British bluff spurs Central American unity over Nicaragua
Reports from Ashland detail a fatal mining accident at Monitor colliery where Martin Boylan, 26, was fatally crushed between a wagon and a prop. The dispatch notes regional tension as Nicaragua accepts a British ultimatum and mass evacuation of Corinto port prompts talk of an eventual defensive Central American alliance against British pressure.
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Messares
Britain
Mumyplitta
dunn
London
Corinto
Corinto. There are other questions of danmages
Nica- Tagua
Taylor
Chef Clarence
Monquira reservatioua
Kingeton
Sanmica
Ciese
Great Britain
Cimeneu
Nicaragua
Zeliya
San Salvador
repubies
almas
ASHLAND
Martin Boylan
Monitor
carught benween
David prosedt
Pennsylvania Legislature Winds Down With June Adjournment
The Pennsylvania legislature nears June adjournment as the Senate clears its calendar and the House follows with first and second readings. Projections show about 40 appropriation bills totaling roughly 4,501,009 to fund state institutions, amid reduced extras. A brewer tax bill and a Penrose-related inquiry also loom, with hearings slated and final actions anticipated.
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tts
Lasinakers
Hanksaiie
senate
house
Huba
Marshall
house appropriations committee
Thorsday
Cochrane
BASEBALL RECORDS AND NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
National and eastern league standings from Saturday and Sunday games across Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Chicago Cincinnati and Scranton. Included are results from the Pennsylvania State League and a note on the Clara Ford murder trial ending in not guilty and the defendant being released.
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Philadelphie
Philadelpy
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Boston
Wash turton
Pitreteburg—Fittsbure
Cleveland
Chicago
Chucago
Louisvill
Cincinnnatinse
Cincinnati
Chivara
Chicasa
Lotinyi
su Luronne
Previdener
nar Bo iester
Scranton
Bate
Scrimten
seruncan
Roche
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarrie
ease
Springfield
ay Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Four Drownings Mark Open Water Season at Derhart
Four youths drown while swimming in the Rouge river near Derhart Michigan. John Moriarty aged 11 and Frank Connolly aged 14, both pulled under as Connolly cramps and sinks. Other youths, plus George T. Baugh, his wife and George Kimmons in a sailboat capsized in the Detroit river off Sandwich Post, resulting in additional drownings.
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Derhart
Mich
John Moriarty
Frank Connolly
Rouge river
Connolly
Morimrty
ALS p
George TI. Baugh
George Kimmons
Detroit river
Sandwich Post
Fight with Hostile Indians Near Kalispell Valley
Spokane Falls May 6 The expected hostilities have begun between settlers of the Kalispell valley and renegade Indians. Three settlers William Jared Bil Jared and Oscar McLaughlin were attacked by a band of redskins. Big Sam the leader knocked William Jared down with a crowbar but after a short fight the whites reached their boat. From there they fired on their assailants and killed one.
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SPOKANE FALLS
Wash
Kalispell valley
William Jared
Bil” Jared
Oscar McLaughlin
Big Sam
Talk of Lynching in Delaware
Milford Del May 6 James H Williams who assaulted his daughter and had been sought by officers for days was arrested six miles from Milford hiding in a swamp Detective Witsel says the mood against him is intense with talk of lynching He will be sent to jail at Georgetown
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Delaware
MILFORD
Del
James H. Williams
Williams
Georgetown
Foreigners in danger in Formosa talks endemnity
A Times dispatch from Pekin reports the emperor has ratified the peace treaty with Japan with few edicts issued. Prince Kung urged ratification while reform efforts appear unlikely. Foreigners on Formosa prepare to abandon claims as Japan threatens intervention. Black Flags terrorize areas. French and Russian responses loom amid a tense diplomatic standoff.
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Loxpon
The Times
Pekin
Japan
Prince Kung
sung Li-Yamien
Kunly
Times
Formosa
Chinumun
Lorquiz
Innis
Tonquin
Li Hume Chang
sears
China
Paris
Petersburg
Russia
Germany
wsihur
Arthur
ds manhding
Berlin
Ling Yang peninsula
Ching
Jaez Balfour Returns to England amid Argentina exile
Jabez Spencer Balfour, famed for links to the stimulus of the Litrator Building society collapse and other abroad concerns, arrives from Buenos Aires aboard the Yartar Prince. On midnight arrival at Southaneton he is moved to a guarded train to London as crowds fear attacks from victims.
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Jaez Balfour
England
Southaneton
Jabez Spencer Balfour
Argentina
Buenos Arres
Balfour
London
Fatal Storm in Alabama Strikes Cullinan Area
A severe wind and rain storm swept southern Cullinan County in Alabama on May 6. Wires are down, many buildings damaged or blown over, and crops ruined. In Haneville a house collapsed injuring a family of six, a 1-year-old child among those hurt. Weather disrupted local life with extensive property loss reported.
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Alabama
Binwisatay
Ala
Cullinan evenony
here
Haneville
James Ellis
Lightning Claim in Prairie Field Noar Nils Center
During a heavy rain storm in Hast Prairie near Nils Center a group of field laborers were struck by lightning. Merman Spandikow was instantly killed and his 18-year-old son severely injured in the incident.
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CHICAGO
Hast Prairie
noar Nils Center
Merman Spandikow
Weather report for the Far East PA NJ and DC area
Forecast notes fair conditions across far eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with westerly and variable winds. The Far District of Columbia and Maryland expect fair skies with southeasterly winds.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Macyland
Forest Fires Devastate Northwest Area In Eleven Cars Lost
May 3 report from Braviary Pennsylvania describes the most destructive forest fire this region has seen in years. A blaze between Glen Hazel and Ketmers destroyed Sawwanill, burning lumber, an engine house, sixteen cars of lumber and coal, eight dwellings, an oil well, and acres of timber. Firefighters from a special train battled the flames but could only shield nearby town and prevent spread. One resident injured leaving a building, another hurt internally, a new mother rescued amid smoke. Fire threatens Glen Hazel and Ketvres areas along the Evie railway as dry tinder fuels rapid spread.
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Pennsylvania
Braviary
Glen Hazel
Ketmers
Humes
hia houlder
ranch diffeulor
Hazel
specia trai
Charlo
ws valley
mipags
ward Junees
SOVIA CYCLONE DEAD LIST REVISED AFTER INITIAL REPORTS
Early estimates overstated deaths and property loss from the Sovia cyclone. A corrected tally lists ten dead, twenty injured, and only a few farmers affected in the storm’s wide area. Most residents are reported safe and well, with some wealthier households noted.
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Siow euunty
Bank official held on forgery and larceny charges
BimrG Hantos New York May 6 Ex Cashier R Morean of Chenango Valley Bank faced trial on nine indictments for forgery in the third degree two counts of grand larceny in the first degree and two for part ery Brownson bank president was held on 200 bonds to answer with Morgan to burglary in the third degree and grand larceny in the first degree
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BimrG Hantos
N.Y
Judge White Wins His Contest In Oraxa Pa
The contest court in the Blir White judicial election fight ruled for Judge Harry White the Republican candidate. Talks of possible perjury prosecution exist over oath taking but it is expected White will serve ten years in the Genal.
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White
Inoraxa, Pa
far j
Harry White
Genel
Resilient Snowbound Pa. Furnace Keeps Operation After Idle Months
After five months of idleness in Pa, a local enterprise resumes activity as orders pour in to keep the furnace running. All stock on hand has been sold and sufficient orders arrived to maintain operation through the coming season.
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Idlenesa
Murderer Uriee Case Heads to Court of Appeals
Ambiguous legal report notes efforts to save a defendant referred to as Diehards from delays. The case will be carried to the Court of Appeals after compliance with procedural exceptions and filings.
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Uriee
Thieves loot small bank in Oviay Tennessee
A bank in Oviay Tennessee was entered yesterday by burglars who stole eighty four thousand dollars and fled. In Alabama Andy Tames fatally shot Jaynes Sawats, a popular locomotive engineer. Hatyes was purged by citizens and riddled with shots. California farmers complain of new grain destroying insect ravages. Three drown when boat capsizes near Lewis Lake Fort Collins Colorado. A debate on the silver question is set between ex Congressman Brysu and Professor Laughlin in Chicago. The decomposed body of Rafus Choate, one year old son of a Buffalo real estate heir, has been found after he disappeared January six.
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Oviay
Tils
Stevenson
Ala
Andy Tames
Jaynes sawats
Robert Craig
Gs Carsrnde
Carseude
Brysu
Laughlin
University of Chicago
Chicago
Rafus Choate
eanor
Buffalo
suichts
Peaceful end to half breed uprising at Langans fort
A tense standoff at Langans fort near Rolla ends without bloodshed after Marshal Cronin and deputies force surrender of Red Thunder and six others. Guns seized and prisoners moved to town as negotiations fail to produce Washington orders. Deputy Hall and Chief Little Shell aided surrender while a crowd from Rolla and St John observed.
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ROLLA
N. D
St. John
Laspele Langen
Pickens
astir
Cronin baring
Langans
Washington
Cronin
Marshal Cronin
breeds
Chasseur La oirean
John le
Red Thunder
Jon Langan
Joe Demareis
Chasseur Lapastegu
Francois Langan
Alex Leroque
Daniel Short
Dagett
Hall
Rulla
st. Jobe
aba
Stabbing Tragedy Ends with Father and Daughters Dead
In Cal May 4 John Thorne, 34, fatally stabbed his two daughters Henrietha and Anna age unknown before slashing his own heart. He ran a shoe shop and had been partly insane from drink for six months. After a five day absence he returned home, attacked the sleeping girls with a sharp knife and then killed himself. Both daughters are feared dead.
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John Thorte
Henrietha
Anna
Thorne
dia
Desperate Mint Heist Suspect Sought Across States
Denver dispatch says U S deputy marshals hunt an assayer believed to have fled Carson City with thirty thousand dollars stolen from the mint. A description matches a man seen in Kokomo Colorado about five weeks ago investing in mining property, triggering renewed pursuit.
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Carson Mint
DENVER
United States
Carson
Nev
Kokomo
Col
Infant body found in Millcreek near Lancaster
A newly born infant was found dead in Millcreek near Lancaster yesterday. The baby, wrapped in a patchwork patticans, showed no identifiable marks and presumably died within twenty four hours.
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LANCASTER
Millcreek
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