Charles M. Lynch Dies After Illness in Anaconda
Charles Michael Lynch a West renowned newspaper man connected with the Anaconda Standard as proof reader and machine operator died yesterday in Anaconda after a long illness. He was about 48, born in Eastern Canada, worked in Boston and San Francisco before settling in Spokane. Interment is planned in Spokane with the Spokane Elks and his brother Arthur J. Lynch coordinating.
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Charles Michael Lynch
West
New Wegland
Anaconda Standard
Mood Building
Anaconda
Canada
Lynch
Sligh
Tuttle
Spokane Lodge of Elks
International Typographical Union
Busi
Local Journals and Press Figures The Barbarian Brown Trio
The Spokane Outburst trio formed a famous weekly and included Barbarian Brown, Harold Bolce, and Lynch. Brown sold his stake and moved to South Africa with John Hays Hammond, gaining mining fortune. Bolce later wrote in South Africa, edited the San Francisco Examiner, and built a new San Francisco region. Lynch stayed in newspapers, aiding Tacoma’s Typographical union fight and helping establish the Tacoma Morning Union, later returning to Spokane as a proofreader and then moving to Anaconda before long-term tenure with the Standard.
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Brown
Harold Bolce
Spokane Outburst
South Africa
John Hays Hammond
California
Bolce
Nere
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco
New York
Lynch
Typographical Union
Tacoma Ledger
Tacoma
Ledger
Spokane
Spokesman- Review
Anaconda
Standard
British Columbia
Canada
Boycott Leads to Killing in Pueblo Cooks and Waiters Row
George Elwin a Cooks and Waiters union member was shot dead and Police Officer Joseph H Shepard wounded as a boycott at Riverside restaurant 11 North Union avenue escalated. Owner Mrs Kate Dodgson and two sons Jacob and Thomas were arrested. Elwin acted as a picket when he was killed.
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Pueblo, Volo
George Elwin
Cooks and Waiters’ Union
Joseph H. Shepard
Jacob Dodgson
Riverside
North Union Avenue
Kate Dodgson
Jacob
Thomas Dodgson
Elwin
Hotel man Edward Merrifield dies. flags misread as king death
Edward Merrifield proprietor of the Continental hotel and former nine year president of the Hotel Men's Association died at Central Valley. Half-masted flags on leading New York hotels sparked confusion in the streets, with rumors that King Edward had died.
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New York
Edward Merrifield
Continental
Hotel Men's Association
Central Valley
Edward
Cashier Anthony Sherman Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Newport Rhode Island June 26 Anthony S Sherman cashier of Merchants bank died today after shooting himself last week over a heavy shortage in his accounts. The prior event revealed a mounting financial crisis and he faced possible disgrace and legal consequences.
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Cashier
Newport
R. I
Anthony S. Sherman
Merchants’ Bank
Senate Votes to Offset Baposition Losses
Senators approve measures to cover deficits arising from Baposition losses, allocating funds and adjusting revenues to restore balance. The action follows notable parliamentary debate and includes oversight provisions.
Senate OKs Expositions Funds and McKinley Death Expenses
The senate approved the isthmian canal conference report and passed the general deficiency bill including 500000 for the Buffalo Pan-American exposition and 160000 for the Charleston exposition. It also authorized 45000 to cover expenses from President McKinley’s illness and death, with physician pay included, while deferring a cotton seizure bill and treaty actions.
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Washington
Senate
Charleston, S. C
McKinley
Secretary of the Treasury
David H. Jarvis
Ellsworth P. Bertholf
Samuel J. Gill
Revenue Cutter Service
Arctic
Bailey
Texas
Congress
Hale
Spooner
Teller
Buffalo
Morgan
Explosion at Cara Banchel encampment devastates Madrid area
A gunpowder magazine at the Cara Banchel encampment exploded this morning five miles from Madrid. Two men died and 14 people were injured. The blast damaged numerous houses and shattered windows, even forcing royal palace doors open. The king and royal household joined residents to assess the damage.
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Madrid
Carabanchel
Real estate agent Hawkins pleads guilty in Ohio forgeries
Maryville Ohio June 26 W H Hawkins real estate and mortgage agent who vanished June 14 after forging mortgages and notes and securing about 20000 from clients pleaded guilty and was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary. Hawkins surrendered after wandering nine days without food fearing bloodhounds and sleeping in barns and hay stacks his hair turned white.
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Maryville
Ohio
W. H. Hawkins
Hawkins
Sailor Killed at Angel Island by Sentry Near Adelsdon Camp
Nicholas Beck, a sailor, was shot and killed last night on the Angel Island shore near Adelsdon camp. Private Harris of the 24th Infantry, on duty as a sentry, fired during Beck's approach to the beach to retrieve a box left for him.
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San Francisco
Nicholas Beck
Angel Island
Adelsdon
United States
Harris
24Th Infantry
Beck
Smoking ban on delegates at Sunday school convention decree
A formal decree restricts smoking by delegates attending the Sunday school convention. The measure aims to maintain orderly conduct and health standards during sessions and events.
Delegates Arrive for 10th Triennial Sunday School Meet
Delegates flock to Denver for the ten year international Sunday school convention with low travel fares drawing thousands besides about 20 delegates. The opening sessions are set for this evening at Trinity Methodist and Central Presbyterian churches with tobacco bans enforced.
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Denver
Burlingto
Rock Island
Unic Pacific
Trinity
Methodist
C. Crise
RB. W. Mitchell
Iowa
E. W. Halpenny
Quebec
Je. Orchard
North Dakota
Othe
Mitchell
International Sund
Suit to restrain steel conversion resumes in New Jersey court
In Trenton on June 26 the case of Mrs. Miriam Berger versus United States Steel resumed in the court of errors. Counsel for the steel corporation concluded arguments this afternoon as the suit seeks to halt the conversion of $200000 in preferred stock into bonds.
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Trenton
N. J
Miriam Berger Agas
United States Steel Corporatio
Steel Corporation
Storm Damage Hits Ohio River Towns and Churches
Unusually heavy rains along the Ohio River caused widespread damage from Gallipolis to Ripley. Bridges were washed away, the Methodist church in Ripley wrecked, and a mill or warehouse at Polkadore destroyed along with a post office and stores.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Syames Cre
Gallipolis
Ohio
Ripley
Polkadore
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Joseph French Johnston
Cornell College
Comptroller of Currency
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