Madman Hacks Four in Hawley Family Tragedy
In Hawley Pennsylvania Stephen Haggerty 26 attacked sleeping siblings with a hatchet leaving two near death and others severely wounded. His father and brother overpowered him and saved the rest. Eugene and Bridget gravely injured with fractured skulls and broken collarbone. Anthony critically wounded. Patrick and one sister escaped harm. The incident follows the nearby O Keefe murder case.
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Anthony
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Bridget
Eugene
Patrick
Neidig and Millers Sixth Anniversary Sale Highlights
At Neidig and Millers Sixth Anniversary Sale a wide array of fabrics and textiles are offered at anniversary prices. Includes colored silk belts, percali ne tabos, various laces, waist lengths, red table damask, white dimities, sheers, and lace curtains. Also featuring parasols and spun glass arrivals with reduced pricing.
Cardinal Satolli Sails for United States on Princess Irene
Cardinal Satolli departed Naples aboard the steamer Princess Irene for the United States. The Republic of Panama enacted a law creating a national bank with a capital of one million dollars. A fire at the Farmers' Hotel in Lawton Oklahoma killed two guests and fatally injured two others. Louis Rothhaas of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania hanged himself in his dining room after a period of ill health.
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Japs Lose 12000 at Kin Chou As Russians Fall Back Near Port Arthur
A Harbin dispatch reports Japanese casualties at Kin Chou reaching 12,000 killed with fighting still active nearby. Tokyo sources say Japanese troops are within 12 miles of Port Arthur, having captured guns and prisoners as heavy Russian losses mount. Multiple papers note divisions landing on Jiao Tung and ongoing outpost clashes.
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Fock
Berlin
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Yock
Russian Resistance at Nanshan Hill in battle report
Reports describe a fierce assault by Japanese forces on Nanshan Hill where Russian defenders held trenches and wire, then retreated by 3 PM toward Nanquan Ling. Japanese losses are noted and the action is framed as a costly engagement with heavy artillery and gunboats aiding the assault.
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Talienwan
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Talienwan Bay
Liao Tung
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Luichia Tien
Kin Chon
Kin Chou Bay
Nanquan Ling
Tatangshan Staton
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Russia Takes Defeat Calmly Amid Kin Chau News
Reports from St. Petersburg on May 28 note Russians react with calm to Japan's victory at Kin Chau. The Japanese disaster and the Kin Chau loss were published on the Emperor Nicholas coronation day, with the emperor's birthday nearby. Government information remained sparse as officials assessed the situation and possible implications for Port Arthur.
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No Change in Discipline on Prohibited Amusements
In Los Angeles on May 28 the Methodist general conference voted 441 to 188 to keep the existing discipline and not remove the ban on specified amusements. Delegates faced wide interest with 65 petitions across the country. 55 opposed changes, 14 favored some alteration, and a petition from Binghamton, New York, with 2600 signatures opposed any change.
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Gould to Enter Politics in New Jersey District
The World reports that George J. Gould plans to enter politics and seek a seat in the U S House of Representatives from a New Jersey district that includes Lakewood, where he holds a property seat. The news notes Republicans view this as a favourable development for forthcoming elections.
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House of Representatives
New Jersey
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Lakewood
French Chamber Ends Concordat Fight in Narrow Vote
France's Chamber of Deputies rejected rapid dissolution of church state ties. The government recalled the Vatican ambassador after a heated debate led by Premier Combes and Delcasse. Votes: 427 to 95 approving government action, 507 to 18 against the Pope separation proposal, 385 to 146 defeating breaking Vatican relations. Debates drew large crowds with diplomats present as Combes urged restraint and postponed final splits until January.
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