Chilian steamer Etata flees harbor with armed crew
The steamship Etata, seized yesterday by United States marshal, sailed from the harbor at night with a deputy aboard. A pursuit followed toward Coronado and Mexican waters as authorities sought the piratical vessel Robert and Minnie and its heavy arms, while high seas policy and neutrality issues framed the chase.
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Pata
Robert
Minnie
Mexico
Point Looms
Washington
Schouner
Coronado Islands
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Marshal
Bin
Tie
San Clemente Thy Matin
Miller Laws
Wilmington
San Diego
Bata
Kubert
San Clemente Island
Wis
Tracy
Etwta
Sporsner
Charleston
Howe Waters
San Frankiscn
Grand Jury Report Exposes Mafia Drift in New Orleans
A six week grand jury in New Orleans issues a voluminous report exonerating local leaders while detailing a broad Mafia network. The document warns against immigration from Italy and describes organized crime, vendetta violence, and widespread influence, calling for stricter enforcement and allegiance to the flag. The report cites many Italian residents and notes the assassination of a police chief as part of the crime surge.
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New Orleans
Grand Jury
Rustaine
Alreat
Hewevens
Dustier
New Onemans
Hennesy
Pariah Privan
Hennessy
Menbors
Sicily
Italy
Kielly
New Orlentio
Ohio
New York
Thei Wauiders
Maly
Warom
Lenalio
Orla
Indiatusonts
the Herald
Chicago
United States
Inter Qevenn
Rep
the Times
Dem
Burke
Union
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Anya
Times Democrat
Washiavox
Washington Post
Administration of Justice
New Orleans grand jury report provokes mixed national opinions
Press opinions from New York to Charleston debate the grand jury findings on the New Orleans massacre. Critics deride the justice system as broken and praise the people’s vigilante justice while calling for accountability and reform across the nation.
May Day Riot and Deputies Reach Censure in Chamber
The chamber voted an order of censure as Roche denounced conservatives, then was ejected by officers after a violent scene. Troops faced a mob of about 40,000. seven killed and fourteen wounded when soldiers fired after dispersal attempts failed. Constans denied Roche's charges as deputies backed the government.
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War Department
Fourmies
M. Constans
M. Roche
Com
France
Chamber of Deputies
Rudini Corrected Statement In Diplomatic Dispatch
A late 19th century dispatch released by Secretary Blaine discusses Marquis Rudini and Italian legation affairs. It references telegrams, diplomatic notes, and the status of Italian representation in Washington while noting no severance of U S Italian relations.
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Mat Maile
Hual
Bininesyeaterday
Har Derawemest
WaAshinaton
United States
Rudini
Blaine Mareh
Hinine
Marquis Imperial
Italien Legation
Italan
Washington
Teyuan
Italy
Justion Hiroe
Dt Radin
Quention
Hallun
Maraulé Hadini
Thave
Haron Fava
Sam
Baines
Baron
Stoned attack on man and daughter near Johns Hopkins noted
A man attacked by stones abroad on a pleasure trip, his daughter injured while interfering. The victim, formerly a Johns Hopkins professor, is well known in eastern cities and described as quiet and educated. The New Orleans grand jury report on Italians sparks department of state discussions on lawful accountability.
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Americas
Bie Dengieter
Mette Hemty
Origaem Grand Jury
Wiliam Jacques
Geatiogan
Florence
American Bell Telephone Co
England
Johns Hopkins College
Baltmore
New Orleans
Grand Jury
Department of State
United States
International M C A Convention Opens in Kansas City
Opening session of the twenty-ninth international convention of the M C A of the United States and Canada held at Calvary Baptist Church Kansas City Missouri May. J T Jacobs Hannibal Missouri announced hymn Blest Be the Tie That Binds. Temporary officers nominated permanent officers: Thomas McPheeters St Louis president. vice presidents Jowell Connecticut Wilkie Ontario Coleman Alabama Avery South Dakota Foster Iowa Hartixon Pennsylvania Schermerhorn Colorado. Herbert McClark Michigan secretary. assistants Goodwin Connecticut McTride Alabama Mead California. Nominees unanimously chosen.
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Kamaas City
Kansan City
United States
Canada
Calvary Baptist Church
Ninth and
Harrison Streets
J. Tl. Jacobs
Hannibal, Mo
M. Clark
Detroit
Michigan
Fl Clark
William McCullough
Toronto
Charles E ‘Thomas
Nashville
Tenn
Presient
Thomas McPheeters
St. Louis
Missouri
Charles A. Jowell
Connecticut
Thomas J. Wilkie
Ontario
Daniel Coleman
Alabama
Henry M. Avery
South Dakota
Thomas D. Foster
Towa
Samuel P. Hartixon
Pennsylvania
John BR. Schermerhorn
Colorado
Herbert Mc Clark
Ralph E. Goodwin
W. 15. McTiride
Muabama
William I Mead
California
Acres of Flames Consume Long Island City Lumber Yards
A massive fire in Long Island City destroyed the Doncaster iron foundry on West avenue and Flushing street, then spread to Clark & Simpson mills, and engulfed seven to eight acres of lumber yards across the street. Several firms were affected including H. S. Whiting, T. S Burroughs, and Export Lumber Co. amid rising losses near a million dollars. An unknown man drowned in Newton creek while watching. firemen fought back as flames spread through multiple yards.
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Long Island City
New York
Doncaster Iron Foundry
West Avenue
Flushing Street
Clark & Simpson Food Mills
H. S. Whiting
T. S Burroughs
Export Lumber Co
William R. Grace & Co
L. E McLane
Long Island
Newton Creek
Clark & Simpson
Hurrough
Tunie Sims Lumber
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