San Francisco Riot Trembles City Car Barns Clash
May 8 San Francisco reports a deadly riot around the Turk and Fillmore car barns as strike breakers attempt to run cars. Police and 9th regiment mobilized. at least one dead and 28 wounded, many seriously, amid volleys of gunfire and stone throwing by a crowd of 3000 to 6000. Union pickets urged restraint while officers struggled to disperse the mob.
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Soldiers to quell mutiny on ship
San Diego May 8. Orders have been given to Washington to assign soldiers from Fort Rosecrans to quell mutiny aboard the British steamer Maori King which is in quarantine. Eight killed and around 200 wounded in fighting between Chinese and Russian passengers during the voyage from Vladivostok. Captain Duncan said a worse clash followed the steamer’s departure with two sailors escaping and mutiny allegedly started by officers who shot 26 Chinese and threw bodies overboard. Officers deny the act and claim many Chinese died of disease.
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Montana Bandits Still At Large After Train Hold Up
In Enn Mont May 8 rumors suggest bandits held up the Northern Pacific line near Bethlehem felled the engineer. Officials say outlaws are still at large as details remain unclear and scattered.
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Bétm
Foraker Denies White House Bid Rumor
Cincinnati Ohio May 8 Senator Foraker denied the story that he aims for the presidency. He called the rumor a lie and dismissed it in a brief remark.
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Foraker
Skill of Navigators Prevents Wreck at Sea
Dense fog forced the German liner Bremen to run perilously close to disaster as engines were reversed and passengers were tossed from berths. Skilled navigator actions averted a calamitous collision as the ship completed a near circle and docked safely.
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Floyd Mawr
Bremen
Two Killed by Murderer in New York Mystery
In New York on May 5, police found Mrs Mary Veto an early immigrant woman dead at her home with throat cut and body mangled. In a adjoining room lay Mrs Maria Brignoll Veto mother slain in similar fashion. Husband Join Veto is under arrest charged with the double murder after claiming two men killed the women and injuring his hand in a grappling incident.
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Mary Veto
Maria Brignoll
Veto
Husban
Winder
Pugs in fine shape for tonight's championship bout
Los Angeles May 7 Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Tommy Burns are in first class form for the title fight tonight Burns plans a rushing attack to wear O'Brien down O'Brien relies on his careful fighting range The winner will meet Squires the Australian champion
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Burns
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O'Brien
Matt
Squires
Hargis Trial Set to Open This Week
Lexington May 8. The trial of Judge James Hargis for alleged conspiracy to murder will begin Tuesday. Jury selection and opening arguments are expected this week in the Corekril case, with court officials stating the proceedings will proceed without delay.
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Corekril
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Woman Missing Ten Days Found In Mining Cabin
Steubenville May 8 Mrs Robert Garey who had been missing ten days was found today in a cabin in a mining settlement nearby. She said she went there to be alone for a while. She is not demented.
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Ohio men wet joys at Washington
Washington May. Wilh ty Carr of Hitaboro has been appointed chief clerk of the state department to succeed Charles Denby as assistant general with Shanghai. He will be succeeded by Robert Hoengstier of Middletown, Ohio.
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Hitaboro
Charles Denby
Shanghai
Robert Hoengstier
Middletown
Oia
Vows Taken Over Coffin In Michigan Boy’s Death
In Deienit Michigan on May 7 hundreds of school boys filed past the coffin of 16 year old Herbert Seerest who after vowing never to smoke again died after years of cigarette use He had smoked since age nine and said the habit had destroyed his heart as his funeral proceeded.
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Herbert Seerest
Wes
Seerest
Oil magnate faces perjury charge today
St. Louis Mo May 8 Clay Pieres president of the Waturn Pierce Oil Co was arrested today on a Texas warrant charging perjury He is seeking release on habeas corpus proceedings.
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Clay Pieres
Waturn Pierce Oil Co
Texas
Ryan for President Emerges as Democratic Candidate Hope
New York May 8 The World prints a dispatch from Richmond Virginia naming financier Thomas I Ryan as a possible Democratic presidential nominee candidate. The report notes Ryan's recent activities and implies party support may be gathering around his candidacy.
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the World Today
Richmond
Virgina
Thomas I. Ryan
Ryan
Judge Denies Motion in Haywood Case in Idaho Trial
Judge Wood denied co defendant Haywood’s motion for a bill of particulars in the murder case involving Governor Stennenberg. The prosecutor says the trial resumes in Lumonrow with the date to be set May.
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President Favours A Pardon For January
Washington May 4 That president today approved the administration of Attorney General Gordon Bonaparte for a pardon of William January, the Missouri "Jan Valjean." Prompt action by the president was expected as Bonaparte reviewed the papers. health issues were cited for delay and several major trusts linger in the department awaiting attention.
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Ohio men in prison for crime not committed
Akron May 8 Information has reached via Grant Fernousen now in Mexico that Edward Stover and Speed, both Ohio men, were sentenced to 15 years in a Mexican prison for murder they did not commit. The case centers on a July fight at Cardenas in which a Mexican fireman was killed. witnesses say one man used a railroad lantern to strike, while Speed denies guilt. Corroborating correspondence has been sent to the United States government seeking relief under Secretary Root’s guidance.
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Grant Fernousen
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Edward Stover
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Lere
Speed
Mexico
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Ival
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Olging
Pete
Korensoyang
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Root
Jentina Tian
Bonding Company Not Liable in Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court ruling in Taft and Livingstone vs Fidelity and Deposit Co. affirms the bonding company’s lack of liability after plaintiffs sued for a defaulting secretary’s bond. Col umbus case details include franchise payments and city losses in lower courts, now overturned. A separate Findlay tax suit against Buckeye Pipe Line Co. settled for 12 500, with depreciation in Hancock county cited and higher court avoidance noted.
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Columbus, C
May
Thor
Supreme Court
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Cuyahoga County
Hubliiy On & Bond
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J. A. Bloct
Columbus
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Supreme Court of Ohio
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Findlay
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Standard
Duncan
Pipe Line Company
David
T. M. Cole
New York
Buckeye
Hancock County
Wreck of French steamer Polton near Uruguay coast
Buenos Ayres reports the French transport Polton wrecked off Uruguay after departing Mare Trailing for the port on April 6. About 100 passengers and crew members are feared dead or missing as details from Montevideo dispatches filter in.
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Frenchy ‘Transport Maritimes
Uruguay
Montevideo
Mare
Nurses on Strike In Zanesville Hospital
May 8. Eight nurses led by Mrs Mary Jamison walked out of Zanesville City Hospital over disputes with a surgeon deemed overly attentive. A trained nurse not part of the group assisted by Mrs William, wife of a board member, and Miss Cook after the walkout.
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Mary Jamison
Gaerhaus
Mire
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