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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1907

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Butler Arrest Dampens Hopes in Dover Boy Case

Delaware investigators say they have the right man in the Horace Marvin Jr murder case. Frank H Butler, a deckhand on the John P Wilson, was arrested early this morning after a two hour interview with detectives. He was arraigned and committed to Dover jail without bail. Witnesses allege a missing child case may have ended in death. authorities pursue further evidence to secure a confession.

Washington Dover Del James Hawkins Delaware Frank J. Love New Jersey Frank H. Butler Butler Horace N. Marvin, Jr Joan P. Wilson Philadelphia Love Bauer Marvin Richards Hastings Mr. Richards Hawkins Edwin F. Wood Horace N. Marvin John P. Wilson Dover and Philadelphia Navigation Company Ciid Kitts Hammock Lore Kent County Grand Jury Woodruff Johns Wilson Arch Street Wharf Lebanon Marvin Boy Bowers Beach Jeney Creek Ssutler Bia Justice of the Peace Marvin Farm Pinkerton Grand Jury

Tiltman speech in Carnegie Music Hall stirs crowd

In Pittsburgh on April 24, Senator Tilman of South Carolina spoke on race at the Park Avenue Athletic Club. Police and detectives guarded the venue after several incidents. The audience of about 700, largely white, voted against the proposition of negro equality. one man interrupted, revealing European origins.

Pittsburg Carnegie Music Hall Benjamin Tilman South Carolina Park Avenue Allegheny) Athletic Club Music Hall South Tiltman Tillman Tilman Europe America

Pennsylvania Legislature Increases Pay to 1526 a Year

Harrisburg April 24 The Pennsylvania House approved by 105 to 87 a bill raising lawmakers pay to 1526 annually for each biennial session The measure now goes to Governor Stuarts desk where approval is anticipated The current pay stands at 1500 and cheers erupted as the final passage was announced

Washington Harrisburg House of Representatives Senate Pennsylvania Gay Stuart

Troops to Stay in Cuba with New American Posts

The United States plans military posts on Guantanamo and Bahia Honda after occupation ends. General Barry surveys sites, aides assess quarters, and the goal is to keep peace while a republic is reestablished. Withdrawal dates target early 1909 if stability holds.

Barry Bahia Honda Republic Washington

Double Murder Charged in Veiled Woman Case at Fairfield House

In Washington society circles a veiled woman in black allegedly attacked Special Officer H. J. Dyer during an attempt to enter Mrs. Walter Fairfield’s home at 1713 De Sales street. Dyer, who was patrolling after midnight, sustained a scalp injury and suspects lawbreaking by a mysterious assailant. Mrs. Fairfield reports anonymous letters and threatening calls, while a Boston millionaire James C. Barr reportedly offered a reward for catching the intruder, though Dyer denies official employment by her. The incident sparks social and diplomatic speculation as police review the matter.

Fairfield Dyer H. J. Dyer Walter Fairfield de Sales Street Mrs. Fairfield Sam Marie Velied Sergi Williams Third Precinct M Street James C. Barr Boston Metropolitan Club Rolls Washington Sloan's Juliett Ayers Ham Ayers

Sign Treaty Of Peace Arrives In Mexico With Bonilla

Report from Amandla and Tegucigalpa describes a peace treaty signed last night at Amapala representing Honduras and Nicaragua. Estrada named chief of combined Honduran Nicraguan forces. 800 to 600 troops marching from Tegucigalpa to support operations. Manuel Bonilla arrives in Honduras and declares government strength. Salvadoran terms accepted but reparations demand rejected.

Nicaragua Amapala Salvador Zelaya Honduras Rosea Estrada Puerto Cortez Ateamer Mobile Tegucigalpa Génerre Santa Barbera Santa ‘Rosa Ocotepe San. Pédro Puerto Corte Coatzacealcos Mexio Manuel Bontie Tere Sofia Aouth Bonilla Anit Cruz Mexico I. Banilles State Department Amandla Doyle TC. S. Charger Cirease Ag A.mn ANG

Girl's Double Crime No Witnesses To Tragedy

Fragmentary OCR tells of a crime involving an intended bride. Victim prostrated in an office, with references to a suspect and blood at the scene. Early text suggests a tragic event with a spouse or fiancé, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.

Unclear fragment notes incident and items found

Fragmentary text mentions friends, Pattie Bat, a jousting game, trouble, a truck, brass knuckles, and a vendor. Details are indeterminate and not clearly connected to a single event or date.

Off to Jamestown Yacht Right of Way at Opening Day

Mayflower with White House party to start at 2 30 or clock. Naval vessels and private craft carrying officials and guests will form a continuous procession down the river to attend the opening of the Jamestown Exposition. The President's yacht Mayflower leads the flotilla escorted by gun boats and a revenue cutter.

White House Congressional Old Point ‘Comfort Norfolk Washington Norfolk and Washington Hampton Road Ovenker Cannon House Mies Cannon Sherman New Yorks E. MC Hillie Mim Kine Pemusyi- Yanda Joseph Howell Utah J. Im Miler Kanna Alexander_ McDowell

Dogs as heirs in Indiana will a curios trust

In Indianapolis on April 24, a will offered for probate directs executor Willis K. Gore of Chisago to invest $20,000 in interest-bearing bonds and pay the interest for 21 years to a dog named BHI. The same document provides a yearly $300 for dog food and $200 after King the horse retires, with $3,000 to Gore for carrying out the trusts.

Indianapolia Ind George C. Watt Chicago Watts Willis K. Gore Chisago Gorete

Watchman Shooting at Rats Hits Boy in New York

New York report says watchman Klegaia fired at 2000 rats to protect his room and factory in a building on Boat Wighty-eighth street. A bullet from his rifle passed through a fence and struck eleven-year-old Frederick Gallagher in the elbow while he and companions played in a vacant lot behind the factory. The watchman was freed from arrest on a plea of accidental shooting.

Bysctal Washington Post New York Klégala Boat Wighty-eighth Street Fredk-Gallagher Albow Klegaia

Bonds in Bond Theft Case Still Missing From Trust

The president of Victimized Trust Company of America said ninety bonds valued at $63,000 remain unreturned. Brokers holding the bonds refuse to surrender without immunity, while the loss now exceeds $140,000 and a market value over $200,000. W. C. Douglass and Oliver M. Dennett are jailed for trial.

Victimized Trust Handa Washington Post New York Peradohs Trust Company of Ameries Douglass-Dennett William F. Sheehan W. C. Douglass Band ¢Leri Oliver M. Dennett Trust’ Company Oakleigh Thorne Thorne Lkely Tola Douglass Dennett West Side Walsh

John Mitchell to Undergo Operation Early Next Week

Chicago April 24 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America is hospitalized at the home of Frank Schell and will undergo surgery early next week. Doctors report the illness stems from a longstanding kidney and cold related problem but not serious. Mitchell arrived in Chicago en route to Washington and shows improvement under care.

Chicago John, Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Frank Schell Washington Michell

Protests by Labor Jaxon Stormy Career in Exile

Milwaukee and Chicago labor leaders condemn President Roosevelt over the Moy­er Haywood letter. An escaped rebel leader Honore Jaxon is described as having dodged death for treason, crossing into the United States after the Batoche battle. Chicago leaders denounce the President while planning nationwide demonstrations and fund-raising to defend accused miners.

Washington Post Milwaukee Wis Roosevelt Moyer-Haywood Alsd Jaxon James Sheehan Federated Trades Council American Federation of Labor Chicago Honore Jaxon Cook County Moyer and Haywood Edward N. ‘Nockels R. A. Shields The Brotherhood of Electrical Workers John C. Harding Moyem Northwest Territory Jaxson Regina Canadian Northwest Pat ‘Riel Middleton Batoche Upper Fort Garry United States Gabriel Dumont Foundmaker Big Besar Almighty Voice Rock Nile Manitoba Stony Mountain Laula Reis Debs Haywood Moyer Theodore Roosevelt

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