Poisoner Molineaux in Tombs as Grand Jury Prep
New York February 24 Roland J Molineaux faces potential indictment for the alleged murders of Mrs Katherine Adams and Henry Barnet as coroner court and DA Gardiner prepare to present evidence to a grand jury. Mrs Molineaux visits the Tombs where she will likely play a key role. Harry Cornish expresses satisfaction with the developments.
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World News Roundup of Feb 28 Dramatic Events
Washington reports army appropriation await London action while Harry Greenbank dies. Ottawa moves on immigration as the Pope's illness alarms Rome. In Halifax and Kingston, deaths and inheritances ripple through Nova Scotia and Ontario. Manila hosts bombardment with casualties. Berlin reports attacks at Tientsin. Chicago stock and insurance vibes mix with fires at Kingston and Montreal notices.
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Gaiety Theatre
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David Braker
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Halifax
Hugh McDonald
Supreme Court Nova Scotia
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W. W. Moors
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Philippine Decree Attacks American Conduct In Manila Fight
Manila reports describe sporadic firing along the river Caloocan and near San Pedro Macau with an uneasy truce by night. Philippine circulars in Hong Kong condemn American actions as barbarous and urge independence, while Dewey faces questions over an explanation to officials after a foreign consuls meeting.
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Carolina
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Saya
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Asof Aginaldo
Oregon
Railway Accidents Miding Veloetpede
Two railway velocipede incidents reported. In Peoria near Tremont a railroad worker and a station agent were fatally struck by an extra train while returning home. In Rutherford New Jersey two boys about age four were killed when run down near the Hackensack river bridge as a Erie line incident is noted.
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Britishers shot at Tondo mill scene in Manila
At Tondo in Manila on Wednesday a shooting left Englishman Mr Argentine dead and Mr C F Simpson fatally wounded while Mr T Haslem sustained minor injuries. American troops fired on three men leaning from upper windows, mistaken for natives, as fires raged nearby.
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Tense Strain Between Quirinal and Vatican Over Papal Representation
The Hague February 27. Tension between the Quirinal and Vatican over papal representation at the disarmament conference risks derailing the talks. A Rome mast incident saw Cardinal Rampolla snub the foreign minister, Canevaro, worsening the standoff despite Rosia and Holland attempts at compromise. In St John A triad of family deaths followed the grippe and pneumonia in Fairville near the falls, as three Lowrie brothers died in quick succession and three women were laid to rest in one grave.
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Allister
South Bay
Body of Hugh McFee Found on Simcoe Island Beach
Kingston reported on February 26 that Hugh McFee, a 21 year old single man from Inland, was found dead on the beach at Simcoe Island. Authorities believe he wandered from home, likely fell victim to the cold before reaching shelter, with the body lying on the beach for some days.
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Francis Moree
Hugh McFee
Melee
Weil
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Terrific storm devastates island shipping and fires strike multiple firms
A terrific storm disrupted Isla country shipping causing several fatalities among islanders. The Whitewater, from Mobile, was a total loss with crew saved and arriving today. A fire at Jacob Cold Packing destroyed 60,000 pounds of meat and the contents. Shawville wooden building housing E Holstein and L Mulligan burned, uninsured with large potential loss.
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Walla Tonka Faces Execution For Uncle Lampoon You Murder
Wall a Tonka Choctaw Indian once famed for touring streams faces execution by firing squad at noon in the heart of the Choctaw territory. The case centers on the murder of Lampoon You, an Indian deputy sheriff, last summer.
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Montreal Educator Dies After Illness at Notre Dame Hospital
P. De olie Com Montreal educator and principal of the ereral academy died at Notre Dame hospital after a three month illness. He had long been a leading figure in the pedagogic field, connected with Plateae academy and Champlain school, later directing Plateae and guiding Archambaalt as principal. He served as president of the provincial board of examiners and of the teachers association.
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German decision to ease American fruit imports
The German foreign office told the U S embassy that American fruits including canned and dried varieties will be admitted without duties and inspection for pests. It remains unclear if shipments will face permits checks. Officials in Washington were informed of the likely favorable move for American interests.
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Electric grain shovel patented by Capt G Couverett
In Montreal on February 20 Captain G Couverett patented an electric grain shovel for use with convection and the Boating elevator. It promises to ship grain faster and cheaper, cutting transit time and costs at Ogdensburg. Prescott Kingston Buffalo report February 26 notes the American schooner Alice Archer arriving with a carrier pigeon aboard, with ring N A 46 146.
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Jess Tan
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Philadelphia
Baron De Reuter Dead In London Following Long Service
Baron De Reuter, founder and director of Reuter's Telegram company, died aged 71. Born in Cassel in 1818, he built the telegraph network and moved the chief office to London in 1861, guiding the firm as managing director until recent years. His son Herbert remains managing director. An appeal was also noted from San Francisco residents urging shipment of corn to relieve famine in Shang Tung, China.
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League of Mercy proposed by Prince of Wales Hospital
London February 28 The Prince of Wales flagship hospital scheme collapses into a broader project forming the League of Mercy. The new order aims to raise funds for the hospital by collecting subscriptions with five ranks led by the Prince as grand master. The motto Christo Et Re-Fina guides the venture with a distinct badge and festival.
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Prince of Wales
Funeral ship Koowmnia completes Puerto Rico mission
The funeral ship Koowmnia has finished 18 work on Puerto Rico bringing American dead home. Disinterment and removal to the transport took about a week. The ship left yesterday for Santiago to begin the expedition's main work. Also in London reports Scandinavians condemn the czar’s Finland policy and Russian language imposition.
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