Pingree Dies in London After Illness in London
Former Michigan governor Haren S Pingree died in London Kay at 11 PM after a cancerous intestinal affliction left little hope of recovery A son present at his death reported the passing was peaceful without words The body will be embalmed and returned home The family kept for his wife and relatives in the United States informed of the tragedy The diagnosis was cancer of the intestines with great pain and rapid decline
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Haren S. Pingres
Michigan
London
Kay
Hig Son
Mr. Pingree
Pingree, Jr
United States
Pingree
Government to pay 1.3 million yearly in war pensions
Government pensions for Spanish American War recipients rise toward a potential 1.3 million dollars annually. Current payroll about 884,710 with rapid growth noted by Commissioner Henry Clay Evans. As of June 1 total Spanish American War pensions granted stood at 6,650 with averages near 1500 per year. Most beneficiaries are invalid soldiers. 8,274 in this class plus 2 invalid navy veterans and 70 navy widows or dependents.
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Henry Clay Evans
Evans
Russia Hits Back with Tariff on American Goods
Russian ambassador Count Cassini informed the U S state department that a treasury order in March plus a June 17 finance ministry directive imposed a high tariff on American white resin and raised duties on American bicycles imported into Russia in retaliation for American tariff actions.
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Count Cassini
State Department
Washington
Treasury
Defene
Russia
Denver Divines in Court Contempt Charge Sparked by Clergy Remarks
Judge Palmer in Denver district court cites Rev. W H Talmage state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League Rev M A Reader Grace Methodist Church and W D Wynkoop secretary of the local Christian Temperance Union to answer contempt charges over statements in pulpits and elsewhere about the court action on saloon liquor sales to women and Sunday service by restaurants. Also notes a fall through a trap door at Lyceum Cleveland injuring Anna Chapman and a strike settlement at Corliss Works Providence with wage increases after October 1.
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Pabmer
END IS IN SIGHT Indemnity Talks Highlight China Settlement
Washington reports from Pekin indicate a near end to the indemnity dispute with the so called American British American proposal guiding talks. Officials expect a week to seal the indemnity accord then push rapid removal of foreign troops from China though port treaty issues with local ministers remain unsettled. A second item notes a train wreck near Rockingham NC with 30 injured and two possibly fatally, as a trestle collapse sparked by heavy rains. Baggagemaster Smith saved others by signaling a follow train with a lantern and was severely hurt.
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Seema Olone
State Department
Washington
Rockhill Cully
Pekin
China
Smith
Hamlet
Rockinghan
Plea For His Life In Famous Molineux Case Opens
The second plea for the life of Roland B. Molineux in the New York murder case begins in Buffalo New York. Jota G Millburn represents the defendant and former Senator David Bennett Lili speaks for the people. The record submitted is the largest in a New York criminal case. The court will decide during the interim between sessions.
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Molineux
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Court of
Tragedy Report: Headless Young Woman Found in Woods near Chelmsford
A headless, dismembered body of a young woman was discovered in brush near Chelmsford Massachusetts on Sunday. The clothing offered little clue to identity, and authorities suspect the body was dragged into seclusion before disposal. No suspect information or motive is provided in the report.
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Chelmsford
Mass
Staten Island
Northietu
New York
Juan A. Benitez
Freuch, Edye & Co
War Involving Hidah Tribe Spurs Tacoma Dispatch
A chaotic dispatch from Tacoma reports Hidah Indians near Ketehian Alaska warlike youths declaring war on whites after Deputy Marshal Jones shot their aged chief Kitcoon during an arrest for timber trespass. The chief was badly wounded as prospectors retreat to Ketehian amid rising alarm and mounting violence.
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Wucks
Hidah
Cyclone Ravages Dakota Farm Killing and Injuring Many
A Dakota county cyclone devastated McCormack’s farm near Huron. The two story McCormack house was torn apart, five family members were injured including a 7 year old child who may not survive, others severely hurt. Nearby homes at Gardner and Palmer farms were destroyed or damaged with livestock losses and fallen outbuildings. Rain and darkness accompanied the storm, leaving farmers to salvage what remains while doctors treat the injured.
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Bouthcant
Huron
Foxton
Oa Stard
Buadle County
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Mia
McCormack
Witte
Alnpeed
Fara
Pat Finley
Phyaloiana Sant
Mr. Gardner
Market quotations and cattle hogs across major markets
Quoted daily market prices show cattle and hog futures across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit and more. Prices range widely for cattle $3.00 to $6.00 and hogs $3.00 to $5.10 with various grades and wheat corn and oats also listed under No 2.
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Uuebet
Indianapolis
Louis
Ste. Cincinnati
Detroit -Catve
Elaine Ehifyahet Torn
Fale
Peti
Sheep
Fui
Lugihe
Edtyitien
Rey York
Ile Sat
Fire devastates Danaye business district in Iowa
Fire destroyed nearly half the town's business area in Way ward, origin unknown. Loss pegged around 25,000 dollars with insurance about a quarter. Firemen battled flames with water shortages hindering containment. hotel and warehouses burned. several locals arrested later in unrelated counterfeit case and other town incidents reported.
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Woodward
St. Paul
Dusur
President McKinley rules out third term bid
The cabinet released a formal statement by President McKinley declaring he will not be a candidate for a third term nor accept any nomination if offered. The letter, prepared Monday, emphasizes a long-settled conviction against a third term, and was read to the cabinet Tuesday after amendments. Officials describe the decision as unexpected yet definitive, reflecting political dynamics and public sentiment in Washington.
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Tle
Plana
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Leng
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White House
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McKinley
House of Representatives
House
Punfcan Agsterm
James Wilson
Stamp Tax Law Reforms Hit Revenue Measures
New stamp tax law revisions affect the revenue act and related duties on telegraph and telephone services. The changes eliminate many stamps including beer and tobacco taxes, shift ownership of stamped checks, and outline redemption rules. Officials anticipate substantial revenue reductions and new administrative steps while noting market impact on manufacturers and the public.
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