Woman Imprisoned on Murder Charge Cleared After Five Years
Mary Ehorer, arrested at Braddstoen on a murder charge, was discharged after five years with no one appearing against her. Bank official indictments and federal grand jury notes reported. Explosion in St Petersburg killed six as the torpedo hull exploded yesterday.
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Sprineiell, UL
Bey
Mary Ehorer
Braddstoen
Heveham
Cwiti
Weabhloy
St. Petersburg
Queen Lil Enroute Passes Through Chicago in Royal Tour
May 17 in West Chicago reports former majesty Liluokalent of the Mawation Islands traveling through Chicago en route to Las Prageises, then Humduls, with a party including W. Wilcox, Hamilton Emg rah, Dr. Wishington, and others. she plans to return to the United States by December while the exact destinations and companions are noted with ceremonial detail.
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Chicago
Liluokalent
Mawation Islands
Las Prageises
Northwesters
Humduls
Reber
W. Wilcox
Hoesiorgity
Tiiuokolent
Claeles Hamilton
Faint Hope on Panama Path Amid Caribbean Turmoil
Tingston Jamaica May 17 Advices say the British steamer Tuzien from Colombia carried fascimeents near Panama three days march away. Rebels raided Colombian ports, were driven off and arrested. government unable to hold them, they were expelled abroad. A ship from Cairn arrived Monday with reports of unrest and restricted streets. The currency note rate of 23 percent fuels merchant discontent as maritime control falters.
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Tingston
Jamaica
Tuzien
Sty
Colombia
Panama
Colum
Juntutea
Bea Cwaretti
Cairn
Mart
Cuptein Myin
Drawback rules for syrup refined from imported sugar
Assistant Secretary Spaulding clarifies a pending department instruction from October 12 198x on drawback eligibility for syrup produced from imported raw sugar at tank refineries. The guidance sets drawback rates at 98 percent of value and 3 percent of net value in the refinery process with adjustments for centrifugal separation. The new instructions become effective May 15.
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Washington
Syrum
Mevnet Vale
Condtios
Decline to Receive Boar Envoys
Washington may 17 the commissioners of the district declined to receive an invitation for deer envoys. Commissioner Mie Purland and the president of Liebuerd stated that official reception would be improper on their part.
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Washington
Cojemite Te 'Isy
Tale
Mie Purland
Liebuerd
Saat
Texas Republican factions choose Tennessee venue for convention
A Texan Republican gathering in Nashville, Tennessee, on May 27 planned the party unity and nominated J. T. Hit Hoketun for congress. Delegates from Browflow and Brans factions convened to map a campaign and select supporters for the forthcoming race.
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Texsesaee
Nashville
Tenn
J. T
Congress
Tetley
Brans
Aumither
DROWNED IN APRIL AND PROTESTS AT CANAL ACTION
A scrambled article reports the drowning of Wietnrch Dae mae Deran Delle arriving yesterday morning with the body of Ih V. Van Buren of Ji have JoinUy aidrtmeed a protest to their canal against certain parts of the income rents. The protest is sent to French at Toki for submission to the SComEs. The piece also mentions Morgan Mining in Korea planning to Bant for a bath cure and notes a captain of the steamer Cecil reported short handed off Chips with two crew ashore. A J. L. Cand steamer was fined $100 for carrying Japanese between Active Pass and Steveston while uncertified as a pilot.
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Wietnrch Dae Mae Deran
Ih V
Morgan Korsaw
Korea
Orate Schuoner
Cecil Tx
Willapaise
J. 1. Cand
Mitine Tor
Active Pass
Steveston
Army officers fear longer Philippines stay and bigger draft
A Washington dispatch to the Tribune notes Army leaders worry over the policy to permanently raise the enlisted strength at the current session. Reductions in the Philippines are impractical before November, with 31,000 volunteers and regulars on duty abroad to be discharged by July next year. To bring home troops from the Philippines and U.S. duties would require months of transport, risking setbacks if reductions occur now. Officers urge a summer settlement to the debated permanent increase before Congress adjourns.
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New York
The
Tribune Frei Washington
Army
Ganger
War Department
Philippines
United States
Walarté
Tulied States
Barto Rico
Atekm
Hawaii
Gecaré
Montreal and Port Colborne Elevator Plans Reported
Dispatches from Montreal say the harbor board approved Connors syndicate plans for a 100000 bushel elevator at Montreal with a 200000 bushel storehouse. The project aims to finish by August, including elevators at Montreal and Port Colborne. The Canadian Inland Transportation Co is the operator, with three boats daily and a 34000 bushel intake goal.
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New York
Rredues Exchange
Montreal
Connors Syndiate
Connors
Canadian Inland Transportation Company
Ihe
Montroul
Port Colborne
Steltness
Carey
Smuluth
Sabouit
Duluth
Gays
Husinesa
Hutnio
Frecans
Rained 35 Hours Record Continues
A damaged clipping notes extended rainfall totaling 35 hours. The piece mentions ongoing record rainfall for the region with no clear location or date.
Roosevelt orders ice trust probe after talks with Tests
Governor Roosevelt says he directed Attorney General Tests to begin an immediate investigation into the ice monopoly. He promises to pursue any lawful remedy to protect the people from oppression by trusts and notes Augustus Van Wyck supported anti trust aims. He will remain silent until the inquiry is completed.
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Roosevelt
New York
Augustus van Wyck
Ice Trast
Many Injured in Clash at Four Oaks Between Drunken Negroes and Whites
A mob clash in Four Oaks near Charlotte leaves eighteen to twenty hurt among whites and blacks. Police officer Lamieriia badly injured as armed railroad hands and timber workers confront white merchants, prompting a defense by town workers. Several wounded on both sides, with threats to return.
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Four Oaks
Charlotte
Lamieriia
Neem Railroad
Httie
Jobo Sanderiin
Radhead
Five Hundred Idle at Negaunee Iron Mine Threatened
In Negaunee Michigan five hundred workers fall ill as a major cave-in threat looms at the iron mine. Water ingress into lower workings has halted pumping and risks a calamitous collapse with potential losses estimated between one hundred thousand and two hundred thousand dollars. The situation endangers the mine and its workers.
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Negaunee
Mich
DeWitts
For Sale and Proposals Notice From Topeka and Area
Local notices offer property for sale in southwest Topeka with seven rooms and multiple features, plus a separate call for bids on sidewalk construction and city improvements. Proposals due May 22 with bonds and city payment in sidewalk scrip, subject to mayoral approval and council rights to reject bids.
Topeka Council Adopts Street Widening Plan on Slee Street
City of Topeka council declares it necessary for public good to widen Slee Street from Sith Avenue to Ninth Street by thirty feet. Resolution certifies the action and directs the public works to proceed with the project.
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Capelens
Ettof
Topeka
Murid
Sith
Yi Hon
Fifth Street Night Club Concession Granted in Topeka
A draft ordinance grants Commercial Club limited privileges on Fifth Street in Topeka for a street fair and sales at a rial site along Monroe and Quincy streets. The measure outlines hours from sunset to midnight with restricted wares and no political or demonstrative display. Officials note consent from property owners and occupants, with the ordinance set to take effect upon publication.
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Bet Ee Od
Quincy Street
Quincy
Seror
Leaked proposals open until May for Topeka bids
Bids for work in Topeka are to be entered within three days of award with a 7 percent mass. The mayor and council reserve the right to reject any or all bids. First published in the State Journal in May.
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Topeka State Journal
Thia
At & Ocinck P
Te Council
Eand Foundation
Topeka
State
Oelock P
Sew
Muarseies
May St. Xe
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Shawnee County
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