Rout of Korean Rebels Reported Across Provinces
The steamer Tartar reports Korean uprising with heavy Japanese action at Hongju where a rebel stronghold fell after city gates were blown. Miy leaders killed and many rebels fled south to Kangkyong. Sporadic outbreaks touched several northern and southern provinces as Japanese reinforcements arrived and engaged rebels along the Yalu.
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Giant from Moscow Arrives as Inquiry Clears Mission
Special to The Washington Post reports a Russian giant measured at 9 feet 3.1 inches arriving at Birg Island OMiclls amid a commissary briefing by Harry Balfe. Oscar Hammerstein and Wachnow were summoned. executives discuss packing for New York with Balfe arranging provisions and a quick clearance after a Board of Inquiry.
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SURRENDER OF MACARO SAKAY ENDS LADRONISM IN MANILA
Manila June 17 The surrender of Macaro Sakay self styled president and Francis Carson vice president of the Filipino republic ends the ladrone movement in this section Sakay once led ladronism in Luzon and proclaimed himself supreme head of the republic He fled to the provinces years ago and conducted robbery and depredation battles with the constabulary were fought and he was twice reported killed before surrendering.
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May Bring Dead to Life From Thirteen Hearts?
Dr B Merritt Ricketts reported at the AMA meeting that heart compression after death has revived life in some cases. He cited a child in Old Brighton and described experiments in animals, noting variable success rates and the need for prompt, skilled care. He urged laws on experiments and potential commutations for prisoners willing to be subjects.
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Labor Bank in Trouble in Chicago Banking Case
The Union Labor Bank operating as Commonwealth Trust and Savings Bank may close after state bank examiner McCullough served notice on president George E. Dreblow. The bank lacks proper state compliance, capital paid in, and failed to open books to the state auditor as required by new banking laws. Dreblow to Springfield for talks with Attorney General Stead amid possible closure.
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Cardinal Confirms Class at St Marys Church
Washington reat Hagerstown Md June 17 Cardinal Gibbons todave affirmed a class of six to eight in St Marys Catholic Church thirty one boys pledging themselves to abstain from intoxicating figuers until they are twenty one The cardinal held a public reception at the rectory and was greeted by over 160 persons He returned to Baltimore tonight Special to The Washington Pow Hagerstown Md June 17 Company B First Maryland Regiment with over 100 citizens traveled from Hagerstown to Shepherdstown W Va by special train to hold memorial services at the grave of Private William Turner the only member of Company EB to die in the Spanish American war.
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Baltimore Herald Suspended and Fire Raze Town
June 1 issue announced the paper suspends its publication as the plant is sold to the Baltimore News and the Baltimore American. June 17 early morning fires gut a five story building and destroy a large livery and undertaker’s, burning fifty horses to death.
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Prominent Newbern Official Found Dead in Woods
The body of C T Watson, 55, a wealthy Newbern alderman and former mayoral candidate, was found in woods near the city. Coroner's jury rules death by apoplexy superinduced by excitement. two Black suspects were arrested and later released. Watson leaves a wife and two children. police investigate motive and manner of death.
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Woman shoots self at birthday party. husband grazed
Mrs Annie Busser suddenly drew a revolver at a Duquesne birthday gathering and fired three times. She collapsed after the shots blew into her abdomen, grazing her husband William Busser in the head as he rushed to aid her. Hospital reports say she remains unconscious and dying, with the husband unsure why she acted.
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Five Die in Handcar Collision on Tennessee Rail Line
Cleveland Tenn June 17 five men including Womack were killed when a handcar they rode was struck by a freight train on the new Tennessee branch of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Only scant details available.
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Revolution Threat in Guatemala Impacts Pan American Rail
June 17 from Mexico City reports Chief Engineer Miller leading Pan American Railway construction toward the Guatemalan border. He believes the Guatemala revolution may briefly cut labor supply and expects the line to reach San Benito, then Tapachala port, by next July. Guatemala City sees Leon Castillo’s bid to seize San Jose with Empira City aid as doomed. San Jose’s fortifications likely repel the ship. Rebels remain confident of a rapid push on Guatemala City, vowing to besiege it if needed.
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Evidence of Her Torture in Fatal Case at Parkston
Sioux City dispatch reports Agnes Poirers a sixteen year old servant of Mrs Moses Kaufmann a Sioux Falls brewer’s wife was killed and Mrs Kaufmann is charged with manslaughter New evidence reveals extensive abuse including blood stained garments and wounds from multiple cuts The body was exhumed twice a medical report cites forty nine cuts and bruises The investigation promises further arrests and board support to prosecute vigorously
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Train Derailment at Progranitschnala Station Kills or Injures 100
A passenger train derailed today at Progranitschnala station on the Chinese Eastern Railway near Vladivostok. About 100 people were killed or injured in the crash.
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WILL ALEXANDRIA STAY DRY OR GET LIQUOR LICENSES
The Alexandria County dry status and the need for police protection to grant liquor licenses are to be debated today in the Circuit Court. Judge Nicol may decide if the county can remain dry for another year or if petitions for licenses with district voter endorsements will proceed, amid rumors of speakeasy activity and sluggish signatures.
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Ordination Sermon to Open Seminary Exercises
The Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia will hold closing exercises on Wednesday through Friday with an ordination sermon by Rev J H Blake. The senior class includes Charles Ledyard Atwater, Francis De Sales Carroll, Edmund Pendleton Dandridge, George Frederick Flick, Chesley Ghatt, Henry Jouette Geiger, John Monro Banister Gil, Charles Henry Holmead jr, Henry Gardiner Lane, Francis Robert Lee, James Thornton Lodge, Richard Morgan jr, Richard Roscoe Pheluy, and Richard Watkins Trapnell.
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Raffles Across The River In Early Sunday Burglary
A thief broke from CT Goode & Co grocery at 12 King Street on Sunday morning stealing a box of cigars tobacco and a few pennies from the till. The crime is believed to have occurred while the shop was locked overnight Saturday. The firm’s head is named as the new police chief. No report of Pie tonberg: was made to police headquarters.
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Templars Elect Off icers at Alexandria Commandery
Retiring Eminent Commander presided over installation of Alexandra Commandery. Old Dominion Commandery Knights Templar elected Arthur Paul eminent commander FJ Johnson Green generalissimo Harry Hammond captain general W A Slaughter senior warden G M Meyers junior warden K Kemper recorder Edgar Warfield si treasurer W H EK Field prelate T B Cochran standard bearer M L Dinwidge sword bearer T C Smith warden E H W Kemper W G Ishew C A Erwin guards W A Moore sentinel New officers installed by retiring commander James H Eling. Vacancies in Post-office. examination for clerk man woman and carrier at Alexandria post office June 30. Full information and blanks from Postmaster Burroughs. Former Mayor Downham Return. Downham returns from Chicago after Shriners Grand Council session. To Discuss Apartment House Plats. stockholders meeting planned in Alexandria.
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Cloudburst Wipes Town as Creek Rises Fast
A cloudburst hit Clear Spring and Indian Spring districts causing $1000 in town damages. Main street stood eight feet under water and the creek surged twelve feet in thirty minutes. James Little store and National Hotel foundations damaged. barns of Charles Kreps and Robert Small swept away. residents evacuated fearing collapse. In Elkins, Samuel Briggs, 25, drowned after falling into a fifteen foot pond at a sawmill.
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James Little
National Hotel
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Fight at Dishe rooms store ends with serious injury
In Danville on June 17 Albert Chamblay was struck over the head with a beer bottle by Tom Walker during a free-for-all in a crowded Dishe rooms store. Chamblay lay unconscious in critical condition. Walker escaped arrest. Both men are young white mill workers.
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Jones gets heavy vote for renominating in Virginia
Special to The Washington Post from Warsaw June 1 returns show Congressman William A Jones with 1226 votes in the First Virginia district renomination fight. His opponent Mr Meers has 263 votes with three small preempts to hear from that will boost Jones's implied majority by at least forty. County tallies list Richmond Jones 313 Meers 10 Lancaster Jones 408 Meers 183 Northumberland Jones 296 Meers 58 Westmoreland Jones 214 Meers 42.
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Train Kills Nelson Chase. Jury Clears Railroad
Special report from Rockville Maryland states Nelson Chase, a Black man, was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train about a mile above Rockville while likely sitting on a tie. The inquest jury returned an accidental death verdict and exonerated the railroad company.
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Nelson Chase Colored
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Annual Regatta Highlight Of Washington and Lee Exercises
The 11th session commencement at Washington and Lee University began with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev S C Watchell D D of Richmond College in Lee Memorial Chapel at 11 o clock. Special music graced the service as local churches closed, keeping attendees in Lexington. Rev F J Prettyman of Baltimore spoke tonight to the Young Men’s Christian Association. The annual regatta and other aquatic races will be tomorrow evening at 6 on North River, with daily literary fetes through Wednesday graduation. Terable Disaster Averted. Electric Bitters are offered as a remedy for nervous breakdown caused by dyspepsia.
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Cashing In of Gallagher the Western Outlaw
Gallagher, a six foot plus cowboy with wind bronzed skin and a sharp black mustache, becomes a town legend after a spree at the Palace saloon. A sheriff’s posse captures him, he’s jailed in Livingston, then travels with Peg Leg Conway to a rough Walt country settlement where a deadly duel ends his life.
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