How a Soldier Died Captain Clavijo Faces Death with Dignity
Maprio June 6 Captain Clavijo, executed for shooting General Rivera after being denied his daughter, showed calm resolve. He wrote his will, bid farewell to family, attended mass, confessed, and faced the square with self bandaged eyes, bowing to crowds as priests surrounded him.
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Guard's command and execution amid muttered unrest
A guard shows signs of deep emotion as he orders fire, killing the condemned man instantly. The crowd observes the violent scene while the body is later removed amid a tense march past.
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Massillon Miners Appeal for Help
Massillon miners met yesterday to accept a new fifty one cent water rate and issued a strong appeal to Governor McKinney for relief. They cite physical weakness from long destitution and lack of essentials despite steady work, with Massillon and other district meetings in Wavarro East Greenville Palton and Pigeonan. Naval Cadets at Wells. Two drill for the flag by four companies at the Naval Academy yesterday afternoon amid a thunderstorm. The second company, last year’s winner, will keep it. Cadet Bannon, son of the late Senator Bannon, led a winning company in target practice.
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Maryland
Johnson Cannot Raise the Cash Challenge for $1000
Albany June 6 Tom Eck said Johnson challenged Zimmerman on June 1 to race for 1000 a side within three weeks at Waltham, Mass or any mutually known track. Eck says Zimmerman is the champion and the one to be challenged. Johnson has only 1000 to pony up and Zimmerman knows it. Zimmerman has trained at Asbury Park to gain advantage.
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Sultan of Johore Dear Enlightened Malay Monarch Dies in London
The sultan Abu Baka of Johore, a hereditary Malay ruler and ally of Britain, died in London after visiting England. Born in 1835, he governed a state that ceded Singapore to Stamford Raffles’ era and maintained cordial ties with the British against piracy. He was renowned for his amiable appearance and deputy-like role in eastern Asia’s affairs.
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Riot act used as Millville clashes halt trolley move
A protest by Millville traction workers halted a contractor's attempt to move a frame house across a track. Mayor Payne summoned officers and a riot act reading followed by a large posse. The house remained across the tracks as police kept guard all night.
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Penitentiary Warden Change and Rumors of Resistance
Governor Merrill removed S. W. Chase from the penitentiary wardenship and appointed J. Bruce Lynch of Chanute as successor after Chase was found guilty of immorality and malfeasance in office. Lawyers call the action illegal and rumors say Chase supporters may arm themselves to resist Lynch. Also reported is the death of Rev. Dr. Henry Martin Scudder, a prominent Congregational missionary and clergyman, at 73 after an apoplexy while en route to Thomas P. Tennsy’s funeral in Worcester Massachusetts.
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General Harrison's Movements Near Philadelphia
Ex President Harrison arrived from New York to Philadelphia to visit ex Postmaster General Wanamaker and plans a short stay to tend his cottage before departing for Indianapolis.
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New Jersey Reforms Cut State Jobs and Printing Costs
Senate approved measures to trim officers and employees saving an estimated 75 000 to 100 000 annually by reducing state printing costs and consolidating contracts for laws and journals. Bills also proposed tighter appropriation controls, fee reductions for chancery and supreme court clerks, and stricter reporting to the comptroller along with shifting some duties to the state board of health. Senator Ketcham sought a Newark mayoral appointment power amid Newark councilman vacancies.
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Illinois National Silver Delegates
The Democratic convention committee selected John P. Hopkins of Chicago and Secretary of State W. H. Hinrichsen to four delegates at large to the national silver contention. Also named were Hon. George B. Fithian of Jasper county and Gen. Lewis B. Parsons of Clay county. Judge J. B. Connell of Chicago was chosen permanent chairman and gave an enthusiastic speech. The Dalhantons meeting notes 350 attendees, with Webb urging firm demands and Lawless denouncing operators and Governor O Perrall.
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Fall of the Formosa Republic Reported
June 6 dispatch from HoxG Koxeé describes northern Formosa in chaos as rioters loot and burn government buildings at Topehfu and Hobe. The republic reportedly collapsed and Tang the rebel governor fled. Foreign residents are safe but anxious.
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Turkish Officer Wounds French Officer in Constantinople
In Constantinople a Turkish officer wounded a French officer during a baggage dispute aboard a French steamer. The Turkish official was arrested. The French embassy demanded satisfaction and the Turkish government agreed the Turk would be tried under French law.
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Charged With Conspiracy In Corumpra Case
A sensational arrest in Corumpra South Carolina follows liquor commissioner Mixon and constable Beach on charges of conspiracy to interfere with interstate commerce. Dr Samoa Pope filed the case after two barrels of beer shipping from Augusta to C J Beck and W F Muller of Columbia were seized.
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The Organized Incendiaries Begin New Arrests
New York June 6 The grand jury in General Sessions found indictments against Isaac Zucker a prosperous tailor detained at Union Hill New Jersey for arson linked to a gang led by Morris Schoenholz Abraham Krone of Brooklyn is also arrested on a similar charge Morris Weiner faces perjury charges after detailing in an affidavit the scheme to burn Deutsch tenement and the payment arrangement Schonholz and Deutsch made Weiner later claimed memory loss during examination
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Schoenholz
Harris Deutsch
Deutsch
Cornell Oarsmen Set for Henley Cup Challenge
The Cornell College crew arrived in England aboard the Paris to compete in the Grand Visitors challenge cup at Henley. The Americans, greeted warmly by Cornell alumni in England, expressed optimism about their chances. They rested at Southampton overnight and moved to Henley, lodging at a house arranged by Commodore W. T Hastings of Cornell Navy.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod Opens 37th Biennial Meet
In Hagerstown Maryland last night under the ice at St John’s Lutheran church the general synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church began its thirty seventh biennial convention. The opening services featured an historical sermon by Rev Charles Albert D D retiring president and literary editor of the Lutheran Publication society with S W Owen pastor and Martin L Keedy mayor of Hagerstown among the attendance.
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Bonds Arrive in London Under Treasury Oversight
Mr WHHaan E Curtis assistant secretary of the United States treasury and Colonel Montgomery met the steamer Paris at Southampton to take charge of bonds brought by Logan Carlisle chief clerk US treasury. Bonds moved to Rothschild strong room in London and will be delivered to bond syndicate representatives after initiation.
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Marti's Body Buried After Santiago Death
Havaya June 6 acting captain general denies Marti alive reports. Marti identified beyond question. Gomez missing since May 20 after Des Bids fight where Marti fell. Marti's body buried at Santiago de Cubs yesterday.
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Sixty Years Married at Rohrerstown Ends in Tragedy
LANCASTER Pa Jane 1 Jacob Fisher and Elizabeth Fisher of Rohrerstown celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary Monday in a large ceremony. During the height of the celebration Mrs Fisher suffered a paralytic stroke and died yesterday, possibly due to the excitement of the occasion. He remains alive. Also noted Herbert Spencer declines a German post and apoxen? June 1. Spencer will not accept the Prisastan order pour merite.
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Nuggets of News from Across the World
Mrs. Cleveland and children arrived at Buzzard's Bay by special train last night. Mariners report Mace s band of Culan insurgents burned two sugar plantations. Five deaths in Pittsburg from heat prostrations. Wayne MacVeigh, U S ambassador to Italy, arrived in London from Rome. A B Morton of Maine, navy auditor, removed from office. Mar Satoli urges Catholics to learn English and become citizens. Ab Phunderbolt Georgia and Philip H Fitzpatrick shot in Mount Vernon, Georgia. A Kiel to Baltic canal trial voyage by Emperor William and German dignitaries marked a successful passage.
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Fitz S confident on Dallas bout with Corbett
The article reports promoter and fighter statements on a Dallas October fight between James J Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons. Dwyer confirms side bets and guarantees totaling 885.44-810,000 plus a Dallas pledge while Fitzsimmons asserts readiness and confidence in meeting Corbett.
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Catholic teachers barred from Kansas City schools
In Bassas City Missouri on June 6 the board of education, with one exception Protestant, barred Catholic teachers from public schools for the next term after a meeting to appoint staff. No Catholic was given a place. The action follows controversy over religion in hiring.
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Oscar Wilde in Pentonville Prison Report Denied
The Morning denies Wilde is insane and says he was never confined in a paddled room. It claims he began tread mill work under typical Pentonville discipline, was moved to infirmary for melancholia and stomach trouble, then returned to oakum work greatly relieved though still melancholic.
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Obstinate Prisoner Released From Conestoga Jail
Jacob Good a wealthy farmer of Conestoga township was discharged from jail after about a year and a half for contempt of court. He refused to pay 8900 to his sister despite auditors finding she was entitled. He said he would rather stay jailed than pay, and bondsmen later paid the money, paving the way for a big redress.
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