Belgian Government Grants Princesses Compensation in Estate Case
Brussels May 22. Belgian government to grant Leo peld's daughters about 2.4 million dollars after losing suit over their father's estate valued near 14 million. An arrangement between the minister of colonies and princesses' representatives provides them a share of the Kengo property. Each may receive around 800,000 to 1,200,000, with some portion as a life annuity to avoid creditor seizure.
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Brussels
Leopelt
Cate H
San Francisco Police Scandal Ends in Jury Confidence
May 22 San Mian elaro’s police scandal ends as a grand jury votes a resolution of confidence in the department. Police Commissioner Chief White and Captain Mooney are named in connected charges. Eight officers indicted for conspiracy remain to face trial next Monday.
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San Francisco
San Mianelaro
Gennd
White
Mooney
President Wilson Seen in New Gray Suit Disguise
President Wilson was spotted wearing a new gray and fawn suit that disguised his identity. An auto and a carrying wagon sped past the White House as he stood still, unrecognized by onlookers.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
Judge A S Tompkins to preside murder trial in Newburg
The second trial of Burton Gibson, the lawyer charged with murdering his client Mrs. Thomas Swoah, will be heard tomorrow in the Orange County courthouse Newburg NY. Judge Arthur Tompling will preside at the trial.
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Burton W. Gibson
Burton Wo Gtbaon
Mra
Tosa Svaho
Sulzer Address Leads Schenectady Primary Crowd
Governor Sulzer spoke to about 4,000 in Schenectady urging a shift on the direct primary issue. Senator Lorenz White outlined potential consequences if Sulzer refuses to back the reform bill for the upcoming extraordinary legislative session.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Sulzer
Lorenz White
T' Wette
Governor Faces Party Split In New York Scene
The governor defends statewide primaries and vows to back bills favored by his constituents while noting his alliance with friends in the Senate. He claims the legislature can pass or block measures, and he would support a referendum if the public backs it.
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Eduge
White
Senate
State of New Yor
Edison Hotel
Banda
New York
W. W. Leader Sentenced for Rioting in Little Falls
Renmarin Legere of Bridgeport, Conn., the W. W. leader convicted of rioting in Little Falls, was sentenced to not less than one year nor more than one year and three months at hard labor in Auburn prison. He was given until next Tuesday to file an appeal.
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Little Falls
Renmarin Legere
Bridgeport
Conn
W. W
Auburn
Market Report on Creamery Eggs Potatoes and Poultry Prices
Receipts show 13 022 creamery packages and 88 211 boxes of eggs with steady demand. Cheese receipts total 3 351 boxes with mixed grades and intrastate variations. potatoes list No 1 at 4.40 to 5.00 per 180 pounds and red varieties at 2.00 to 2.75. Live poultry demand appears uncertain with no clear market direction.
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Pennsylvania
Hennery
Live Stock Markets Report May 2 1879
Cattle supply light with market steady to higher. Prices include prime cattle about 8.20 to 8.40, common 7.00 to 8.00, fat cows 7.00 to 7.95, springers 60 to 76. Sheep and lambs show light supply, market strong on sheep and steady on lambs. Wethers 5.10 to 5.70, lambs 4.40 to 7.76, veal calves 9.60 to 10. Heavy hogs 8.00 to 9.00, mediums 9.90 to 9.95, light hogs 9.10 to 9.15.
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Eitsburen
Two Arrested in Camden Murder Mystery
Camden New Jersey May 22 Two men Giovanni Carmilla twenty nine and Sylvestro Cartellinzi thirty five held as material witnesses in murder of Mrs Mary Girondero whose mutilated body was found by her daughter The attackers used a hatchet and stiletto and the child was possibly returned to its cradle by the killer or the mother detectives debate how the infant got home.
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Thin
Carmilla
Agatha
Beth Deneey
Cartillenzi
Carmilila
Cartillengi
Camden Pulive Stition
Mra
Girondoro
Baptiste Girondore
Nicholas Chirino
Girondoves
Pastor Regains Command In Lakewood Church
In Lakewood New Jersey on May 22 the Rev J Virgil resumes full charge of his church after a faction opposed his return at the conference. The dispute began with his return to duty and parishioners resisted his leadership.
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Lakewood
N. J
Rev. J
Virgil
Pastor Blocked By Community Tensions Over Lights
A church leader faced a barred entrance from George Sumner. Virgil obtained a warrant for the man. Trustees voted to cut electric lights, but Magistrate Searing fined Sumner three dollars, after which the opponents backed down and lights were restored.
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George Sumner
Virgil
Searing
Sumner
Train derails near Newark Avenue bridge in Jersey City
A West Shore freight train derailed under the Newark avenue bridge in Jersey City on May 22. Cars piled against abutments displaced the bridge underpinning, leaving about a quarter of the span unsupported. County Engineer Van Buren ruled the bridge safe on one side after inspection. Public Service laid temporary switches and traffic moved on a single track. Engineer Michal O'Tiara and crew escaped injury.
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Jersey City
N. J
West Shore Railroad
van Buren
Hudson County
Public Service
Michal O'Tiara
Firemnn
Repeated Everything at Welsh Bride Ceremony
A west Wales wedding tale recalls a groom who was told to repeat after the parson. As the service ended the parson whispered to him The fee prompting the groom to blurt I The fee from his pocket and awaken to respond.
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West Wales
Imind
Cardiff Western Mall
Hartford Widow Dies Laughing After Card Victory
Mrs Mary Trethiald, 74, a longtime Hartford widow and avid card player, died laughing after winning a pivotal trick in a game with her grandsons. The moment, near the end of the trek, caused her to laugh so hard physicians could not arrive in time.
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Hartford
Conn
Mary
Mrs. Trethiald
Suffragist Pioneer 88 Antoinette Brown Blackwell
The Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell oldest suffragette and first woman minister observed her eighty eighth birthday at her home in Elizabeth New Jersey on May 22. She received hundreds of congratulatory messages and preached a vigorous sermon commemorating the fifth anniversary of All Souls Unitarian Church where she is pastor emeritus.
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Antoinette
Blackwell
Elizabeth
N. J
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Tri-State League Scores Across Three Cities
York defeats York 8 to 2 at York Wilmington. Trenton tops Allentown 3 to 1. Atlantic City beats Harrisburg Morrisburg 3 to 2.
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Wilmington
Trenton
Allentown
Harrisburg
Morrisburg
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