Bigamous English Earl Arrested Over Reno Marriage
London reports Earl Russell was arrested on a bigamy charge after allegedly marrying Mollie Cooke in Nevada in April 1900. The case cites a Reno ceremony witnessed by Nevada officials. Judge Curler from England testified linking the union. If convicted, the matter could reach the Lords.
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Earl Russell
England
Reno
Mallia Gooke
Summerville
Curler
Countess Russell
Nevada
Mollie
Earl
LONDON
hay
Ing
United States
Bow-street
Garl Russell
America
Mollie Summerville
George Vooke
Combernault
Scotland
Bart
tete
uunsel
Carl Budgell
Porto Rico Legislature Sets July Special Session Date
Governor Allen reports unanimous approval by heads of departments to convene a special Porto Rico legislature session in July. A proclamation will declare free trade with the United States after a designated date, under the Morale act two year testing period, with Hullander act readiness cited.
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WASHINGTON
Hay
Allen
Porto Rico
San Juan
United States
Loomis Transferred to Portugal in Diplomatic Shuffle
The Gazette reports a state department reshuffle. Francis B. Loomis moves from Venezuela to Portugal replacing John N. Jewettown who resigns. Herbert W. Bowen shifts from Persia to Caracas. Loomis becomes Venezuelan minister. Lloyd A. Griscom moves to Persia as minister. Wo Blanchard is promoted in Parks.
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Gazette
WASHINGTON
Francis B. Loomis
Venezuela
Portugal
John N. Jewlnettown
Herbert W. Bowen
New York
Persia
Caracas
Loomis
Veneastel
Lloyd A. Grisconm
Pennsylvania
Legation
Constantinople
f Wo Blanchard
Lowsiana
Parks
Farmers for Indian Service Are Scarce
The Civil Service Commission announces an exam for July 28 to fill twenty two vacancies for farmers in the Indian Service. Pressure to secure qualified personnel persists as openings remain at Indian offices. Turkish Riots in Belgrade Serbia report a serious rising at Novi Bascar as Albanians rebel against the Lieutenant Governor appointment. Shops closed and houses barricaded amid unrest.
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WASHINGTON
civil service commission
Inedian Service
BELGRADE
Servia
Novi- Bascar
Novi Bagar
Breakbeam Trust In Contemplation
The Globe reports that a consolidation may form in the brake beam industry next week uniting four major firms the Chicago Railway Haulpment Company the Monarch Brakebeam Company the Interchangeable Brakebeam Company and the Sterling Worth Brakebeam Company The plan envisions a 6 000 000 capitalization with half in preferred stock and half in common stock St Louis based interests would likely hold about 65 percent controlling stake in the merged entity
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Caxette’s
St. FOULS
Jung
The
Globe. Democrat
braky yeas
vis
Chicago Railway Haulpment Company
St Louis Capital
Monarch Brakebean Company
Detroit
Brakebeam Company
St. Louis
Sterling Worth Brakebeam Company
Maston
Pennsylvania
Rhodes Predicts African Federation in Three to Four Years
Cecil Rhodes predicts a federation of South African colonies in three to four years in a Bidawo speech. He lauds Natal's action, says Cape Colony is the Mother State, and warns other states will shun federation, fearing unrest among their voters.
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CECIL RHODES
Gazette
CAPES TOWN
Bidawayo
Gupe Colony
Natullans
Cape Colony
Shanghai Rumors Say Dowager Empress Plans New Capital
London dispatch reports Shanghai sources say the Dowager Empress will announce the Emperor’s death and Yuan’s son’s succession at Kal-fong- fu then establish a new capital connected by rail from Nonan. Contracts for the railroad may go to John Pergunson of Boston and be sold to Russians. Also reported is the death of Mrs Anna Seaman at thirty nine in Finis.
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Gazette
LONDON
Shanghai
the
Globe
Kal-bong-Fu
Honan
Yuan
Kal-Fong-1u
No-Nan
John C. Pergunson
Boston
Anna Seaman
fincis
Morning Temperatures in Key Cities Report
The early readings show New York 64, Boston 64, Philadelphia 62, Washington 62, Chicago 66, Minneapolis 80, Cincinnati 74, and St. Louis 70 degrees. Weather brief notes indicate a warm up in Minneapolis with milder conditions along the East.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Court of Appeals hears second plea in Molimneux murder case
From Cazette wire report a second appeal for the life of Roland B Molimneux in the Katherine Adams murder case of December 1898 opened before the Court of Appeals. Meantime a Mahaka county farmer Charles Hoftmir hanged himself at Union Miles Ta. News from Buffalo reports 54 Californians visiting the city. Senator Allison and Governor Shaw telegrams are noted. James Sherperdson a Chicago weekly editor committed suicide. At Broderick collieries Pennsylvania about one thousand workers struck for non union discharge.
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Cazette
Roland B. Molimneuex
Katherine J. Adams
New York
Court of Appeals
Charles Hoftmir
Mahaka county
Union Miles
Mark Dane
Los Angeles Times
Buffalo
Allison
White House
Shaw
James Sherperdson
Chicago
Broderick
Temple Cow Iron Company
Pennsylvania
Mrs McKinley Improves After Illness Progress Report
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. McKinley continues to improve and no White House physician consultation was required today. Surgeon General Sternberg traveled to the Philippines, Dr. Rixey saw no reason to summon Dr. Johnston, and the couple may travel to Canton after July 1. The president plans to stay away from Washington for the heated term, possibly returning briefly in summer but not resuming residence until fall.
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Gazette
WASHINGTON
McKinley
Canton
Kennedy Case Postponed as Wife Granted Bail
Kansas City June 17 The case against Prince and kin of Mrs Kennedy charged with conspiring to kill Philip Kennedy contractor for Merchants Dispatch Transportation Company was postponed to September awaiting appeal. Pending higher Court decision Mrs Kennedy will be released on bail.
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KANSAS CITY
Prince and wiend
Bert Prince
Kennedy
Philp H. Kennedy
Merchants’ Disputch ‘Transportation Company
Deposed teacher shoots principal then commits suicide
In Dothan Alabama Professor Rankin a former assistant to the district’s principal shot and killed George RB McNeill and then killed himself. Rankin had been dropped from the first and sought reinstatement without success. In Detroit Frank Pingree brother of the ex governor is dangerously ill in London and will travel to New York with Mrs Pingree and Hazel to sail for London.
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DOTHAN
Ala
Professor Rankin
Dothan public schools
George RB. McNeill
Rankin
DETROIT
Frank C. Pingree
Pingre
London
New York
H. 5S. Pingree
Hazel
Cailles Surrender Arrangements Reported In Manila
General Sumner confirms insurgent leader Cailles is arranging surrender of his scattered troops. About 147 will surrender Wednesday with the remainder to follow next Monday. Coronels Gueverra and Infante stated Cailles is acting in good faith amid skirmishes in Bohol and still backward conditions in Cebu.
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Associated Press
Calles
Coronels Gueverra
Infante
Cailles
Summer
Bohol
Cebu
Dam Break Threatens Fort Collins Area
A break in the Larimer and Weld reservoir dam near the Poudre River endangers lives and property. The overflowed wall prompted alarms in Fort Collins with engineers assessing the risk. Ranchers were urged to seek safety as couriers spread warnings along the valley. About 159 ranches lie in the flood’s potential path. Fort Collins itself may escape the worst as the flood could be diverted by the river.
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DENVER
Larimer and Weld
Pouére river
Fort Collins
Fort C Collens
Race Track Gambling Receives a Injunction Tilt
Chicago dispatch reports Harlem Race Track injunction battle shifts as Judge Holdem grants a bill of injunction after State attorney's motion, aiming to curb bookmaking. Writ served to halt pockmaking at Harlem while Washington Park Club and American Derby targets loom. Also notes Newport News Ship Building strike closures endangering seven thousand jobs in Virginia as of June 17.
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CHICAGO
Harlem Race Track
Tuley
Judge Holdem
Washington Park Club
ATLANTA
the
Journal
Newport News
Newport News Ship Building and Dry Dock Company
Indemnity Still Vexing In Early China Negotiations
Washington reports from the State Department state a cablegram confirms AP dispatches that an early complete decision on the indemnity issue is expected, based on the American British and British American proposition. Officials hope to close negotiations this week though delays may occur. After indemnity, troop withdrawal from China should proceed swiftly. Other first-order items remain unsettled by Ministers.
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WASHINGTON
State Department
Rockhill
Associated Press
Fekin
China
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