Brathegne Suspended as Postmaster General Aide Takes Charge
Cuban officials announce that Brarow, acting Postmaster General, has assumed duties in Havana after the suspension of Rathbone, who faced accusations of misconduct and chaotic record-keeping. Investigations continue with inspectors seeking full facts, while a separate note reports Hagerstown brewery labor terms settling disputes with union labor and a $1.50 daily minimum.
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Havana
Ceneral Brarow Yeaterday
Plaid
Bntes
Te Haa
Neely S
Rathbone
W.H Reeves
Fis
Bristow
Ebiiwe Uebaligebl
Hagerstown
Riot at street car clash ends in deaths and arrests
May 22 Worcester area riot left Martin Zika 18 dead after a shot from a Tower Grove car struck him in the breast. Three others wounded include Clarence Mullen Krueger and an 11 year old. Conductor Furley and motorman Drake arrested. Police fought a mob at Thirteenth and Herbert streets and at Park avenue. Two rioters shot by police, many injured by stones. Officials say up to a dozen shot, but most injuries minor.
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Btr
Martin Zika
Clarence E. Mullen
Motemman
Mtns
Krueger
Uva Tien
Dika
Geyer Avenue
Tower Grove
Zika
Gwen Furiey
Drake
Farley
Thirteenth
Herbert
Bell Foudamime
Joyce
Mullin
Charles W. Scott
Minnie Krueger
Eleventh Street
Park Avenue
Bluecoats
Chinese Highbinders and Health Board Clash in Fear of Vaccination
San Francia May 22. Chinese residents in Chinatown fear inoculation as the health board pushes plague prevention. Chinese merchants closed stores amid rumors whites plan to kill Chinese and force vaccination. Ho Yow, Chinese consul general, says inoculation causes deaths and Chinese will not submit. No new cases reported. alarm remains among Chinese community.
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San Francia
U.mats Anldsilalg Aly Chitese
Chinatown
Blyth- Ginder Elemivnt
Board of Health
Ho Yow
Professor White's Murder Confession Emerges in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 22 A confessed participant in the murder of Roy Wilson White a law instructor says he saw the crime and stood by while the other man beat White to death He claims the killer known as Charleston is in New York and another suspect was detained last night About 25 Negroes have been arrested with most discharged leaving three still under inquiry
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Philadelphia
Roy Wilson White
Henry Ivory
Turns Thing
PoHce Quirk
Miller
White
Ivory
Poselton Avenue
Charleston
Buffalo Evil
New York
Prof. White
Maryland Strikers Restrained by Maryland Sheriff
Sheriff Martin entered Georges Creek coal region and served 700 injunctions restraining strikers and labor leaders from interfering with miners wishing to resume work. No demonstrations occurred. companies planned to resume next Monday.
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Maryland
Gumberland
Sherif Martin
Georges Creek
Supreme Court Decides Beckham-Goebel Governorship Case
The U S Supreme Court, in Washington on May 22, ruled on the Beckham Goebel governorship dispute, affirming the Kentucky court of appeals ruling. A divided court saw justices Brewer Harlan Brown and McKenna dissenting. Chief Justice Fuller noted the case was for political branches to settle. The decision emphasized state jurisdiction over state office contests and dismissed the matter for lack of federal jurisdiction.
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Washington
Hkenluchs
United States Supreme Court
Heckfam
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Jugices
Harlan
Phuchl
J. C. W. Beckham
Kentucky
General Assembly
Assembly
Goebel
Beckham
Tribunal of the People
Caxileman
Frankfort
Commonwealth
Goshel
Taylor
Lewisville
R. D. Collier
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Taylor al
Murray
Castleman
Kentucky militia crisis sparks heated Kentucky campaign
General Castleman disbands the Taylor militia as Beckham assumes control following a U S Supreme Court ruling. Governor Mounts refuses Beckham's extradition requisition for Charles Finley, while tensions rise over the Goebel law and Kentucky's political shakeup.
President Receives Boer Envoys at White House
Boer representatives met with President at the White House after a State Department gathering attended by Secretary Hay. The talks followed U S policy of impartial neutrality between England and the South African republics, with envoys declining to discuss future actions and stressing plans to seek public support without U S interference.
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Washington
White House
Lo Weleek
Matsien
Ilay
Polce
State Department
Tas
England
United States
Ita
Lew
Methodist Bishoprics Vote Near Bishop Contention
At Chicago May 22 the General Methodist conference neared a decision in the bishopric election. In the 16th ballot the west led by Dr David H Moore and the east by Dr J W Hamilton each gained support, with Moore at 425, Hamilton 413, Day 198, and several others scattering. Debate over pastorate time limits continued amid stormy balloting talk and accusations of political methods by leading candidates.
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Moore
Hamilton
Gonk
Chicago
Bishop
General Methodist Conference
West
David al. Moore
Cincinnati
Western Christian Advocate
East
J. W. Hamilton
New York
Freedman's Aid and
Southern Education Socisty
David H. Moore
J. R. Day
Henry Spellmeyer
Neely
Lore
Delaware
Evans Won’t Resign as Pension Chief
Washington May 22 Henry Clay Evans United States commissioner of pensions says he will serve out his full term and has no intention of resigning despite repeated reports. He told reporters he planned to remain in office, quashing rumors of retirement and underscoring his commitment to the role. The day’s other item notes Chicago mayors seek forfeiture of Union Elevated Railroad franchise for non payment, with tearing down of the loop to follow.
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Washington
Henry Clay Evans
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Evans
Pension Bureau
Chicago
Chines
Harrison
Union Elevated Railroad Company
Union Consolidated Elevated Railroad Company
Union Loop
Committee On Judiciary
Remarkable Dapper Del. Daver Del Passes at Little Creek
Daver Del. May 22 died yesterday at his Little Creek home aged 0 years. He never saw a railroad train and led a temperate life. Survived by a widow eight children 25 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Hremarkable Vonsgensman Daver del
Thomas Muncey
Little Creek
Sim
Relief of Mafeking and Roberts War News
Reports from Pretoria describe British relief efforts and movements during the Cape frontier campaign. Gen Mahon and Col Plumer united at Jamasi bi May 15 to relieve Mafeking, with Colonel Baden-Powell expected for promotion. The Daily Mail notes many correspondents killed or ill, while trackers report rapid mounted columns moving behind Boer lines and evacuations toward Lydenburg and Machadadorp.
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Brees
Lundesn
Edrsgatch
Lourenssaticn
Juhansesborg
Atewat Uger
Marc- Lomas
Buerfon
Rcom
Fomtujasoner
Pretoria
Machadadorp
Lydenburg
Laurenzo Marques
Europe
Col. Mahon
Mafeking
E. Hands
Daily Mail
Lord Roberts
War Office
Bush
Vrysburg
Kimberley
Ile Says
Hunter
Barkly
Fusilier
Roodam
Mahon
Col. Plumer
Jamasibi
Col
Baden-Powell i8
Unsudued Filipinos obstruct Southern Luzon governance
Reported orders from Gen James M Bell bar organizing municipal governments in Southern Luzon due to unsettled conditions. American garrisons in Casusol and nearby towns face constant insurgent attacks while relief forces and cavalry are sought. a clash near Cotabatto ends with forts and gunboats engaged. Delaware arrests follow for felonious assault on a 11 year old girl near Georgetown.
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Lazson
Manila
James M Bell
Luzon
Otis
Irr
Wise
Casusol
Sorsogou
Catalry
Beil
Brett
Cotabatto
U Tesmmem
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Frederick & Middletown Railroad
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Nericrat
Atteklae
DR. James
Albert L. Pearce
Sppotti
Strong Brink Seargheeny
Sage Bowes
Ibert Ii Pearre
Bichon Baer Frederick
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
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Joseph Hattis
Scranton Railway Company
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Committee On Labor
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Alert
Capt Rice
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Jono Stackhouse
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J A. L Pearre
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Taylor Wi
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Z. T. Thomason
Holtz
Denican Hotel
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