Samoan Governor Describes Natives and Pacific Outlook
From San Francisco Commander B F Tilley portrays Samoa natives as brave and hospitable while enforcing new ordinances to protect them. He notes navy enlistments, whisky bans, and hopes to protect the race from mixture. In Manila Lieutenant Mitchell faces court martial for embezzlement as the Philippine commission expands judicial circuits. Philadelphia delegates discuss Southern productive wealth at industrial convention. Boston reports Jubilee YMCA convention underway.
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San Francisco
B.F. Tilley
United States Navy
United States
Samoa
Congress
German Samoa
Solf
Doria
Progress features at YMCA 50 years report noted
Across branches delegates attended in early hours though tardy. The main feature centered on Young Men's Christian Association problems and subjects reflecting 50 years of progress. Local and national updates followed from Shreveport Montgomery and Washington.
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Boston
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Foster father held as murder case grinds on
Atlanta reports R F Flowers the foster father of Bertha Jackson is detained at home as the coroner's jury investigates the murder. Blood stains appear in a room at Flowers's house and the girl's bonnet with blood marks is found on clothing removed from the body. Salem reports Nathan Cox and Emma Cox wounded by Peter Cooch in a mistaken identity shooting near Omega township, both shot with a No 3 charge.
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Atlanta
R. F. Flowers
Bertha Jackson
Poplar Springs
Flowers
Flower
Salem, Dis
Jane
Nathan Cox
Omega Township
Enma Cox
Peter Cooch
Multiple Fatal and Near Fatal Incidents Reported Across States
Reports from Indiana Montana Iowa and Illinois recount a series of violent acts including a fatal stabbing in Laporte where Charles Palen 15 killed by his brother Frank 12, and a later fatal shooting in Des Moines where Elijah Heathcote wounded his wife four times. In Illinois a laborer Ossa Bryant killed his 19 year old wife and killed himself following domestic trouble. A Red Lodge Montana dispatch warns of Arapahoe threatenings near Shoshone reservation prompting state militia deployment.
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Laporte
Ind
Charles Palen
Frank
Palen
Helena
Red Lodge
Mont
Wyoming
Des Moines
Elijah Heathcote
Heathcote
Flora
Ills
Louisville
Ossa Bryant
Religious Debate Opens In Vernon Between Denominations
In Vernon Texas on June 17 the Baptist Dr J N Hall of Fulton Kentucky and Methodist Dr Alderson of Paris Texas will launch a ten day religious debate. The event is set to span 10 days starting mid month with discussions on faith and doctrine.
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Montgomery
Ala
William D. Jelks
Barbour County
Samford
Senate
Beaumont
Tex
Jelks
Vernon
J. N. Hall
Fulton
Alderson
Paris
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J. L. Hearne
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Philippine News
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Forty-second Regiment
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Twenty-second Regiment
Richard C. Day
Thirty-fourth Regiment
Nueva Ecija
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