The Disciplined Cadets at West Point Dispositions
Five cadets were dismissed from the Military Academy and several others suspended without pay until April 7 1992. All have departed for their homes and no demonstrations occurred among remaining cadets. Dismissed cadets listed Bolby Cleveland Teller Linton Schiffhaffe. Suspension names O C Aleshire B F McClellan A Shannon Charles Telford Harry Hawley.
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West Point
Military academy
congress
Bolby
Nebraska
Cleveland
Alabama
Teller
New York
Linton
Michigan
Texas
O. C. Aleshire
Illnois
B. F. McClellan
Mississippi
A. Shannon
Minnesota
Charles Telford
Utah
Harry Hawley
May Stop Sunday Bicycle Races in Newark
Chief Justice Depue moved to close the Vailsburg bicycle track on Sunday after urging the grand jury to note that prize races violate the statute and that places tolerating such events can be indictable as disorderly.
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Newark NJ
Depue
Vailsourg bievycle
grand jury
Brooklyn doubles up St Louis twice to win twin bill
National League results show Brooklyn defeating St Louis 5 to 4 in both games of a doubleheader. Cincinnati edged Boston 4 to 3 in Boston. Philadelphia topped Chicago 3 to 1 in Philadelphia, while New York beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in New York. American League games include Cleveland 6 Washington 5 and Detroit 9 Boston 5. Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 5 in 10 innings.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
McKinley keynote at Knights Templars in San Francisco
President McKinley spoke at the Mechanics Pavilion before 12,000 assembled Knights Templars and Sir Knights from across California. Gen H W Barnes introduced him as 1,460 knights processed in full regalia. A 150-voice choir and 60-piece band accompanied the event and a silk American flag was presented to the president.
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United States
burs
McKiniey
San Francisco
McKinley
Knights Templars
Mechanics’ Pavilion
H.W. Barnes
Barnes
Knights
Masons
United
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Manzanillo
Masseur Dr Kirke Stanley in Jail in New York
Dr Kirke Stanley the masseur arrested in Father Philips death was arraigned before Coroner Bausch. His examination is set for May 31 and bail was reduced to 5000 dollars. Stanley was returned to the Tombs in default of bail as Abraham Levy objected to an adjournment.
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Stanley Sii
New York
Kirke Stanley
Father Phillips
Bausch
Stanley
Abraham Levy
Floods devastate upper East Tennessee eight dead
Tennessee flood toll climbs with eight drownings as rivers including Doe, Wetauga, Holston, Chuckey, and French Broad overflow. Bridges vanish, crops swept away, and Greene County farms suffer hundreds of thousands in damage. Morristown reports drifting wreckage and a missing wreck near Elizabethton. River levels push toward 1867 flood heights as residents evacuate Tennessee towns.
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Virginia
Knoxville
Tenn
upper east Tennessee
Doe river
Wetauga
Holston
Chuckey
French Broad
Jogzgeph Hill
Greene county
Leepers Mill
Bolivar brothers
Greenville
James Johnson
Morristown
Elizabethton
Knoaville
Tennessee
Flood Damage Across Virginia and Nearby States
Disastrous floods hit Virginia and surrounding areas with record high rivers and ruined infrastructure. Ap pomattox and Roanoke rivers surged, mills flooded, bridges washed away, and electric plants shut down. Drowned include Henry Mus Sick and Milton Boyd as towns report extensive damage and isolated regions struggle to recover.
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Richmond
Farmville
Appomattox
Chesapeake and Ohio
Charlottesville
Danville
Denville
New river
Radford
Norfolk and Western road
James river
Columbia
Roanoke
Mason‘s creek
Salem
Norfolk and Western
Martinsville
Southern
Bristol
Henry Mus Sick
Hall's Bottom
Milton Boyd
Wallace, Va
Patrick F Sheedy Intermediary and sensational claims arise
The article portrays Patrick F Sheedy as a controversial sporting figure who allegedly acted as an intermediary in returning a stolen Gainsborough drawing and now is linked to schemes involving ransom and the restoration of personal property. The narrative hints at his interest in various dubious ventures while calling him an interesting if contentious character.
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Gainsborough wriing
Mr. Sheedy
Prominent legal appeals and military court actions headline a busy docket
In Manila authorities promise a speedy trial for Mrs Lolaida Boni Ne merous young attorneys offer to defend her for nothing as grand jury indictments loom within a week and court hearings are anticipated within a month. Military sentences announced include Capt Barrows and Lieut Boyer, both dishonorably discharged with terms up to five years and one year respectively. Crosby wins a major shooting trophy with a 109 straight record as American team sails to London to meet English rivals. Conductor John Early is killed and Fireman J E Lingenfelter injured in a runaway train near Altoona after three engines push the train to a stop.
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LOLAIDA
HENRI BONI NEmerous
Manila
Frederick J.Barrows
Thirtieth Volunteer Infantry
department of Southern Luzon
Frederick Boyer
Thirty-ninth infantry
Calamba
Bay lake
Crosby
Springfield
Ils
W. KR. Crosby
O'Fallon
Ill
New York
London
Marshall
Keithsburg, Ills
Gilbert
Parmalee
Herkes
Elliott
Fanning Budd
Morrill
Powers
Tripp
Banks
Altoona
John Early
Pitcairn
J. E. Lingenfeiter
here
Conductor Early
Lingenfelter
Alabama Convention Picks Knox as President in Montgomery
May 28 Montgomery Alabama John B Knox of Anniston was elected president of the constitutional convention. Knox argued white north and south would not tolerate negro rule and praised President McKinley for a united country while opposing Mississippi style registration and poll tax provisions.
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John 8. Knox
McKinley
Montgomery
Ala
John B. Knox
Anniston
Knox
north
south
Saale
Mr. Knox
United States
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Revision of the Creed Dominates Presbyterian Assembly
In Philadelphia on May 23 the creed revision was the Assembly’s main issue with nearly every speaker referencing it. Rev Dr Richard Holmes of Pittsburgh opened the debate while appealing for funds to remove the New York Presbyterian building mortgage. Robert E Speer of New York defended missionaries amid harsh criticism tied to China events as foreign missions reports were discussed.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Philadelphia
Richard 5. Holmes
Pittsburg
New York Presbyterian
Academy of Music
Robert E. Speer
New York
board of foreign missions
China
committee on foreign missions
Prohibition Nominee For Governor Named In At Coates Race
NUGGETS OF NEWS reports a state convention nominates At Coates for governor and mentions Mrs Carrie Natron. Internal Revenue collections for April 1901 show 26 941 579 dollars, up 3 489 26 over last year. A two year old Ruth Wise died in Harrisburg when her clothing caught fire from a gasoline stove. Milt Calvert, a Black man, faces assault charges after an attempt on Tiny Gates, 10, was reportedly met with mob violence in Griffiths Missouri. The Michigan House unanimously approves a tax on Pullman Palace Car Company earnings.
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Coates
Carrie Natron
Harrisburg
Ruth Wise
Milt Calvert
Griffiths
Misa
Michigan
Pullman Palace Car company
King Edward and Lipton Yacht Disaster at Sea
Dramatic Solent squall wrecked the Shamrock challenger during the America s Cup start. King Edward VII and Sir Thomas Lipton narrowly escaped harm as masts and gear collapsed, boats were torpedoed nearby, and all aboard were saved. Lipton seeks time extension to race, vows to rebuild if needed.
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Southampton
Solent
Edward
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht club
Shamrock
leaward
Sycamort
reading
Subarita
Sycamore
Erin
Marchioness of
Londonderry
Sir Stanley Clarke
London
Marlborough House
William
Europe
Lipton
Sir Thomas
New York t yacht club
Mr. Jameson
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SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPERS
Quaker City
Roya
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JOHN N. CLARY
East Second Street
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General Insurance Agents
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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C. W. Young
South Regent Street
Lee Park
Dr. Pierce
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grial
Feriecol
NERVITA MEDICAL Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
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Clinton EB
Main
AGias
WILLIAMSON'S
SIR AMGST ATRINEBY
Steel Trust
New York stock exchange
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Union Pacific R. A
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S. C. Poden
St. Clair county
jal
Paden
Charlotte
N. C
North Caroline
Morganton
Marion
Southern railway
Asheville
Biltmore
Vanderbilt
Durham
Charlestown
W. Va
Chambersburg
William Ebinger
Conococheague creek
Bruce Gordon
State Line
Ebinger
PATRICK F. SHEEDY
MRS. BONINE
Lolaida Henri Bonine
James Seymour Ayres
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