Night Riders Clash Feared as Troops Patrol Ohio River
Special to The New York Times Manchester Ohio May 9 Troops A and B of the Ohio National Guard patrol eighty miles of the Ohio River banks amid rumors of night rider bands aiming to burn tobacco beds and warehouses Indignation meetings are planned with thousands of supporters and inflammatory circulars distributed in Brown Adams and Clermont counties A clash after the Georgetown gathering is anticipated, with authorities doubling patrols and calling for more infantry to quell unrest.
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New York Times
Manchester
Ohio
Kentucky
Ohio River
Amynd
Ohio National Guard
Ohio Bank
Georgetown
Brown County
Society of Equity
Brown
Adams
Clermont
Adams County
Ehe
Aberdeen
Maysville
Cleveland Cavalry
Ripley
Stout
Columbus
Clermont County
Chiles
Paul
Cahill
Worthington Mautzman
Harry Scott
Society of Ehaicity
Minute Men in Indiana Increases County Militias
In Indiana Adjt. Gen. Perry ordered sheriffs in tobacco counties along the Ohio River to organize minutemen, at least 90 in each county, to confront night riders and arrest violators. Militia companies would also be ready to respond to sheriff calls. Perry reported tobacco growers live in terror of destruction if crops are raised. Letters to growers were postmarked Milton Kentucky.
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New -York-Times
Indianapolis
Perry
Indiana National Guard
Hanly
Ohio River
Milton
Mayor Mark Allegedly Entered Saloon Window for Drink
Middlesex County hearing reveals South River Mayor Joseph Mark and associates reportedly forced entry through a saloon window to obtain whisky for a toast to the saloonkeeper's new baby. Special Marshal Edward Gardner testified the mayor denied entering to obtain evidence, with license renewal for Joseph Olchetsky at issue before County Judge Booraem.
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New Brunswick
Joseph Mark
South River
New Here
Middlesex County Coimon
M Wn
Mark
Joseph Oleheisky
Koraem
Olchefsky
Edward’ Gardner
Teast
Mr. Olchetsky
Mart Herrman
Ner
Gardner
Booraem
Vanderbilt Dog In A Fight At Harbourview
Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt learns her Irish terrier Tip is in the dog hospital after a battle with a mastiff at Harbourview. The fight drew servants and use of buckets water and tools to separate the animals. Tip suffered serious injuries and was moved to hospital. Master William Henry Vanderbilt witnessed the incident. The mastiff had previously attacked a woman on a bicycle nearby last year.
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New York Times
Newport
Alfred Vanderbilt
Boston
Tip
Harbourview
Vanderbilt
Mrs. Vanderbilt
William Henry Vanderbilt
Backsliding of Old Sam in Caldwell New Jersey
A gray horse owned by a Caldwell grocer, long known to locals as Sam, has fallen into neglect and illness. Once calm and upright, the animal now shows irritability without a noon dose of medicine, losing flesh and dignity as community concern grows.
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New York Times
Caldwell
N. J
Sam
Gether
Gray Horse
Real estate magnate missing amid a Jamaica Bay search
Frederick William Miller a wealthy Brooklyn real estate operator has been missing since April 30. Pinkerton detectives and hundreds of Rockaway residents search for him as his clothes and a houseboat are checked. Friends fear murder over a valuable paper Miller owned, with authorities noting a missing deposit vault key and $22.47 found on board.
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Pinkerton
Rockaway
Rockaways
Frederick William Miller
Miller
Fifth Avenue
Rockaway Park
Jies P.tessing
Tossing
Mr. Miller
Jarmaica Bay
Mr Miller
Halpin
Jiffer
Knute
Olssen
Yon Yonon
Whyte
Stiot
Wate Guise
Yonson
George Fritz
Maconsiept
Brooklyn
Alpin
Ollsén
Ollson
Semies
Brookslyn
Ile
Jerome
New 48 Inch Water Main To Be Replaced In Central Park West
Water Commissioner O'Brien announced that at 50 clock next Saturday the 48 inch main on Central Park West will be disconnected to install a new 48 inch main. The old line serves the west side area between Twelfth and Eighty First Street to the North River, and pressure will drop during the outage. A temporary loss of service lasts until the following Monday, but a 36 inch main will cover demand in the interim.
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O’brien
Central Park West
Twelfh
Eighty-first Street
Park
North River
Shipping News: Seneca Arrives From Havana May Trade
Latest shipping bulletin notes the SS Seneca arrived from Havana with yesterday’s cargo and prepared for unloading in Naples after docking at Hamburg on April 27. The report lists arrivals and departures for the port circuit.
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Hamburg
Naples
Seneca
Havana
CYS TWELVE YEAR PORT WINE Ad by T Dewey & Sons
An advertisement from T Dewey & Sons Co at 168 Fulton Street New York promotes a twelve year port wine said to be the most strengthening. The short note highlights the product as a strong restorative beverage.
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T. Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
Hamiter Seizes Arkansas Governor Chair In Power Shuffle
Allen D. Hamiter, Speaker of the Arkansas House, took the oath as Governor while acting Governor X. Pindall, in Washington for a Governors' Conference, remained in office. Hamiter pledged not to molest Pindall’s appointees, but did not state whether he would serve the full term.
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Little Rock
Ark
Allen D. Hamiter
Arkansas House of Representatives
Pindall
State Senate
Washington
Hamiter
Pindalls
John 3
Little
Rov
Paul Little
Express Kills Woman Walking Beside Morristown Train
Mrs. William A. Schwenck of Littleton was struck and killed by the Morristown Express near Speedwell while walking along the track. The incident occurred as the train backed from Morris Plains toward Morristown. the brakeman and engineer reacted as the woman walked into the path. She, about 66, lived with her traveling salesman husband and is believed to have been temporarily deranged.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
William A. Schwenck
Littleton
Morristown Express
Lackawanna Railroad
Speedwell
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Morris Plains
Lidgerwood's Pond
Protective hat saves Anna Omick in hailstorm
In Washington New Jersey on May 9 Anna and Mary Omick rode home from Hampton Junction through a heavy hailstorm. Lucy the bay horse was stunned, the buggy bruised, and Mary bruised on the left shoulder while Anna remained unhurt thanks to a small M. W. hat that covered part of Mary. Local rumor says Mary may buy a M. W. hat next week.
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New York Times
Washington, N. J
Omick
Anna
Mary
Hampton Junction
Lucy
Miss Anna
Miss Mary
HID JEWELS IN BABY S DRESS
Mrs Virginia Carroll a New York resident boarding with Mrs Charles H McKeag on North Broad Street was arrested in Trenton for jewelry theft. A patrolman found a gold bracelet in the baby’s dress and she confessed returning rings and valuables worth about 50 dollars. the prosecutor declined to press charges and she departed for New York.
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New York Times
Trenton
Virginia Carroll
New York
Flo
Lawmakers Inspect Palmer Mills Paper Making Process
A four member House of Representatives committee arrived at Palmer Mills in Corinth New York to examine paper production costs. They toured the Palmer Falls facility with International Paper officials and will hold hearings comparing wages and working conditions after observing the full papermaking sequence from pulp to final product.
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Corinth
N. Y
Palmer Mills
House of Representatives
Mann
Thinois
Miller
Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
Sims
Tennessee
John Norris
New York
Publishers’ Association
Darey
International Paper, Company
Palmer Falls
Bride and Fiancé End Church Wedding With Tragic Suicide
Miss May Arnold and Isaac F. Williams planned to wed at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Morningside Heights. Williams was found dead in his room from a self-inflicted gunshot after a note hinted at illness, with a recent heavy financial loss noted by Dr. Stowell.
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May Arnold
West
113Th Street
Isaac F. Williams
West Seventy-third Street
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Morningside
Heights
Miss Arnold
Mr. Williams
Clover
St. Luke's Hospital
Emmi A. Arnold
Sr. L. Arnold
Willian
William L. Stowell
Hl. L- Arno
Mari
Weston
Williams
Stowe
Bride Avoids Publicity In New Haven Marriage
Julius Morgan Clements, a New York mining interests investor, obtained a marriage license in New Haven on May 9 and wed Mrs. Josephine Burley, a 54 year old divorcee, at Universalist Church with the Rev Dr Fischer officiating. They will reside at the St. Regis Hotel.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Julius Morgan Clements
New York City
City Hall
Fischer
The
Universalist Church
Josephine Burley
Ebenezer Tracy
Butte
Mon
Clements
Roosevelt Invitation From Yukon Board of Trade
Ottawa reports Earl Grey and Sir Wilfrid Laurier urged President Roosevelt to visit Washington on Alaska Yukon Exposition year. Dawson Yukon Board of Trade head Pharry Dovi arrived in Vancouver en route, bearing a moose skin engraved invitation noting a nugget value of $100. Arctic Brotherhood ties mentioned.
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The
Newe York Times
Ottawa
Ontario
Pharry Dovidahil
Dawson Yukon Board of Trade
Vancouver
Roosevelt
Earl Grey
Wilfrid Laurier
Wielt
Nionilfke
Arctic
Bridge Works Go Full Time Amid Big Order in Trenton
1800 workers at American Bridge Works will begin full-time shifts Monday after a $500,000 order. They had been at four days a week with half capacity. The order covers Fifth Avenue Office Building in New York, Pennsylvania Terminal, and some subway projects.
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New York Times
Trenton
American Bridge Works
New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
Johnson to Get His State
Gov John A Johnson of Minnesota won full support from all counties at the Democratic Convention. Bryanites were present but instructing delegates to Bryan or to uninstructed was defeated. Only two counties sent uninstructed delegations to the State Convention in St Paul next Thursday. In Hennepin County an attempt to block the convention failed. Johnson now has no opposition and is set to lead the state.
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New York
ST. Paul
Minn
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Jobson
Rich Strike Opens Deep Vein At Goldfield Mines
At the Mohawk mine in Goldfield Nevada the Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co reports a 13 foot ore body averaging around 400 a ton from a cross cut near the 6a level. The vein width is not yet known as the foot wall is unreached, with a previous 450 foot level opening linked by a winze and a drift.
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Goldfield
Nev
Goldfield Comsolidated
Mackenzie
National Charity Meeting Advances in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia May sections of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections held sessions on settlement work in the mountains. Prof Bruce R Payne of the University of Virginia spoke on mountain settlements and Miss Catherine Petive of Hindunin Kentucky read a paper. The press and publicity section featured papers including Publicity in Charity Work from the Newspaper Point of View by Edgar D Shaw of Washington.
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Richmond
Saredy
Bruce R. Payne
University of Virginia
Catherine Pétive
W. C
Hindunin
Igy
Cheritake
Edgar D. Shaw
Washington
Crowds Await Mrs Clary Arrival In Queenstown
A large crowd gathered in Queenstown on May 9 to see Mrs Margaret Clary deported from the United States on murder charges. The Cervisia veered into harbor as she mingled with passengers and faced the charge read by the local constable. She said farewell to friends and crew before being remanded to Clare Morris, County Mayo.
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Queenstown
Cunard
Cervisiia
Margaret Clary
United States
Clare Morris
County Mayo
Ireland
Clery i
Tocenge
Rhoavene
Berane
Morris
Gale Stows Airship Tests Amid Gale Winds
The Wright brothers halted flight efforts as a gale prevented test runs. The thermally stressed engine ran hot after minutes of operation, delaying progress. A new steering gear was tested successfully by the astronauts, though navigation remained awkward.
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Npedal
MATTE
Wright Brothers
Norfolk
Made Hospital Her Home Mrs Wallace Dies In Montclair
Agnes Wallace 82 died at Mountainside hospital Montclair after making the institution her home for six months She favored staff and patients and was kept there after a near discharge She lived at 29 Valley Road with her son before admission Flowers marked her Christmas and Easter visits with hospital affection
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New York Times
Montclair
J. Mey
Agnes Wallace
Mountainside
Missing Br Gunness Victims Needing Proof of Death
The Port Times reports ongoing claims about Mrs. Gunness and missing persons tied to the Indiana farm. Investigators debate whether the recovered remains belong to Mrs. Gunness, while a list of supposed victims and correspondents widens the mystery.
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Righ Realty
F. W. Miller
Lice
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Dox
Central Park West District
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New Jersey
M. W. Brand
House
Bride
Mr. Clements
Klondike
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Far North
Johnson
Mrs. Clary
Gale
Hospital
Yale
Harvard
Mrs. Heeren
Syracuse
Sperial
Laporte
Gunness Farm
Albert Chase
Gustav Tgun
Laparty
Fdward N. Canar
Giang Warefpliele Barry
Wests
Tve
Gunness
Shawaka, Ind
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Althy
Lake
Moniérey, Penn
TTL
Gurness
Unidea
K. J. Timfland
Washington Avenue
L'Ineer Mining
Gunhess
Ir. H
Gunneeds
Nowirds
Gunn
Shrfive
Dr. Long
J.K. Gray
Wiies
Pinkerton Dewy
Gun
Mrs. Ganness
Ain
Oman
Ree
William If
Seo Rai
C. J. Smith
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