Neely Arrested in U S for $45,375 Missing Funds in Cuba
Charles F. W. Neely former Cuban Postal Department finance chief was rearrested on a civil suit alleging wrongful conversion of $45,375.25. Bail set at $50,000. he was arraigned before Judge Lacombe, with Col. Burton's affidavits detailing missing cash receipts from 1900 and alleged irregularities in Cuba.
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New York
Charles F. W. Neely
Postal Department
Cuba
United States
United States Circuit
Lacombe
Neely
United States Marshal’s Office
Ludlow Street
George H. Barton
EB. J. Domea
Frederick P. Smith
Charlies F. W. Seely
Burton
Hited States Army
Coronel
Col
Wood
Department of Posts
Reynolds
Havana
Mexico
B. G. Rathbone
Island of
Rich
Jedger
Rathbone
Cusinesa
Said Neely
Boal Nees
Bureau of Snance
Proverb Strings and Odd Phrases in Scots Lore
A fragment discusses the rye of Scots proverbs and silly spellings with phrases like many a Michle makes a Muchle. It contrasts small and large meanings and mentions a bacillus affecting blood, presenting a quirky linguistic snippet without a clear news event.
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Mickle
Mackle
Extradition Bill Reported With Broad Provisions
Washington May 23. The house judiciary committee voted to report the Ray extradition bill after two hours executive session. The main change makes the law general beyond Cuba. The bill adds a proviso for return and surrender of persons fleeing justice, with U S judges to hold probable cause, and guarantees of fair trial by foreign authorities.
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Washington
John J. Lindsay
Charlies F. W. Neely
House Judiciary Committee
Cuba
Bett
United States
Secretary of State of the
No New Developments in Havana Postal Frauds
Havana may 23 no new developments are expected in the postal fraud cases for several days as authorities feel most facts are known except possibly how far evidence can convict the newly implicated individuals.
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Havana
Deaconesses of Methodism Hear Report in Chicago
A large Studebaker hall audience heard about 12 years of deaconess work since church sanction. Officials report 140 deaconess institutions and stations, 1,084 deaconesses, and property value of 1 051 000 dollars.
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Chicago
Studebaker Hall
Desperate Saloon Brawl in Elwood Leaves One Wounded
In Elwood Indiana on May 28 George Hires was stabbed five times and cut across the face by George Kelly during a fight at Ab Schafer's saloon. Hires recently par doned from a 14 year penitentiary term for a murder near the city.
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Elwood
Ind
George Hires
George Kelly
Ab Schafer
Will Fight It Out Boer Spirits Rising
Reports from Lourenzo Marquez and London detail Kruger transferring Transvaal property to allies to avoid confiscation. Transvaal government says it will fight to a finish, defend Johannesburg and Pretoria, and resist surrender terms while some leaders push for peace. Lord Roberts moves as Boers fortify rivers and Canadians praised for timing. Mafeking relief not yet reported.
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Lourenzo Marquez
Kruger
Transvaal
Great Britain
London
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Steyn
Pretoris
Daily Chronicle
Amsterdam
Mabon
Col. Plumer
Plague cases rise in Manila as leprosy found also
United States reports from the Philippines show rising bubonic plague in Manila with 30 cases in January 40? and 56 in March. About 100 leprosy cases were also discovered in the first quarter. The Manila board of health under Maj Ira Brown is praised for sanitation work and quiet house disinfection.
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Washington
Philippines
Manila
Manila Board of Health
Ira Brown
Pras
Surrender of insurgent force at Tarlac reported
General MacArthur reports from Mantle that two insurgent companies totaling 163 men with 168 guns and ammunition surrendered at Tarlac at 2 am on May 22. It marks the first complete organizational surrender in the islands and is deemed significant.
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Wheaton
Tarlac
Strike at Joliet Tin Works Sparks Walkout
The discharge of the president of the Amalgamated Association of Tin Workers triggered a strike at the Great Western tinplate works in Joliet Vis May 28. About 150 men walked out across three departments, and the superintendent shut the entire plant, laying off 300 workers.
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Joliet
Vis
Amalgamated Association of Tin
Great Western Tinplate Works
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly Chooses Point for Next Meeting
Cumberland P. Chattanoog Tenn May 23 The general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian church in session here selects West Point Mountain for the next meeting place.
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Cumberland P. Chattanoog
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Seasion
Weat Point
Mtns
Judge Lynch Seethes as Lynching Follows Colorado Murder
In Pueblo Colorado crowds gathered after learning Calvin Kimberlin, a Black man accused of murdering two white girls at Fries Orphans Home, was arrested in Denver and due for transport. An autopsy showed the children were assaulted before their deaths. Upon the Denver train’s arrival, armed men seized Kimberlin from officers and lynched him. Kimberlin reportedly confessed.
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Stee
Colorado
Pueblo
Col
Calvin Kim Dblern
Fries
Denver
Kimblern
Spooner Defends Administration Policy on Philippines
In the Senate, Mr. Spooner of Wisconsin delivered a strong speech supporting his bill that would place governing authority in the Philippines on the president after insurrection suppression until Congress acts. He argued the policy was the only feasible option and vital to national honor. Meanwhile the House spent the day on the Alaska civil government bill with slow progress and a defeated amendment to reduce Alaska’s judges from three to two. The conference report on the army appropriation bill was adopted.
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Senate
Spooner
Washington
Wis
Philippines
Congress
Oshter
Montana
Clark
House
Alaska
Markets by Wire Prevailing Prices For Grain and Livestock
Market wires report May 22 prices from Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago grain and livestock. Wheat No 2 red futures and cash varied with dull to steady tones. corn and oats mixed. cattle steady to active and hogs steady to firm. Prices show regional differences across major grain and livestock markets.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Powers Granted Pardon Sparks County Controversy
Barboursville Kentucky May 28 John L Powers arrested Monday night in the county faced habeas corpus before County Judge Wyatt. Judge Williams of Frankfort assisted the Commonwealth. Attorneys produced Gov Taylor pardons Powers and Wyatt ruled the pardon valid releasing Powers as cheers rose from supporters.
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Taylor
Barboursville
John L. Powers
Wyatt
Williams
Frankfort
Commonwealth
Powers
Gov
Cheera
Explosion Injures Two Carpenters at West Michigan Street
In Indianapolis yesterday an acetylene gas tank exploded in a cellar under 1027 West Michigan Street wrecking the building and badly burning and bruising carpenters James Hicks and son Horatio who were at work below. Tobacco Warehouse Fire At Cincinnati Leaves Stock Worth 50,000 Insured
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Indianapolis
West Michigan Street
James Hicks
Horatio
Cincinnati
John Laver & Co
Cigar Leaf
Weat
Front Street
Methodist quadrennial conference elects two bishops on ballot
The Chicago Methodist quadrennial conference ended its deadlock by electing Rev. D. H. Moore D D editor of the Central Christian Advocate Cincinnati and Rev. J W Hamilton D D senior secretary of the Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education society New York on the seventeenth ballot.
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Chicago
Methodist
D. H. Moore
D.D
J. W. Hamilton
Moore
Central Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
Dr. Hamilton
New York
Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education Society
Methodist Church
Washington Prefers Waiting On Hague Peace Efforts
The state department says no formal request has been received from any signatory to The Hague convention or the 25 powers at the peace conference to join in mediation for peace between Britain and the Boers.
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Washington
State Department
Mine Disaster Kills and Entombs Miners Near Charlotte
An explosion in the Cumnock mines at Charlotte causes several deaths and entombs others. Reported fatalities are not yet fully known as the situation unfolds near Asheville.
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Asheville
N. C
Charlotte
Unidentified May Be Poul Play Suspect Body Found Near Tracks
A severely mutilated male body, about 40, found near railway tracks east of Knox, is unrecognizable. A card bearing Patrick Sab Burns’s name was found nearby along with a few clues. Authorities hold an inquest in Marshall County as investigations continue.
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Patrick Sab Burns
Knox
Os Soa
Stan Saat
Mareball County
Annual gathering set at Battle Ground Indiana Aug 2 to 18
The article announces the annual gathering at Battle Ground with events running August 2 through August 18. Rev W E Biederwolf of Logansport will direct the camp meeting program with Harry Maxwell as camp manager. Speakers include Rev W D Cole of Lafayette and Rev Ritter and Rev C W Sims of Indianapolis. Special days and programs are planned by the North West Indiana M B conference following the camp.
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Battle Ground
Lafayere
Indiana
W. E. Biederwolf
Logansport
Kigetsarapeee
Harry Maxwell
Ate
Pauw
W. D. Cole
Lafayette
Ritter
C. ‘W. Sims
Indishapollis
Plaintiff wins $600 in Batley versus Citizens Street Railway
In Indianapolis, Josephine Batley sued Citizens Street Railway after a trolley wire struck her on a crossing. After a 30 hour jury retirement, the verdict awarded Batley $600 against the railway, which had sought to label injuries as feigned.
Man’s runaway shot maims teen in rural Indiana
Brownaville Indiana May 23 report says David Strong Jr armed with an old musket to kill a supposedly rabid sheep. The discharge blew out the breechpin, cutting his nose and tearing part of his skull above the right eye. Doctors hope for his survival.
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Brownaville
Ind
David Strong, Jr
Hérg
Back Broken in Danville Timber Incident
P G Mc Carty of Logansport Indiana, superintenderit of Casparia Stone yards at Fairmount, was crushed beneath a heavy timber. He was taken to Danville by special train. doctors say there is no hope of recovery.
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Danville
Ind
P. G. McCarty
Logansport
Casparia Stone Company
Fairmount
Fibere
Satlisabets
Money From Home Inheritance Reaches Valparaiso Man
Valparaiso Indiana May 23 Yesterday Joseph Decker a local businessman learned by letter that his mother in Germany had died leaving him a share of an estate valued at 25000 dollars.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Joseph Decker
Germany
Judge Buckingham Overrules Quash Bid in Sanders Fish Case
Franklin Ind May 23 Judge Buckingham overruled the motion to quash the information in Otto Sanders fish law case. Trial set for tomorrow. Walker's Tonic touted for brain, heart and nerve relief. Banner Salve advertised as healer for cuts wounds sores and skin diseases.
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Franklin
Ind
Buckingham
Otto Sanders
Walker
Unclear OCR snippet references local names and places
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases suggesting a local notice or report. No clear event, date, or entities emerge to form a coherent summary.
Hill to Be Constitutional in Madison County Case
Judge Ryan holds that the mandate cases to compel the American Piszte Glass company American Tin Plate company and Weightshare Works to pay five weekly employees are constitutional and within the law.
Lodge plans new home at Shea with third floor devoted
A fragment outlines a lodge preparing a new home on Shea Avenue. The entire third floor will be used for lodge purposes, indicating a focused space for meetings and activities within the building.
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Buddes
Shea
Took Carbolic Act Kueberg Dies
A 54 year old man, Kueberg, took carbolic acid in a failed attempt at self harm. He leaves a large family.
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Kueberg
Farmer Jame Nelson Fatally Injured in Chesterfield Accident
Chesterfield Indiana on May 23 a young farmer named Jame Nelson was kicked by a bar in the abdomen and fatally injured. The report notes the incident occurred near the farm, with authorities opened an inquiry into the cause and the circumstances surrounding the injury.
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Chesterfield
Ind
Jame Nelson
Fire destroys vessel after bridge accident
A report details a vessel fire following a collision on a bridge. Passengers and crew were evacuated as responders worked to contain the blaze and secure the scene. No further details on casualties or cause are provided in the readable text.
Mighty of Terror and Dr King’s New Cure Claims
A widow of a brave general in Machias Maine is said to have revived after doctors doubted she would live through the night. Mrs Liscomb credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life and curing consumption after three small doses, with the patent medicine advertised for one dollar and a free trial bottle offered at C D Noel’s drug store.
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Bapnbham
Machias
H. Liscoin
Tila
C. D
Noefel
Clark Case Postponed in Senate Credentials
Washington May 23 An agreement between friends of Eastor Clark of Montana and the senate committee on privileges and elections postpones any action on Clark until Wednesday. Maginnis credentials will be presented meanwhile and both cases will be considered together.
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Clark
Washington
Friends of
Eastor Clark
Montana
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Maginnis
Yonkers tragedy ends in double death
In Yonkers on May 23 Wilfred H. Lendegren shot and killed Lydia Carson a servant after she rejected his marriage proposal then fatally shot himself. The incident follows a story of pneumonia and a lung remedy unrelated to the event.
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New York
Wilfred
Lendegren
Lydia Carson
Yonkers
Faizy
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