Vendetta About Clay in Mansion Fight in Kentucky
Gen. Cassius M Clay and two bodyguards clash with Sheriff Colyer and deputies at White Hall Madison co Kentucky as officers seek to serve papers in a dispute with Clay over property and his daughter Mary B Clay. Firearms blaze. Clay menaced within, no physician summoned, outcome unclear.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Domestic Disputes and Legal Action
Fragmentary text shows a man denying access to his home and accusing a woman of deceit. A writ of delivery for furniture is mentioned, handed to Sheriff Cutyer. General Clay’s wish to provide for his wife and children appears in a later, jumbled line.
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W. Va
Bettie C. Wilson
James Wilson
Railroad men uneasy over New York conference outcome
Wilkesbarre April 6 railroad crews fear consequences of talks among officers of the Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh Valley and Lackawanna with unions. Firemen push long standing grievances while Lehigh Valley workers gained concessions. a strike on Central or Lackawanna would be promptly obeyed and could tie up traffic.
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Japan Still Wablikne Aims At Hostilities With Russia
London reports Japan moving toward hostilities with Russia. Pekin and Yokohama correspondents say Japan has arranged with Lin Kun Yi to aid in communications and transport. a second remonstrance to Russia is framed as an ultimatum. Also: steel demand spurs Pittsburg plant expansions and sealer rescue in Newfoundland.
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London
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Russia
Pekin
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Daily Express
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Day Mail
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finance
St. Petersburg
Pittsburg
American Sheet Steel company
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Hyde Park
Immigrant Steamship Rhein Sets Passenger Record
New York on April 6 reports the Rhein arriving from Bremen carried over 460 crew and 2,502 passengers. 2,449 cabin passengers were landed at Ellis Island before the immigrant depot closed. A previous record for a single ship was 5,250 passengers. Indianapolis reports Russell B. Haon may contest his father’s will, but attorney Howard Gale says the rumor is unfounded and Harrison is satisfied.
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Bryan island
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Panther
New York
Bremen
Ellis Island
Harrison
Indianapolis
Russell B. Haon
Howard Gale
Return of the Gainsborough Duchess Portrait
The famed Gainsborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire, stolen May 15, 1878 from Agnew Brothers in London, has been returned to its owners after 23 years abroad. A Chicago detective agency aided the recovery. The painting arrives in London sealed and in perfect condition, with Agnew’s heir confirming the identification.
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England
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Duchess of Devonshire
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Agnew Brothers
London
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Chicago
Joseph Elliott
Elliott
Hillett
France
Bank of England
C. Moreland Agnew
Agnew
Charles Becker
California state
American Handicap champion crowned in shoot off
In New York on April 6 Eugene Griffin of Pasco, RB, won the Grand American handicap with 43 straight kills at Interstate Park. A surge of 25 kills each tied for first, while a British shooter unexpectedly outshot rivals, stunning spectators.
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New York
Eugene C. Grifith
Pascoag
RB. I
England
Rockhill Acts as Special Commissioner to China
William W. Rockhill serves as acting minister to China during the absence of Minister Tonger. He was sent earlier by President McKinley as a special commissioner to handle duties and oversee trusted business, amid a holiday visit to the United States.
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Alinister tonger
United States
Sam
William W. Rockhill
McKinley
Indiana Miners in Linton Repudiate Operators Pact
Three of thirteen local unions in Linton reject the Terre Haute coal operators union pact over a clause forcing miners to buy powder from operators. A miners meeting is set for this afternoon, with possible resignation call for President Van Horn. Fifteen hundred miners idle. no mines in the field operate until after the May meeting. National officers monitor to prevent a strike and ensure the agreement is honored.
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Linton
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coal operators’ association
Terre Haute
Van Horn
50,000 Dollar Horse Race Draws Big Bets in Boston
The $50,000 Horse Race in Boston on April 6 involves three horses Boralma Crescens and Charley Herr with $5,500 forfeit paid by each owner Lawson Ketcham and Cabill. Thayer holds the forfeit as the stake rises to $40,000 with an extra $20,000 purse from Lawson. Race set for Sept 6 best three of five heats with $50,000 to winner and $20,000 to second.
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Boralma
Crescens
Charley Herr
John I. Thayer
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ association
Mr. Lawson
George L. Ketcham
Toledo
David Cabill
Lexington
Lawson
Remarkable Oil Nugget Attracts Prospectors In Iowa
Nuggets of oil are drawing prospectors to a rich field in Clay county Iowa while Topeka mayoral race favors Hughes Republican by seventy two votes. A Kansas flash report notes crime and fraud cases including E J Wolters indicted in Omaha for blackmail and J D Sneddy arrested in McKenzie Tennessee for money fraud. Three American Radiator buildings in Detroit burned totaling losses of 159069 dollars.
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Philippines
E. J. Wolters
United States
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Omaha
American
Detroit
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senate
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McKenzie
Tenn
Plan for a single railway combine across the United States
Reports describe a proposed plan to form a New Jersey based company to control major rail systems while each line retains its identity. Prominent financiers named include Morgan Vanderbilt Hill Gould Rockefeller Schiff and Stilm an. The first step would seize control of Chicago Burlington and Quincy Erie Great Northern and Northern Pacific with future acquisitions likely.
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Avril
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United States
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J. Pierpont Morgan
William K. Vanderbilt
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Edward W. Hardmen
Ceanrge J. Gould
John D. Rockefeller
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James Stilman
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
She’ Erie
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Russia and Manchuria Crisis Averted Through Accord
Washington reports a new international note from Russia easing Manchuria tensions and aligning with China and the United States. Russia pledges to leave Manchuria as part of China while withdrawing troops, signaling peace and harmony with other powers. The development follows Secretary Hay’s March 1 note warning against private territorial deals and is seen as a favorable outcome by U.S. officials.
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state department
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Cunsini
Russia
China
Manchuria
Eurapa
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Flay
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Charlemagne Tower
Letter Carriers May Be Allowed Summer Coats
Washington in April reports an official plan to permit letter carriers to wear gray blouses with torn collars during hot weather. The postmaster general is expected to issue orders authorizing this change and loosening coat requirements to improve comfort on rounds.
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Chester
T. Lang
Gen. Corbin
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Funston
Washington
Governor Allen Arrives in Washington on Mayflower and Newport News
Governor Allen of Puerto Rico landed at Old Point from San Juan on Mayflower then reached Washington by Newport News. He planned to see the president today but declined to discuss a reported resignation.
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Porto Hicn
Old Point yestowings
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Newport News
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