Treaty adds crimes to extradition with political carveout
A long dispatch details a new treaty between the United States and Great Britain expanding extradition beyond the 1812 clause to include murder, burglary, embezzlement, larceny, and malicious property destruction. It preserves political offenses from extradition, requires ratification, and signals a temporary measure to curb socialist and dynamiter emigration to Canada.
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Wastuncron Ciry
Graat Britain
Hamilton Iah
Janet Webster
Lord Ashburton
Canada
Department of State
Law
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
A Plea for the Dairy in Senate Debates
Senator Miller argues for a bill to regulate oleomargarine to protect consumers and public health and safeguard dairy farmers from fraudulent competition. He cites widespread consumer interest, the dairy’s reach into farms nationwide, and the small number of legitimate producers facing unfair substitutes. Coke counters that if such manufacture harms health, it lies in state police power.
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Mass
Washington
Senate
Bill Miller
Ile
New York
Congress
Coke
Startling Skeleton in New York Linked to Milionaire Stewarts Death
A plumber found a skeleton in a Rose Street hole near a former crime scene tied to A L Stewart. The body, reportedly doubled, echoes a prior theft from Mark Stewart’s vault. Believed to be the millionaire’s, the bones were examined as authorities pursue the ghouls and a $20,000 reward is noted.
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A.L. Stewart
Miliousire
Aanck
Mra Lull
Gentreville
Tom
Sir Mark's
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Hilton
A. &. Stewart
Erkine
Potter's
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Ganlen Chiy
Long Island
Dinamite Dynamiter Slays Miner in West Virginia
In Mounpayitax West Virginia on July 3 Henry Campbell, former manager of Union coal works, planned to kill Robert Ramage. Campbell ignited dynamite at a grocery near the coal works, blowing up the store and powder beneath it. Ramage survived, but Campbell was arrested and sent to Velair for trial amid widespread alarm.
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Murdered his benefactor by a Chinaman in Boston
A Boston resident, Chinaman Chong of 508 Shawmut Avenue, was stabbed repeatedly by a young Chinese man who lodged with him. Chong died after a long blood loss and about $500 was stolen. The killer, described as a stranger to others, fled the scene. Authorities seek the assailant and hold the victim’s theft as motive.
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Slanis
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Ian Arage
Bloody knife attack shocks Grand Tower picnic crowd
A stabbing affray at a Grand Tower picnic left Monty Brown, Thomas Huckium, Matt Ithodes and Robert Knox wounded after multiple quarrels. George Allison found Brown Knox and Ithodes fatally or gravely injured. Brown died at the scene.
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Grand Tower
Pines
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Thomas Huckium
Matt Ithodes
Robert Knox
George Allison
Brown
Knox
Mthoades
Lumber Yard Fire Ravages Knapp & Htout Lumber Co
July 10 New York City saw a devastating blaze at the Knapp & Htout Lumber company's Bremen avenue yard. About two thirds of sixty acres burned, with roughly 600,000,000 feet of lumber destroyed and losses around 600,000. Firefighters battled fiercely until under control near 10 PM. The incident sparked rumors of arson with 20 workers in the yard at the time.
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Bremen Avenue
Knapp & Atout Lumber Company
Knapp & Htout
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