Postmortem findings dispute self destruction in Mrs Gore case
An independent postmortem by four American doctors at the request of the U S Consul General found a bullet entered Mrs Ellen Gore's right eye and exited near the right head without powder marks. The wound range suggested weapon use but doctors avoided judging death’s cause. French officials and local authorities coordinated note taking and further reports. Former Governor Ross and Joseph Clarke run as candidates in a closely fought election amid political tension. King of Portugal at Windsor bids Edward farewell before private English sojourn.
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Paris
Ellen Gore
Gowdy
State Department
Washington
A. J. Magnin
Edmund L. Gros
Turner
Whitman
Dr. Socoquest
M. Paquet
Gonédy
Socoquest
Rioting Strikes Hit Havana Police Clash Dead and Wounded
Havana reports a general strike turning violent with two dead and eighty two injured, including five severely wounded, among them a police lieutenant. Eight officers wounded as rioters are restrained. electric car workers remain partly active. city guards mobilized to prevent further disorder.
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Havana
Under Water Flood Hits Chickasaw Nation Regions
A serious flood in Washita and Blue valleys within the Chickasaw nation leaves large areas submerged. Four days of rain burst rivers, forcing families from homes, washing out bridges, and delaying rail service on the Choctaw and Frisco lines into Ardmore. No lives reported, but cotton losses are feared.
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Chickasaw Nation
Ardmore I. T
Washita
Blue Valleys
Choctaw Road
Ardmore
Frisco
Louisiana Tragedy Shoots Lawyer Kills Barbin in Marksville
Thomas O Planche prominent Marksville lawyer shoots Rismore L Barbin in Alexandria after a quarrel. Barbin dies forty minutes after receiving three abdominal wounds. Planche claims Barbin reached for a weapon. he fired five shots and was jailed for safekeeping as tensions rose among their circles. Barbin leaves a wife and three children.
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Thomas
Planche
Rismore L. Barbin
Alexandria
Marksville
Barbin
Mitchell Heads to Washington for Coal Strike Talks
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived in Washington at 8:20 a m to confer with Wayne MacVeagh as part of efforts urged by the anthracite strike commission. Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the union, also joined the conference. Mitchell did not plan a meeting with President Roosevelt.
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John Mitchell
Attorney MacVeagh
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Wayne MacVeagh
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago
President Roosevelt
Rates Withdrawn by Southeast and Southwest Lines
A joint conference of passenger traffic officials from southeastern and southwestern lines considered colonist rates from Memphis to the southwest. Southwestern lines argued Memphis as a basing point disturbs rates at other gateways. They will notify the Southeast Passenger Association by wire of their conclusion. Two Appointments to Be Made to the Washington Court
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St. Louis
Southeastern
Southwestern
Southern
Memphis
Southeast Passenger Association
Washington
Ashley M. Gould
United States
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the
Bradley
Francis M. Wright
Illinois
Court of Claims
Davis
Youkon Excitement Roars From Dawson Dispatch
A special to the Post from Dawson reports Seattle readers that Youkon is wildly excited as election chatter heats up. Local observers note heightened interest and curiosity about outcomes and political stakes in the remote territory.
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Seattle
Wash
the Post
Dawson
Youkon
Fine Figures and Thirty Five Million Added to Lone Star Wealth
Austin reports advance proofs of the annual R. M. Love state controller report show a healthy state finances and growing industrial prosperity. Property valuation for 1902 reaches 1,017,571,732, up from 914,007,634 in 1900 and 982,187,865 in 1901.
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Lone Star
Austin
R. M. Love
Senate committee finishes Oklahoma statehood inquiry
The sub committee of the United States senate committee on territories completed its Oklahoma work on Monday in Arkansas City Kansas. The panel headed to Chicago where they will remain until later this week before gathering with the full committee in Washington.
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Arkansas City
Kan
United States Senate Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Chicago
Senate Committee On Territories
Washington
Three Killed in a Wreck at Sealy Switch in Sherman
A northbound Frisco freight train collided with an open switch at Sealy, Texas resulting in three deaths including Dan Lynch and James Srpply and a third victim. Seven others sustained injuries as rescue crews worked at the scene near Sherman.
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Sherman
Tex
Sealy, I. T
Dan Lynch
James Srpply
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