Admiral Dewey Sails for Home From Manila
Manila reports Admiral Dewey left for the United States at four PM with Gen Otis bidding farewell. Warships fired salutes as bands played Home Sweet Home and Auld Lang Syne. Dewey may stop at Hong Kong Singapore Colombo and other ports en route to England and the United States. Dewey expects to reach the U S around September 1 with London officials promising a fitting reception.
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Murderers in Ralcish Face Possible Lynching Return
Yesterd ay two negroes Elijah Joyner and Stephen Langley charged with the Turnage murder in Pitt county were brought from Washington to Raleigh for safety amid threats of lynching. Joyner claims innocence and fluctuating stories while Langley shows distress. The victim Turnage was a small man. Deputy Mason recalls him as a bright popular youth.
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Indignation Over Malicious Prosecutions For Election Interference
Greenville North Carolina May 22 reports say several leading citizens were arrested and charged with interfering at the November Parkers X Roads election. Trial began, defense testified, and the case postponed to June 22 after questions of defense timing. Public anger grows at what is seen as political harassment. A noon election day telegraph report said a riot was threatened at Parker s X Roads. a disturbance by a negro was quell led and no further trouble ensued.
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Body found in Wilacoochee creek with evidence of stabbing
The nude body of a woman was found in Wilacoochee creek yesterday. A hacked and torn neck stump indicated a dull knife was used. Corset strings at the scene suggested struggle. Some locals claim the victim is Polly Mitchell, reported missing from Martinsdale Mill amid domestic trouble.
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Millionaire Banker Stabbed by Beggar in Brooklyn
Charles M. English president of Wallabout Bank was stabbed in the neck by Christopher Daly a 21 year old panhandler in Brooklyn North Carolina while awaiting a streetcar. Daly said he attacked over alleged mistreatment after a prior alms request. The injury is severe but not necessarily fatal.
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Chas. M. English
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Tokyo journals report China seeks aid to free Germany in Sohan Tene
Mail advisories from Hong Kong and Yokohama note that nearly all Tokio papers publish a rumor that China has asked the Japanese government for aid to remove Germany from Sohan Tene. Peking authorities rise to the danger facing the empire.
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Paris Strikes Ground Near Falmouth in Transatlantic Run
The Paris of the American Line struck a ridge near Falmouth while en route from Southampton and Cherbourg to New York. Passengers, including women and children, were evacuated safely by boats and tugs with no panic. Experts doubt salvage of the hull, awaiting high tide.
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Prediction of Long War Involving United States Cuba and Philippines
From Mexico City sources the Spanish colonial organs forecast a lengthy costly war between the United States and Cuba and the Philippines. The claim rests on alleged inside information from Cuba. Carreo D'Espanol notes that arms will be supplied to the Cubans.
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Cholera Epidemic Spreads from Plague City to Karachi
A special dispatch from Allahabad reports a cholera outbreak after a plague with sixty four deaths in Karachi the major Arabian Sea port. In Omaha Rear Admiral Schly met Senator Manderson and army officers with plans for a reception at City Hall. The Earl of Malmesbury has died after an apoplexy. An advertisement promotes Browns Iron Bitters for liver health and vitality.
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India
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Peace Congress Deliberations Set War Committee
In The Hague on May 19 the Peace Congress began informal talks to arrange its business. A large war committee will be named and split into naval and military sections. The American delegation reports strong US interest. Armenians urged peace. The Cologne Gazette lauds President McKinley for selecting respected, capable delegates.
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Berlin
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Poster Party Ideas for Entertaining Guests
A cheerful note suggests hosting costume poster parties at home. Guests invite familiar friends to pose as famous poster characters. Costumes are encouraged, but costly outfits should be avoided. Participants contribute music, dancing, and refreshments for a lighthearted gathering.
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Emperor of Austria Visits Vienna Cadet Class
The Emperor of Austria enters a Neustadt Vienna classroom and notices a cadet flaunting a plumed helmet. He sees a boy distributing a torn theater token and reacts with calm humor, encouraging honesty among his students as the crowd applauds.
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