PARDONED BY KING THANKS SHARED FOR MEMORY OF FATHER
A king grants clemency and expresses gratitude for tributes to a father's memory as John Redmond breaks silence. The article notes plans to maintain a royal stable at Newmantract, with George intending to patronize racing and support the national cause amid political tension.
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Royal Racing
Edward
John Redmond
Aime George
Newmantract
Raciug
Redmond
Jobe
Tosh Parlimentary Party
Glen Cres
Ocua
Cork
Frank Manly
Ana
Ireland
Jewelry Heist Near Newark Woman’s Home At Night
A robbery at a Newark residence led to the theft of jewelry valued at 1900 dollars. The burglars entered while the occupants slept, taking rings and other items from a woman's jewelry drawer. A witness described a faint white figure rushing away as the thieves fled. Detectives are investigating and seeking tips from the public.
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Samuel
Newark
Vogel
Embankment Crash Injures Four Near Saugerties
A buggy plunges over an embankment near Saugerties injuring four people. The vehicle turned turtle and two were trapped beneath it while the others escaped with shocks or minor injuries.
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Cuitiren
Saugerties
Minufaturer
Nayir
Decker
Mins
Wavel van Valken
Wreck Menace to Liners Reported North Atlantic
Slacenson May 2 A menace to navigation was sighted near the Athmur steamer lane by Ryndem from Rotterdam and Fuings for New York. A partly submerged wreck was observed at 41 S 41 W at 9 am today as the derelict remains unidentified.
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Slacenson
Tran
Athmur
Oneless
Hesamer Ryndem
Rotterdam
Fuings
New York
Murtude Ais
FACE TRIAL AS POISONERS IN ST LOUIS CASE
Dora B. Doxey and her husband Dr Loren Doxey face murder charges in St Louis May 2. The state contends the wife killed William J Erder in April 1909 to obtain life insurance and property. The defense claims Erder was poisoned by patent medicines.
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St Lous
Dora B. Doxey
Loren ‘3 Doxey
Willam J Erder
Doxey
Erder
Braces to ill daughter engineer to Mauretania
London May 2. W J Chalmers of Harthon and Chalmers, engineers, received a cable that his daughter was in New York with his wife. He started at once to catch the Mauretania by chartering a special train in England and a turbine steamer from Fishguard to Rosslare. He then took another special train to Queenstown and reached the Mauretania with three hours to spare.
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Mauretania
Washington
London
W J Chalmers
Rm of
Harthon & Chalmers
Carlebad Pridey
New York
Chalmers
England
Fishguard
Hossiare
Ireland
Shim
Queenstown
John C Duke
A In Richards
Nottingham
Christ
Paul Monk
Navy Reform Driven Overhaul Modernizes Sea Fleet
Secretary Meyer leads sweeping changes to the Navy including coal and oil savings, shipboard repair shops, new marine engineering school at Annapolis, systematic overhauls after each cruise, and a cabinet of experts directing improvements. The reform aims to keep ships ready, reduce costs, and boost morale while establishing a businesslike accounting system and centralized purchasing.
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Senate
Meyer
Meyers
Annapolis
Shipboard
Navy Yards
Menias
Meer
Navy
Georgia
Kansas
North Carolina
Montena
United States
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Congress
Death of Edward VII Revealed in Medical Outlook
London May 22 A British Medical Journal based account outlines Edward VII’s death from heart failure linked to lung obstruction and bronchial disease. It notes long standing emphysema and laryngeal issues with a stocker’s throat, plus a weakened abdominal wall from appendicitis surgery. The piece praises the king’s endurance and public service despite failing health.
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London
Edward
Ines
Weducat
St Clair Thompson
Felix Semon
Morell Mackenze
Clericals Suffer Losses in Belgium and Spain Senators
In Belgium clericals lose a seat as liberals and socialists surge, ending clerical control after 26 years. In Madrid elections for senators show no change in conservative dominance with a mix of Liberals Conservatives Catholics Republicans Carlists and others earning seats.
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Brasely
Veriong
Schollaert
Madrid
Nera
Senate
Spain
Quakes Rock Salt Lake City and Nearby Areas
A May 17 report from Salt Lake City describes a sharp earthquake with three shocks recorded by the state seismograph, damaging crockery, chimneys, and adobe houses within about 50 miles. Minor damage noted in Bingham and Garfield, with first shock at 7:28 am and subsequent shakes later that morning.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
the State University
Bingham
Garfield
Dus A
Parla
Bouches du Rhone
Wallis
Lambeac
Rogne
London
Belar
Laibach Observatory
Auna
Seyler Trial Today Averts Trainload of Spectators
Atlantic City man William Seyler stands trial for murder in the February 4 death of 1 year old Jane Adams who was found on the Ventnor pier. Prosecution led by Goldenburg, defense by Bamundo Gaskill, with key witnesses Orvis Seyler and Alice Adams. Authorities sought to suppress Orvis Seyler’s statements amid alleged third degree police methods.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
Wiliam Seyler
Jane Adams
Million Dollar Pier
Mays Landing
Sherul Jonson
Goldenburg
Bamundo Gaskill
Seyler
Orvis Seyler
Alice Adams
Gir
Leven
Ventnu
Horace Munroe
William Hammell
Soatheimer
Orvis Seyter
Adams Sisters
Missouri Avenue
Seyters
Adams
Mississippi Avenue
William Seyler
Millon-Dollar
Jang Adams
Seylers
Petersburg
Excelsior
Villa
James Malpeed
Robert Miller
Seas
Orvis Lesler
Thomas Appleby
Charles Adams
Woman fires on mob to stop lynching in Atlanta
Mrs Thomes Murphy, a known Atlanta woman, fired a revolver at an advancing mob chasing Simmons, a Black man, toward her veranda. After three shots, the crowd fled with two wounded. She called police and surrendered Simmons to authorities.
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Watauga
Atlanta
Infernal dynamite left on Omaha boss doorstep
An infernal machine containing about a dozen sticks of dynamite was left on the doorstep of Omaha political boss Thomas Denison. Denison alerted police who removed the device to the station as investigators said the contrivance would explode when moved. No one was injured.
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Omaha
Boechel
Washington Post
Otaha
Nebr
Thomas Denison
Denison
Mass Meeting Hears Immigration Report Preview
Atlantic City May 22 ten thousand attend a Presbyterian Assembly mass meeting at the Million Dollar Pier. Representative Bennet of New York and Rev Charles Stelzte of the Presbyterian Church address amid calls to reform industrial conditions and protect workers. The coming immigration commission report is expected to stir public sentiment on factory safety and worker life.
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Charles Stelsle Saga
Atlantic City
Deble
Million Dollar Pier
Labor
Presbytering General Assembly
Charles F Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Bennet
New York
Commission On Immigration
Charles Stelzte
Department of Commerce and Labor
Presbyterian Church
America
Ton Tong
Amerca
Warren H Wilson
Charles Little
Magdern Wis
Roosevelt
J Franklin Fort
Olivet Presbyterian Church
May Lift Atlantic City Lid On Sunday Saloons
Gov Franklin Fort signaled a shift in policy at a Presbyterian assembly, suggesting the state will stop efforts to close Atlantic Citys Sunday saloons while not detailing the exact stance. Local saloonmen and beach advocates hail the apparent reversal as election sentiment grows.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
Franklin Fort
Atlante City
Presbyterian Assembly
Seashore
Atlantic
Irish to Decorate Graves at Mount Olivet Sunday
United Irish societies in Washington plan memorial services at Mount Olivet Cemetery next Sunday at 4 PM. A 40 member general committee will lead brief religious exercises and wreaths for every Irish patriot and sailor with American and Irish flags. The main ceremony centers at graves of Devin and Reilly. a choir will sing as an orator is chosen.
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United Societies
Mount Olivet
Washington
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Wille
Thomas Devin
Reilly
Xerens Leases Palace for Austro Court Ambassadorship
Ambassador Richard Cherens secures Kolowrat Palace lease in Vienna to be housed in lavish state apartments built by Baron Albert Rothschild for his son Baron Oscar Rothschild. Oscar’s death by suicide last July followed alleged romantic scandal with a Chicago girl. The palace offers expansive rooms and a commanding position at the court.
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Ausina
Oscar Rothschild
Vienna
Kolowrat Palace
Richard Cherens
Albert Rothschild
Chicago
Tonic Kills Two Children In Mock Ice Chest Incident
Elizabeth Nooj reports that Louise Crouch aged six and her brother, Johnnie aged three, drank from a battle chest of liquor seen earlier by adults. Both died within hours after convulsions. Their sister Rosa removed the bottle when she found them playing. They slept peacefully at bedtime before suffering severe pain and death.
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Elizaveth Nooj
Viaving House
Louise Crouch
Johnnie
Rosa
Rage in pulpits as convention decries incident
Congregation at Shiloh Baptist Church erupts in fury as British laymen attack white Protestants and bar colored churchmen from the March to Zulu delegate claims mistreatment. The episode centers on racial tensions and religious division sparked within the world convention and echoed in pulpits nationwide.
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Shiloh Baptist Church
Washington
Horlds Sura
Shilo Baptist Church
England
Vander
Ion
Rogers
Roosevelts
W N Hartshorn
Beaton
Lous Streiber
Plymouth
Brooklyn
Jennings Witton
Gillett
Bighton
Faglard
Milton Waltram
Wasiington
Washington Committee
Washigton
Arwanzatcun
Christianii
Famous horse buried grave made in a lawn
A renowned polo horse Punch died at Hyde Park and was buried in a lawn at A T Jones farm. Flowers from Vanderbilts Roosevelts and other wealthy locals adorned the grave. The event honored the horse’s long life and achievements, with notable figures attending the burial and praising his legacy.
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Spastal
Washington Pext
Pouthkeepsie
N. F
Pune
A T Jones
Hyde Park
Punch
Mr Jones
Woodbury
Vanderblits
Rokerses
Roosevels
Bain
Aft
Charles Mickens
Dutchess County
Drowning Tragedy Claims Would-Be Rescuer in Lakeville
In Lakeville Massachusetts today a would-be rescuer named Jonny Gallagher 14 a slight boy in a rowboat jumped into the lake to aid a sinking telegraph operator from Boston when Gallagher was seized by the victim and both men sank.
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Lakeville
Mass
May
Jonny Gallagher
Boston
Adam Hupp
Middleboro
Bopp
Gallagher
Shafts to Mark Battles in Jefferson County West Virginia
Ex Confederates prepare to raise three granite shafts marking Civil War skirmishes in Jefferson County. Each 4 feet high with a Confederate emblem and 13 stars. A booklet will describe the battles. county Confederate organizations fund the project.
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Jefferson County
W Va
Washington Post
Charlestown
Sulzer Campaign Club Formed for NY Governor Bid
A group of business and professional men met to form the William Sulzer Campaign Club in New York on May 22. They aim to support Sulzer’s candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor, with a letter from Sulzer read aloud expressing approval and soliciting support.
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New York
Wiliam Sulzer Campaign Club
William Sulzer
Thinety
Democratic Daminauion
Nes
Sulzer
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