High Treason Charge Shocks Irish Leader Lynch Arrested
Colonel Arthur Lynch, ex-Boer M P, arrived in London from Dieppe and was arrested on a high treason charge. He sat quietly in court as he was remanded until June 14. Irish nationalists pressed ministers over his surrender rights, while Lynch, once a Boer ally of Kruger, is said to have joined General Joubert in the South African War.
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Deacon’s Explanation Sparks Church Row Over Bacon Story
Treasury department anecdote prompts Rep Moody to recount a Georgia tale of a Lone Swamp Baptist deacon who drank in Augusta after marketing bacon. The deacon’s confession triggers witnesses and debate, with a church member accusing him of lying about ice in August and urging dismissal.
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Senate executive session on Crozier nomination and Cuba policy
Washington June 18 The Senate spent most of today in executive session considering Captain Crozier for chief of army ordnance. A message from the President urging reciprocal relations with Cuba was received after the session began and read before the doors were closed again. The proceedings resumed in secret session afterward.
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Senate debate on Cuba relations and executive session
A large Senate turnout discussed a message referred to the committee on relations with Cuba. Mr. Dietrich of Nebraska and Mr. Warren of Wyoming spoke, Warren moving an executive session. Mr Bailey of Texas joked about referring the message to a Republican caucus as laughter echoed. The presiding chair, Mr Kean, noted no such committee exists.
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Warning to the Unsatisfied
A clip from Butte Montana printed in the Mexico Intelligencer warns housekeepers and workers of the East and Middle West about false railroad ads pushing Western migration. It criticizes Great Northern Railway marketing as criminal and outlines harsh western land costs and needed capital to make lands productive. The Western Labor Union urges awareness of misleading claims and the real conditions faced by settlers.
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Do Not Be Deceived About Moving West
A critical warning accuses railroad ads of deceit designed to lure workers West. The piece argues ads promise prosperity but claim the West lacks opportunities for landless laborers and households. It labels the transportation companies as monetizing false hope and urges skepticism of westward migration rhetoric.
Oklahoma towns to receive sale proceeds for public works
The House passed a bill by Delegate Flynn directing the Interior Secretary to earmark funds from town sale proceeds in Lawton Anadarko and Hobart for water works schools and other municipal improvements. Lawton 150000 Anadarko 60000 Hobart 50000 plus courthouse cost raised to 50000 each.
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How Are Your Kidoeeyet Dr Hobba 8 Pi Lie
In a garbled fragment a street scene or inquiry appears with disrupted names and phrases. The readable elements suggest a local item or note about a person or event but specifics and context are unclear. The text lacks coherent facts to form a complete summary.
Massacre of Yaqui Believed Widespread in Sonora
Colonel William Christy reports a brutal massacre of Yaqui Indians by Mexican soldiers under General Torres in Pretas Sonora. A guard of eighty Yaqui was killed with none surviving, over a hundred women and children were slain, and others were taken to Minas Prietas and Hermosillo. The order to kill Yaqui men without taking prisoners is cited, with a Yaqui miner killed near Prietas as a further example. The Yaqui claim they seek peace but are driven to arms to defend their rights. Christy says the Mexican government aims to exterminate the Yaqui people.
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Reggie Vanderbilt Promises to Quit Gambling at Yale
Reginald Vanderbilt faces a family council over 221000 in losses to gambler Canfield. Alfred Vanderbilt and the widow of Cornelius Vanderbilt critique his fast living and roulette habit in New Haven. He agrees to slow his speed but not his lifestyle, planning world travel after Yale graduation. Vanderbilt recently recovered from pneumonia and stays in New Haven to finish studies.
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Buried in Coal Bunkers Aboard Sir Richard Grenville
The British freighter Sir Richard Grenville arrived in New York with two West Indian stowaways buried alive in coal bunkers. Capt. Jones learned of the deaths after Guantanamo voyage, when one body surfaced in the furnace area as stokers were loading coal during a gale. A second body appeared six cars later, prompting a bunker search with no further findings.
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April a Heavy Month for New Capital Stock
April shows the largest new capital stock authorizations this year aside from February. totals for listed big companies reach 231,575,000 versus 158,150,000 in March and 204,550,000 in February. Excluding United States Steel, April still improves on last year’s level, though only modestly. A French inventor builds a 12 foot bicycle clock using wheel frames, pneumatic tires, crank rod hour figures, and bicycle bells to strike hours and quarters.
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Great World's Fair At St Louis 1903
Watch St Louis. The greatest world’s fair the world has ever seen will be held at St Louis in 1903. To keep in touch with preparations and news, subscribe for the Globe-Democrat, the leading newspaper with wide circulation across the union, Canada, Mexico, and beyond.
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Solar system diameters from Prof Lee figures
The article states Jupiter’s diameter as 35203 miles, Mars 4155 miles, and Mercury 2657 miles according to Professor T J J Lee’s recent determinations.
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