Bonding the man they arrested in Sussex county case
Geographical report from Georgetown Delaware states that after arresting Robert Washington a negro on suspicion of being George Dutton the man wanted for the murder of Arnold Tenant in Bridgeville last Sunday week sheriff James P. Dukes and Constable Hiram E. Short became his bondsmen and the sheriff gave him employment. He was rearraigned for carrying a concealed deadly weapon and the bonds were set at 109 dollars. A second man known as Texas arrested at Berlin Maryland was also identified as a possible Dutton and remains under scrutiny with Maryland authorities.
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Sussex County Court
Dukes
Berlin
Dutton
Chesapeake Bay
Sussex County
Maryland
Daring Negro Burglar Steals From Lyons Home
A daring burglar casing the residence of Captain O B Lyons deputy harbormaster at 409 Palmetto street stole $10. He was discovered by Mrs Edward Martin daughter of Lyons who was restrained as he fled through the rear and jumped from a back window to escape police.
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O. B. Lyons
Palmetto Street
Edward Martin
Captain Lyons
Amasa Flagler Speaks on Death of Kinman Henry M Flagler
Amasa Plummer Flagler, cousin of the late Henry M Flagler, says unless Harry Flagler probes the death, the case may remain an unsolved riddle. He details his West Palm Beach visit, barriers to seeing the body, and alleged family tensions.
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New York
Whitehall
Henry M. Flagler
Flagler
J. B. Parrott
Mr. Parrott
Henry
Harry
Washington
Harry Flagler
Palm Beach
Ocean Front
Keenan and
Castleberry
St. Augustine
Miami
Militant suffragettes a tense British dilemma
London ed faces a rising threat from suffragette militancy as leaders Asquith Lloyd George and McKenna weigh next moves. debate over arrests hunger strikes and potential deportations runs amid past outbreaks from 1905 to 1918 with a timeline of raids arrests and political shocks.
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America
Police Department
Christabel Pankhurst
A. Kenney
Manchester
House of Common
Lewis Harcourt
McKenna
Brighton
Downing Street
Mr. Asquith
House of Commons
St. Stephen's
P. O
Paris
Home Office
Theatre Royal
Dublin
Asquith
Redmond
Tower of London
New Attorney Makes First Court Appearance
Harry Green, a young Mobilian who graduated on May 27 from the University of Alabama law school, appeared Saturday as counsel for Louisia Franklin charged with vagrancy. He began practicing before various courts and made a favorable impression on his first appearance.
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Harry Green
Law School
University of Alabama
Louisia Franklin
Railway Clerk Wins Egg Eating Bet In Cairo
Frank Blake, a railway office clerk in Cairo, won a 4 for 25 bet by eating sixty one eggs. The feat reportedly surpasses the world record of sixty. The eggs were served scrambled, soft boiled, and tied with other dishes.
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International News Service
Cairo
Frank Blake
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Pankhurst
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Famous Pictures
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York Herald
Newcastle
D. C
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