Yaqui uprising forces clash with Mexican troops in Sonora
A Tucson despatch reports Yaqui Indians mounting a major attack near Hermosillo. Sixty soldiers were killed or wounded as Mexican forces, led by Gen Torres, retreated toward Hermosillo. The Yaqui army, estimated at 1,000, loots, blocks rail lines, and overruns telegraph stations as reinforcements prepare for a decisive mountain battle.
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San Francisco
Tucson
Ariz
Geu
Torres
Mazatan
Hermorille
Gelko Gomez
Jose Waljo
Hernigaillo
Hermosillo
Senora
Lak Torres
Larenko Torres
Mastan Montana
Nogales
Turson
Arma
Hermosilla
Ambiascade
Ax Hoon
Korres
Company B to Elect New Captain After Blackburn Transfer
The Highth regiment appoints Captain Harry J. Blackburn as Commissary officer, triggering a quick change in Company B leadership. Lieutenant William A. Walkup is expected to be elected captain, with Lieutenant Oln E. Prine likely promoted to first lieutenant. A second lieutenant will be chosen from noncommissioned officers, with Sergeants Roy Walkup, duties R. Thomas, and Harry Tresp named as possible contenders.
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Harry J. Blackburn
Highth Regiment
Rinkburn
Wich
Fiest
William A. Walkup
Blackburn
Oln E. Prine
Mira
Has Lost His Fortune But Is a Happy Man
New York reports Edouard Reynal de Saint Aichel, once wealthy and influential in St Pierre, arrived penniless with his wife and child after escaping Mont Pelé eruptions. They seek relatives in Fort de France as the Mont Pelée disaster unfolds and the family's fortunes vanish.
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New York
Edouard Reynal de Saint Aichel
St. Piortre
Ken
Mont Peles
Mme, de Saipe Michel
Fort de France
Jeft St. Pierre
Wil
Mort de Vrinco
Willy
Home Grown Strawberries Reach Akron Market
The first home grown strawberries arrived in Akron on Tuesday from Squire Solomon Kaplin’s Merriman road garden. Frost damaged early vines, with only a few berries on the highlands and none on the lowlands. A small lot will be available this week and larger supplies expected in late next week.
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Akron
Squire Solomon Kaplin
Merriman Road
A Quarter Million Dollars As a Gift to Kitchener
London June 4 In the House of Commons today the government tender a message from King Edward acknowledging Lord Kitchener’s eminent services and recommending the King grant him 50000 pounds as a signal reward.
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Kitchener
London
Howse of Commons
A. Balfour
Edward
Lord Kitchener
Beng Desirous
Istayar
Lord Kitchenor
Locust Pie a Real Treat in Baltimore Feud
In Baltimore on June 4 George Jochat and Paul P Allund hosted a locust pie feast at Lawnvill e Residence with about 20 guests. Locusts were prepared by baker Brobat of Fanravillé and the dish resembled a custard pie with a distinct meat filling.
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Baltimore
George Jochat
Paul P. Allund
Lawnville
Paul Artiand
Brobat
Fanravillé
Michael A. Graham
Lawville
Locust Pie Debate Stirs Breakfast Table
A quirky historical note describes Browhat noting a hamburger parody while Aly Ind proposes a fourteen year locust pie test. Mr Hrochat’s party aims to probe Mr Althind's claim locust pie could be a viable dish as many readers declare locust pie to be tasty.
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Land
Aly Ind
Hrochat
Althind
Flood Strikes Joliet Town After Torrential Rains
Reports from Joliet describe floodwaters sweeping low city streets causing drownings and damage. Officials warn of continued risk as water recedes slowly and authorities seek to restore safety, relief teams mobilized amid the disaster.
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Joliet
Taller
Walter
Erecka
McNeil Boiler Co. stockholders elect officers
At a Tuesday meeting of stockholders the organization of the McNeil Boiler Co. was completed by the election of officers. George A. Rempel was named president, B. L. Dodge vice president, J. H. Miller secretary and treasurer, with board members MW, FF Cook, and WW Arum. Meh Ben Campbell will remain as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeil Boller Co
Geo. A. Rempel
B. L. Dodge
J. H. Miller
FF. Cook
Arum
Titec
Fort
Meh
Ben Campbell
Canton Railways Apply For Double Track Upgrade
In Canton the Canton Akron Wheteie Hailway Companies have applied to the Canton Connell for the wiloge of Inylig a double track on their line, with authority sought to begin work on June 17. The filing signals intent to expand capacity and improve service on the route.
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Canton
Canton-Maesillon
Akron Wheteie
Connell
Wiloge
Inylig
Akron High School Commencement Exercises Delayed
Bright clever subjects chosen by many for Akron High School commencement in the Assembly room Thursday and Bele day evenings. Program includes music by New England’s Finest Herbert Le Clark, several orations by Horst Ade nine Vance and Pelton, recitations, and an original story. Benediction by Shentel, music by Movvs Sestette, and presentations by Mr Kingsbury president of the Board.
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Akron High School
Nimed
New England
Herbert le Clark
Hey
C. L. Alspach
Chattaway
Alla Lucretia Taylor
John H. Horst
Mina T. Adenine
Weiris
Edna M. Vance
Seviliea
Mabel C. Watson
Tette—Bratton
Ovation
Abbie L. Houston
Writton
Brotherhood of Nations
Jenee W. Stahl
Bessie M. Selden
Nelle
Pelton
Benjamin Moty
Whitman
Benedict
Teannette
Reid
Cornelia Cran
Laura HK
Shentel
Benediction
Movvs Sestette
MacAgent
Mizaler
Maohie
OvationAinorten
Foundation
Park A
Mecohran
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ideunte Gardyneill
Portinie
Mobles
Cotseu
Wils VY
Hosanna
Taties Russell Lowell
Berthy
Mueller
Treephine B. Tilete
Sanehie A. Duncan
Alfied Tennyson
Coliseum
C. Bay
Mioud Foote
Catherine G. Or
Mratii Fo
Phen Dreyfus
Victor Huge
Besse G
Tedtek
The
Temple of Fame
Margaret Thomas
Ast Kingsbury
Board of
Bawendon
Mores
Rise In Detroit United Stocks Claveliod 0 June dT
News from Detroit reports Detroit United stock actions involving Everett & Moore and the Bankers' Committee. The group extended options on holdings in Detroit United Street Railway, stock traded on Cleveland and New York exchanges, with significant sales absorbing much of the holdings by New York Cleveland and Chicago buyers. Everett & Moore planned a partial withdrawal of 12 000 to 16 000 shares while continuing to manage the property, as New York prices rose to 78 3 4d and later to 80.
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Netfort United Street Railway Company
Prees
Tash
Bankers’ Committee
Agndente
Holtings
Fon Group
Capitatista
Detroit United
New York
AOD
Printers in Chicago Vote First Wage Rise in 20 Years
Chicago printers union No 14, reluctant to strike, secures a wage increase for over 1,800 workers from $11 to $11.50 per week. Dispute over apprentice ratios remains to be settled by arbitration after three weeks of agitation beginning three weeks ago.
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Chicago
Chie
Vzo
Teased about love affair ends in suicide attempt
A 16 year old girl at her mother's home faced repeated teasing by boarders over a young man's attention. She swallowed carbolic acid and died in city hospital after a troubled sequence of visits by the man and persistent harassment.
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Joerdernini
Joely
Sam
Angi
Howe
Entiktont
Norice
No Such Thing in New York Body of Proof Denied
A city resident named Wulff denies forming a suicide club linked to a Chicago trip. He says a German letter to Wielmmann was business related and not an admission of organization. The piece mentions a museum of heart disease and a suspected poison misinterpreted as fatal illness.
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New York
Wulff
Jetteed
Chicago
Hemani
Walt
Wielmmann
Volcano activity sparks Grant County town’s excitement
Local reports describe smoke seen near a volcano a few miles from Albornerque. UB Marshal McKeehan notes arrivals, while travelers aboard trains remark on smoke progressing toward the vane. A resident claims the crater’s plume indicates the region’s largest volcano is active.
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Albornerque
Marshal McKeehan
Grant
Appointed Administratrix in Henry Perking Estate
Mee Krome W. Perkins has been named administratrix of the estate of the late Henry Perking. The appointment records the legal authority to manage assets debts and liquidation as directed by the court.
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Krome W. Perkins
Tate
Henry Perking
Bond
Onward the Akron Normal Class Holds Commencement
Akron Normal Training school held commencement in the high school Assembly room Tuesday evening. The class motto Onward appeared on a banner. Graduates Mixtes Adelaide Soulen Foltz Alma Ada Nice Irma Adele Robinson Mary Josephine Spuller Hila Pearl Tickvor. Juniors Carle James Dorothy Roepke Margaret McNeal Mabel Angie Marcella Runpey Kya Isbell. Principal Elizabeth F. Pevey presided. Supt H V Hotebkie introduced speaker H G Williams of Marietta. Williams urged a trained teacher blends theory with practical skill. Diplomas were presented by A T Kingsbury. Leonore Martin sang a solo.
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Akron Normal Training School
Mixtes Adelaide Soulen Foltz
Alma
Ada Nice
Irma Adele Robinson
Mary Josephine Spuller
Hila Pearl Tickvor
Mixes Carle James
Dorothy Roepke
Margaret McNeal
Mabel Angie
Marcella Runpey
Kya Isbell
Ingfranenta
Esther Frank
Emily Dawson
Corn Eloise
Mary Do Sephine
Weber
la A. Priest
H. V. Hotebkie
H. G. Willams
Marietta
Willams
Nora
Ohio University
Williams
Dogibe
Elias
Elizabeth FB. Pevey
Noymedl Tysining School
Leonore Martin
Boer War Ironies Rise in Vereeniging Farewell
Soldiers meet as friends as the Boer surrender at Vereeniging brings cordial scenes and fraternization. Botha writes to burghers thanking them for obedience and urging loyalty to the new government while Kitchener’s address elicits hearty responses from Boer delegates. Generals depart for Europe to raise funds for distressed burghers amid a cold night fireside gathering.
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Traneénal
Borre
Vereeniging
Air Vender Dal
Bowne
Haden Powel
Posatbie
Louis Botha
Lord Kitchener
Knap
Dnptief
Venseniging
Trafa
Tallreund
Qld
Bethe
Delarey
Kener Schalk-Burger
Botha Jn
Rope Paper Mills May All Be Sold
Twenty one rope paper makers met in the Hollenden and began talks to sell all property to a single firm for 11 million dollars. The plan, described as a straightforward sale, pauses two weeks for consultations with remaining manufacturers. Attorney Frank M. Atterholt of Akron leads negotiations, with ties to Pittsburg Glass and Great Western.
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United States
Hollenden
Paar
Frank M. Atterholt
Akron
Pittsinee Glass Co
Great Western Gereal
Portions of Columbia Rink Site Sold in Two Transfers
A trustee sale of the old Columbia rink property near the former City Hall yielded two parcels. Geo M. Keuspel bought a 25-foot frontage on South Main Street for 3000 dollars, while Mrs. Com Curtice acquired the 15 to 20 foot section at the same price per foot, totaling 7000 dollars. An option exists on the remaining 40 foot portion at 150 dollars per front foot, with anticipated store use by Keuspel. Prices show a 7 percent rise from sheriff sale values two years earlier at 80 dollars per foot, signaling a land value uptick along South Main Street.
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Old Columbia Rink
Old City Hall
E B. W. Stuart
Te Jan A. Te Conger
Stain Staiis
4Ieo. M. Keuspel
Com M. Curtice
George L. Curtice
Akron Printing Co
Anger
Kempel
Tle
Money Lost in Quick Wealth Scam Hits Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Ohio June 4 patrons of Henshall Hronner and Co New York report their failure in a quick riches scheme promising weekly dividends from race winnings. Nearly 100 local investors lost funds including widows and others who withdrew from safer ventures. One man sent 100 Saturday and is now waiting for recovery while others seek refunds from the dubious venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Henshall, Hronner & Co
New York
Fim
Pheir
Juul
Iverymian
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McNeil Boiler Co
Detroit
United
Suicide Club
Normal Training School
Trouble Between Association
Thomas Phillips Co
Atterholt
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Akron Paper Co
Wowie
Thomax Phillips
Columbia Rink
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