Senator contributed large shares.
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Dramatic critic William Ball and wife die in gas suicide
William Thomas Widesborough Ball and his wife, both in frail health, died from gas poisoning in their Roxbury flat at 12 Akron Street. Police and medical examiner say it was suicide by turning on the gas after Ball left a note claiming he had no money. Ball, born Sept 17 1830 in Exeter England, was a famed drama critic and dramatist who once worked for the Globe Theatre and befriended Sir Henry Irving.
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Barrows Sentenced for Fatal Criminal Operation in Seat Tq Prison
Frederick H. Barrows and Annie F. Barrows were convicted of performing a criminal operation on Frances Adams, who died from the act. Judge Gaskill sentenced Barrows to 7 to 9 years in State Prison and Annie to 5 years at Sherborn Reformatory for Women. They accepted the punishment calmly.
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Admiral Dewey’s Cousin Works In Brooklyn Store
May 22 New York. Miss Idick Dewey, cousin of Admiral George Dewey, sits in a Brooklyn shop window sewing for children’s clothes to earn a living while the nation celebrates Dewey’s homeward voyage. Born in Montpelier Vermont she is 22 and once sought stage fame after joining Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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Supreme Court Adjourns as Term Ends with 619 Cases Decided
The United States Supreme Court adjourned for the term in Washington. It disposed of 619 cases, leaving 302 on the docket. Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer plan to sail for Paris for the Venezuelan boundary arbitration. Justice Harlan proceeds to Yale College to lecture.
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Telegram from Inspector Ties Foye Case to Supreme Court
Captain Dugan received a telegram from Inspector Morrisey in Seattle naming John E. Foye as a wanted man in City Hall cases. The message says a Supreme Court decision will be issued this week in Seattle on Foye and Willard F. Baker. Baker is accused of embezzling about 700 dollars from an express company.
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Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Observances At St Anne's
In Lowell on May 22 the corner stone anniversary events for St Anne's Protestant Episcopal Church continued with morning communion led by Rev A St John Chambre and a sermon by Rev Henry EK Hovey of St John's Portsmouth. Rev Alfred Evan Johnson also spoke. A Girls Friendly Society festival followed with a sermon by Rev Dr Donald of Boston.
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