Contingent Fund Trial In Arizona Court
The case of Thomas F. Wilson of Tucson against Governor Murphy and ex-Auditor Vickers fills the Arizona district court before Chief Justice Kent. Wilson seeks treble damages for warrants drawn by Vickers for Murphy expenses alleged to be used privately. Ives represents the plaintiff with opposition from Baker Barnes and others. The trial features debates over warrants, the auditor’s actions, and questions of subpoena power and official versus private use of funds. The judge indicated openness to amendment and heard extensive testimony and argument.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Thomas F. Wilson
Tucson
Murphy
Vickers
Kent
T. F. Wilton
Ariropa
Sait
N. O. Murphy
Eugene 8. Ives
Yuma
Baker
Barnes
Eneral T. F. Wilson
Pinal County
Nicholls
x-Andttor Vickers
Atorney
Alnaworth
Ives
House of Representat
Executive Department
President cites Caribbean relief as hemispheric dominance
In Washington on May 22 the President and his advisors argue U S relief to Martinique and St Vincent proves U S domination of the western hemisphere. Congress appropriated 2000 for relief and supplies were ordered to St Vincent with France and Britain notified of the action.
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Washington, D. C
Western Hemisphere
United States
Caribbean Sea
France
Great Britain
Cnrress
Martinique
St. Vincent
State Department
Cuba
Ear grown from beef extract in Levelland accident
Jacob Jaison survived a peculiar injury after sleeping on a Lake Shore Bridge abutment bed. Both left arm bones broken and neck shoulder injuries. An ear was grown on his head using beef extract and topical feeding after grafts failed.
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Levelland
Jacob Ja
Lake Shore
Huron Street Hospital Physios
Ear Revival Leads Jacobson to Farm Work in Chaplin Falls
The report details an experimental treatment on an ear with poor circulation. After applying the extract, the ear regained life and a natural appearance. Jacobson recovered and has since gone to Chaplin Falls to work on a farm.
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Jcobson
Chaplin Falls
Peace Negotiations at Pretoria Signal Hopeful Outlook
London reports the mood favoring peace as talks proceed between Lord Milner Lord Kitchener and Boer delegates in Pretoria. By 2 PM officials had not disclosed the negotiation basis for a peace declaration, and conferences continue with no further details from the war office.
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London
Lord Milner
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
War Office
Mr Roosevelt to Tour Midwest in Fall Speeches
Reported plan for Theodore Roosevelt to visit Indiana Illinois and Michigan this fall for a series of speeches. The itinerary aims to mobilize supporters and promote policy priorities after his recent political setbacks.
OF SLAVERY DAYS Brother and Sister Became Man and Wife
In a historic twist from the slavery era, two siblings who endured separation and harsh conditions later married, discovering their kinship only after forming a life together as husband and wife. The revelation reshaped their bond and reflects on the era’s complicated social norms.
Not On The Stump Seven Children the Same
The president discusses a trip through Indiana Illinois and Michigan planned for late September or early October. He says it will not be a stumping tour but may have political significance while adhering to nonpartisan speech norms. He will speak in Detroit at the Spanish War veterans reunion and at the Illinois State fair.
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Washington, D. C
Indiana
Ilinois
Michivi
Detroit
Illinois
Hoar Reported to Join Supreme Court Bench
Boston May 22 A report in professional circles says President offers Samuel Hoar of Concord Massachusetts the seat on the United States Supreme Court now held by Justice Horace Gray who is ill and past retirement age Hoar is a nephew of Senator Hoar son of the late E Rockwood Hoar former U S Attorney General and general attorney of the Boston and Maine railroad
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Boston
Mass
Samuel Hoar
Concord
United States Supreme Bench
Horace Gray
Hoar
Gray
Senator Hoar
E. Rockwood Hoar
United States
Boston and Maine Railroad
French Visitors Greeted at White House Monument Event
The remaining French delegation to Rochambeau monument unveiling arrived from Annapolis. Troop G of the Second Cavalry escorted them to the White House where Count Rochambeau Ambassador Cambon and Madam Cambon were greeted by President and Mrs. Roosevelt in the East Room at 10 30 A M.
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Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Second Cavalry
White House
Count Rochambeau
Cambon
Madam Cambon
Roosevelt
Topeka Arrives to Protect American Interests in Haiti
The United States steamship Topeka arrived from Port Royal to safeguard American interests. The warship's presence improves conditions as the northern army under General Firmin halts at Arcahie, two days march from Port au Prince. Firmin reportedly says he will not advance into Port au Prince with his troops.
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Port AU Prince
Hayti
Topeka
Port Royal
South Carolina
Firmin
Arcahie
Striking Coal Talks Update Amid Wage Demands
Wilkesbarre action remains undisclosed after United Mine Workers executive committee meeting. President Mitchell confirms Michigan district agreed to call national convention. Pennsylvania strike prompts higher coal prices with anthracite at 8.50 and bituminous at 4.50 per ton, a rare peak since 1871.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers’ Union
Mitchell
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Frеnch President Loubet Arrives in Saint Petersburg
May 22 Petersburg greeted President Loubet with an enthusiastic popular reception as he arrived from Tsarskoe-Selo. The railroad station and city were decorated, crowds waved tri colored flags, and Franco Russian alliance souvenirs were evident. The mayor welcomed him at the station.
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Petersburg
Loubet
Tsarskoe-Selo
St. Petersburg
Metal and Money Market
New York markets report Mexican dollars at 41 and a half cents per peso silver at 51 and a half cents a troy ounce copper prices firm around 12 3/4 to 12 5/8 cents per pound with limited trading activity across metals markets for the day.
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New York
Grant's Dismissal Sparks Texas Political Firestorm
A dispatch from Sherman Texas reports former U S marshal John Grant’s firing by President Roosevelt over alleged $2000 bank depository influence. Grant denies the charge defending private motives and accuses political motivations, praising Hanna foe Henry C Payne and predicting a tough 1904 battle.
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South
John Grant
United States
Texas
Roosevelt
American National Bank
Beaumont
People of
Grant
New Scheme Aims to Keep Rooms Cool in Heat Wave
Washington May 22 The Weather Bureau chief Prof Willis J Moore says a gravity air cooling drying and purifying machine could keep living rooms at 70 to 72 degrees in hot weather. He filed a patent claim noting low cost and automatic operation for homes hospitals and hotels with a portable design and evaporation based cooling.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Moore
Prof. Moore
Negro Dudley Morgan Burned at Stake in Lansing Texas
At noon today a Black man named Dudley Morgan accused of assaulting the wife of Section Foreman McKay in Lansing Texas was burned at the stake. Telegraph reports say he was captured by locals prior to the act.
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Dallas
Tex
Dudley Morgan
McKay
Lansing
Texas
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