English Navy Officer in Yokohama Shooting Strife Draws Protests
Report reviews the case of Lieutenant Hetherington who shot George Gower Robinson in Yokohama and the fallout between British and American groups over extraterritorial jurisdiction-Japan's handling of the incident amid strained relations. It notes Hetherington's background as son of a Dubuque banker and outlines rival claims of self defense versus seduction allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gower Robinson
J. H Hatherington
United Navy
Ee Neeve Nationalities
Japan
Engibeb
Mra Joglon
Lieut
Hetherington
Rolleson
Consular Court
Lamber Merehast
Wilmington
Wasmamoros
March
Hethermgton
Yokohama
Dubuque
Henry S. Hetherington
Steed bin
Hat of the Navy case trials and divoce actions unfold
A series of sensational charges and denials whirl around a retired Navy hat incident. A wife faces accusations of attempting her life and a husband sues for divorce as both sides present contested testimonies. Local officials report arrests and counterclaims amid a broader court saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Justine Walsh
Daarding
Platt
Court Denies Motion in Bail Case as Granted to Admit Defendant
March records show Judge in General Court denying Burton Welnty admission to bail while allowing admission to another defendant. A separate note reports a fatal lamp incident near Newark with two deaths and an investigation into canal debt appropriations totaling 37,720 dollars. The day also includes reports of free delivery proposals and a British steamer Massachusetts planning a voyage to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosina de
Gewtens
Burton C. Welntayter
Baal
Cou ‘Wes
Flower
Fragmentary Crime Report Describes Knife Threats and Altercation
A fragmentary account describes Beredic Mle Plover threatening his sister with a knife after an argument about a debt or insult. The assailant drew a dagger from his pocket and offered it to her before she fled to hide at the corner of a block, while the brother pursued.
Acquittal Soon Hinted in Proceedings
Brief note suggests imminent acquittal as legal process nears completion. No further details available due to fragmentary text.
Labor Education Bill Faces Senate Debate Next Week
The Education bill, pushed by Labor interests, moves to the Senate committee for debate next week. It aims to apply statewide and covers ages six to nineteen, with supporters citing expanded schooling as key. Secretary Blaine shows improvement and expects to resume duties soon. The Philadelphia Estiet Fund for the Russian Famine Surfers reaches 101,298 dollars under Drexel & Co care. The Mohawk Valley Register is cited in placing liens on a Fors x project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Philadelphia Estiet
Drexel & Co
Fors x. F
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belends
Metherington
Berest Deboyer
Jows
Wiminetemg
Delane
Lizut
Hetmamington
Allison
Gintys
Ron
Sen
Nisan
Mean! Raed
Nosrote
Craney
New Yoas
Gleogarin
Pillan
Hatteras
Sle
Mary
Philadelphia
Vonsel
Dauphin County
Secu
Careett Choymaki Fighs i
New Ouieann
Dwyer
Bod
St Woney Os
Wits
Richard Scanlon
Gwentpaine
Ion
Oscar
Newark
Lim
Osmden
Rockville
Een Berry
Featers
Mar
Bowr
Wasntwotox, Merch
Susie Caramittes
Ride Rete
Leges
Secee
Louis
Ibis
Amerie
Lomvos, Marth
Massachusetts
Wease
United Tates
McKinley
William McGine
Beredic
Ing
Blaine
Wasurorom
Department of State
Taearn
Stock Market
Schepfin & Co
Hedon
Ala Piste Agures
West Front Street
Pock
Acme Tailoring Cb
Cassimeres
Perteet
Front Streee
Plainfield, N. J
Meteppolten
Mables
Off
Plainfeld
M. J
Hismie
A. D. Thompson, Proprigor
Herman A. Weber
Liberty Street
J. P. Latre
P. C
Niger
O. M. Ulrich
Mae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!