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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 07, 1903

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Massacre Report Across Novi Laran Region

Reports from May mention mass killings of 9000 Christian inhabitants of Novi Laran by Mosley forces. Bulgarian bands suffer heavy losses at Vanitza and Krapestaza. Turkish troops reportedly clash with Bulgarians, burning villages and killing dozens. New York marks 250th anniversary with proclamation. In Pa, Charles Brooks sentenced to 15 years for criminal assault of a 13-year-old girl.

Vienna Mayi Novi Larar aurapeagyey Mosley Pews agenes United States Austis vy Hoops Sanjjak Novis Bazar Satenica Vanitza Delizeff Petroff Krapestaza New York Low New Amsterdam Peter Stuyvesant province of New Netherlands Charles Brooks Fanning Eastern

Breathitt County plot casts fear as Marcum murder shocks Kentucky

A Breathitt County shooting that killed Attorney J B Marcum amid alleged preparations for a revenge plot sparks terror. Witnesses fear reprisals as three or more men know the killer, with families fleeing and Governor Backham offering a $500 reward for justice. Separately, Rev A M Howe was expelled from the ministry in Altoona after an ecclesiastical council found him guilty of immoral conduct in Lancaster.

Breathitt Lexington breathite county J. B Marcum Jackson Marcum Edward Strong blind tiger James Marcum Breathitt county Jim’ Cockrell Hurst Cockrell Backham Altoona First Baptist Church Centre Baptist Association A. M. Howe Mt Zion Church Ebenezer Baptist Church of Lancaster A. G. Applegarth Wuntingdon Howe

Mr and Mrs C Oliver Iselin on Land and Sea

The article centers on GC Oliver Iselin a leading figure connected with America's Cup defenders and his wife Miss Iselin a noted yachtswoman. It describes a photo of a woman on a box seat of a four horse park wagon taking friends for a drive and hints at indicting and racing of unspecified events.

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Post Office probe may hire outsiders for broad review

Washington May 7 Postmaster General Payne announces a sweeping plan to extend investigations into the post office department including major offices nationwide. He says the effort may require outside experts and even lawyers to audit rolls and delivery of supplies, with aims to improve methods and curb abuses. The plan may cover all first class offices with annual receipts around 500000. Gettysburg selected as next meeting site for Pennsylvania G O L M Allen Chapter officers elected.

Payne Washington post office department department Wanamaker Charles Emory Smith the Treasury Tracewell Merritt Bristow Tulloch Washington Postoffice Postoffice James N. Tyner Wise Pennsylvania U. A. fd Easton O. XL AL Mc A. P. Barnum Allenport John A. Lyter Jacksonville W. J. Patten Venela James C. Fendiey Kennett Square A. H. Carbaugh Chambersburg state council George W. Hildebrand Waterford national council Daniel Hornbaker Scranton Gettysbure

25 Million Public Service Corporation of New Jersey Formed

The Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, with authorized capital of 25 million dollars, was incorporated in Trenton on May 7. The Fidel ity Trust Company of Newark organized it to acquire the New Jersey Street Railway Company and other trolley and electric light systems in the state, especially the northern region. Incorporators include Attorney General Thomas M. McCarter and Thomas Dolan of MorRISTOWN, New Jersey.

Trenton N. J Public Service Corporation of New Jersey Fidelity Trust Company of Newark Nett Jersey Street Railway Company New Jersey Thomas M. McCarter Thomas Dolan Phsia

Britain Proclaims Monroe Doctrine Stance in Persian Gulf

Foreign Secretary Lansdowne declares a Monroe Doctrine like policy barring any naval base or fortified post by other Powers in the Persian Gulf. He warns such actions would be treated as a grave menace to British interests and would be resisted by all means. The Lords debate acknowledges Britain’s unique sea-route role to India and support for predominate protection in the gulf.

Lansdowne Persian Gulf London Monroe Great Britain House of Lords Lord Lansdowne iite India gulf

President Roosevelt Visits Grand Canyon Arizona Highlighting School Diplomas

President Roosevelt arrived in Grand Canyon Arizona on May 7 to a warm welcome from locals and members of his old regiment. He greeted graduates at Flagstaff School, rode to a miners camp for luncheon with Governor Brodie and Columbia College president, then toured the canyon before boarding the train toward Barstow California.

Grand Canyon Ariz Arizona Roosevelt Flagstaff School Brodie Ryder Columbia College Rixey here California Barstow

Miles Named By Filipino Letter On Anti-Imperialist Visit

In a Manila trial a letter signed by a native accuses General Miles of visiting the Philippines to gather evidence aiding anti-imperialists. General Davis forwarded the letter to the war department noting the use of Miles' name was unauthorized. Miles disputed Davis view and said the name was used without authority.

Philippines Washington Manila General Miles Davis war department General Davis

Filipino Colonels Sentenced to Death for Insurrection

Manila on May 7 reported Colonel Aurado Santos and Colonel Marecio Declaring, leaders of the Rizal province uprising, were convicted of brigandage and conspiracy and sentenced to death. The execution date awaits Supreme Court review.

Manila Aurado Santos Marecio Rizal Supreme Court

Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games

Scores from yesterday include American League Athletic 6 New York 3 and Boston 6 Washington 3 while Chicago beat Detroit and St. Lews-Cleeland had no game due to rain. National League results show Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 4 and New York 20 Brooklyn 2 with other clubs not scheduled.

Athletic New York Boston Washington Chicago Detroit St. Lews-Cleeland Chiago Pittsburg Brooklyn

Glorinia schooner wreck off Nova Scotia with 15 dead

The American fishing schooner Glorinia, captained by George Stoddart of Gloucester, struck Whale Cove ledges near White Point, Nova Scotia, during dense fog and a heavy east wind. Of 18 aboard, only three survived after desperate attempts to reach shore. the wrecked vessel pounded on rocks as crews clung to rigging and cliffs through a brutal night.

Rocka Cones N.S Glorinia Geor, Stoddart Gloucester ask Whale Cove White Point ledges Sable Island Canso Stoddart weasel attaek John Richards Euscene Leblanc Frank Nickerson Nova Scotia Blaamanden

Wrecked Steamer Saginaw Obstacle to Coastwise Shipping

Saginaw wreck triggers warning from hydrographic office as the Hamilton sinks the vessel. Passengers including Miss Schley helped by stewardess raise 95 dollars for survivors. Hamilton sails to New York after inspection. inquiry by Captain Cast. Plague and famine in China worsen. cannibalism reported in Can ton area.

Norfolk Hamilton Saginaw Miss Schley Winfield Scott Schley navy hydrographic office Guillauden Old Dominion Steamship Company Higgins New York third district John Cast

Robbery Reported in Ponce Porto Rico Hotel Incident

A Ponce dispatch states Charles Jacobs a shoe salesman for A Bates Co of New York was choroformed in his bed at the Hotel Francis Ponce and robbed of 31900 in money clothes and jewelry to a man hidden in his room. Eight dollars in checks were later found in the street but 200 in gold and other items are missing.

Ponce P. R. San Juan Porto Rico Charles Jacobs A. Bates & Co New York

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