Corbin Feud Tensions Rise As Militia Quells Clashes
State militia under Col. R. D. Williams disciplining riotous citizens after killings and explosions in Corbin Kentucky. Three Shotwell men arrested and sent to Williamsburg for intimidation charges as tensions flare between rival factions. Deputies guard White and Shotwell victims buried amid strife.
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R. D. Williams
Williams
Shotwell
James Shotwell
Raleigh White
Williamsburg
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White
Susan Cox
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Pekin Protocol Sealed As Chinese Plenipotentiaries Sign
A dispatch from Washington reports the Chinese plenipotentiaries signed and delivered the protocol in Pekin removing doubts over seals and signatures. London confirms Kitchener reporting New Zealanders routing 800 Boers near Ventersburg and Colville’s column repulsed near Standerton with British casualties. Brussels notes Kruger's grandson Eloff says Kruger may not travel to America yet, may go later if Transvaal interests require.
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Standerton
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El Paso Carnival Queen Crowned by Chihuahua Governor
Miss Claire Kelly was crowned queen of the El Paso midwinter carnival in a ceremony attended by about 5000, with Governor Miguel Abumada of Chihuahua placing the crown and receiving a jeweled badge as souvenir. The queen, a Colorado girl, was hosted at a Juarez bull fight after the event.
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Miguel Abumada
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Juarez
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MacArthur adopts plan to deport insurgent leaders
Hong Kong reports General MacArthur's approval of Consul Wildman's plan to deport insurgent leaders to Guam, a move that has had a marked effect on the anti‑insurgency landscape and local authorities.
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MacArthur
Wildman
Guam
Insurgent Activity Diminished and Philippines Freed
Ottawa reports an order in council commuting James Slorah of Dawson Yukon from death to life imprisonment for fatally shooting his wife Pearl Mitchell. Slorah had been sentenced to hang on March 1.
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James Slorah
Dawson
Yukon
Slorah
Pearl Mitchell
Counterfeiting Ring Busted. Barnett Arrested in Allentown
United States postal inspectors arrested G. Barnett alias Evans of Allentown Pa on charges of using the mails in a scheme to defraud and for counterfeiting. He is held in 5000 bail for further hearing after investigators traced a green goods letter to a scam centered in New York City and connected to farmers nationwide. The arrest followed a trap using a telegram and a staged delivery in Allentown with inspector Duryea posing as a witness.
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Philadelphia
United States
Allentown
G. Barnett
Evans
New York City
Craig
Duryea
Lawrence Wheeler
Hazleton
Ind
E. Maynard
Wheeler
New York
Dayton
Robert H. Evans
Barnett
Diamonds Seized From Cuban Merchant at Hoboken
United States Marshal Alcott seized 17600 dollars worth of diamonds found on Antonio Ansenias as he left a Hamburg American Line steamer in Hoboken. He faces no arrest yet. the diamonds await Treasury Department decision on smuggling. The item list includes 126 articles valued at 11000 with 60 percent duty.
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United States
Alcott
New Jersey
Antonio Ansenias
Ansenias
Hoboken
Treasury Department
Cuba
Arsenias
Ansenius
Nicaragua Canal Treaty Speculation Triggers Cabinet Session
London reports a special cabinet called to discuss the Nicaragua canal matter as Mr Choate signals a decision for Washington. Speculation grows that the government may concede to American demands with diplomatic evasion. Secrecy rules surround cabinet talks as Ambassador Choate works discreetly and Lord Lansdowne appears ready to approve amendments.
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London
Nicaragua
Choate
Washington
Secretary White
Lord Landowne
Chamberlain
Rail steel prices discussed in New York conference
Representatives of major steel rail makers met in New York on Thursday to discuss prices. Although moves to raise to 28 or 30 dollars were anticipated, no price change was made and indications point to no hike for some time.
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New York
Queen Victoria Not Seriously Ill Rums Denied
The London report claimed Queen Victoria was gravely ill and family summoned to Osborne, but Associated Press inquiries found the rumors groundless. The Prince of Wales at Marlborough House reportedly had been informed Victoria was not in usual health, while in Washington the president was described as much better after a morning drive and signing mail.
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Victoria
Osborne
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
McKinnis Family Welcomes Fourth Pair of Twins in Farmington
Mount Vernon news reports Sherman and wife Mrs McKinnis welcomed a fourth pair of twin boys born last Sunday in Farmington township. All eight children are living and under eight years old.
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Fils
Sherman McKinnis
Farmington Township
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