Farrel Wallace Suit Ends in Settlement in Parrot Mine Case
New Haven June 1 A settlement ends a long stock transaction suit over Parrot Mine shares tied to Franklin Farrel et al An agreement after a case begun May 1905 settles disputes about a 600000 claim and profits from selling stock at 50 a share including major holders and figures tied to Rockefeller Rogers Amalga Copper and the Farrel family
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New Haven
Sait
Franklin Farrel
An- Ir
Parrot
Parrot Silver and Copper Co
Montana
Frank Mn Farrel
Lillian Clark Farrel
William Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Amalgamated Copper Co
Farrel
BsgregAing
Armenians Flee United States After Priest Murder
New York June 1 Captain McCafferty reports two of the three Armenians sought in the murder of Father Kasper have left the country. John Kooridian and Paul Sarkician were seen in a Canadian town after fleeing last Saturday. The body was found in a West 37th Street house last Sunday in a room rented by the men in a trunk. Nine detectives are chasing leads in the Canadian city and arrests are expected.
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New York
Father Kasper
United States
McCafferty
Detective Bureau
John Kooridian
Paul Sarkician
West 37Th Street
McCatferty
Bank President Samuel Hopkins Dies in Roxbury
Boston June 1 Samuel B Hopkins president of the People's National Bank of Roxbury died at his Boylston street home aged 84 He was born in Hampden Maine and lived in Boston nearly seventy years Hopkins had chaired the bank for over twenty years and served as president since 1889 He is survived by a daughter Mrs Charles L Metns of Brookline.
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Boston
Samuel B. Hopkins
People’s National Bank of
Warship For Prince Fushimi From Victoria Coast
His majesty the king places a warship at Prince Fushimi's disposal as a mark of esteem. The prince and his party accept and will sail June 24 from Victoria. The only British warship now on this coast is the sloop Spearwater.
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Victoria
B. C
Prince Fushimi
Victoris
Spearwater
Miss Sutton Wins Open Iowa Tennis Singles
Miss Sutton of California defeated Miss Enstinke-Smith 6 4 in the open Iowa tournament completed here June 1 after play began May 30. Sutton took the first set 6 4 before matches were halted May 20 due to rain and resumed later.
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Leicester
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California
Miss Enstinke- Smith
Miss Eestinke-Smth
Chase of Poironing Tragedy Leaves Children Dead
Three children are reported dead and two others in critical condition after a family incident in Stamford. Authorities investigate a possible poisoning as relatives gather amid a solemn christening night.
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Stamford
Jane
Senator Bale Improves After Hospital Treatment
Baltimore reports Senator Eugene Bale shows signs of recovery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Attendants say he is gently improving, occupying bed 2 and resting comfortably as doctors monitor his condition.
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Tarpeast for Councetfest Showers Career Night Fender Newell Ace
Tarpeast schedules a council festival with showers and a notable career night featuring Fender Newell Ace as the highlighting performer. Local organizers promote the event as a festive community gathering with entertainment and activities for residents.
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Fender
Newell
British schooner G. M. Cochrane floated off Cape Cod
After seven months stranded on Cape Cod sands the British schooner G. M. Cochrane was refloated by two tugs and wreckers. The vessel bound from Portsboro to New Haven with lumber, about 300 tons, drifted ashore near Orleans on November 4. Crew rescued by breeches buoy. cargo removed. to be towed to Parrsboro for repairs. Mariners call it remarkable a wooden vessel survived ashore so long with little damage.
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Mass
Cape Cod
G. M. Cochrane
Parrsboro
Cochrane
Cape
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Benjamin Gower
Portsboro
New Haven
Yale and Princeton Open Championship Series in Baseball
Yale hosts Princeton in an afternoon championship series opener with Yale welcoming Princeton fans from New York and elsewhere. Weather is favorable and both sides boast strong batting depth though Yale seeks momentum after a string of hard luck.
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Newcombe
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Dillon
Harlan
Vaughn Es
Cooney
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Admiral Coghlan Retires As New York Navy Yard Commandant
Rear Admiral Joseph Bullock Coghlan United States Navy retires today from active service and as commandant of the New York navy yard. He says he would rejoin the Navy if given the chance, praises the service, and argues for a bigger stronger navy with ships and personnel. He will be succeeded by Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich.
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Joseph Bullock Coghlan
New York Navy Yard
United States Navy
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Admiral Coghian
Manila Bay
Navy Yaal
Caspar F. Goodrich
Fire kills four in Mexico City as husband jailed
Francis Aldape set fire to his house after threats from his wife and four people died. Six others were seriously injured with two possibly dying. Aldape was arrested as authorities investigated the blaze.
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Mexico City
Francis Aldape
Aldape
Wholesome Thing Bespeaks Courtroom Quip
Fragmentary text hints at a Georgian involved with a medicine remedy and an interstate commission. Other details unreadable.
Eight Hour Day Strike Threat Looms in Steel Regions
News from Ohio, Holland, Maine and New York area reports rising labor tensions. In Ohio Mahoning and Shenango valleys blast furnace workers threaten strike after employers refuse eight hour day and wage raise. Meanwhile Holland faces general seamen strike demanding higher pay and contracts. Portland laborers strike for $2 a day and transport, and French port strikes extend scallops of unrest affecting shipping and industries.
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Mahoning
Shenango Valleys
Cleveland
Youngstown
James McMahon
Verdict in state suit against Pearce of Co upheld
In the ouster case, the state wins a verdict against the Pearce Company. The jury awards 623,990 dollars in penalties and damages. Court details and next steps were not fully provided in the fragment.
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Stete
Austin
Jane L
Pearce
Burglars Ransack Yalesville Post Office
Professional safe breakers wreck the Interior of Yalesville Connecticut post office on June 1 and steal 175 dollars in cash along with money orders stamps and books leaving the postmaster McKenzie with little to do business. The robbers arrived in a rubber tired wagon from Wallingford and fled northward after the deed. The blast used tore up the office and a piece of the safe was hurled through the roof.
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Yalesville
Conn
McKenzie
Wallingford
Byrne seeks guardianship of nephew in Thomaston case
Peter H. Byrne of Waterville asks Judge Etheridge in the Thomaston superior court to appoint him guardian of his nephew Hugh Byrne Jr. The father testified the boy’s mother died when he was an infant and Byrne fears the Slacks are raising the child in a different faith and insulting his paternity. The hearing was in progress at press time.
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Hugh Byrne, Jr
Etheridge
Thomaston
Hugh Byrne
Hugh
Byrne
George Slack
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Peter Byrne
Slack
Mrs Slack
President Roosevelt Returns Through Pittsburg in Cheerful Fashion
The presidential train passed Pittsburg at 9 AM with a cheering crowd at the Baltimore and Ohio station. Roosevelt appeared on arrival, walked the platform, chatted with the engineer and crew, and shook hands with many as the train continued toward Washington. In McKeesport a 150-strong crowd gathered while the president spoke briefly from the car platform.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Lansing
McKeesport
Disagreement in Lamoureux Bribery Trial After 38 Hours
The jury considering Representative Lamoureux of North Adams on charges of soliciting and accepting a gratuity in connection with pending legislation failed to reach a verdict after 38 hours of deliberation. They requested readings of key evidence from McMasters and Inspector Armstrong before adjourning.
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John Lemoureux
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McMasters
Moran
Lamoureux
Armstrong
McMaster
Odessa Fraud Ring Arrests Shock City Officials and Lawyers
A group of officials and prominent lawyers were arrested in Odessa for a multi year scheme to defraud state revenue from estates with missing heirs. They used forged documents and false heirs to claim estates chiefly in Odessa and Warsaw. The conspirators reportedly accumulated about $500,000 from the swindles.
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Odessa
Warsaw
Vienna
Ottoman Sultan's Forces Annihilated at Marchien
Advices from Morocco report that the leader to the throne surrounded and destroyed the sultan's forces at Marchien in Oran area. Muley Hou Bekir the sultan's uncle and two Kalds were killed and around three hundred women were captured.
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Morocco
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Marchien
Muley Hou Bekir
King of Diamonds In To Gay's Issue Second Installment
City notes report no improvement for John Donlon after a Thursday car strike near the ball grounds. Funeral plans are set for Julia Shannahan with services at Immaculate Conception Church and burial at St Joseph's cemetery. St Thomas church hosts the Forty Hours devotion ending with a solemn high mass tomorrow. Visiting clergy attend Confessions this afternoon. Electric lights debut on lower Sylvan avenue and nearby streets, after delays in delivery and installation.
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East Main Street
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MI Street
Timothy
Toward Haramond
Daniel Shan~ Nahan
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New Milford
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Terryville
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Forke
Collee's Speech at Richmond Confederate Reunion
The speaker Colonel Robert B. Lee Jr. defends the South's role, notes Virginia and Georgia banned slave imports in the 18th century, and argues secession debates existed in the North before South Carolina. He frames the South as defending liberty, country, and home against Union accusations.
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Nctw
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South Carolina
Timothy Pickering
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Josiah Quincy
Great Britain
Texas
President Announces China Treaty Under Dingley Act
Washington June 1. The president issued a proclamation announcing the conclusion of a commercial treaty between the States and foreign powers under the Dingley act. The brief notice outlines articles upon which duties are reduced and reciprocal concessions expected from Germany.
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Resoe Bs Eee
Eermany
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