Police Jottings and The Abbott Burglaries
A chaotic report details a burglary at Mr C E Abbott’s residence on Harrison Street. Various items including gloves and a watch were stolen. The piece then riffs on a suspect hotel thief, mentions Chief Gott and Ex-deputy Sparks, and cites court actions and arrests linked to a broader city crime wave.
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Heneet Peenie
Abbott
Hawkshaws
Paliew Department
Wright
Weil
Gott
Kansas City
Heyes Anys
United States
Balkan crisis widens as Turkey pressures Bulgaria
London dispatches report Balkan tensions with Turkey appearing to yield to Bulgarian terms while negotiations with the great powers aim to avert war. Sofia correspondents note massacres and plunder in occupied villages. 16,000 refugees in Burgas suffer extreme destitution.
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Turkey
Sten
Council of Ministers
Yilna Kionic
Daily Mail
Canstant
Bulgaria
Sofia
Daily ‘Telegraph
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Constantinarte
A. Motustir
Ghropidis
Oder
Xene
Times
Count Lamsdorf
Forelal
Count von Buelow
Chancello
Pulgeris
Contaurs
Bintle
Alaska Boundary Argument Draws Canadian and American Lines
London observers report Attorney General Finlay closing Canada’s case at La Morning’s session with Justice Alverstone and co counsel. He argues Canada seeks a barrier between Dominion and ocean while territory matters less if inlets and shores remain inside United States bounds. David T. Wetton for the American side opens, citing the 1626 map embraced in treaty context and noting no prior protest from Britain or Canada about the boundary.
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London
Finlay c
Behail
Canada
Alverstone
Root
Lodge
United States
David T. Wetton
Pittsburh
Pot
Ersten
Alaska
Great Britain
Buried in Paris J Ferriere and wife mourned together
The bodies of J Ferriere of the Associated Press Parté office and his wife were laid to rest at Bagneux cemetery near Paris. Officials including Rex and Dr Thurber presided as many friends attended. Relatives were not located. The piece notes church activities at First Presbyterian, including Bible study classes led by Mrs Menninger and Mrs Counvirtaine, with sessions beginning and a congregational meeting planned.
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Paris
J. Ferriere
Associated Press
Bagneux
Rex
Thurber
Mra Ferriere
First Presbyterian Church
Eersteef
Menninger
Counvirtaine
Ninth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Bankers' Association begins
Bankers from across Pennsylvania and from New York and Cincinnati attend the ninth annual Pennsylvania Bankers Association convention. Philadelphia hosts tomorrow's session with the benkho g department ofennsy events.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
New
Topeka gas franchise struggle parallels St Paul terms
Topeka debates enforcing a dollar gas ordinance as the Excelsior Coke & Gas franchise nears June 7 1910 while Saint Paul Minnesota faces a new franchise with staged rate increases. The Topeka report questions master findings and contemplates court action and city control over gas quality and pricing.
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Topeka
Excelsior Coke & Gas Company
Wid
United States
W Dors
Comnpany Oowel
Ees
Supreme Court
St. Paul
Minn
St Paul
St. Anthony Park
Paul Glabe
Renayatal Ammittee
Wratentive Ts Miuricioa
Plata
Commaltten
Rae
Parry Seeks Answers in Death of Collins in Indiana
David M. Parry of Indiana said in discussing the killing of We Callan that he suspects a preconcerted plan to intrude nonunion workers. He planned to return to Indianapolis on Thursday to seek those responsible for Collins's death. The report notes Parry’s intent to press for accountability.
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Boston
David M. Parry
Indiana
We Callan
Parry
Indianapole
Collins
Fusion winds threaten Low renomination for New York mayor
William Travers Jerome, New York district attorney, passes Fulton letters to Citizens Union president discussing fusion plans for mayor. Letters reveal opposition to Seth Low from Tamany and antimachine Republicans, with Fulton urging strategic backing of Cutting or other fusion candidates to derail Low. Jerome cites confidential material and hints at broader political maneuvering to shape the 1901 election landscape.
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Lakeville
Conn
Willliam Travers Jerome
New York
R. Fulton Cutting
Citizens’ Union of New York
Mir Jenne
Thomas A. Fulton
Fulton
Lee
Clilgens Union
Seth Low
Low
Lew
Fuston
Tammany
Lowe
Citizens’ Union
Tam Sel
Fitton
Inez
Jerome
Tenwr
Nadel
Pulton
Mark
Cutting
Ecoantry
Mr. Cutting
Con
Dog as chattel sparks Alaska court appeal in San Francisco
The United Show to decide if a mate claim can be treated as chattel, with P C Burkus of Kato Alaska appealing a U S District Judge Wickerthan ruling in favor of an Alaskan justice of the peace. The disputed decision concerns property status and jurisdiction.
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San Francisco
United Show
P. C. Burkus
Kato
Part
Alaska
U. S
Jadee Wickerthan
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