Havana holds sufficient evidence to convict Neely in Cuba
The Havana fiscal declares enough evidence exists to convict C. F. W. Neely of embezzling postal funds without U S interrogatories. Delays stem from awaiting U S action on inquisitorial letters. A Havana commission reviewed postal accounts and found alleged false entries, while Washington’s Root notes haste but doubts outcome.
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Havana
The
Audiencia
C. F. W. Neely
United States
Neely
Miscellaneous Briefs From The Evening Paper
Violent incident reports include the shooting death of Joe Dalvido in Niles Ohio after a fight over a woman. Francisco Ruberto claims Duly made advances to his wife. A Virginia constitutional convention debate features a resolution to tax exemption for Confederate property. A Boston three cornered race at Charles River Park sees Will Stinson break the 25 mile record in 38 21 3 3. A Louisville Nashville train fatally strikes Dan Branch and Stella Jackson and injures William Jackson near Nashville. Kentucky Court of Appeals orders a new trial for Caleb Powers, potentially in October. Theodore Roosevelt described as Row the Poet of Regis Post, with a Bay Port origin, planning a week cruise on the yacht Showanewe. Canada’s Archie McEachern defeats Albert Champion in a 20 mile race on a track. Mention notes Mrs John Hays Hammond, former death sentence case related to Pretoria.
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Joe Dalvido
Francisco Ruberto
Niles, O
Ruberto Cclaims
Mr. Flatt
Confederate A
Will Stinson
Charles River Park
Boston
Johnny Nelson
Ray Duer
Louisville & Nashville
Nashvile
Tenn
Dan Branch
Stella Jackson
William Jackson
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Scott County
Caleb Powers
Theodore Roosevelt
Regis H. Post
Bay Port. L
Post
Great South
Archie McEachern
Canadtady
Albert Champion
Hieht
Howl
Simere Cotserni
Political and crime briefed notes from Chicago to San Francisco
A string of short items reports political moves in Ohio with George A Groot as temporary state convention chair and Abner L Davis as secretary. Other items note a Knights and Ladies of Security case verdicts, a Manhattan Bronx population surge, a failed university removal bid for Otterbein University, a Nashville arms of revenue officers finding a still, and a San Francisco Schuetzen Koening coronation with a record score. Additional items cover a knife fight in Kentucky, a Columbia Teachers College gift for a kindergarten and elementary school, a steamer collision near Saginaw, a Fort Sill law and order league warning crooks, and a Cleveland murder suspect surrender.
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Jameson
Kruger
Colorado Springs
Cal
Waterman
Chicago
Criminal Court
Michael N. Regent
Delia Mahoney
National Council of the Knights and Ladies of Security
Ohio
George A. Groot
Cleveland
Columbus
Abner L. Davis
Findlay
Manhattan
Bronx
New York
Otterbein University
Westerville
Toledo
Dayton
Putnam County
Tennessee
Nashville
San Francisco
Adolph Strecker
Schuetzen Koening
Strecker
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
James Speyer
City of
New Baltimore
Point Lookout
Saginaw
Mich
Government Pier
Carrollton
Andrew A. McLean
Law and Order League
Fort Sill
O. T
Raefello Farinacci
Farinacci
Donati Batiste
Batiste
Eight Persons Possibly Drowned in Alaska Sailings
The Humboldt arrived from Alaska with $100 in treasure and eighty passengers. It reports two river barges found deserted and eight men missing who were in charge. Three ocean barges bound for Dawson via St Michael's and loaded with four tons of merchandise were wrecked near Kodiak. Missing are George McLeod J McGuire D OConnor F Lynch Antone Turrene C Tyrrell J M K Taylor and T McDonant.
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Seattle
Wash
Humbolt
Alaska
Black Sullivan
Dawson
St. Michael's
Kodiak
George McLeod
J. McGuire
D. O'Connor
F. Lynch
Antone Turrene
C. Tyrrell
J. M. K. Taylor and
T. McDonant
Mob kills Black man Brooks in Elkins as chase for suspect continues
In Elkins West Virginia a mob fatally harmed Brooks last night after a coroner's inquest found strangulation by unknown assailants caused his death. A Black woman accompanied Brooks and fired at Chief Lilly. she is believed responsible for the injury. A posse hunts for the suspect amid town turmoil.
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Elkins
W. Va
Po- Nee Lilly
Cumberland
Brooks
Lilly
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertises Universal Cure
An old remedy claims to soothe teething infants, cure wind colic, regulate the bowels, and treat diarrhea with a 2% cent price. The ad also promotes Glenn’s Sulphur Soap and Hill’s Hair Dyes as complementary products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Hill
Free Trade Proclaimed With Porto Rico Tomorrow
Washington reports that free trade between the United States and Porto Rico will be proclaimed Thursday. Attorney General Knox prepares two proclamations, one for civil government and one for free trade, with details on the Foraker act funds and insular treasury allocations. Governor Allen’s departure and Hunt’s expected appointment are noted.
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United States
Porto Rico
Morrow
Washington
Knox
Allen
Canton
Land Drawing Privilege Contested by Oklahoma Registration
Secretary Hitchcock said that preparations to open the Oklahoma Indian lands to settlement would proceed despite injunctions. He warned against transferring rights or profiting from registrations at El Reno and Fort Sill, stating such moves violate law. He noted only three county-seat townsites are authorized and warned bogus schemes. Registration closes at 6 p m on the 26th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Oklahoma
el Reno
Fort Sill
Department of
National banks call and assorted notices from July 1901
The article notes a currency call for national bank conditions due July 15 1901. It mentions the Italian consul in Vicksburg reporting affidavits of Italian nationality for lynching victims at Erwin Mississippi and improving chances of catching the lynchers. It lists wartime and river project appropriations for Louisville Wabash and Tilmois, plus ships Iowa Wisconsin Mohican arriving at Port Townsend. It also covers appointments of Charles A Conant as special commissioner to assess coinage and banking in the Philippines and W Morgan Shuster as collector of customs for the Philippines.
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Washington
Vicksburg
Miss
Erwin
W. L. Siebert
Louisville
Falls of Ohio River
Wabash River
Indiana
Tilmois
United States
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mohican
Port Townsend
Wash
Root
Charles A. Conant
War Department
Philippines
Secretary of War
W. Morgan Shuster
Barred Newsroom Reporters Sharply Censured in Fosburgh Trial
Pittsfield Massachusetts July 2 3 The government rested in the Fosburgh case for the killing of his sister May. Judge Stevens excluded four men and two women from three New York papers for publishing an article about the family visit to May Fosburghs burial. The judge called the piece an outrageous breach of propriety and a danger to the fairness of the trial. John Nicholson head of Pittsfield police testified along with Officer Flynn who found the single shoe cited as evidence. Defense urged dismissal for lack of proper evidence but the judge remained noncommittal.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Robert S. Fosburgh
May
Stevens
New York
Sherif
Judge Stevens
Fosburgh
May Fosburgh
Commonwealth
John Nicholson
Police Department
Flynn
Pittsburg Triumph Over Crippled Cincinnati in Easy Win
In Pittsburg Chesbro struck out eleven as Clarke star in a home run and three baggers led the offense. Final score Pittsburg 9 Cincinnati 2 with strong support from O Connor and Bergen. Umpire's score and attendance noted. Brooklyn and New York pitched battles followed in the National League. American League results include Cleveland 9 Washington 0 and Chicago 10 Philadelphia 3.
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Toledo
Dayton
Columbus
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Matthews
Marion
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ceye
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Milwaukee
Cincinnatis
Chesbro
Clarke
Western Association
Matthews Xo
Dayton SI
Fort Wayn
St Louis
Rooklyn
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee Ase
All Pro Cincinnati Defeated by Seymour Reds
Seymour, Ind July 23 The All Pro professionals of Cincinnati were defeated here this afternoon by the Seymour Reds in an easier victory than expected. Score 23611001 Seymour Batteries Schmidt and Simon Lukens and Wiechering Hart Is Nettled He Challenges Comiskey's Team to Play a Series of Games. CHICAGO July 3 President James A Hart issues a challenge for a NL vs AL series between Sept and Oct 15 if Comiskey agrees a waiver of the league rule may be sought from the national board of arbitration. The Haruff Capitols claim the city’s 15 year old championship and seek a meeting with any local team.
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Indianapolis Journal
Seymour
Indi
All Professionals
Cincinnati
Seymour Reds
Reds
Schmidt
Simon
Lukens
Wiechering
Chicago
James A. Hart
Comiskey
White Stockings
Hart
National Board of Arbitration
National League Baseball
Haruff Capitols
Brennan
Stevens Street
Fined Driver Retires as Dr Book Triumphs in 2:14 Trot
Cleveland Grand Circuit card sees Dr Book win heat strides, but driver Durfee fined for improper driving and forced to retire. Palm Leaf prevails in 2:14 finale as Riley B wins 2:27 pace trial. Crescens to exhibition mile to threaten world mark. Indianapolis note covers Marion Driving Association day crowds and race results.
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Cleveland
Dr. Book
Durfee
Kenney
Janice
Palm Leaf
Charley Hoyt
Riley B
Eyler
Dan Patch
Crescens
George Ketcham
Toledo
B. m
McCarthy
B. G
Benny
Sanders
Gracie
Gunsaulus
B. S
Hoffman
Axtello
Marsh
Dot Miller
Walker
Senator K
Bik. G
Much
Donnelly
Bik. m
Happy Mney
Erwin and Muckels
Ae Ae Gr. m
B. H
Snow
Daniel
McDonald
Paul Revere
Atkinson
Egozen
Critchfield
Earth
Turner
Br. S
Joe Patche
McHenry
Armorel
Gr. m
Dr. G
J. Jamison
Sheean
Reynolds
Baroletta
Miller
Ferrum
Garfield
Varmiing Bay
Vorel
Lady All Right
Roth
Fred the Kid
Tremaine
the King
Clay King
Ilva Dee
Thomas
Marique
Petit Swazey
Toledo Bee
Lockwood
Springdale
Br. A
D. Wilson
Nutbearer
Br. G
Foote
Y M C A Athletes Open International Meet at Pan American Grounds
The first day of the Athletic League Y M C A of North America meet at Buffalo’s Pan-American exposition stadium featured close track finishes. Seymour of Syracuse equaled the pole vault record with ten feet two inches as multiple events saw winners from Chicago, Buffalo, Albany, Hartford and Rochester.
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Buffalo
Athletic League
Young Men's Christian Association of North America
Pan-American Exposition Grounds
Seymour
Syracuse
North America
R. B. Barrett
Chicago
G. McK. Hall
E. G. Blackledge
New York
H. Lambie
Wilmerding
Barrett
D.S. Adams
A. M. Webster
Loraine
R. W. Colt
Albany
N. Y
R. Ferguson
H. A. Allison
W. J. Heintz
Cincinnati
R. Mackie
Toronto
William Marshall
Hartford
L. D. Parmlee
Gus Hahn
A. Mohr
John R. Suer
M. E. Coughlin
S. K. Dimrock
T. S. Scarlett
Erie
R. F. Seymour
R. L. Grump
Whilmerding
L. D. Parmiee
Hinney
Rochester
D. Houch
R. M. Colt
R. O. Best
W. D. Doneregan
T. E. J. Furbach
G. Wells
Conrad Lent
H. B. Webster
Philadelphia Beats Boston in Swinging Exhibition Game
Philadelphia defeated Boston in a well played game featuring flashy plays. Scoring lines mention Batteries Dineen Morgan Duggleby and MacFarland. The report notes strong home performance and notable teamwork in the July 3 Philadelphia game.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Dineen and Morgan
Duggleby and MacFarland
Washington Forfeits After Ninth Inning Scuffle
Captain Clarke halted his team in the ninth after O’Brien scored the tying run claiming a baserunning foul, but Umpire Connelly forfeited to Cleveland 9 to 0. Carrick and Scott pitched well for Cleveland while miscues by Foster, Clingman and Quinn aided the Guardians.
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Cleveland
Clarke
Washington
O'Brien
Connelly
Carrick
Scott
Foster
Clingman
Quinn
Army Appointments and tax note from Washington
The President made numerous army appointments including Ernest P. Newson H. Percy Silver as chaplains and Harry R. Lemon as assistant surgeon volunteers with ranks of captain. Also lists first and second lieutenants across infantry cavalry and artillery including many named officers. Commissioner Yerkes rules conveyances under 2600 dollars are tax exempt and the exemption amount is to be deducted from values above 2560 dollars, affecting a sample conveyance noted at 5100 dollars.
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Washington
Ernest P. Newson
H. Percy Silver
Harry R. Lemon
Frank H. Burton
William B. Gracie
Samuel B. McIntyre
Samuel A. Price
Harris Pendleton, Jr
Peter Vredenburgh
Ernest Hi. Agnew
Colin H. Ball
Charles W. Barber
Alpha T. Easton
Campbell
Frank B. Edwards
Thomas M. Knox
Sebring C. Megill
Archie Miller
Frank Ts. McNarny
Orlando G. Palmer
Bradley J. Wooten
Edward C. Wells
John
E. Young
Artillery Corps
Daniel F Craig
Fred L. Dengler
Arthur L. Puller
Benjam H. Berfoot
Ralph M. Mitchell
John C. Ohnstad
Carroll Power
Francia W. Ralston
John M. Shook
Blanton Winship
Lewis A. Martin
West Virginia
United States
Ciudad Porfierio Diaz
Mexico
Henry G. Turley
District of Pearl River
Miss
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Constitution Wins Newport Yacht Race Over Columbia
New Haven July 23 Constitution proved faster than the Columbia in light airs and shifting wind from Huntington to Morris Cove. The 28 mile course saw Constitution lead at 1:35 after a mid-race tie, finishing five minutes fifteen seconds ahead in elapsed time and four minutes six seconds ahead in corrected time.
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New Haven
Conn
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
Huntington
Morris Cove
Constitution
Milwaukee wins Canada cup third trial race
Milwaukee crossed the line first today in the Canada cup third trial race. Detroit, Cadillac, and Illinois trailed, with Milwaukee leading Detroit by over two minutes and beating Cadillac and Illinois by about six minutes on a 21 mile triangular course. Winds ranged from east-northeast eight to twelve miles per hour during stretches.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cadillac
Illinois
Chicago Cubs Win Behind Late Rally Over Phillies
Chicago built a six run lead with two bases on balls four hits and three errors in the second inning to defeat Philadelphia Katoll Lajoie and Smith left with injuries. Final score Chicago 16 Philadelphia 4 with Griffith Sugdan and Wiltse earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Katoll
Lajoie
Smith
Griffith and
Sugdan
Wiltse, Smith and Powers
Wheeling
Streit
Wagner
Columbus
B N A I B R I T H District No 2 Sets Next Meet City
Denver July 23 The Grand Lodge district No 2 convention of the Independent Order of B N A I B R I T H ended with officers elected and Kansas City chosen for the next meeting President Alfred Muller Denver first vice president Lewin Newberger Indianapolis secretary Victor Abram Cincinnati treasurer Joseph May Cincinnati Marcus Sulzer Madison Ind elected to the general committee
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Denver
Col
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of B’nai B’rith
Kansas City
Alfred Muller
Lewin Newberger
Indianapolis
Victor Abram
Cincinnati
Joseph May
Marcus Sulzer
Madison
Ind
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Audencia
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Pretoria
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Charles H. Allen
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New Orleans
William Henry Hunt
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Theodore L. Sewall
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Fredonia Allen
Atkins Silver Steel
E. C. Atking & CO
Corner South
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W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
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Nearest
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