Indignation as U S Marshal march elderly woman to jail in Jersey City
A 70 year old woman held on counterfeiting charges was paraded in handcuffs through Jersey City under U S Marshal Burns. Spectators protested, shouting for the removal of the marshal while a crowd mobbed the route to Hudson county jail and the marshal hurried prisoners into the commissioner’s office.
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New York
Spectacus Gray
Bent W
Jersey City
United States
Clemente
Pris
J. Montaldo
Aime
Eph Romano
Vito Cardosero
United States Uissioner
Rowe
Sextet Board
Marshal Burns
Ommistoner
Fire at St. Luke's Hospital in Panig
Fire at St. Luke's Hospital in Panig began at 8 p.m. and spread rapidly through the brick building, once the Woodruff House. Panic among patients grew as rescuers fought to remove everyone, with rumors that four patients were saved.
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Cago
St. Luke's Society
Woodruff House
Chinese Girl Sold in Chicago for 560 Dollars
Federal officials investigate the betrothal of Chin Lee a 17 year old Chinese girl in Chicago to Yee Hing a Cleveland tea importer. The bidder paid 560 dollars and the intermediary reputedly earned more. Chin Lee unaware of engagement and under guardian Hip Lung.
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Chicago
Chin Lee
Yee Hing
Cleveland
Jake
Hip Lung
Long Ride to Gate Arizona Horse Thief Arrested
Sheriff Thompson and Marshal Wickline with Sheriff Stout of Phoenix captured Grant Watson at Durango on Saturday night for stealing three horses near Phoenix on May 14. Watson traveled with Henry Watson and Will Scott. Scott may be in Farmington New Mexico. Watson had a horse and saddle he had traded for the stolen animal.
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Durango
Col
Sheriff Thompson
Marshal Wickline
3. S. Stout
Phoenix
Arizona
Grant Watson
Watson
Henry Watson
Will Scott
Sheriff Stout
Scott
Farmington
Fire at Saratoga Causes Fatalities and Loss
A morning fire in Saratoga New York killed one person and fatally injured another, with two severely hurt and a missing bystander reported. The blaze destroyed the Saratoga Theater post office telegraph offices and the Daily Saratogian, totaling about $300000 in losses despite calm winds.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Saratoga Theater
Saratogian
Decision Favors Vickers in Arizona Auditor Case
Judge Kent ruled for Vickers in a suit by T F Wilson of Tucson claiming unauthorized warrants drawn against treasury funds. The decision found no proof the warrants were for private use or against public funds and upheld the auditor's authority.
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Hoenix
Ariz
Thomas F. Wilson
Territorial
Vickers
Bendsmen
T. F. Wiof
Tucson
Territory
Nefort
Murphy
Udge Kent
Fale
Kent
Desperate Prisoners Escape Oregon Penitentiary
Two prisoners Harry Tracy and David Merrill escaped from Oregon State Penitentiary after killing guards Ferrell Jones Tiffany and Ingram. A posse of forty pursued them, with the men believed armed and near between Salem and the reform school.
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Oregon Penitentiary
Salem
Ore
Harry Tracy
David Merrill
Penitnenary
Tracy
Ferrell
Ingram
Merrill
Jones
Tiffany
Reform School
Frinds
Portland
Texas cattle for the Boers shipment from Pensacola
A Texas deal aims to restock South Africa with 60 head of high grade cattle from Maude and Carrow. The plan envisions 10,000 head per shipment, debarking at Natal and sailing to Galveston, with a full line of steamers and TB inoculation per British rules.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Southwest
Pensacola
Florida
Maude & Carrow
South Africa
Walter de
Maude
67Th Highlanders
Moon Ranch
Texas Panhandle
Richard Carrow
Windhorst
Clay County
Messrs. Maude and
Carrow
Natal
Galveston
Women assault mine boss in Freeland strike turmoil
On June 9 800 strikers gathered at Ebervale and about 1000 at Jeddo to intercept non union traction cars to north side collieries. Sheriff Jacobs and deputies persuaded the crowd to return home. Mine pumps may run dry as companies lack pump runners. President Mitchell travels to New York to confer with US Labor Commissioner Wright over the strike on Roosevelt's behalf.
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Hazelton
Kupdlick
Cox Bros
Freeland
Ebervale
Jeddo
North Side
Jacobs
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
New York
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Wright
Prsident Roosevelt
Wife Missing Sixteen Times In Three Years
In Philadelphia on June 9, Hannah May Garthmeier, 24, again disappears from home for the sixteenth time in three years. Her husband, Joe Garthmeier, locates her each time, sometimes in a hospital or working as a cook. Police assist in the search as the couple has two young children and their home life is described as happy aside from these disappearances.
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Phladelphia
Hannah May Garthmelier
Sherlock Holmes
Garthmeier
Joe
Garthmeiers
Brodie to Speak on July Fourth in Bisbee
Phoenix dispatch states Governor elect Brodie will deliver his first public address in Bisbee on July Fourth. He takes office July 1 and is expected to declare his policy in the Bisbee speech attracting attention.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Brodie
Bisbee
New Major Generals And a Surgeon General
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming Brigadier Generals John C. Bates and George W. Davis as major generals and Colonel William M. Forwood as surgeon general for four years with brigadier general rank.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
John C. Bates
George W. Davis
William M. Forwood
A Senator Dined With the Noted Lobbyist
A senator met a prominent lobbyist at a formal event and reportedly entered an incorrect residence afterward, prompting curiosity about the evening's events and the resulting confusion.
Senator's mistaken entry ends with scuffle at Crozier home
In Washington on a Saturday night a prominent Senator mistook Brigadier General William Crozier's residence for his own and resisted ejectment. Neighbors alerted by a widow, Special Officer Bode and Bicycle Officer Bode intervened as the intruder, a friend of Colonel Nathaniel McKay, was convinced he was at the correct address.
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Washington, D. C
Gneral William Crozier
K Street
Nataniel McKay
John Sherman
General Crozier
Mary
Annie Hunt
Ordnance
Bode
Picnic Party Drowned In the Ohio Canal
A late night row boat accident on the Ohio and Erie canal killed Howard Fawcett a traveling salesman and Minnie Buckart while six others were rescued. In Columbus a strong wind and thunderstorm caused two deaths and injuries with property damage.
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Ohio Canal
Ohio
Chilliotte
Ohio and Erie Canal
Howard Fawcett
Minnie Buckart
Murdered in her honeymoon tragedy shocks Austin and Washington
A June evening murder in Austin leaves a 14 year old bride Mrs J F Waxler and husband J F Waxler dead with brutal wounds and a note hints at a joint death. In Washington Senator Culberson sparks a War Department paper dispute angering President Roosevelt and Secretary Root as officials trace how documents reached the Senate.
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Austin Tex
Giles Burdett
Nineteenth Street
East Avenue
J. F. Waxler
Washington, D. C
Culberson
Senate
Weir
Fourth Cavalry
Arnold
Edwards
H. W. West
Rosevelt
Texas
Roosevelt
Root
Lodge
War Department
Corbin
Beveridge
Miles
General Miles
Washington
Manila
Adjutant General
Army Headquarters
Judge Advocate General
Secretary of War
Davis
Parker West
Presidential party to visit West Point centennial
The President will leave tomorrow night for West Point to attend the centennial exercises. He will be accompanied by Secretaries Root Moody Cortelyou Postmaster General Payne General S B M Young General Wood Dr Udie a stenographer and two messengers.
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Washington, PD. C
West Point
Root
Moody
Cortelyou
Payne
B. M. Young
Wood
Udie
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