Montreal Arrest Sparks Legal Clash Over Habeas Purpurit
Reported chaos surrounds the recapture of Greene and Gaynor from Montreal. The men were removed and sent back to Quebec on a special train amid debates on the arrest’s legality. Governor Vallee weighs the seizure as the case heads to court today.
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End of Fifty Year Struggle as U S Flag Falls in Havana
Havana reports the United States ensign at Cabanas fort lowered and replaced by the Cuban flag as authority transfers from Governor General Wood to the first Cuban president and congress. The event marks the end of a fifty year struggle and is greeted with cannon fire and cheers from land and ships.
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Cabanas
Wood
Congress
The
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Baptists Gather at St Paul for Major National Conventions
In St Paul Minnesota a series of six Baptist conventions, regarded as the most important in church history, convenes this week and continues into next. Many noted church workers attend the sessions and will deliver addresses at gatherings yesterday afternoon and last night.
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St .Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Snow and Rain Smother Colorado Towns in May Blizzard
Denver reports a May storm bringing heavy snow and rain across mountain towns. Breckenridge tallied ten inches of snow Sunday night, Central City six inches, Wortman eight, and Cripple Creek area endured a crippling blizzard.
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Breckinridge
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Cripple Creek
Teller says congress likely to run sixty days from June 1
Senator Teller of Colorado told Senator Platt of Connecticut yesterday that the session may continue for sixty days from June 1. He estimates thirty days will be used on the canal bill and the same amount on the Cuban reciprocity bill when taken up.
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Colorado
Connecticut
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Testimony Alleges Misconduct by United States Officers
An unidentified witness accuses U S officers of misconduct involving a Spanish educated woman in Tebiras. He claims officers violated the woman during a local incident and later describes officers at San Joaquin intoxicated and engaging in improper behavior with native women at a reception. Senators object to the testimony as hearsay.
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Me McDonald Accused Of Selling Rations And Cruelty
The testimony accuses Captain McDonald of withholding and selling rations to his troops in the Philippines. O'Brien claims poor rations over eighteen months and notes insurgent price on McDonald. He recalls the Lo Nag town action with rifle fire and chaotic orders.
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Credit curbs during strike pendency prompt wholesalers demand cash
The association decided to restrict credit during the strike pendency. Wholesalers in the afternoon then demanded cash payments from tailors.
Haitian Crisis Rumors Of Forces Moving Toward Port au Prince
In Port au Prince Haiti May 20 General Defly former military commander and ex minister of war Nilbrun Guillaume are said to be exiled on the steamer Hungaria. Northern army under General Firmin reportedly marching from St Marc toward Port au Prince.
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Senate narrows focus as naval bill advances in Washington
In Washington on May 20 the Senate devoted little time to the Philip pine government measure. Senator Dolliver of Iowa backed the bill. An executive session was held before adjournment. The Naval Appropriation Bill passed featuring an amendment to build three ships, a battleship, cruiser and gunboat, in government yards at higher cost. Another amendment said all ships would be built in government yards in case of a combined yard.
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Senate
Dolliver
Iowa
BeSgion
House
Pension Bill Favored by House Committee
Washington May 20 The committee on invalid pensions reported favorably the senate bill to increase pensions for veterans who lost limbs or are totally disabled in U S military or naval service.
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House
Senate
United States
Hillsboro Jury Clears Williams and Greenhill in Desoto Murder Case
In Hillsboro Missouri on May 20 the jury found Williams and Daniel Greenhill not guilty of murdering John Melcy, a railroad brakeman, at Desoto last September. The trial followed the shooting and mutilation of a man and a woman at the home scene.
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Daniel Greenhill
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Hill ‘Brothers
Damaged Heart Ailment Sparks Family legal clash
A cryptic OCR snippet shows a legal or personal dispute over heart related damages. The fragment mentions a person named Nareer and hints at a conflict with another party over injury or liability. Further details are unreadable.
Stockholders await council action on defunct gas company
John R. Pearson of the Indianapolis GS company says stockholders may quit at once if the meter ordinance fails. He notes no dividends in two years and says business is perilous. some hope to quit, while others want to complete the contract by Oct 1 to avoid contract violations amid gas pressure and fire risk.
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Pooint
Thistle Mine
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John. R. Pearson
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Tiis
Injuries From Revolver Accident Reported in Indiana
Marion Indiana May 20 William Ray injured at Fairmount in a peculiar manner. His injuries described as serious but not fatal four wounds from a single 44 caliber bullet. Ray was putting on his coat when the revolver fell from a pocket discharged the bullet struck just above the palm of the hand passing through the wrist forearm and into the muscle. The bullet then passed out of the arm and struck the veiling with force. Ray used the same revolver when he shot asbury glaring at Sumamttyille last winter.
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Marion
Ind
William Ray
Fairmount
Ray
Asbur
Sumamityille
Palmer Golden Wedding Noted in Washington Indiana
Washington Indiana May 20. Mr and Mrs Josiah C Palmer celebrate their golden wedding anniversary three miles north of the city. Palmer and Indiana men went to California in 1848 as gold seekers and nearly perished in Death Valley from thirst. Last year Palmer divided an estate valued at about 200000 among his children.
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Ind
Josiah
Palmer
Indiana
California
Indiana barbers to hold convention in Muncie
A convention of Indiana barbers will be held in Muncie tomorrow and Thursday to endorse a state license law for all partners operating in the state. Officials say there is now practically no opposition to the license measure, which was vigorously opposed years ago.
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Fragmented OCR Reads as Unclear News Line
The readable text is garbled and incoherent with no clear event or entities to report. It appears to be partial OCR noise rather than a describable news item.
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