Time-Lock Robbers Cap Bank Raid After Capture
In Lamar Missouri on June 2 two gunmen forced William Brasher cashier of the Hartly bank at Jericho Cedar county to open doors including the vault. The inner door was secured by a time lock. Four hours later the robbers departed leaving the doors sealed and the fate of the $4200 in the vault uncertain. Local officials had not opened it by last reports.
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Lamar
William Brasher
Hartly Bank
Jericho
Cedar County
Brasher
Jock
Embellished Fraud Claims Denied By Typographical Union
June 29 dispatch from Cariaco corrects misreporting about the International Typographical Union proceedings on Childs-Drexel home funds. No charges of misappropriation or trustee removals occurred. Other brief items cover seals rights, a Malta naval board trial, the Sistine Choir trip, silver coinage debates, Reichstag results, home rule timing, and Illinois winning a college baseball game.
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Cariaco
International Typographical Union
Childs-Drexel
Prescott
John D. Vaughan
Denver
August Donath
Washington City
Board of Trustees
Vaughan
Donath
Loxpon
Bourke
Victoria
Malta
Markham
Camperdown
Rourke
Railroad Convention Urges Nationally Owned Rail Line
Lincoln June 29 The north and south railroad convention held its first session at the state capitol with about 50 delegates. J M Gaffin was named temporary chairman and Milton Park temporary secretary. Joel Hull Nebraska urged a people owned road from North Dakota to the gulf, stressing constitutional hurdles but promising progress with steady agitation. Texas supporters favored a road built and run by the states it passes through. The body adjourned after committees were formed.
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Lincoln
North and South Railroad
Representative Hall
State Capitol
J. M. Gaffin
House of Representatives
Milton Park
Texas
Joel Hull
Nebraska
Hull
Park
North Dakota
Gulf
Presidential Appointments and Pension Roll Purge
President announces appointments including governor, consuls, surveyors general, receivers, postmasters, and a rear admiral. Pension Commission begins removing clearly fraudulent names. Reports cover treasury inspections, drought relief, farmer appeals, coal miners strike aid, abduction case, Tillman’s body recovery, and local drowning incidents.
National League Baseball Scores From Various Cities
In Pittsburg Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia eight to four with gastric hits by Gastrigh Killen Stonsel and Miller. Um pire Lynch. Cleveland won four to three over Washington with Young Cuppy and Almiuer plus Esper and Farrell contributing. Umpire McQuaid. Cincinnati beat New York six to three with Dwyer Murphy Schmidt Milligan and Emaire as umpires. St Louis tied through a 16 to 4 victory. Louisville defeated Boston 12 to 4 with Rides Crivi Staley Merritt umpire Havvat. Chicago beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 with Hutchison Kittredge Stein Haddock and Kinglow umpire Seward.
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N. H. E. Pittsburg
Philap
MO Gastrigh Killen
Stonsel
Miller
Lynch
Cleveland
Young
Cuppy
Almiuer
Esper and
Farrell
McQuaid
Cincinnati
Boston
Crivi
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Merritt
Havat
Chicago
R. H. EB
Brooklyn
Hutchison
Kittredge
Stein
Haddock and Kinglow
Seward
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Clear Creek
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