Seely Released From Prison After Good Behavior
Seely, released on parole after good conduct, faced a reduced sentence for appropriating funds from a bank. After serving most of an eight year term, he received a partial remission but must still repay fines. His wife sued for divorce upon discovering his indiscretions, and she remarried. He now resides at Seely's former home with his 32 year old son Ives. the boy has not seen him since conviction. National League results include Philadelphia beating New York 14 to 13 and other games. two painters died when a scaffold collapsed in Albany.
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Naach Leptier
County
Tug Sears
Eriel-Cate
John W. Fowler
Seely
Ives
Bennett
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Reading
Athletic
Scranton
Ehmim
Allentown
Wilkesbarre
Newark
Jersey City
Albany
Hugh McDade
Newton Lovejoy
Heb Fissimmonns
Hercules Athletic Club
Bob Fissimmons
Ed Donkhorst
Syracuse
Fite
Fitz
Change of Venue in Kentucky Murder Case
Banner hearing in Brengfport Kentucky as defendants Powers Davis Whittaker Combs and others plead not guilty in the Wilbus Guebel murder case. Judge Cantrill overrules venue change motion while ex Governor Brown argues pardons and court keeps indictments active. Citations note armed jail oversight and ongoing testimony into today.
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Sader
Necugene
Marden
Pouere
Daris
Calerius Lagier
Fabrine
Brengfport
Mar
Wilbus Guebel
Canutih
Caleb Powers
John W. Davis
Harland Whiaker
W H. Culton
J.C Sims
R W. Nelson
L. J. Crawford
R. C. Kinkead
Wood Dunlop
John W. Rodmar
W. Lindsay
E. E. Hoes
W. R. Ramsay
Commonwealth
R B. Franklin
T. C. Campbell
G. G. Williams
Brown
Taler
Johy Op
Cantrill
Taylor
Franklin
R. W. Nelson
Sol Nelson
W. C. Herndon
Noel
Estes
Puerto Rico Amendments Require Presidential Approval
Amendments to the Puerto Rico franchise and railroad provisions are approved by Congress. The bill imposes strict controls on franchises, forbids stock or bond dividends without cash value, and limits land ownership to 500 acres for new agricultural ventures. The conference report moves the measure to the president for final action.
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Aimee Sireesge
Pereaste
Washisgtan Wevl
Renee
Tee
Guy Vlongad
AMD
United States
Admiral Dewey Ball Draws Chicago Crowds In Gala Night
A grand Admiral Dewey ball in Chicago drew about 2,000 guests with white and green decor, shiplike canopies, and electric lights. Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey sat with Mayor Harrison nearby as officials and military officers greeted the guests. The ceremony included receptions by the committee, a luncheon, and invitations for future visits, with Dewey expressing appreciation for English support.
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Chicago
Admiral Dewey
Worthut
Navy
Pack Galltus Evan & Waiuur
Caribbean
Miinois Naval Militia
Mayor Harrison
Arthur Caton
Dewey
United States
Michigan
Army
James F. Wade
Snois National Guard
Fitzsimmons
Hobart C. Chatfield-Tavio
Hill Terrace
Port Stanier
Morocco
Alfred Laurier
Charlies
Caradigas
New York
Mantle
Engishman
Charles Seymour
Central Railroad Strikes Spark Turbulent Events
A scattered digest of labor unrest and public notices from Buffalo and Englewood details union tensions, worker walkouts, and supervisory responses. Reports include strike actions by freight handlers, potential delays in rail service, and the assertion that President Walt would meet committeemen. Also noted are drownings in New Jersey, weather-driven floods across Texas and Kentucky feuds, factory closures in Pittsburgh, mine fires in Virginia, and a memorial season plan for President McKinley.
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Ure
Hadern
Waniessen
Socom City
Walt
Buffalo
Buffaly
Lake Shore
Illinois Populist convention backs Bryan at Chicago
Illinois delegates instructed toward Bryan at the Chicago Populist convention. Other items note treasury exchanges totaling 260 020 750 on new two percent bonds and a separate report of fires endangering Wisconsin farms.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Chicago
Bryan
Etieane Martin Camber
New York
Skinner George Gordon
Alvin
Miss
San Francisco
Buensrista Hunter
United States
Burns
Missouri
Platte City
Boers Move Near Bhurmtoptern in Boer War Dispatch
Boers show uncommon activity near Bhurmtoptern as they raid supply routes and threaten British lines west of the mailway. Reports describe movements around Warren ton and Thaba N'Chu while caravans try to lift herds for the northern front. Dispatches note veterinary losses, prisoner detentions, and calls for stronger leadership in ongoing campaigns.
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Schinud
Lomien
Bhurmtoptern
Kimber
Ivy
Sumiay
Mailway
Warrenton
Geo. Hunter
Gurely
Wepener
Breebant
Col. Dalgety
Maseru
Basutos
Botts
Museru
Bown
Leenw
Ladybrind
Karee Sting
Bullers
Bloemfontein
Lucas Meyer
Buller
Philadelphia Labor Parade Ushers May Day Campaign
In Philadelphia on May 1 an Allied Building Trades parade drew over 20 000 workers to launch a campaign for an eight hour day with increased wages. The city’s trades unions formed the Allied Building Trades and most schedules go into effect today as masters sign the agreements.
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Philadelphia
Allied Building ‘Trades
Death of a Veteran Editor in Freehold New Jersey
James Star ing Yard dies at 74 in Freehold after a long editorial career in The True American and several prominent papers including Trenton Weekly Visitor Long Branch News Ocean County Courier Hightstown Gazette and Kings County Visitor He bought the Monmouth Democrat in 1854 and ran it until retirement active Civil War troop fundraising noted Governor Pingree denies a quoted interview predicting Democratic party momentum and cites misquoting of a private conversation.
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Freehold
N. J
James Staring Yard
Trenton
Long Branch News
Ocean County Courier
Hightstown Gazette
Kings County Visitor
Monmouth Democrat
Govvernor Pingree
Detroit
Pingree
Jim
Democratic Party
Serious Injuries From New Haven Auto Crash
New Haven Conn May 1 Sarah C Woolsey widow of Theodore D Woodney of Yale and Mrs Goodrich were seriously injured in an auto crash yesterday. A closed coupe overturned after the carriage was pinioned. Mrs Goodrich suffered a broken collar bone and Mrs Wesley was cut about the hand. Woolsey remained in a semi conscious state for several hours.
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New Haven
Conn
Sarah C. Woolsey
Theodore D. Woodney
Yale
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