New Third Party Movement Launched In Missouri
The Kansas City gathering formed a proposed third party advocating public ownership of utilities, direct legislation, graduated income tax, and free coinage. Key figures include J H Cook and J H Hills with headquarters in Carthage and St. Louis. Bryan was not backing a named candidate. organizers aim to enlist counties and plan a fall state convention.
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William Jennings Bryan
Kansas City
Associated Press
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Jane
J. Bryan
Third Party
William J. Bryan
Lee Merisiwether
St. Louis
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bryar
Jt Wen
Missouri
United States
J. H Cook
Fusion Populist
Chiatrmah
J. H. Hills
Siddle
The
Road Populist
FS. Kowalski
Carthage
Sie
Inter Mir
Serriwether
A Hoy Wanted by Russians
In St Petersburg on June 1 the professor Ort bulletin reports the czarina and her child are in satisfactory condition after the birth of a daughter. The czar issued an ukase punishing flatnus students with various penalties including exempting some from further service and others into regular units. Political leaders in Leipzig react as the state tax reforms and decorations are discussed amid the upheaval.
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St. Petersburg
Ort
Pulictin
Melbourne bank president ends life with razor
J HL Phillips, president of the Melbourne State Bank, committed death by his own action yesterday afternoon at Riverside house. Found on a bed on the third floor with a bloody razor in hand after his wife, briefly leaving to shop, returned and the family searched. Phillips was a wealthy local figure, bank affairs said to be in good condition, with recent signs of melancholia suggesting temporary insanity.
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Melbourne
Fla
J. HL ‘Philips
Melbourne State Bank
Leta
Riverside House
Phillips
SEOT HIS WIFE AND HER LOVER William Mott Found the Guilty Tou r pisin Hotel, Cincinnati, Iyne 13
William Mott, a carriage lamp maker, shot John Clancy and his wife Mrs. Mott in a room at the Great Western hotel in Cincinnati. Clancy was wounded in the neck and later pronounced likely fatal. Mrs. Mott was wounded in the head but not fatally. Mott was arrested and said he intended to kill both due to their actions.
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William Mott
Pisin
Cincinnati
Iyne
Wedded in Gorgeous Gown Clark Foster Nuptials At Butte
W A Clark Jr and Miss Mabel Foster wed at the bride’s parents home in Butte Mont with Rev C Blackiston officiating. Senator Clark attended and reportedly gave a $100000 check. bride’s necklace value about $60,000. Groom’s wealth estimated at $4 million. Wedding gown cost 3600. Honeymoon to Europe for one year.
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W. A.' Clark
Mabel. Foster
Butte
Mont
W. “A. Clark, Jr
Proom
Europe
AL Clerk, Jr
Washington and Lee busts unveiled at Lexington university
Washington and Lee university closed with exercises in the university chapel. Professor Crawford H. Tov of Harvard spoke at the literary society. E. C. Ott and W. R. Allen gave the valedictory and law class oration. Hon. Owar Straus and Frank T. Howard attended the unveiling. The regatta between Holy Easter and the Albert Stinzy crew was noted. Acting president Professor Henry I. George Tucker presided.
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Texington
Washington and Lee University
Crawford H. Tov
Harvard
E. C. Ott
Harrigonburg
W. R. Alien
Lexington
Waich
Weslington
Lea Wera
Washington
University
Owar Sy Straus
New York
Lee
Frank T. Howard
New Orleang
Virginia Bent
Ridmond
Henry
George Tucker
Trustees name acting president after W L Wilson death
The death of Hon. W L Wilson prompted his decline to serve further while the trustees appointed Dr. G H Denny of the chair of Latin as acting president.
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W. L. Wison
G. H. Denny
Medical Men in Convene National Eclectic Association at Chattanooga
The second day of the National Eclectic Medical Association session in Chattanooga Tenn. closed the act features of the morning program and the group spent the afternoon at Chickamauga National Park. Dr H Lee presented a paper on Mesenteric Cyst while the constitution and by laws revisions were read and amended. A motion to salary the secretary failed. Two more sessions are planned and Milwaukee is favored for the next convention.
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National Eclectic Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Eclectic Medical Association
Erief
Chickamauga National Park
Hh. Lee Standsvlee
St. Lonte
Association
Milwaukee
Mob fatally harms Black preacher in LaGrange incident
In LaGrange North Carolina on June 1 a Black preacher allegedly involved with a White woman was seized from the guardhouse last night and killed by a mob. Disturbance cries and a breached lockup were noted as the preacher disappeared. Dr Whitsitt accepts philosophy chair at Richmond College. Circulation managers elect officers from newspapers nationwide with Berkeley as president and Downey as first vice president.
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LaGrange
N. C
D. B
Norah Davis
Dr. Wittsitt
Richmond
He Whilaltt
Buffalo
Berkely
Chicago
Thomas Downey
Boston
G." Hay
Indianapolis
J. J. Boeshane
Columbus
Fatal Wreck on Norfolk and Western Train Near Tazewell
June 19 Richmond report: a work train wreck on the Norfolk and Western railroad near Tazewell killed James Pruett and Beverly Kinder and badly injured five others. Nine cars piled up and burned as a locomotive jumped the track on a heavy grade.
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Richmond
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Tazewell
James Pruett
Beverly Kinder
Rockefeller gift to Cornell totals 280000 with matching condition
Ithaca June 19 At a Cornell trustees meeting President Scharman announced a letter from John D Rockefeller pledging 280000 to the university on the condition that an equal amount is raised from other donors.
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Rockefeller
Cornell
Ithaca, N
Board of Trustees
Cornell University
Scharman
John D. Rockefeller
Deadly Booneville Storm Leaves One Dead, Nine Hurt
A violent storm hit Booneville Missouri causing collapse of a two story brick building. One man, Tobe Isher, killed by falling walls while others injured as residents described the deluge and destruction.
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Booneville
Tobe Isher
American Telephone Company Declares Dividend
Boston June 19 the directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 14 percent and an extra dividend of percent.
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Phone’ Company
Boston
The
American Telephone Company Today
J Kennedy Tod Resigns from Great Northern Board
New York report states J Kennedy Tod resigned from the directorate of the Great Northern Railway, a property long linked with his firm. In Berkeley a man named Jessup was killed by a bullet. Maj Tune and Rev Charles G Adams are mentioned with Adams in county jail at Oakia.
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J. Kennedy Tod
New York
Kennedy Tod
Great Northern Railway
Jessup
Berkily
Tune Iy
Ge Jessup
Charles G. Adams
Adams
Jall
Oakia
United States Russia tariff clash over treaty alleged breach
The article discusses a U S tariff dispute with Russia under the 1882 treaty, questioning whether U S duties on Russian petroleum and US products breach treaty terms. It notes potential mutual denouncement sanctions, Russia’s ambassador Casini Falks remarks, and hopes for a peaceful economic resolution.
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Wieaty
United States
Russia
United “Biaten
Busca
United Stated
Cassini Falks
Count Cyasial
Count Casalpi
Mexican Murderers Chased by Rangers in Border Search
A report from Gonzales Texas says five officers pursue Mexicans linked to the murder of Sheriff Glover. One Mexican captured, another killed by the Rangers near Besavides. the scene shifts toward the border as officers promise rewards for arrests and convictions. John W. Glover offers $500 for Singer of the murder. locals await word from Sandley for identification.
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Gonzales
Tex
Wiliam Hanson
Glover
Gregoria Cortez
Alice, Sandiego
Banavides
Niland
Besavides
Shera Glover
John W. Glover
Colorado City
Sherif Glover
Sandley
Barber Hare and heiress wife flee Cincinnati case
George R Chambers, a Chattanooga merchant, seeks his wife who ran off with barber Lewis P Hare. Warrants issued for Hare and the woman who is living with him. Chambers asserts marriage. the woman claims heiress status and denies the union. Hare and the woman were arrested and both released on bail.
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George Chambers
Chattanooga
Tean
George R. Chambers
Cincinnati
Hers
Lewis P. Hare
Lone
Hare
Chambers
Ashe
Werte
Bend
Discharge Granted in Coffin Bankruptcy Case
New York June. The United States court lists discharges in bankruptcy including William E. Coffin, broker formerly with Coffin & Stanton. Reported liabilities of 4 199 007 with only 25 cash assets. Unsecured creditors amount to 872.18. large claimed creditors include the city of Santa Ana, California and an iron goods firm with minor sums.
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William E. Coffin
New York
United States
Walliam E. ‘Coffin
Coffin & ‘Stanton
Camini
Coffin & Staunton
Banta Ayuz
Cal
Ironwad
Mick
Bonds and creditors listed with regional details
Among the other creditors were the Northern Counties Investment Trust of Bradford Pennsylvania with 9,000, the Nation Bank of Baltimore at 8,006, and the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia with 92,820. Another discharge affected Marshall C. Bistn, a Huntington Florida contractor whose liabilities centered around Green Cove.
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Northern Counties Investment Trust
Bradford
Nation Bank of Baltimore
Penn Mutual Lie Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Marshall C. Bistn
Hablitiies
Huntington
Green Cove
Fla
Duties of the New Century Discussing That Subject
Hale Speaking at Ohio State University on June 19 delivers an address titled The Duties of the New Century. He calls for unity among races, peace among nations, and a world court to settle disputes, urging educated youth to advance universal peace and harmony.
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Hale
Columbus
Ohio
Edward 2Erett Hale
Ohio State University
New Centur
Supreme Court
PRESSMEN AND THE MILITIA RESOLUTION DEFEATED
In Washington during the printing pressmen convention a resolution to bar union members from joining national guard units failed to be voted on after strong debate. President Bowman warned the move would affect civil law and patriotism, and the measure was laid aside as unfinished business.
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National Guard
Washington
Casdderab
Charles Reid
Bowman
Powise
General Superintendent named for Sabbath Schools
Richmond June 19 Special Rev Dr A L Phillips of Nashville Tenn was today appointed General Superintendent of Sabbath Schools and Young People's Society in the Southern Presbyterian church by the committee of publication with headquarters here The selection follows action by the southern general assembly at Little Rock and creates a department in step with other denomination branches Phillips is expected to begin September 1st.
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Richmond
A. L. Phillips
Nashville
Young People's Society
Southern Presbyterian ‘Church
Southern General Assembly
Little Rock
Phillips
Lucky Baldwin to enter private hospital in San Francisco
Baldwin known as Lucky Badin and three time American derby winner is very ill and has been brought to a private hospital after a failed departure to Nome. He was taken to Seattle and compelled to return. The report notes his condition as serious.
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Baldwin
San Francisco
Goaded Critics Attack Pennsylvania Transit Legislation
In Harrisburg the house paused on special orders as two rapid transit franchise bills drew fire from anti administration Republicans and Democrats. Speaker Coray of Luzerne branded the bills infamously corrupt and said the people will sweep the “infernal machine” away when the time comes. Party members from Allegheny and Lehigh denounced the moves as a stench to the public and urged defeat.
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Harrisburg
Two Hills
tNs Rapid Trenam
Nis
O Hoard
Appec
Coray
Luzerne
Secretary
the Commonwealth
Caray
Hall
Allegheny
Mayne
Lehigh
Ilaels
Jealous Foreman Kills Wife and Companion in Fort Worth
Henry Moore, a Fort Worth and Denver railroad foreman, shot and killed his wife and her companion H. H. Ruger in a wine room after tracking them from a saloon. He beat them with a pistol and then fired. Both victims died shortly after. Moore was arrested.
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Henry Moore Hille
Fort Worth
Texas
Henry Moore
Denver
H. H. Rugeeit
Moore
Government to Own Roads Alleged Scheme to Transfer Under Way
A Denver dispatch reports a gigantic plan to hand all U S railroads to the government. A western financier claims within years Rockefeller Harriman Vanderbilts Gould and Morgan interests will transfer every railroad line to federal ownership. The government would pay about 18 billion dollars, with banks to be embezzled to finance the deal.
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Denver
Cola
United States
Rockefeller, Harriman
VanderbNt
Gould and
Morgan
Carnegie To Erect Blaine Monument in Pittsboro
Andrew Carnegie plans a monument in Pittsboro to James G. Blaine, longtime personal friend and admired champion of American industry, marking a notable late undertaking by the philanthropist.
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Carnegie
Blaine
Pittsboro
Andrew Carnesie
James G. Blaine
Jung 18 The Republic Iron Company shuts after strike
Muncie Indiana workers walk out after Superintendent Adams orders a Black worker to join the night shift in the firing department. The shutdown comes as tensions rise and the plant halts production. In Texas, Garrett van Ghuet, owner of the Consolidated Car System, was killed in a street collision in Palas on June 1.
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Muncie
Tia
Jung
Republic Iron Company
I Is Big Nut and Bolt Works
Adams
Fiptehing
Palas
Tex
Garrett “van Ghuet
Barker Trial Details Outrage Claim In Jersey City Shooting
New York June 18 The Barker trial in Jersey City centered on an alleged outrage by Rev John Keller that Barker and his wife testified to under court prompting questions. Barker told how he met Keller on Beach Street and fired four shots after an alleged insult to his wife. The defense argued jealousy and temporary insanity as Barker surrendered after the shooting. Mrs Barker testified about her four year marriage and her long acquaintance with Keller.
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New York
Thomas G. Barker
Jersey City
N. J
John Keller
Barker
van Winkle
Jir i
Keller
Pesch Street
Midland Avenue
Beach Street
Iain
Erwin
Buckix
Wines
Heller
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Mexicc City
Jose Frias
Ms . Associates
Chihuahua
Cheney
Dover
N. H
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Manchester
Bowse
Charles H. Fish
New Hampshire
Switzerland
Cleveland
Rtreet Gar Company
Pennsylvania
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Ms. Barker
Rien Mi. Keller
Prial
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