Miners Return to Work as Pocahontas Strikes Ease
Governor O Ferrall reports mixed signals from Pocahontas coal fields as West Virginia miners resume work while others threaten violence. Troops remain to guard nonunion miners and industries along the Norfolk and Western line face shutdowns, with thousands unemployed.
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tha
Wes Wiest
ami
aecal
West Virginia
Powndonta
Pu¢cahortas
Norfalk
Roanoke machine works’ grants
nile
Southwest company
West Virginia Strike Amid Elkhorn Dispute
Fragmentary report shows unrest in Elkhorn district as murmured actions surface. Murmings indicate potential strike responses with tension rising among workers and authorities.
Senatorial probe clears corruption allegations in New York bill
A senate committee report found bribery accusations in the New York City tremens salary bill baseless. Gossip and newspaper misstate the matter, with no corroborating evidence of fund misallocation beyond counsel fees. The report laments sensational press framing of legislators.
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Miyli
senate
New York City
Gre
Pusch
Abbott Defeats O'Brien in New Year Bouts at Manhattan Club
At the Manhattan Athletic Club last night there were three main events. George Salmons and Sally Stith fought eight rounds at ten pounds, and Smith won the final sixround bout against AL O'Brien in a lively card marked by Abbott's wide lead and strong scoring.
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Manhattan Athletic club
Geortie Saldons
Sally Stith
Smith
AL O'Brien
Parade plaint Stanton Aboore
England
O'Brien
Abbott
Cassishman
Jim Nutt Sentenced for Murderous Assault in May Court
At Tesson Ryan on May 16 the jury found Tim Nutt guilty of two counts of murderous assault on Leonard Coleman with Jessie Payton, sentencing options up to ten years in the penitentiary. Nutt, arraigned today for assaulting and attempting to kill Mrs. Payton, has long been noted for his link to the Dukes tragedy in Pennsylvania.
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Jim Nutt
Tesson Ryan
Tim Nutt
Leonard Coleman
Jessie Payton
guiley
Goleman
else arese
forse
veo Nutt
Nutt
Payton
Pennsylvania
Brien Committed for Trial in Waddell Murder Case
Thomas G Brien was committed for trial at the next session of the court of assizes for the murder of Reed Waddell at the Northern railway station on March 25. Brien, described as a notorious bunce steerer, claimed Waddell “deserved” his fate and that one of them must disappear. The examination occurred here yesterday.
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G. Brien
Port
Thomas G) Brien
Reed Waddell
court of ossizes
Armenian Atrocities Debate Sparks London Meeting
A tense Central Association of Mohammedans meeting in London denounced Armenian agitation. Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett defended the Turkish government, condemning Armenian accusations and arguing no evidence Armenian forces attacked. The uproar led to calls for order as disturbances arose.
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Eliy Astinead-Hartett
Farkey
Loxpos
Assaciation
Mohaemedins
London
Ellis Ashimeud-Barsett
Sheffield
Gilstone
Gladones
attman
Mrigidd-tune
Argyll
anth
Elis Ashmnenud- Butlett
Ellis
Brooklyn
Aun iutat
cullen
Massachusetts
Warlike Catan Studenta from Havana Students Held Back
Telegram from Hoberts Princine requests action to detain several hundred Havana university students who left for local sites. Parents of Sandor Frere, a BuPrincipe merchant, and Senor Sacioi’s rail civil engineer son seek custody. Report notes multiple families and the large student exodus to this city and Key West.
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Catan Studenta
Tasipy
Pla
P. Velansco
theselve
tom Hoberts
Contempt of Court Charged In Turbulent Case
Edward J and others were cited for contempt citing permission given to Po Mee inspector McLauskin to spend funds while under Justin Barretts order. Sheriff Tarsen denied city responsibility for the failure to prevent McLouthchiin and Vliegworth claimed authority.
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Couran
Edward J
etice Wauerett
come tof
McLauskin
uietr
Justin Barretts
bere ben
Boonean
Sneriff Tarsen
McLouthchiin
Vliegworth
Vliegworth Hadarmel open his own authority. Tarmhargt
AR & oa
Fraudulent schemes alleged by Hash Arnold in city notes
Authorities hold a cache of letters from Arnold showing attempts to deceive multiple women including Miss Clara Levlare Miss Cora Willis and Miss Jennie May Lamont with offers of money to fund a purchase. The items indicate a pattern of posing as a suitor to obtain funds.
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Arnold
Clara Levlare
Cora Williwins
Jennie May Lamont
Lawmakers Indicted for Bribery in Albany
Indictments for bribery are reported against Albany lawmakers including Assemblyman Campbell of Kineto and others. The charges allege corrupt acts tied to official duties and the accused deny the allegations. The situation follows heightened scrutiny of legislative conduct amid ongoing probes.
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ALBANL
Steel Wages Advance Spark Industrial Debate
A reported move to grant advance wages to steel workers triggers wide discussion across mills nationwide. Advocates say the measure will ease costs for labor while opponents warn it could strain producers and fuel further strikes if not uniformly applied.
Rebellion Reported Near Morarce City Garrison
Fragmentary dispatches describe a Morarce area uprising with tribes around Moreces City. Rebels reportedly captured a fortification, while a sultanate response aims to deter the garrison at Momecsus. details remain unclear and contested.
Unclear text prompts treated as historical note
The readable fragments describe a Central News dispatch from Madrid noting Spain addressing Nope to emtany Eraoee and Auasta and protestations about the occupation of the Island of Forniosa by the Japanese state.
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Spsic
Natered
Linas aemeaniers
Spain
Nope
emtany
Eraoee
Auasta
agitier
Forniosa
eeatateal
Centrad
Mader
Nuggets of News and Court Actions Across Cities
The item notes Joseph Whitiger of Whitaker's Almanar in London dealing with miners in Springfield Illinois resuming work on operator terms. It mentions Winslow shins manufacturers in session at Pittebury evaluating viability of forming 2 Cette. William Fredericks faced death sentence in San Francisco. counsel for Dr Buchanan, the New York wife murderer, ordered to Albany to justify delaying execution. A San Francisco paper claims U S contract labor laws breach due to Japanese arrivals aboard a Carm-Wain steamer to the interior of the waterway.
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Joseph Whitiger
Whitaker
Almanar
deal
London
Springfield
Ills
Winslow shins
Pittebury
William Fredericks
carh
San Francisco
Buchanan
New York
Albany
emise
Britain to pay indemnity over Arctic arrest case
England and Ulmvale face demands for indemnity following the arrest of Al Walker and Rickard in Hawaii. The Hawaiian government rejects British subjects’ status, while Britain vows arbitration if needed. The Australis voyage and ministerial letters influence the tense dispute.
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Republic
Al Walker
Thoreton Epheld
San Francisco
Australia
Homobuin Way
Hateh
Walls
Thurnton
Mrresham
Thurston
Washington
Lord Kamberler
Greac Tarmein
Gresham
Britain
Huastan
Walker
Eichard hive
Hawaii
kine
Winléin
Richard
Hatranan
oEles Maren
Earl Wimbherler
Great Britain
Siearesua
Rickard
Hutwaiag
dumases
John sub ontedt
tuehr Ashford
Australis
Astor Tramp Taken to Albany Asylum
The Astor tramp, once held in Mrs Willkau Astor’s mansion, was ordered committed to the state asylum at Matte after a prior disorderly conduct charge. A stern fight over the trial verdict delayed his removal, with John Jacob Astor himself petitioning for a mercy-like reconsideration.
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Astor
New York
Toha Garvey
Willkau
Matte
John Jacob Astor
scott
Ocean Collision Narrowly Averted Near Sandy Hook
Fragmentary prose recalls a near collision at sea as the steamer Monmouth passes a perilous hazard near Sandy Hook. Ambiguous details hint at evasive maneuvers and material peril, with references to captains and crew reacting to the threat while a distant report mentions a head in the night and a near disaster at sea.
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Monmuudhs
arriem
marca
matarilay atierio
Miomouthstucy
Thor Posenes
Lieutenant Stevens Acquitted in Yorktown Case
The report of the trial of Lieutenant Shontas Stevens, executive author of rise taiser Yorktown, has been received by the navy department. Stevens has been acquitted of the charge preferred by Commander Fal ger, the case arising during duty. The court martial was ordered by Admiral Carpenter, commander of the Asiatic station.
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Stevens
Laeutenmuntt Shontas Stevens
rise taiser
Yorktown
Falger
Admiral Carpenter
Asiatia
Murderer Kohl Granted Reprieve By New Jersey Governor
The Newark killer Henry Kohl, slated for execution, received a reprieve from the New Jersey governor after a conference with the prosecutor and executive officials. The stay lasts until Friday, May 8, delaying the sentence as authorities review the case.
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JERSEY
Admiral Meade's Punishment Revokes Leave of Absence
The secretary of the navy revoked Rear Admiral Meade's year long leave of absence and pending retirement requests after his opposition to the command. He now remains on waiting orders for unspecified duties, with potential disciplinary action if he does not comply. A prior plan to spend the summer abroad is cancelled. Smallpox outbreak in Staunton Virginia expands, with new cases mainly among Black residents. nearby towns enforce quarantines as vaccination teams work amid limited movement. Staunton and Lexington facilities face impacts as vaccine efforts continue.
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Ulmn
WASHINGTON
secretary of the juty
Meade
Thien cam
Weade
uns Grier
coursAdmiral Meade
Fatal Accident At Atlante Building Site In Atlanta
Five men were seriously hurt when a derrick rope broke at a new building by Fizposition Cortana Mille company. Workers on the third floor toppled into debris as the interior structure collapsed. Injured include B Pylant Wl Mr.Kenags Heagy Clay WHT Dun lyp and John Danlap. Officials fear three may die. All are soldiers except Pylant.
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Atlante
ATLANTA
Fizposition Cortana Mille company
Pylant
Mr.Kenags
Heagy Clay
Dunlyp
John Danlap
Pylanr
Governor O' Ferrall Weighs Jackson City Race Turmoil
Riogueyo Va May 15. In a Washington interview Governor O Ferrall says he cannot act to suppress lawlessness at Jackson City and Alexandria county race tracks. He notes the board of trade of Washington wants lawful action but asserts the governor cannot revoke a charter granted by the legislature and that the matter rests with Alexandria county officials.
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O' Ferrall
Riogueyo
Washington
Jackson City
outlew
Alexandria county
Alexandria
board of trade of
Searey Pleads Guilty in Aula Creek Train Robbery Case
Charles Josearey, arraigned for participation in the Aula Creek train robbery, pleads guilty after Commonwealth Attorney White notes potential leniency for testimony. Pearey inmate speaks in his own defense as the court imposes a term in the penitentiary.
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Searey
Charles Josearey
Commonwealth
White
Seares
Pearey
vernet
rontia-snent
ararey
British Posts Attacked and Territorial Tension Reported
Fragmentary report from Chitral territory warns of native forces near attacking British posts. Casualties noted in Bettiah area with local disturbances and fanatic threats near Bost in Waaina territory.
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Dee
Chitral
Beitish
Cuban insurgents destroy a village in Panama area
Report says rebels from Flavawa Mayly The ellage of Pales tina near Dos Caminody destroyed by fire. Rebels attacked local stores at Trarribe and burned them. An attempt to capture Dos Caminos was repulsed. Al Tuerto the rebels burned several houses.
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FLAVAWA
Palestina
Dos Caminody
Trarribe
Dos Caminos
serand
Al Tuerto
Alleged Land Swindler Arrested in Wisconsin Case
Detective EL Kntt arrested prominent lawyer Waiter Marshall Crowell on a charge of complicity in an alleged land swindle. It is claimed Crowell had no title to a land item he deeded for Chicago Iota, but that it belonged to an unnamed railway company.
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KRevosda
Wia
EL Kntt
Marshall Crowell
f&prominent
herd
Crowell
amd im Leeas
Chicago Iota
Louis rallway company
Brooklyn Handicap Showdown at Gravesend Boosts Horserace Interest
Rainy conditions at Gravesend slowed the Brooklyn handicap field of eight. Horpipe ridden by Hamilton surged from the rear to win by a length over Lochonece with Ramapo in third as bettors watched cautious exchanges. The muddy track, strong urging, and heavy crowds marked a dramatic afternoon as Horpipe claimed the purse amid tense, lengthy stretch driving.
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Gravesend
Brooklyn
bethingwins
Dr. Rice
Ramapa
duwe
Hamilton
Horppipe
Griffin
Hamapo
Littlefield
Bassetlaw
Tlornpipe
Hel Kearney
Ramace
Jr Rice
Sir Walter
Fumlien
Elompips
Joos
sar Walter
Rice
Bey
Santa Anita
Wateer
hove
osream
turtone
Hani ron
thor muntlea
Lochonece
batsarons
Towne Murray Lipming Layvarone
cur Walter
Dream and murder story spans arrest and hopes for recovery
A garbled report recounts a murder case involving Harry Tiyarn and Wells, with notes on hospital recoveries and a police arrest. It mentions political figures and court actions, including a governor veto on game law changes, and appointments within the Order of Railway Conductors. The text blends personal tragedy with labor organization news from Atlanta.
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nadia
Harry Tiyarn
Walla
Wells
sas
Beispharts
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