Tragedy at King Alfonso Wedding Causes Madrid Tension
Madrid reports heightened public fear after a bomb attempt on the royal carriage during the royal wedding events. English suspect Hamilton detained amid ties to Manuel Morales. police pursue anarchist links and tighten security as rehearsals for royal ball are questioned.
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Madrid
Alfon
Puerta del Sol
Royal Palace
Alfonso
Hamilton
Manuel Morales
Barcelona
Marquise of Tolosa
Ordereres
Ferdinand
Bavaria
Infanta Maria
Teresa
Victoria
Prince Ferdinand
Prendergast
Engineer Lieutenant Dies After Accidental Gunshot at Fort Madison
Lieutenant Ferdinand Williams of the U S Army engineer corps was accidentally shot by a sergeant during target practice at Fort Madison opposite the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. He succumbed to his injuries a few hours later.
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Annapolis
Ferdinand Williams
Engineer Corps
Fort Madison
Naval Academy
Labor Leader Lavine Shot by Cripple at Union Hall
Chicago June 2 John W Lavine a prominent labor leader was shot three times after a Bricklayers hall meeting to raise funds for John T Tobias a cripple and fellow cigarmakers union member Tobias waited on the street and fired Lavine as he left the hall Tobias was arrested soon after the attempted escape on crutches Unable to determine if Lavine survives the wounds at this time
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Chicago
John W. Lavine
United States
John T. Tobias
Levine
Tobias
Cigarmakers’ Union
Armenian Tartars clash revives race violence in Yelizavetpol
In Yelizavetpol on June 2 battles between Armenians and Tartars resumed. Several Armenians were killed in the PDjevanahnski district and the fate of eighteen Armenians captured by Tartars is unknown.
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Yelizavetpol
Tartars
Pdjevanahnski
Cananea copper camps erupt in massacre and fires
News from Naco Arizona reports Cananea Mexico the Greene copper camp sees mass casualties as Mexicans clash with American workers at the Greene company works. At least a dozen Americans killed with dozens more feared dead while dynamite and fires rage. refugee trains head to Bisbee as authorities move to restore order.
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Naco
Ariz
Cananea
Mex
Here
W. C. Greene
Greene Company
Colonel Greene
Bisbee
Greene
Ysabel
Sonora
Hermosillo
Tom Rynning
Arizona Rangers
Douglas
George Metcalf
Sonora Hotel
Metcalf
William Metcalf
Senator Bailey Seeks Burton Expulsion After Resignation Delay
Senator Bailey introduces a resolution in privileges and elections to expel Senator Joseph R. Burton of Kansas. Action is postponed to next Tuesday with committee sentiment leaning toward adoption if Burton does not resign before the next meeting.
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Washington
Bailey
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Joseph R. Burton
Kansas
Burton
Twelve Miners Die in Mexican Mine Accident Near Texacellentec
Reports from Mexico City say twelve miners perished at the Mazedalena mine near Texacellentec in the State of Mexico. The fatalities, including mine manager Erasmus Chaverere, were caused by smoke and gas that flooded the lower workings from the boiler.
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Mexico City
Here
Mazedalena
Texacellentec
State of Mexico
Erasmus Chaverere
Tragic Classroom Suicide Tells Ida Rohrer Story in Eveleth
In Eveleth Minnesota on June 2 Miss Ida K Rohrer a seventh grade public school teacher from Spring Valley Minnesota killed herself in her classroom using a 32 caliber revolver the bullet piercing her breast.
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Eveleth, Minn
Ida K. Rohrer
Spring Valley
Minn
Subway Fire Delays Rescue as Smoke Engulfs Trains
Panic and darkness as passengers struggle to reach exits in a subway blaze. Women faint, but all are unhurt. it takes hours before crews can extinguish flames and enter the tunnel.
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Dred
Tenth Street
Russia's Agrarian Stalemate Prompts Long Debate
In St Petersburg on June 12 the Imperial Parliament debated a agrarian reform plan. The discussion showed right and left resist the CD project, with conservatives opposing forced expropriation and socialists demanding full nationalization and subsidy for farming implements. Debate likely to extend into summer recess.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Constitutional Democratic
Suichinsky
M. Gurko
M. Stichinsky
Collision in the subway sparks fire and disruption
In New York a collision between empty-car trains in the Broadway line near the One Hundred and Tenth Street station caused a short circuit and four cars to burn. The blaze shut traffic from Ninety third Street to Kingsbridge for hours as passengers faced a panic and trains ran the gauntlet amid extinguished lights.
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New York
Ninety-third Street
Kingsbridge
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Broadway
Miss Teranova Acquitted In Aunt Murder Case
New York report states Josephine Teranova is acquitted of murdering her aunt Concetta Riggio but remanded on a second charge of murdering her uncle. Jury rendered verdict in sixteen minutes. crowd cheered as she left the court and crossed the Bridge of Sighs toward the Tombs.
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New York
Josephine Terranova
Concetta Riggio
Ely
Bridge of Sighs
Senate considers motion to reconsider railroad liability bill
The senate passed a bill regulating railroad company liability for employee injuries but set a motion to reconsider. The session's remaining time featured Senator Morgan backing American control in the Isle of Pines and the Panama Canal supply policy. Senator Stone criticized the amendment as useless and the president as weak. The chamber adjourned after an executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Daniel
Morgan
Isle of Pines
Panama Canal
Stone
Smoot Seat Challenge Reaches Senate Committee Vote
The Senate committee on privileges and elections voted seven to five that Reed Smoot is not entitled to his Utah seat. The decision followed a resolution from Senator Dubois and sets the stage for a Senate ruling on Smoot’s removal at the current session.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Utah
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dubois
Burrows, Dolliver, Pettus
Overman
Bailey
Frazier
Foraker
Dillingham
Hopkins
Beveridge
Knox
Depew
Senate
Congress
Smoot
Smoothbe
Fire destroys Danville stables valued at quarter million
A South Boston dispatch reports a fire in Danville that damaged Edmundson's warehouse stables, with estimated losses ranging from 200 000 to 250 000 dollars. Authorities think the blaze started from a lit cigarette or match discarded near the stables.
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Danville
Boston
Edmundson
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J. W. Harris
Harris
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