Reports filed on Brownsville affair split opinions
Washington reports show three Senate military affairs committee papers on the Brownsville incident. One favors the president’s dismissal of the 25th Infantry negro soldiers, a minority report exonerates the troops, and a second argues restoration of their rights. The president also urges a bill to allow reentry for discharged soldiers if vindicated.
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Scott
Foraker
Bulkely
Hemenway
Bulkeley
Washington
Military Affairs Committee
Senate Today
Brownsville
Warren
Mall
25Th Infantry
Eenate
26Th Infantry
Browneville
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to file for divorce in New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will institute annulment proceedings against Harry K Thaw on grounds he was insane when married. Papers served on Thaw at Matteawan asylum and on his mother as next of kin. Counsel deny reports of a $50 000 settlement or stage return. Thaw to defend. the couple to live apart.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Hie
Matfeawan
O'ftellly
Avelyn Nesbit Thaw
HH. K. Thaw
Stanford White
Hwever
William Thaw
Harry
Franklin Bartlett
Mra
William An
Colonel Hartiett
Indiana
Hvelyn Phaw
Harry K. Thaw Haw
Moa
Willun "Thaweid
Bartlote
Metroview Tecnu
A. Runsett Peabody
Haw
Matinwan
Erin
Vane
Bla Lient
Peabody
Daniel O'Reilly
Phaw'x
Evelyn Thaw
Mrr
O Pietly
Panera
Mr. Peabody
Acton
Harry ‘Thaw
Harry ‘Thaw Waa Ins Fan
New York County
Evelyn
Peabory
O'Mielly
Mattoawan
Win
Jesus
Wheather iMre
Mr. O'Reilly
Lavelyn
O'Reilly
Legal debate on Thaw insanity and marriage validity
A discussion on whether Mee Thaw can be considered mentally incompetent to contract and marry, and how findings of insanity could affect the annulment case. If Thaw is found infirm, the marriage could be void or legitimized by the ongoing relationship, influencing efforts to constrain Thaw from posttrial actions.
England Busy, Diplomatic Debates Stir Controversy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tense diplomatic debate between factions over measures to prevent friction between nations and parties. Mentions Voke Movel 1 and Mare altale, with unclear specifics but signaling a clash in policy and potential spillover effects.
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Precare
Dmgion
Ching
Rochester Fire Destroys Property Tuesday Night
A Rochester blaze Tuesday night caused about 200000 dollars in damage. Fire crews fought the flames at a residence or structure linked to the Tapas of the whitelee habitat area as investigators determine the cause. No injuries were reported. authorities continue to examine evidence.
Trial of Black Hargis at Jackson Postponed
In Jwokwon Kentucky the trial of Beach-Harbia charged with murdering his father has been postponed to the next term of court on the plea of defense.
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Hargis
Jackson
Jwokwon
iMireh
Béech — Haurbia
Wae Folay
de Ens
No Guilty Plea Despite Federal Conspiracy Charge
In New York, M. Charive and Alfred E. Gurtta, residents connected to the National Bank of North Agnerts, were jointly arraigned in federal court. Both pleaded not guilty and were held without bail. a $100,000 surety was furnished by Curtis.
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New York
Warch M
Charive
Moree
Alfred EE. Gurtta
The
National Bank
North Agnerts
Betage
Mowgh
Dider
Atedottehary
Uhony
Grand Review Grand Review of May 3 sports meet
A partial review outlines the parading and events of a military review and related athletic meetings held May 3 under Rear Actinical supervision. The document notes the secretary of the Navy’s involvement and references an autonomous committee’s report on the proceedings.
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Washington
Partile Teat
Akron’s Deputy Post Master Missing Today
Akron reports the deputy postmaster is missing today while postmaster general Pomtot fre inspectors examine the books according to a formal statement from the postmaster.
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Akron
Chapmayt
King Alfonso a Guest on Austrian Flagship
King Alfonso visits Barcdomn on the Magehly flagship of the Adrian war fleet in port. He plans to depart for Madrid tonight, with officials noting the visit proceeds smoothly amid harbor activity and ceremonial guard.
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King Alfonso
Barcdomn
Spain
Alfonso
Madrid
Twelve hundred men will receive employment
A garbled 1 March entry notes that twelve hundred men are slated to gain work, mentioning Aharon and Mareh with unclear affiliations. The fragment references Gough, Shien, Americay, and Sher ad Tinglite, but the exact details and places remain unreadable.
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Aharon
Gough Shien
Lala
Carpetbagger Epithet Coined by Confederate Colonel Hodgson
Princeton graduate Colonel Joseph Hodgson of New Orleans, a Confederate officer and editor for multiple papers including the Kansas City Enquirer, the Montgomery Mail, the New Orleans Picayune, and the Mobile Register, is credited with inventing the term carpetbagger during debates over Reconstruction. The Boston Transcript notes his role while editing the Montgomery Mail.
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Princeton
Joseph Hodgson
New Orleans
Kansas City Enquirer
Montgomery Mail
New Orleans Picayune
Mobile Register
Alabama
Boston Transcript
Craze by disease ends in murder suicide tragedy
In Tenino, Taoon Wark Mareh Ho cola affair. A man killed his wife and three children at home and then shot himself. Two nearby men found the husband slain on a trail en route to town. The mother and two children were found with throats cut. a six year old girl died from head injuries. The town marshal notified authorities. the mother had suffered from a cancer of the bience and had been residing in Tenino for ten years.
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Mareh Hocola
Poahen Waal
Warren Mokiay
Chinta
Marstal
Tenino
Washington
Mrs Anna Gould Heads to America in Newsroom Tale
Mrs Anna Gould is reported traveling to America with several children. The item notes her arrival to New York and mentions associated names and places in a terse, era-tinged style.
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Anna Gould
America
Sherbooeg
Peewee
Mare Tit
Xie
Gould
New York
Assailant in Hamil case named in court action
A reported attack on Attorney Hamil during a public event led to charges. The assailant, identified as Mik, threatened the chief legal official and was demanded inane by investigators. Details remain unclear as the case proceeds.
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Jodiacaneta
Mik
Tomas Stetealt
Hamil
Hief
Jehu Ro Watol Ia
Swedish Beauties Contest Yields Swedish Winners
A contest by the Schwedische Frauenzeltechrift selected Mint Lundstrom at sixteen with blue eyes and blonde hair as first prize, described as having a beautiful demeanor and perfect figure. Second prize went to Mrs. Grete Broberg, housekeeper to poet Werner von Heljdenstam, with a third prize awarded to Miae Giatotion.
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Sweden
Schwedische Frauenzeltechrift
Bjorek
Zorn
Girat
Mint Lundstrom
Sheda
Grete Broberg
Werner von Heljdenstam
Miae Giatotion
Speculation in Market and Society Echoes Through Thought
The piece surveys differing views on speculation inspired by Carl Menger and a German economist, noting it as the clash of skilled minds against raw power. It cites Justice Holmes and a 19th century magazine to illustrate debates on forecasting, prediction, and social adjustment amid changing gains.
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Hagley
Volo
Coby
Eloner
Justice Holmen
United States
Metior Sollinn Magazine
Two Young Women Found Dead in Bed in Birton
March 11 report from Birton describes the murder scene where two young women, Miss Weed and Miss Hardy, were found dead in a room near Audubon. The investigation cites a possible single killer, with Miss Weed earlier having killed a friend before her own death. authorities note a revolver found near Miss Weed’s remains and an unsettled mental state prior to the killings. Both Victims were graduates of Wellasley College and had ties to Philadelphia and Savannah.
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Birton
Newton
Mite Hardy
Jen Weed
Hey Chem
Horwit Vomtalting Gulelde
Mike Bilge
Hoth
Aajiay Landes
Weed
Philadelphia
Hanive
East
Savansah
Louridd
Kaehwad
Uieten
Wellasley College
Imeerheal
Mies Weed
Hanes
Billud
Orchard Confesses Ten Murders in Steinberg Case
Harry Orchard appeared before Judge Fre mont Woot in the district court and admitted to the first degree murder charges. He withdrew a prior plea, then pled guilty to arson tied to a bomb explosion at a farm, with defense confirming he acted after thorough consultation with his attorney. The case involves Willie Haywood, Charles B. Moyer, and George A. Pettibone, with Pettibone later acquitted.
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Coldwell
Mars
Harry Archaarc
Fremont Woot
Histebel
Gormer Piri
Guitty
Toralguent
Theourt
Weyl Sentiner
Ovid
Divhard
Willie D. Haywood
Charles B. Moyer
George A. Pettihone
Haywood Pnt Petiihone
Moyer
Coroner rules Collinwood fire caused by overheated pipes
Cleveland March 1 coroner Turke issues verdict on the Collinwood fire tragedy. He finds overheated furnace pipes ignited woodwork and doomed the children in the hallway. Investigation cites deficient building doors and partition walls. no prosecutions advised pending further evidence.
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Cleveland
Gunner Burke Decheen
Tralia
Uyethe
Atea Neubert
Cole Hai Wood
Houck
Marechal Brooke
Ile
Turke
Fils
Chevelaid. O
Ceener Hurke
Collinwood
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Daniel O'Riley
Harry Thaw
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Hesston
iKhite
White
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Morse
Curtis
Grand Review
Evans
May &H
Dellared Inganb
Boston
Orchard
Steinenberg
Mayer
Jance Woot
Orchard Ox
Hick
Pettibone
Overhard
Burke
Colliewood
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