Two Boats in the Bay as Murder Mystery Deepens
In Long Island's Good Ground a potential murder warrant looms if Louis A. Disbrow is not produced. Coroner Nugent warns of arrest amid new testimony by Nelson Squires alleging a second boat tied near Tun nell's Pine Grove Hotel. questions linger over whether Foster and Miss Lawrence died in a deliberate act or accident.
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Humberts Located in Exile on Colombian Yacht
Paris reports Henri Rochefort told Magistrate Leydet that the Humberts fled Paris May 7 and boarded a yacht at St Nazaire bound for Colon Colombia, sought by French police for enormous frauds.
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Narrow House of Commons Vote on License Bill
In London the government narrowly avoided defeat as Henry Broadhurst proposed a clause to require publicans to offer non alcoholic refreshments to travelers. The motion was rejected 174 to 154, lowering the government majority to 12.
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Captain Hines Acquitted In Philippine Court Martial
In Plattsburg on June 17 Captain John L. Hines was acquitted after witnesses testified about a reign of robberies and assaults by the 23d Infantry. Prosecution described mistreatment, while defense argued the actions curbed disorder and that Penion received a five year sentence for a related robbery.
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Major Gardener Charges Investigated in Manila
The War Department reports Major Gardener’s charges about alleged cruelties by American troops in Tayabas Province are being reviewed. The board has returned to Manila after illness paused proceedings and Gardener refuses to testify except before a full board. The inquiry seeks why misbehaving officers were not reported despite Bates’s standing order.
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Rough Rider Killer Ends in Oklahoma City Shootout
W Johnson, vice president of Classen Real Estate, a Rough Riders veteran, was killed by WT McMichael in a land claim dispute. Johnson fired one fatal shot that wounded McMichael. Editor E E Brown fired five shots in defense but failed to stop the danger. Both Brown and McMichael were arrested amid talk of lynching.
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Spanish American friendship treaty delayed until autumn
Madrid reports the treaty of friendship with the United States will not be ready for conclusion before autumn. The delay follows the anticipated return of United States Minister Bel Storer to Madrid.
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Royalty at Ascot amid sun and showers crowds
The royal cortege traveled from the Palace Quadrangle to Ascot with cheers from vast crowds despite showers. Americans including Henry White and Mrs White attended though Whitelaw Reid did not. various nobles and princesses joined in the royal event. The day featured races at Windsor and Ascot, with Ire Maiden winning the Gold Vase and Scullion taking the Ascot Stakes, while Ard Patrick finished second after an objection.
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Barricades in London Threaten Coronation Spectacle
London observers warn the coronation may fail as seat shortages and high prices drive spectators away. Police plan strict access and wide barricades around Westminster Abbey and routes, risking public viewing and sparking alarm in The Times and other papers.
London coronation eve crowds faced with barrier access
Ticket holders must sleep in London before coronation day and travel to the barrier wickets at dawn. Only ticket holders may pass, turning nearby streets into camps for enthusiasts from June 25. Police may clear overcrowded routes. Decorations suffer from rain and ruined colors across streets.
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Irish Nationalists Boycott Coronation Celebrations
At a meeting in London Irish Nationalists side with a protest by taking no part in coronation events. The party will assemble in Dublin on King Edward's coronation day to consider Ireland's condition, with resolutions unanimously adopted.
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House of Commons
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Teutonic Sails Early to Reach London for Coronation
The White Star liner Teutonic left yesterday ahead of schedule to land passengers in London for the coronation ceremonies on June 26. After discharging cargo at Liverpool it will be prepared to carry a large excursion party to Spithead for the naval review.
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Disorder in Chamber as Syveton Election Debate Turns Raucous
Paris June 17 Deputies clashed during verification of M Syveton Nationalist election with interruptions from Count de Dion and M Gueverte. Berteaux denounced nationalist attacks while duels loom after Syveton challenged M Mesureur. seconds to meet tomorrow.
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Norwegian Captain Killed in Venezuelan Waters
Advices from Georgetown report the Norwegian steamer Jotun, a cattle trader, was commandeered by Venezuelan revolutionists on June 6 at Barancas. General Valentin Perez led the crew, taking Captain Meling to his cabin. The ship carried about 250 rebels to Bolivar before Meling was released, later being killed by Venezuelan troops near St Six as government vessels pursued.
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Warships Ordered to La Guayra to Protect American Interests
The cabinet ordered two warships the Cincinnati and the Topeka to La Guayra Venezuela to safeguard American interests amid unrest. The ships may voyage to other Venezuelan points if threats persist while the Orinoco region sees potential blockade actions. Rebels threaten Caracas as Matos leads seven thousand troops toward the capital.
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Dutch Cruiser Koningin Regentes Moves to Venezuela
The Hague reports the Koningin Regentes is ordered to sail from Willemstad Curacao to La Guaira Venezuela to safeguard Dutch interests there.
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Government forces retake Chorrera in Colombia conflict
Reports from Colon indicate government troops have reoccupied Chorrera from insurgents. A fresh engagement between the rival forces is momentarily expected as news spreads.
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Colombia
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Fourteen Survivors Adrift After Huronian Sinking
A note found June 2 in a bottle forty five miles east of Halifax reports fourteen men in a small boat after the steamer Huronian turned over Sunday night in the Atlantic. The Huronian sailed from Glasgow February 7 bound for St John New Brunswick and has not been heard from despite search efforts.
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Conger Becomes Doyen of Peking Diplomatic Corps
Following Baron von Wahlborn's departure from Peking Edwin H. Conger United States Minister is named doyen of the diplomatic corps. Conger's popularity aids a smooth transition as the corps addresses Chinese authorities. Rome reports Bishop O Gorman of Sioux Falls may be chosen as Apostolic Delegate to the Philippine Islands.
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Prince of Wales to Visit India Reported
London June 17 The Royal Asiatic Society banquet honored visiting Indian Princes with Duke of Connaught Lord George Hamilton Field Marshal Earl Roberts and other notables present The Duke announced that a royal visit to the Indian Empire would come soon for the Prince and Princess of Wales
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Third Army Corps
Lord George Hamilton
India
Earl Roberts
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Armor for British Cruisers in Monmouth Class Plans
In the Lords today Lord Selborne said the Admiralty will not increase belt or casement armor on the Monmouth class cruisers in construction despite deeper penetration from modern projectiles. The ships will be steel armored, 3 500 tons, 23 knots, 4 feet 6 inches draft, powered by 22 0 horsepower engines, costing about £666 288 each, with fourteen 6 inch guns and thirteen small quick firing guns and crews of five hundred.
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House of Lords
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Admiralty
Lord Selborne
Recluse Physician Muller Linked to Confederate Army
Inquest at St Pancras Borough heard Francis Daniel Muller, an aged physician and recluse, formerly a surgeon in the Confederate Army. Born in Prussia, he fled oppression, joined the Confederacy at the Civil War outbreak, and rose to head the medical department.
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St. Pancras
Francis Daniel Muller
Muller
Prussia
America
Royal Mail Steam Pack Company Circulates Growth Plan
London June 17 The Royal Mail Steam Pack Company has sent circular to its shareholders noting that since the last general meeting preliminary negotiations have begun to develop and extend operations through inclusion in a large British association scheme. Details are confidential but will be disclosed to proprietors for approval before finalization.
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