New York Aunt Rescues Abducted Missouri Boy Tale Probed
The Booneville boy dropped off a Katy flyer is linked to Aunt Lizzie in New York Lizzie Farris a 40 year old servant who once cared for him in Newark She and her daughter planned adoption after a Mexican journey with the boy Willard Farris The Missouri authorities hold the boy as Aunt Lizzie awaits word from kin while Kansas City Railroad official Finney offered to adopt if no relative appears.
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York
New York
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Lizzie
Willis Starus
Lizah
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Missouri
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Alexander Carstad
Mexico
Parris
Willard Farris
Carstads
Newark
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Tater
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Secret Court Session in Springfield Supreme Court
Officials at Springfield IMS held a session described as secret with orders to suppress information. Chief Justice Scott confirmed a case was under consideration and an order issued, but details were not disclosed citing obligations to the court. The defense argued the secrecy served the interest of justice.
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Springfield
Ims
Supreme Court of
Flower Battle Spiritle ss
Madrid dispatch describes a postponed wedding era event where rowers failed to cheer as King Alfonso and Queen Victoria did not attend due to bomb threat risks. The crowd showed disappointment amid lavish parades and decorated cars, leaving the spectacle spiritless and anticlimactic.
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Washington Post
Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
Death notices for Larcombe and Lehmann in Union Hill area
Mattie Larcombe wife of John F Larcombe died Thursday June 7 1900 at 57 am funeral Saturday from her residence 619 Eighth Street southwest relatives and friends invited Sophia Lehmann wife of Andrew Lehmann died Friday June 196 at 1155 am in her fifty third year funeral from St Joseph's Church Monday June 11 flowers kindly omitted Union Hill New Jersey notices copied</final>
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Andrew Lehmenn
EU Joseph's Church
Union Hill
Notices for Marmings Deaths in Major Papers
Classified notice indicates Marmings and death notices will appear concurrently at no extra charge in leading papers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Providence Journal Rochester Herald and others upon application.
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NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Dvuffalo Courier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pcia Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post Standard
Paul
Pioneer
FHESS
Binneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati
Enquizer
Georgian's Grim Feast at Birthday Dinner in Atlanta
The eccentric Georgia war governor's son Julius Brown hosted a somber fifty eighth birthday dinner for twelve guests including Guy Terrill. A black velvet tablecloth, Gothic cards, skulls by each plate, a white skull chandelier ornament, a monk statue on black pedestals, and candles for every course created a macabre ambiance as each course ended with a snuffed candle until all lights were out.
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Sheilal
Washington Post
Atlanta
Julius Brown
Georgia
Guy Terrill
Strikers Kill Two in Indiana Pa Mine Conflict
In Ernest near Indiana Pennsylvania a clash between state constabulary and striking coal miners left two dead and six wounded. A brass band led strikers from Anita mines toward Ernest when they met twelve state troopers. shots fired by a band member were followed by a volley from police, leaving eight injured and two dead. The Ernest mines belong to Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company amid a broader strike since April 1.
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Anita
Jefferson County
Punxsutawney
Buffalo, Rochester and Fittsburg Coal and Iron Company
Philadelpha
Jonn C Groome
Weather Forecast Sees unsettled conditions across regions
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions across the northern portion of the country and into the South Atlantic States. Interior temps fluctuate while the northern Rockies see rain Saturday and Sunday. Warmer in New England and the Middle Atlantic, with winds easing along coasts. Steamship movements noted with several arrivals and forecasts for European ports.
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Rocky Mountains
Yoxton
New England
Nor England
Middle Atlantic States
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Tres End
Gulf
Coast
Grand Banks
Goremykin to retire amid cabinet revolt in Russia
Incoming reports from Peterhof say Emperor Nicholas contemplates dismissing Prime Minister Goremykin as divisions within the cabinet grow. Advisors urge surrender to Parliament while Trepof loyalists resist concessions, with agrarian unrest spreading across twelve provinces and workers arming for possible uprisings.
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St Petersburg
Peterhof
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Goremykin
Gen Treport
M Kokovsoff
M Stichinsky
M Goremykin
Revels
M_Goremykin
M Stchinsky
M_ Belgrade
Gen Trepofs Chancellery
Moscow
Camarilla
M Gurke
Swindler Lyons Posed as Rich Man's Heir in New York
Special Sessions sentenced Eugene Lyons to one year in prison and a $250 fine for swindling firms by posing as a son of Henry Havemeyer and Hermann Oelrichs. Arrested May 17, he lived in luxury, then confessed to selling goods while posing as wealth. If the fine remains unpaid, he faces one day in jail for each dollar.
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Washington Post
New York
Eugéne Lyons
Henry Havemeyer
Hermann Oelrichs
McKeon
Young Lyons
Graveur
Lyons
Yons
Wes
Ecpria Johanneson
West Fortyfiret Street
Muenter Case Report Delivers No Indictment Yet
Special to The Washington Pot Cambridge Mass Jung reports the Middlesex County grand jury finished its session in the Muenter case. It is unclear if an indictment against Harvard German instructor Erich Muenter will be returned. District Attorney Sanderson had no comment. Cambridge police say New Orleans detectives cannot locate Muenter, though pamphlets in his handwriting have reached several Harvard professors.
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Washington Pot
Cambridge
Mass
Jung
Mary Muenter
Erich Muenter
Harvard
Sanderson
New Orleans
Muenter
Three Burned to Death in New Jersey Fire
In Newton New Jersey on June 8 a fire near Walpack Center killed Mrs Samuel Garrison aged 50, Mrs Jacob Emery aged 80, and Garrison’s daughter aged 12. Three men in the upper rooms escaped by jumping but the women suffocated in smoke and flames.
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New Jersey
Newton NJ
Walpack Center
N J
Samuel Garrison
Jacob Emery
Mob fatal attack ends suspect’s peril in Inverness
In Inverness last night a large mob of masked men fatally harmed Jim Davis alias Italian person long blamed for killing Mtr Russell and his Black servant at Felicia on Tuesday though soldiers from Brooksville were dispatched to protect him, they arrived too late.
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Jim Davis
Mtr Russell
Felicia
Inverness
Brooksville
Father fears abduction as search for May Roze continues
Special to The Washington from Fast New York reports detectives and volunteers search Port Richmond Blazen Island for May Roze who vanished last Sunday after leaving home bound for St George to visit a Brooklyn friend. Her father Johnston Rose fears she may be detained in Manhattan while she sought a better stenographer position.
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May Roze
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Blazen Island
St George
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Grel
Pome
Manhattan
Staten Island
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Man shoots wife and fires at stepdaughter in Fort Schuyler rage
Edmund Eschbach, 60, after wife Margaret Hschbord refused him entry to their Ferris lane farm, shot and fatally wounded her and fired at her daughter Lena Kern. He fought off three laborers and tried to cut his throat before arrest. He claimed he did not intend to kill and blamed the wife and her children. Kern described him as demented.
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Margaret Hschbord
Fort Schuyler
Long Island Sound
Edmund Eachboch
Lena Kem
Hschboch
Bachboch
Bachbach
Ferris Lane
Fort Schuyler Road
Eschbach
Hvethern
Charles Hern
Hved
Themschbach
Westchester
Walsh
Pope Receives Archbishop Farley in Private Audience
In Rome today Archbishop Farley of New York was received in a private audience by Pope Pius X. The pontiff listened with interest to the prelate's report on conditions in the New York archdiocese and expressed appreciation for the zeal and faith of the Roman Catholic clergy and laity in the city.
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Rome
Farley
York
Pius X
New York
Woman Defends Home Against Burglar in Southeast District
Mrs Huber chased a dressed black male intruder from her Thirteenth Street southeast home after catching him ransacking a room. She struck him several blows as he fled through a door and police search for the 23 year old suspect.
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J Charles F Huber
Thirteenth Street
Huber
Ivestigate
Fendy
Probing Woman's Death in Northwest Street Home
Mrs Berena Fauntleroy a sixty eight year old Black woman died at her home 2454 P street northwest at 4 o'clock yesterday morning in suspected circumstances. Police were notified and the morgue took charge. Charles Fauntleroy thirty five was arrested by Private Davia of the Seventh precinct and held for investigation. The police say she died from injuries suffered in a fight at her home in May. a physician was not summoned until late Thursday night and diagnosed acute gastritis. An inquest is set for this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Berena Fauntleroy
Charles Fauntleroy
Davia
Seventh Precinct
Fauntteroy
Troops Revolt at Odessa Suppressed in May Clash
Special cable dispatch from Gilessa reports a sapper battalion mutiny on May 27 in Odessa. Premier Goremykin's declaration to the Devma sparked the trouble. twenty-three sappers were shot and seven killed, while sixty-seven were arrested including two officers as other regiments moved to restore order.
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Taw
Washington Post
London
Gilessa
Goremykin
Devma
Kille
Roosevelt Children Defy Pullman Car Rules For Posey The Cat
Mise Ethel and Master Quentin Roosevelt along with siblings head to Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay for the summer. Posey the six toed White House cat nearly barred from the train before Secret Service arranged a pet car. The President plans to join the family after Congress adjourns.
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Quentin Rooseelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Sagathore Hill
Archie Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Jr
Harvard
Kermit
Groton School
Groton Mass
Posey
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Contell
Roosevelt
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