Two Boats in the Bay and a New Murder Suspect
Long Island case in Good Ground ties Disbrow to the Foster and Lawrence disappearance. Coroner warns of a murder warrant if Disbrow is not produced. Second boat theory supported by Bay man Squires with evidence of a second craft moored near Pine Grove Hotel and footprints toward the hotel.
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Sag Harbor
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William Fields
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New York
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Ocean View Hotel
Lawrences
Squires
Frederick Squires
End
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Long Island Railroad
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Cassie Squires
Patchogue
Rockaway
Coney
Phster
Humberts’ Location Revealed After Paris Flight
Paris June 17 Henri Rochefort told Magistrate Leydet he knew the Humberts wanted on charges of gigantic frauds left Paris May 7. They embarked at St Nazaire on a yacht bound for Colon Colombia, continuing a fugitive journey under police scrutiny.
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Henri Rochefort
Leydet
Humberts
St. Nazaire
Colon
Colombia
License Bill Debate Narrowly Defeated in Commons
In the House of Commons the government withstood a push to require publicans to serve travelers with non alcoholic refreshments. Henry Broadhurst’s proposed clause was backed by some Unionists and defeated 175 to 154, reducing the government’s majority to 19.
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Captain Hines Acquitted In Court Martial
Plattsburg N Y June 17 In the court martial in Captain John L Hines case two prosecution witnesses testified First Sergeant Patrick McDonald said Hines ordered Private Penionstrung by the thumbs Penion later released after about five minutes and sent back to his cell Penion had confessed his part in the robbery but refused to name others Defense witnesses described widespread robberies and assaults during 23d Infantry duty and said the regiment’s actions encouraged Moros to lawlessness They testified that Penion s conviction and five year sentence helped end the reign of terror and that disorder diminished Lieutenant Noyes was shot and Lieutenant Watts stoned witness Seay testified court adjourned with a unanimous acquittal verdict mailed to Washington officials Penton s brother said to be a railroad official in Illinois
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Watts
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War Department
Washington
Illinois
Major Gardener's Charges from Manila Board
A Manila dispatch reports the return of the investigative board from Tayabas Province to question Major Gardener about alleged cruelties by American troops. The probe is paused due to one member's illness and Gardener's refusal to testify except before a full board. The board seeks why Governor Bates did not promptly report misbehaving officers to his superior.
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Washington
Rough Rider Killed Editor Fired Five Shots
Oklahoma City inquest reports W Johnson vice president of Classen Real Estate killed over a land claim dispute. Johnson shot McMichael, who died from wounds after Brown, editor of The Times Journal, fired five shots in defense. Brown and McMichael arrested. lynching talk emerged before fatal wound identified.
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Madrid Treaty Delay Hopes For Autumn Conclusion
Madrid reports the Spanish-American treaty of friendship will not be ready for conclusion before autumn. The delay follows the return of United States Minister Bellamy Storer, anticipated in the autumn.
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United States
Bellamy Storer
Royal Ascot scenes as royal cortege tours Windsor
Crowds cheered as the royal party traveled from the Palace Quadrangle along the Long Walk to the New Mile Gates and the royal pavilion. Rain and sun alternated as Oriental princes and American diplomats arrived, with fashion from Consuelo Vanderbilt to Queen Alexandra noted. The day saw races including The Maiden’s Gold Vase, the Coventy Stakes, and the Prince of Wales’s Stakes with Ard Patrick narrowly beaten amid objections.
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Barricades in London Amid Coronation Controversy
London foresees a coronation fiasco as seats sell slowly and police crowd-control measures bar spectators. Barricades rise around Westminster and traffic limits spark protests while hotels and seaside resorts fill for coronation week. Authorities warn stands may be largely empty if public access is restricted.
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London Times
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Victoria St
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Times
Irish Nationalists Boycott Coronation Celebrations
In London on June 17 Irish Nationalists in the House of Commons resolved to take no part in the coronation events as a protest. The Irish party will be summoned to Dublin to meet on King Edward's coronation day to discuss Ireland's condition.
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House of Commons
Dublin
Edward
Ireland
Teutonic Sails Early to Reach London for Coronation
The White Star liner Teutonic departed a day ahead of schedule to ensure timely passenger landing in London for the June 26 coronation. After discharging cargo at Liverpool, she will be prepared to carry a large excursion party to Spithead for the naval review.
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London
Liverpool
Spithead
Paris Chamber in Discord Over Syveton Election Fight
Disorder erupted in the Chamber of Deputies during the debate on M. Syveton’s election verification. Accusations of anti patriotic campaigning sparked insults and threats, with dueling talk following adjournment as rivals met in the lobby and seconds to discuss tomorrow.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Syveton
M. Mésureur
M. Berteaux
Count de Dion
M. Coutant
la Patrie Francaise
M. Raymond Leygué
Norwegian Captain Killed at Sea in Venezuelan Waters
Reports from Georgetown dated June 14 state the Norwegian steamer Jotun carrying cattle was seized by Venezuelan revolutionaries at Barancas. General Valentin Perez ordered Captain Meling to his cabin before troops boarded the ship and transferred 250 rebels to Bolivar. The vessel resumed command and headed toward Bolivar, but government sternwheels fired on the Jotun near St Felix, killing Captain Meling and wounding a passenger, as the ship escaped pursuit.
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Bar
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Nunez
Warships Ordered to La Guayra To Protect American Interests
Washington reports the Cabinet ordered two warships the Cincinnati and the Topeka to La Guayra Venezuela to safeguard American interests amid revolutionary turmoil. The ships may also venture up the Orinoco if needed as rebels gain ground and government forces retreat.
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Dutch cruiser Koningin Regentes sails to Venezuela
The Hague reports the Dutch cruiser Koningin Regentes is ordered to leave Willemstad Curacao and proceed to La Guaira Venezuela to safeguard Netherlands interests there.
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Konigin Regentes
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Government troops reoccupy Chorrera from insurgents
Reports from Colon indicate government troops have retaken Chorrera from insurgents. A clash between forces is momentarily expected as news coverage continues.
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Colon
Colombia
Chorrera
Fourteen Survivors In Small Boat After Steamer Sinks
A bottle found forty five miles east of Halifax carries a note that fourteen men aboard the Allen steamer Huronian were adrift after the vessel turned over in the Atlantic Sunday night. The Huronian had sailed from Glasgow to St John New Brunswick on February 7 and has since been unaccounted for despite searches by several steamers.
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Stillwell Parker
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Halifax
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Conger Becomes Doyen of Peking Diplomatic Corps
Edwin H. Conger, new U.S. Minister in Peking, is named doyen following the departure of Baron von Wahlborn. His popularity among diplomats supports a smooth succession in handling Chinese affairs. Rome reports Bishop O Gorman may become Apostolic Delegate to the Philippine Islands.
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China
Baron von Wahlborn
Edwin H. Conger
United States
Doyen
Conger
Rome
Thomas O'Gorman
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Philippine Islands
Prince of Wales to Visit India
The Royal Asiatic Society held a coronation banquet in London with visiting Indian Princes. Attendees included the Duke of Connaught the Duke of Connaught and other luminaries. Duke announced a forthcoming visit by the Prince and Princess of Wales to the Indian Empire.
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Royal Asiatic Society
Duke of Connaught
Ireland
Third Army Corps
Lord George Hamilton
India
Earl Roberts
Prince
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Indian Empire
Armor for British Cruisers Monmouth class discussed in Lords
In the Lords, Lord Selborne said no increase in belt and casement armor for the Monmouth class was planned despite stronger projectiles. The ships, steel armored cruisers of about 9 800 tons, 23 knots, 40 by 66 feet, will mount fourteen inch breechloaders and thirteen small quick firing guns, with crew of 500 and cost about £666 288 each.
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London
House of Lords
Earl of Wilton
Admiralty
Lord Selborne
Confederate Army Surgeon Muller Fades From Recluse Life
In an inquest at St Pancras Borough London witnesses say Francis Daniel Muller a reclusive physician once served as a surgeon in the Confederate Army. Born in Prussia he fled political oppression in 18 and joined the Confederacy at the Civil War outbreak in America.
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London
St. Pancras’s
Francis Daniel Muller
Muller
Prussia
America
Royal Mail Sixpence Mail Steam Company Circular
London June 17 the Royal Mail Six Mail Steam Company issues a circular to its shareholders noting preliminary operations have begun to expand and connect with a large scheme of British Les associations. Details are confidential and will be disclosed to proprietors for approval before conclusion.
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The
Royal Mail
Six Mail Steam Company
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