Week's Events Highlight Arrests and Murders Across States
Miss Mary Cestis Lee, related to Gen. Robert E. Lee, arrested in Alexandria for violating a Jim Crow car bill. Mississippi Supreme Court upholds Noel primary law. A private killed a woman and himself in Ohio. Bodies recovered from Luzon clash, and a suspected double murder investigated near Shinnecock Bay. National Baseball League standings show Pittsburg leading, with Philadelphia and Brooklyn close behind.
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Mary Cestis Lee
Robert E. Lee
Alexandria
Virginia
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Mississippi
Harry W. Bragg
Twentieth United States Infantry
Lixsie Tibbits
Columbus
Ohio
Bragg
Pelican
Wis
Fifth Cavalry
Binangonan
Rizal
Luzon
Sullivan H. Palm
Sheldon E. Palm
Warren
Boston
Pittsburg
Walter McCandless
Palm
Lon Henderson
Indianapolis
Manon
Ind
Henderson
Charles 8
Shirler
American District Telegraph Company
New York
Grand Jury
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Shinnecock Bay
Long Island
Foster
Miss Lawrence
National Baseball League
Ww. Il
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Vist. Louis
Government appoints minister to Cuban republic
The Spanish government announces the appointment of a minister to the Cuban republic. Other items report executions, fires, drownings, accidents, and political changes across the United States and abroad, with numerous mentions of natural disasters, crimes, and industry strikes.
Child Kidnapping Mystery Ends With Reunion
A four year old girl, Mary Nathan Bloom, was found recently by her father after a long disappearance. She is married to her second cousin, Nathaniel Bloom, and was last linked to a kidnapping case in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1982. Detectives pursue leads as Mrs. Greene, once suspected, is deceased. The case centers on a boarding house in Aurora, Illinois.
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Chicate and Northwestern
Fulton
Rising Sun
Ind
Thomas Allen
Aflis-Chalmers Company of
Chicago
Emp
John Fox
Elbow Jake
Minn
Teter
Fox
Harry Churchill
Olga Pries
Omaha
Kansas City
William Christy
The
Valley Bank
Phoenix
Ariz
Prietas
Sonora
Torres
Tiffin
Ohio
Col. Brewer
Franklin Park
Columbus
William Strother
A. Deane Cooper
Millenaire
St. Louis
Missouri State Penitentiary
J. L. Cammon
C. N. Brooks
Verson
Texas
Wildman
Clarence Hamiltee
New York
Moncrief
Minneapolis
Lillian J. Adams
Craddock
John A. Adams
Adams
Francis
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
George A. Fleck
Louisville
Great Northern
Thomas A. Mecharry
Grand Rapids
Allegan County
Michigan
Lant K. Salsbury
Lake Mich Zan
Coppoc
Iowa
Raveena
Stilwater
Gipsy Tower
Turtle
Maquoketa Slough
Dubughe
Hoy
Norman Wing
Revere
Ulewai Tse
Cotnta
Supreme Court
Hoy Campbell
AJ. Campbell
Wiliam G. Mangan
W. A. Clark, Jr
W. A. Clark
Washington
Rel Fork
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Red Fork
Beaumont
Miss Wren
Lexington
Win
George Henderson
Denver
Deltone
Quraha Neb
Henderson
Johnson
Omana
Wren
William Blankenship
Hopkinsville
Court of Criminal Appeals
Harvey Fullerton
Greenville
Nathaniel Bloess
West Sixty-third Street
Bloom
Mary Nathan
Hoboken
N. J
Nathaniel Bloom
Greene
Aurora
Cas
Balkan and world updates from late era dispatches
Sidi Ali Bey of Tunis dies and is succeeded by his son Mohamed born 1555. Ganz & Co of Budapest linked to Whitney Elk... syndicate amid European patent push. Italy’s King Victor Emanuel reportedly bought vast coal land in West Virginia for about 5 million. Port Darwin survivor reports Malayan crew massacre off North Australia. Roosevelt urges 20 percent Cuba tariff concession. Miss Ethel Sigsbee wed Robert T Small in Washington. Chesapeake practice ship under court-ordered inventory. C P Neely freed after Cuban crime amnesty law.
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Sidi Ali
Tunis
Bey
Mohamed
Ganz & Co
Budapest
Europe
Whitney Elkins-Alan-Dylan
Victor Emanuel
Italy
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Pocahontas
Prince de Wats
Tad Bane Nave Bee Seat Gs
Goa
Userr von
Igrim Baltazz
la Ginayra
Aorangi
Port Darwin
Cape Wilberfures
North Australia
Roosevelt
Congress
Cuba
Ethel Sigsbee
Sigsbee
Maine
Havana
Washington
Robert T. Small
Saw Small
Chesapeake
Teeeners
C. PF
Congress Debates Canal Toll and Port Rico Policy
The Senate and House clash over canal measures and the isthmian route while debating the London dock charges bill and reciprocal talks with Cuba. Legislation includes a $15,515 relief for Chicago explosion victims and pension expansions for soldiers, widows, and disabled veterans, with votes and committee referrals noted.
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Senate
Turner
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
House
Agnenttural Department
Corliss Pacific
Afr. Dalxell
Philippines
Messrs. Mondell
Wyo
Tongue Ore
Tirrell
Maass
Shallenberger
Neb
Ar. Ray
Peace to South Africa Improves War's End and Markets
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes peace in South Africa boosts foreign markets and potential gold mining gains. Domestic labor disputes curb gains, but railway earnings rise 6.8 percent from last year and 17.4 percent since 1900. Market tone remains cautious with steel rails prices unchanged.
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South Africa
R. G. Dun & Co
Connellsville
Washington Notes Backed Independence Debate in Europe
Senor Buencamillo told a House committee that Filipino agents in Europe hinder independence. Roosevelt opened the national convention of American military surgeons. The Spanish war saw over 26,000,000 quinine pills and 250,000 first aid packets used. A $20,000,000 omnibus public building bill directs distribution among architects and builders nationwide.
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Washington
Senor Buencamillo
House Committee
Europe
Roosevelt
Market Livestock and Grain Prices Across Cities
Prairie and port markets report cattle hogs and sheep prices in rapid changes. Prices span St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York and Buffalo with ranges for wheat corn oats rye and butter eggs and clover seed. Montreal announces a $150000 public library funding from Andrew Carnegie.
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Indianapois
de St Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
James
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H. Brimfield - U
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James F Wheelock
San Quentin
C.al
Emily Martin
Minnesota Supreme Court
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Pennsslvania
York
Brooklin
Harrett Robbins
Port Morns
Mre
Prima Haines
Camden
Chester
Henry B. Robbins
Alexander Citr Ala
Hoenolul
Newcastle
Australia
San Francisco
George C. Davis
John P_. Fink
Heeman
Dravesburg
Pabridge
Pittisburg
Lehigh Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
Cove Point
Patuxent Fiver
Chesapeake Bay
Carry
Henry Haddock
Haddock
Tammany Hall
Finance Committee
Richard Croker
Lewis Nixon
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Sidney Hall
Hartford
Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Gen
Miles
James Appleegate
Hagsieton
Applegate
Cranberry Collery
Rachel Sahler
Coatesville
Harry N. Ricer
New Castle
Sahler
Wietart
H. M. Rosenblatt & Co
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Pueblo
Colo
Michigan Maccabees
Marquette
Fifth District
Arkansas
C. C. Reid
Morriston
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Joseph Swain
University of Indiana
Harris Nickel Plate Circus
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Trenton
Ralph Lord
Arvilla Worrell
Jessie Morrison
Oho Castle
Ehlorado
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Lorine
Vr Ihe
Bae
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Peoria
Bloomington
Danvers
Lil
Minnesota
Willie Saunders
Carl Gunion
John Roach
Licking River
Zanesville
Gunnen
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Common Pleas Court
Board of Tax Review
Evanston
Ralph McKinnie
Edina Louise Everst
Southern
Newport News
New Orleans
Salvadore Lucifpa
Vincenso Velera
Marrella Ferri
Joseph Calamina
Joseph Geracchi
National Association of Credit Men
J. Harry Trego
Nashville
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Hooker and
Summit
Chattanooga
Tent
Wheeling
Exley Watkins Catsup and Preserving Company
Wheeling Mattress Company
Acme Box Company
W. Va
Livingston
Philip Northern
John Renner
John Spoon- More
State Supreme Court
United States
Mr. Foraker
Porto Rico
Lawton
Okla
Anadarko
USA
Mitchell
Pacific Islands
Hawaii
Hoar
District of Columbia
Secretary of War
Spain
Weber
Peter
Wooshinsten
Martyes
Brooklyna
Fredercksborg
Hugh Mercer
Rebecca J. Taylor
War Department
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