Leaders in Gold Camp Deportations and Martial Law Proclaimed
Cripple Creek Colorado June 7 under Bell’s regime hundreds of deputies and about 150 militiamen crackdown on union leaders amid deadly explosions and riots. Two hundred prisoners deported from the district as Chief Police and other officials resign under pressure. Martial law anticipated as Adjutant General Beil heads to Cripple Creek with Governor Haggett’s proclamation.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Edward Bell
Robertson
Victor
Independence Depot
Union Hall
Independence
Goldfield
Anaconda
Altiran
William Graham
Fred Hartley
Justice of the
Charles Marrington
Viioniem
AIL- Hee
Union
Vietor
Istriet
Durance
Penver
Cole
Sherman M. Beil
Aclink
Haggett
Mell
Colorado & Southern
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Colorado Springs
Adjutant General
Perial
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Teller County
Cringe Creek
Tmilne On Tren
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Pdeward Bell
Miners’ Union
Henry M. K Robertson
Bert
R Cannell
Cornell Wad
Mini Owners
French
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Varlone
Dle
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Et C. Hamlin
Antielabion
Aviven
Hamlin
Alf Miller
Eherif
Selaot
Shone Yegan
Iwa
Millitla Te Gasset
Meath
Corrado Springs
Cute
Cripile Creek
Eleritte
Moira
Riot Ridden District Sees Night of Quiet After Afternoon Turmoil
In Vieton Cola on June 7 crowds gathered from across the camp as darkness fell hoping for more clashes. The night passed with few arrests and occasional shots from hidden spots, while authorities watched streets from the hills.
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Vieton
Cola
Democrats of Colorado gather for St Louis convention
Delegates from Colorado districts meet to send uninstructed delegation to the national convention in St Louis. The caucus favored Hearst supporters in the second district, and the platform calls for tariff revision and anti trust enforcement. Governor Beckham’s allies expected to control the beak convention, while Delaware Democrats name Judge Cray as their presidential choice.
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Ward
Boulder
Fiurey
Ineley
Pueblo
George G. West
Khen Plata
John HM. Voorhees
J. J. Robert
Clear Creek
John F. Mullins
Hearst
Dintelet
Hearet
Kanwas
Jacoure
Cherewith
New Mexico
Tripple Creek
Eudetone
Peahady
Dover
Del
Georg Cray
Deleware
Todas
Tte
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Chay
Delaware Democracy
Death in Kentucky at Large Delegates Conventioneering
Reports from Louisville indicate the Kentucky fight over delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Administration supporters back Parker while anti administration factions center around Black and other leaders as they plan to contest every proposition and push for their chosen candidate.
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Mydine
Maming
Louse
Goverheer Mukham
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Alton B. Parker
New York
Hearet
Benator Mlackture
More Trouble on in Tangier
Fragmentary text mentions Tangier with scattered letters and names, unclear events, and no coherent details to confirm a concrete incident or source.
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Tangier
Merchant Marine Suffered Heavy Losses in War Time
The Times correspondent reports heavy losses among vessels owned by the Chinese Eastern Railway line. Seventeen ships existed before hostilities. ten steamers have been lost or captured. Reports detail explosions, sinkings, and captures by Japanese forces, with several ships now in transport service.
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Fonden
Times
Manchuria
Trasport
American Submarines for Japanese Navy
A port scene reports the Protector submarine shipped from New York to Japan. Four boats modeled after the Protector are under construction at Newport News Shipbuilding. Bridgeport officials decline to discuss progress while draftsmen work day and night on boat models amid rumors of shipments to Tokyo.
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Japan
New York
Pierteatos
Newsport News Ty Dowk and Shipbuildingompany
Protector
Ee Tomgyet
Chinese mistook Etzel's junk for pirate ship
London dispatch reports Etzel, a London Telegraph correspondent killed by Chinese soldiers near New Chwang while aboard a junk en route along the coast. The soldiers claimed mistaken identity, firing on the vessel as part of an alleged search for a pirate craft.
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Etzel
London
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Brindie
Jaily Mail
Manchuria
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Daily
Telecrapl
Worrors
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Aloige
Putter
Jane T.lewis
Ethel
New Cheam
Mee Beith Kalttle
Gabriel Miwel
Fir Molar
Silver Cmt
Colo
Mee
Bivel
Miller Hase
Avena
Killoe
Lwwl Bisel
Butler
Russian Cossacks Harass Outposts at Port Arthur
Russian Cossacks and dragoons press Japanese positions around Port Arthur in a heavy hill assault. Colonel Sereda is wounded while Lt Colonel Chiceville leads renewed advances to clear Japanese on cliff tops as Russian artillery pins Chinese- garbed Japanese and inflicts notable losses.
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Sumeonvel
Putshuntung
de An Almenie
Samsonoeff
Sereda
Chiceville
Terileskis Company
Port Arthur Tensions Reported in War-Time Dispatches
A fragmentary battlefield report notes continual Japanese presence at Port Arthur with ships moving in and out. Junk fleets arrive from Omalay to buy stores for Japan as Chinese bandits are said punished and several executed or arrested.
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Omalay
Danny
Port Arthur
Por Arthur
Port Artiwe
Dalney
Palenwan
Port Arthiue
War dispatch reports Japanese retreat near Feng Wang Chen
General Bakharoff notes no change in the Feng Wang Chen situation as Japanese detachments withdraw south of Wafangon and Chu Chia Tan pursued by our cavalry. A June reconnaissance near Bsaimatsza saw Japanese infantry fire on our rear guard and be repelled after two and a half hours with two killed and six wounded. Telegrams from Korea report Russian forces retiring toward Ping Yang and the Kowon prefect killed amid provisions disputes.
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Lenean
Korea
Han Heung
Ping Yang
Kowon
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