Albany leads to possible Margaret Vinton Taylor case
In Albany New York a child at a charitable institution is believed to be Margaret Vinton Taylor from Cincinnati. The tale links to a four year disappearance involving her grandmother and aunt who were convicted of child stealing and later reprieved. Ohio authorities report the child found in Albany and note the parents reside in Bellevue Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Albany
N. Y
Margaret Vinton Taylor
Alberta
Taylor
Margaret
BR. L. Taylor
Fernbank
Frances
Clara
Clara Taylor
Imeb
Yenitentiary
Nash
State Board of Pardons
Margaret ‘Taylor
Rural Department of Charities
Margaret Vintin Taylor
Ohio
Bellevue
Moros surrender after Mindanao fort battle and losses
General Davis reports 84 Moros surrendered after the fort assault in Mindanao as American forces of 470 men led by Fourth Infantry won a hand to hand victory. The Sultan of Bayan and other leaders were killed. one officer and seven enlisted men died, with multiple wounded including several from the Twenty-seventh and Fourteenth Regiments.
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Manilaa
Davis
Mindanao
Mindanso
Bayan
Rajah Muda
Sultan Panda Pato
Batton
Philippines
Frank D. Baldwin
Fourth Infantry
Lha
Seys
Axsault
Uberty
Chaffee
Davie
Malabang
Tarlac
Manilla
Bovars
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Sultan's Fort
Moore
Porter
Henry 8. Wagner
Fourteenth Infantry
Jonsnan
Mutinous Crew Murders Officers Off Chile Coast
Port Townsend May 6. Captain H Meyers of the ship India reports the Chilean bark Flechs crew mutinied killed the captain his wife and child the first and second officers and the steward then scuttled the vessel and escaped in small boats reaching a Chilean shore near Patagonia.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Klocker
H. Meyers
India
Ayacbara
Flechs
Chile
Patagonia
Deaths of Congressman Otey and Potter Palmer
Obituary notes report the death of Hon. Peter J. Otey representative from Virginia's Sixth district after a two year illness marked by heart disease and diabetes. Major politician and railroad and banking investor, he died at his home in Lynchburg. Also reported is the death of Potter Palmer of Chicago a pioneering dry goods and real estate magnate who survived by a vast fortune and a lengthy public life. Additional items include memorial services for Amos J. Cummings and health updates on Archbishop Corrigan and Queen Wilhelmina with brief foreign and trade notes on American goods in China.
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Lynchburg
Peter J. Otey
Congress
Virginia
Washington
Major Otey
House
Otey
South 4
House of Representative
Virginia Military Institute
Donelson
Shiloh
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Palmer
Potter's Hollow
Albany County
New York
Durham
N.Y
Meld, Palmer & Lester
State Street
Ue Real Estate Holdinge
Senate elections bill dies in Ohio Senate
The Patteraan board of elections bill failed as it was indefinitely postponed after friction in the Ohio Senate. Other actions included a gas plant bonds measure for Lancaster, a ring gift in a joint session, and several bills on meat inspection interstate travel fare and a McKinley memorial bridge. Germany tariff talks and library book distributions headline other pages with violence and embezzlement cases in Salt Lake City.
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Columbus
Patteraan Board of Elections
Senate
Krauss
Moore
Lancaster
McNamee of Franklin
McKinnon
House
McNamee
MacKinnon
Thomas
Lokses
Tenney
Miami County
M. B. Barnhart
Beef Trust
Myers
Montgomery County
Committee On Railroads and Telegraphs
Pollock
Slark County
Stark County
Canton
Wiliams
House of Refuge
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Perjury charge shadows Aldrich release in Los Angeles
Dr Ellington W Aldrich previously sought in Illinois on a perjury accusation tied to a December 1900 court false swearing. He allegedly fled to Los Angeles to avoid return, seeking a divorce from Lenora Aldridge in Mineola Texas. Queen Wilhelmina sickness alarms Germany as Dutch succession hinges on German heirs. The National Cigar Leaf Tobacco association met in Cincinnati with 100 delegates as tariff debates loom. Texas rainfall spreads relief amid drought, aiding stock and moisture needs across the state.
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Chicago
Ellington W. Aldrich
Los Angeles
Illinois
Chatiiin
Aldrich
Cuengo
Lenora Aldridge
Mineola
Tex
Cincuinat
National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association
Reading Firme
Congress
Commerce and legal notes from St Paul to Rome and St Louis
May 6 reports cover disputes over the Northern Securities merger and government extradition limits, stock-broker suspensions with multi‑million liabilities, census disbursement scrutiny, a Missouri extradition telegram, a fatal beer dispute in New Albany, Rome embassy building purchase, and a St Louis strike involving molders and terra cotta firms.
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St. Louis
Cheltenham
St. Louie Terra Cotta Company
Winkle Tarra Cotta Company
Laclede Fire Brick Company
Missouri Fine Brick Company
Mitchell Clay Senufacturing Company
Notable Plural Dignitaries and Incidents Across Cities
Frederick Bryton an actor dies in Rochelster New York. John Landis named mint superintendent in Philadelphia. James Clarkson selected customs surveyor for New York. Fire devastates Maspeth racetrack grand stand hotel and more. Frank Rosks fatally stabs foreman Edward Francis in Racine Wisconsin. Earl Garman fatally wounds his father in Glenwood Iowa during quarrel over gambling. Roosevelt weighs Dole Hawaii governorship contingency. Chinese court outings cut short amid Beijing unease. John Hedmond hosts dinner for Bourke Cockran in London with Irish party attendees.
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Frederick Bryton
Rochelster
N. Y
John Landis
Philadelphia
James
Clarkson
New York
Maspeth Racetrack
Frank Rosks
Edward Francis
Racine
Wis
Gnandal
Glenwood
Earl Garman
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Taylor Child
Witneas Standard
Ro Power
Boys In Blue
Rapert
Root
Guidanos
Chifee
General Chaffee
Carbondale
Illinoie
Missouri
Indiana
Michientucky
Arkansas
Common Laborers of America
Tuto & Catjous
Federation of Labor
Federaton
Atrites
Peter Otey
Potter Palmer the
Mer
Prince
the Hague
Castle Loo
Wilhelmina
Rosenstein
Roessing
Corrigan
Keyes
Corregan
China
United States
Frederic Emory
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Patterson City Board of Elections
Boards of Arbitration For the
Ohio General Assembly
Germany
Berlin
Count von Buelow
Reichstag
Russia
Austria
Italy
Knoxville
Benevolent Society of
Lule City Ae
Eaat
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mexia
Armour
Limestone County
Ara
Robertson
Lum Weeks
Deming
Salt Lake City
George W. Watson
Salmon City
Idaho
Lemp County
Walson
Holland
Turing
Grand Duchy of
Saxe-Weimar
William Irient
Wilelmina
Texas
Houston
Centire
St. Paul
Northern Securities Company
Knox
Northern Pacife
Great Northern
James J. Till
J. Pierpont Morgan
Fni
Northern Pacific
Jefferson City
Dockery
Hay
Sirf
Mexico
Charles Kratz
Kratz
Stock Brokers Assign
Offenbach & Moore
Henry Brothers & Company
Lockwood, Hurd & Company
New Albany
Ind
Chariie Terry
Tube Baker
Viola McGinnis
Vincennes Street
Terry
Fortallan Embaney
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Peking
Cochrane Redmond
London
John Hedmond
House of Commons
Bourke Cock Fan
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