Waller’s Court Martial Details Trial Allegations
War department reports reveal Maj Waller of U S Marines at Cavite on trial for executing natives in Samar without trial. Key testimony describes treachery by Cadagadores and attempted assault on Lt Williams. one loyal native named Smoke aided officers and later served as Waller’s valet. Private Mahoney described the firing squad executions. most evidence supported the defense’s orders defense.
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Leonardo Cabubuy
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Lauing
Porter
Smoke
Mahoney
Annual Borough Election Listings and Candidates
The annual borough election is set for next Monday across three wards. Voting will run from 9 am to 5 pm at ward venues with a meeting at 8 pm to discuss appropriations and taxes. Democratic and Republican nominees cover warden selectmen tax collector treasurer registrars of voters bailiffs auditors board of education and burgesses across wards.
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North Main Street
Third Ward
Gsion City Hose House
Pierce E. Freeman
Arthur W. Smith
Miles 8. Clark
Joseph E. Martin
George D. Bissell
Charles Parrell
Richard Berke
Thomas F. Smith
Jame Clancy
Frank E. Nolan
Frederick W. Walsh
Board of Education
William J. Neary
James H. Kenney
Thomas M. Bull
Dwight P. Mills
James H. Rauslow
George F. Westbrook
Advice to Englishmen to Give Up That Leniency
Shipping and Morgan trust debates dominate the period. British shipowners doubt any anti Morgan coalition succeeds without large government subsidies. The Spectator urges calm, warns Britain cannot retaliate effectively, and notes U.S. capitalists may overreach as trust power wanes. Clyde and New York Central wreck updates report serious injuries to mail clerks and two fatalities, with extensive damage and blocked lines.
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the Spectator
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William Noxon
Dewin
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John Grant
Syracuse
Noxon
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Countess sues Oultremont clan over marriage ban
Belgian social turmoil centers on Countess Befiquelmont suing the Oultremont family led by Jean Oultremont, alleging imprisonment to prevent her marriage to Count Frederick Oultremont. Van Der Velde represents the countess and warns of a major exposure. News also notes British subsidy plans to protect shipping, Ogden Mills’ arrival, and unrest reports from St Petersburg with officers refusing to fire on rioters and troop transfers.
Boston Brewers Strike Sparks Violent Clashes in South Boston
Yesterday a single violent incident marked the first outbreak since the brewery strike began weeks ago. A Suffolk brewery driver fought a taunting follower, leaving James Perry wounded at Carney Hospital and William T. Ashey cut by a brick. David A. Rorke is jailed for assault. Police pursue Perry’s attacker.
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Suffolk
James Perry
Carney Hospital
William T. Ashey
David A. Rorke
Station 12
Ashey
Perry
Santo Domingo Rebellion Advances On Capital
May reports from Santo Domingo indicate a revolution led by Vice President Horacio Vasquez marching on the capital as government troops fortify Porto Plata with a naval support. Telegraph lines to the interior are cut and the capital awaits developments while most of the republic remains in Vasquez's control.
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Rieff
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Haiti
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Jimenez
Guerra
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Port Au Prince
Dyer Workers Strike Sparks Orders in New Jersey
The Lodi dyers helpers halted work at Alexander and Boettiger plants prompting Governor Murphy to urge Bergen County Sheriff Soley to mobilize deputies to preserve order. Protests may lead to further measures if demonstrations continue.
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Bergen County
Woman cuts her throat in Norwich tragedy
Mrs. Frederick L. Klein, wife of a Norwich barber, killed herself at 66 Oak Street at 9 last evening by cutting her throat. A neighbor found her husband returning home. he entered and discovered Mrs. Klein dead in her room. Ill health cited as the cause. She is survived by her husband, a daughter, and several stepchildren.
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