Fray at a Ridge Summit Ends with Blows
Charles E B Willis superintendent of new postages near Eine Ridge Summit accuses Andrew Kreitz of assault and attempted murder with a shovel. Kreitz allegedly struck Willis, who countered with blows, sending Kreitz sprawling. Also notice seeking homes for children ages infancy to eighteen through the Baltimore and Frederick aid societies with visiting agent Nellye Lea Detrick.
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East Patrick Street
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Roberts Censure Dispatch Highlights South African Command
A British government dispatch from Lord Roberts criticizes Gen Buller and Gen Warren over the Spion Kop withdrawal and flanking plans, noting missteps and authority disputes. The piece discusses reactions in The Daily News and The Standard, potential command changes, and public distress as British aims press toward Pretoria. An American countess perishes near Minehead?
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Pretoria
Thupathon Bai Dafe
Wepener
Besuta
de Wet
Chermside
Cornell Dam Strike Shifts to Military Labor Stand
The Cornett area reports a strike by Mahan laborers threatening delay as contractors prepare to return to work under military protection. Tensions rise with sessions dragging, possible alerts, and back-and-forth claims of swift settlement.
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Cornett
Crotonalley
Boothiium
Douglas
Westuterev
Indictments in Goebel murder case name power ties
Franklin county grand jury returns indictments against ten people in the Goebel murder case. Henry E Youtsey James Howard Harlan Whittaker and Dick Combs named as principals or accessories with Caleb Powers John T Powers Charley Finley W H Cul ton and Wharton Golden cited as accessories. Governor Taylor Green Golden and John Davis referred to but not indicted. Witness Wharton Golden expected to testify. Golden to be charged after testimony. Also notes acquittal in Scranton murder case and Wright case developments. Chancellor McGill resignation plans and boundary dispute steps between Tennessee and Virginia discussed. Taylor renominated by reclamation alliance. delegates chosen for Philadelphia convention.
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Franklin County
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Leon
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Henry E Youtses
James Howard
Howard
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Dick" Comba
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Charley Fintey
Wood
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W. S. Taylor
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Beattyville
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John L. Powers
S Hos
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W. C Dradiey
Indianapolis
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Sweeney
Wharton Golden
Taylor State Guard
Goebel
Commonwealth
Golden
Scranton
William Bowman
Archbald
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Roberts
Bowman
Kneisem
Iquainiana Democratic Landslide in Louisiana Election
April 13 report from New Orleans notes a Democratic landslide in state elections for legislature and full state ticket led by Auditor Heard. Legislature is described as overwhelmingly Democratic with the ticket sweeping statewide. Also an unrelated ad fragment promotes Cinnamon-Coated Pills with pricing and vendor details.
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New Orleans
Lousiana
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Agnew
A. L. Poarre
Joking Ends A Murder At Hotel After Quarrel
In April at Richenor's hotel a quarrel between Makets Throseh Hin and MicKinzie escalated. A party of ten confronted them, resulting in MicKinzie striking Witham BM and shooting Makets Throseh Hin in the heart. The assailant, Bannon, and others were involved. the murderer was arrested.
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MicKinzie
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A Carfful Engineer and a Night Journey
A damaged narrative describes a tram mishap near Coal Valley station with a rail loss a mile from the village, then shifts to a Dewey autograph reception in Washington where McKinley’s signature and cabinet are joined by numerous dignitaries, followed by two crime items from Philadelphia and Johnstown noting a fatal railroad accident and a fifth murder victim in a Windber attack.
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Wavenhivis
Apology to Spain and Pennsylvania Strike News
United States minister Bellamy Storer apologized in Madrid for Chicago mayor Carter Harrison inviting the Duke of Arcos to the Dewey day celebration. the incident blamed on a municipal clerk. In Altoona miners return after a settlement ending a central Pennsylvania coal strike. some rioters not rehired. In Harrisburg the Democratic state committee meets to elect a chairman for the November election. Billing of Erie is a likely unopposed candidate.
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Madrid
United States
Bellamy Storer
Silvera
Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Duke of Arcos
Washington
Storer
Altoona
Horatio
Anita
Pennsylvania
Tenpsylvania
Isburg
Demostate Committee
Billing
Erie
Pittabare
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Illinois flag law deemed unconstitutional by state supreme court
A New York telegraph summary notes that the Illinois state supreme court struck down the advertising flag law as unconstitutional. John Wicchter, former Congressman and ex-mayor of Brooklyn, N Y, died in that city at age 92. New Haven election results favored Democratic candidates. Bond deposits in Treasury reach 243,522 dollars. Police chief Bodv from New Westminster BC was killed, body cut to pieces, no clue. Lake Shore announces 1029 miles Chicago to Boston in 26 hours starting April 23. Iowa People's party state convention adopts platform omitting silver or the 26 to 1 ratio. Senator Horace Chilton withdraws from Texas race. Joseph Bailey now in field. Governor Luis Torres resolves Yaqui conflict. Indians returning home. Frank Nicholl, athlete, suffers fatal neck fracture at Dewey Theatre NYC.
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Rooklyn
New Haven
Imee
Bidy
Ibaoa
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Boston
Lake Shore
Iowa People’s Party
Horace Chilton
United States
Tevaz
Joseph Bailey
Luis Torres
Sonora
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Dewey Theater
New York
Frank Nicholl
Diplomatic woes at Constantinople threaten indemin
The United States confronts the sultan over unpaid indemnity promises for missionary buildings and the reconstruction permit. A prior pledge, renewed before Mr Strau s departure, remains unfulfilled as diplomacy nears exhaustion. Turkiye’s actions strain relations amid territorial and educational rebuilding disputes.
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United States
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Hrrpaot
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Angell
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Sugar Refineries in Brooklyn Reopen After Shutdown
American Sugar Refining refineries in Brooklyn resumed operations after a six week shutdown. About 500 workers returned, including 15 percent skilled sugar makers and machinists, with 300 laborers hired last night. 156,000 barrels of sugar ready for distribution in greater New York.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
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