Irish bill dropped as Campbell announces House decision
Premier Campbell announces in the House of Commons that the Irish bill is dropped after the Irish party leader agrees to Convention's decision. Government will push an evicted tenants restoration bill and a broad education reform next session, while relations with the United States and Japan raise regional concerns.
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Campbell
Bannerman
House of Conminions
London
House of Commons
Camphbell-Banner- Man
Ttt
House of Lords
Pan
United States
Japan
San Francisco
Brother of McKinley assassin returns to Cleveland
Michael Czolgosez brother of Leon Czolgosez the McKinley assassin came back to Cleveland from Sharon Pennsylvania where he had been a week He said he was indignant at reports he would go to Canton for Mrs McKinley’s funeral He went to Sharon seeking employment.
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Cleveland
Michael Czolgosez
Leon Czolgosez
President McKinley
Sharon
Canton
McKinley
Second Death From Accident at Taylor's Falls
St Croix Falls Wisconsin January 4 Mrs Co PD Emery wife of the local post master died from injuries suffered in the runaway at Taylor's Falls Sunday in which the five year old son of David Connors of Osceola was killed.
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St. Croix Falls
Wis
Jane
Co. PD. Emery
Taylor's Falls
David Connors
Osceola
Notable Obituaries and Elections Highlight Era News
General Ruger retired U A died at his Stam ford home. Judge Garretson of New Jersey supreme court dies in Morristown of pneumonia. Oklahoma constitution ratification vote set for August 6. Sir Charles Mark Palmer Liberal MP dies in London born 1822. John Mitchell UMWA president returns home after hospital stay post operation. Constance Titus US rowing champion denied Henley regatta entry.
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Thomas H. Ruger
U. A
Stamford
Conn
A. Q. Garretson
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Morristown
Oklahoma
Charles Mark Palmer
Jarrow
Durham
London
John Mitchell
Th United Mine Workers of America
Spring Valley
Constance St. Titus
United States
Titus
Umbrella Tip Cited Against One-Hand Siding Work
The Atlanta Constitution notes a consumer tip about sun protection with a portable umbrella. It cautions that you cannot build a siding while holding the umbrella in one hand and working with the other.
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Atlanta
Pittsburo Tragedy Ends With Suicide After Double Shooting
In Pittsburgh on June 4 Patrick Reardon, 28, shot two men, then killed himself. Victims Thomas Morton and M. M. Moorehead were wounded. a letter found in Reardon’s pocket suggested jealousy over a woman named Anna Vortisch. A nearby incident in Minneapolis reports a store owner assaulted by a robber with a bottle, leaving her unconscious and the thief James Lewis jailed.
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Pittsburo
Patrick Reardon
Thomas Morton
M. M. Moorehead
Larimer Avenue
East End
Reardon
Anna Vortisch Reardon
Morton
Moorehead
Anna Vortisch
J. P. Vortisch
Staten Island
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Ferguson
Central Avenue
James Lewis
The Art of Skip Reading
The piece extols skip reading as a modern skill allowing a reader to extract essential information from a newspaper in under five minutes. It describes how eyes scan columns for key words while the brain forms a concise summary.
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London Graphic
Jury 1s Completed In Haywood Murder Trial
Twelve jurors chosen for William D. Haywood murder case against Governor Steunenberg. Judge Wood swears twelve after swift voir dire. Opening statements set by James Hawley brief. state to outline Western Federation of Miners conspiracy and Haywood leadership links. Jury list described, with demographic details of members.
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Taine
Ida
William D. Haywood
Frank Stewnenberg
Bownd
Haywood
Caldwell
Alfred Koff
Talesman
Koff
C. V. Sebern
Wyoming
Bebern
Haywood Ill Again Asks Sheriff For Doctor
Boise Idaho June 4 W D Haywood was again taken ill and asked the sheriff to send for a doctor. The county physician was summoned and prescribed medicine. Haywood said he felt better after taking it though his nervous system remained in bad condition. There is no immediate danger of a recurrence of Saturday's attack, but he must be extremely careful.
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Boise
Ida
W. D. Haywood
Haywood
Sather
Lewis
Unite to Fight Roads In Rate Litigation Meeting Discussed
St Paul June 4 A meeting of governors attorneys general and other officials from states likely affected by the rate litigation before the federal district court may be held in St Paul soon Attorney General Young weighs a general call to action urging Iowa Illinois Indiana and New York to cooperate as legislatures there have passed rate regulating laws The possibility of a special legislative session was mentioned by Governor Johnson though he has not reviewed the suit or complaint in full.
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St. Paul
Union
Federal District Court
Young
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
New York
Johnson
Arson and embezzlement charges in Newport News
Newport News Virginia June 4 charged with arson and embezzling funds of United States Express company George P Decker twenty one arrested at Old Point Comfort by a detective of Washington Decker confessed he set fire to the federal wharf at Old Point Comfort after robbing the safe of $60 The wharfhouse was destroyed with all its contents the loss estimated at $50000 Willow River Minnesota June 4 while out hunting Peter Solak accidentally discharged a shotgun from a boat leading to the left arm amputation Me Solak weak may not recover Washington Pennsylvania June 4 mangled unknown man found on Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Meadowlands authorities believe robbery and murder and body placed on tracks Washington June 4 John A Kasson of Iowa diplomat and lawyer fell and fractured his arm at eighty five years old
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Missouri
Georgee Powell
Kansas
Meridian
C. V. Sebern
H. F. Messecar
Canada
Lee Schrivener
Ada County
Idaho
J. A. Robertson
Levi D. Smith
Boise
A. P. Burns
Boise Valley
F. Russell
Ilinois
Newport News
United States Express Company
George P. Decker
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Decker
Federal
Express Company
Willow River
Minn
Peter Solak
Solak
Pennsylvania Railway
Meadowlands
John A. Kasson
Iowa
Seamen Strike Near End as Demands Yield
Paris June 4. Seamen’s extended strike is near end as delegates report ministers will drop desertion prosecutions and reinstate officers and men. Government offers pensions rise from 40.80 to 72 for sailors and 156 to 200 for officers, with no penalties if promptly returning to duty. Delegates urge return to work, predicting broad resumption and restored commerce.
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Paris
la Peyre
Marine
Thomson
Minister of Marine
Naval Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Naval
M. Thomson
Fatal Buffalo auto crash claims Hamlin and boy
Buffalo June 4 well known citizen Harry Hamlin died in a collision on Williamsville road near Buffalo with a light wagon driven by Jacob Schaller. Schaller badly hurt and 12 year old John Heckel fatally injured. Hamlin’s party included a police officer and two employees. dust and motion created a fatal misread. The incident left Hamlin head crushed and Schaller injured.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Harry Hamlin
Williamsville Road
Mr. Hamlin
Jacob Schaller
Schaller
John Heckel
Anthony Gavin
Buffalo Police Force
Hamlin
Country Club
Gavin
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