SINKS WITH THE CREW Rudder Chun Parts at Height of Hurrie Wene
York era report from Toledo June 30 details the sinking of the stern argo Margaret Olwill in Lake Erie at 2 a m after leaving Kelly's Island for Cleveland with stone. Eleven crew members perished including Captain Brown Mrs Brown Blanchard Brown Miss Hunt and four others. One deck hand Duncan Doyle survived after four hours in the water. Rescue efforts by the steamer State of Ohio saved Coyle while Heffron perished attempting to grab a rescue line. Captain Willoughby of State of Ohio stayed with wreckage until all aboard were accounted for.
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Blur
Toledo
Margaret Olwill
Lake Erie
John Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Captain Brown
Blanchard Brown
Miss Hunt
Kelly’s Island
Coyle
Heffron
Willoughby
State of Ohio
Floods Hit Texas as Brazos Rises and Bridges Fall
Reports from the Brazos river region show the Big and Little Brazos flooding banks, destroying miles of farmland below Austin. Five major trunk lines are blocked and 14 large bridges washed away, with three people reported drowned near Sweetwater in Buffalo County following a river incident.
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Austin
Tex
Brazos
Big Brazos
Little Brazos
Kearney
Neb
Sweetwater
Buffalo County
Beam Ereek
Eight Hour Law Debated in Denver Supreme Court
Reports from various locales detail incidents from a buggy crash with occupants lost along a creek to labor unrest in Chicago stockyards. The eight hour labor law arguments opened before the Colorado Supreme Court, while smelters restart in Pueblo and Leadvill e, and five river workers drown near Clarksville MO. Frank Baker dies from racing injuries in Iowa.
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Denver
Trust
Supreme Court
Leaidville
Eilers
Pueblo
Unconstitutional 1897 Labor Protection Act Declared
Scranton Pennsylvania June 28 Judge Gunster holds that a 1897 legislature act protecting employees who form join or belong to labor organizations is unconstitutional The ruling cites that the act provides no protection to workers employed by individuals or firms while allowing corporate employees to organize freely and that neighboring tradesmen employed by individuals may be banished for the same conduct The case concerns Lewis Mack prosecuting George W Clark a foreman for a steamfitting and plumbing company for discharging union workers.
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Scranton
Gunster
Lewis Mack
George W. Clark
Graduate In Overalls Shocks Lyons School Board Resigns
The Lyons school board resigns after the high school class arrives in laborers garments for commencement. Students adopt Work as the class motto and charge admission, crowd the opera house, seen as board endorsement of the students. The board then abandons control of the city's educational affairs.
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Lyons
Tuesday Baseball Scores From The National and Western Leagues
In the National League Cleveland lost to New York six to one while Pittsburgh beat Boston four to three. St Louis defeated Philadelphia six to four. In the Western League Columbus edged Buffalo four to five, and Indianapolis outscored Detroit eighteen to none.
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Cleveland
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Louis
Philadelphia
Columbus
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Detroit
Fifteen Thousand Attend Sangerfest Amid Hall Delays and Collapse
Fifteen thousand disappointed people packed Sangerfest hall last night as delays halted completion of stage and floor. Architect Baldwin collapsed from nervous prostration and is in serious condition. public was misinformed about the delays. Police rope lines protected workers while crowds pressed in for an exhibition of debris removal and finishing touches. President Bettman announced no concert tonight and the opening program would be held later.
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Suengerfest Hall
Ward Baldwin
Baldwin
Bettman
Land Act Causes Ranchers to Seize Ranges Near Chadron
Ranchmen bordering Dawes and Sheridan counties on the Nebraska border move to control public ranges under the reservoir act. Filings rise daily, prompting homestead entries as sections are transformed into water-centered holdings. Chautauqua Assembly opens with Bishop Vincent as keynote, endowment grows with Helen Gould contributing half. a Maine relic appears in Lincoln. yacht Columbia defeats Defender in 80 miles windward. Callaway convicted of murder in St Louis. Lenherr family drowns near Louisville. Hiram Smith Jr. dies in Cameron. Captain Coghlan draws 8,000 at Winfield Cha utauqua. Washington Masonic Grand Lodge admits some black Masons.
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Dawes
Sheridan
Onapron
Neb
Chadron
Firm of Fraudulent Exporters Caught
A New York arrest reveals Henry Morgan and Robert Klein as part of an 18 man scheme named Lyon & Co. posing as shipping and commission merchants. Police find 100 letters from U.S. manufacturers showing goods en route to New York as supposed samples for export.
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New Yor
Henry Morgan
Robert Klein
Lyon & Co
United States
New York
Lincoln's closing address on parental responsibility and education
The excerpt cites Abraham Lincoln on parental duty to guide children through education and suggests using the New Werner Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica as a comprehensive, college-level resource adopted by Yale, Harvard and Columbia. It promotes securing access to the edition now.
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Abraham Lincoln
Werner
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
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