Military Rule Emerges In Servia Under Peter I
Belgrade reports a military dictatorship under Colonel Maschin and Colonel Mitschitch after King Peter I’s position weakens. Army officers shadow prefects, suppressing radicals and steering the nation toward a republic debate with heavy influence from Mitsehnen’s presence and threats to the new king.
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Belgrade
Peter I
Maschin
Mitschitch
Premmbilc
Ubomir Schickovics
Pelerade Odjok
Eers
Officers’ Club
Peter Karageorgevitch
Desperate struggle ends in capture of escapee Barber
A Neenah arrest follows a tense houseboat struggle in which Chief James Brown Oshkosh detective Andrew McCabe and Barber nearly died as officers pulled into Lake Winnebago. Barber, wanted for larceny in Oshkosh, was placed in a naphtha launch after the clash on the water.
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Miwaukee
The
Sentinel
Neenah
Wis
Joseph Barber
Towa State Prison
James Brown
Andrew McCabe
Barber
Lake Winnebago
Estimates Divide on Heppner Massacre Death Toll
Reports from Heppner Oregon show conflicting estimates of fatalities from the disaster with officials noting the number could reach five hundred one hundred and fifty bodies remain unaccounted for as the investigation continues.
Devastating flood rips through Treponei Oregon area
Tremendous loss of life and widespread destruction follow the Cleawhurst flood. Death tolls are uncertain with estimates ranging from 209 to 500 as rescue teams work amid wreckage along the canyon streets. Townspeople, relief workers, and railroad crews race to recover bodies and deliver aid while tracks to Heppner reopen slowly and conditions threaten disease.
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Treponei
Ore
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Lexington
Heppner
Nalles
Jone
Weppner
Julius Keitley
James Kernan
O. R
Portland
Katie
Arson cases closed as Crawford and Tharp freed
Jackson Kentucky June 17 arson cases against Crawford and Tharp teamsters for Hargis were dismissed with no indictments from the grand jury. Expectation grows that murder cases against Jett and White may follow suit today as speculation swirls about juror loyalties and county influence.
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Jackson
Crawford
Tharp
Hargis
Jett
White
Breathhitt County
Ewen
Duluth Man Drowns Attempting Rescue
Abner Cameron a 26 year old engineer died while trying to rescue a companion from drowning near West Duluth. Humphrey Jones, fishing nearby, cried for help as the boat capsized. Cameron and William Connelly went to assist. Connelly saved Jones and Cameron disappeared beneath the water despite efforts.
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Duluth
Abner Cameron
Humphrey Jones
Cameron
Jones
William Connelly
Connelly
Existence Threatened by Irish Land Bill Deadlock
London June 16. A deadlock between Irish Secretary Wyndham and Irish leader John Redmond followed Tuesday's Commons debate. Redmond's amendment to abolish the minimum landlord sale price was opposed by Wyndham and rejected by the house, risking not only the land bill but the government itself.
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London
Wyndham
John Redmond
House of Commons
No Strike In Anthracite Regions After Election Row
Scranton June 17 report that no strike will occur despite operators refusing to recognize District Presidents Nicholls Fahy and Dettrey named by United Mine Workers. The miners convened to elect district representatives to the conciliation board and ratified the action amid tentative peace talks led by Mitchell and Connell with envoy Neill.
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Scranton
Nicholls, Fahy
Mitchell
Chicago hotel and restaurant strike to be settled by arbitration
In Chicago on June 16 the hotel and restaurant strike is likely to end by arbitration with strikers agreeing to return to work Thursday morning. Outside organizations pressed the joint board to accept a peaceful settlement, and hotelkeepers will meet to decide on the proposal likely to be accepted by the unions.
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Chicago
Hotelkeepers’ Association
Indians on Flathead Reservation Face Tax Clash
June 17 Missoula Mont trouble of serious nature looms on the Flathead Indian reservation. armed reds oppose a $1 cattle tax imposed by the government. Major Smead Indian agent warned activists, with deputies, to seize cattle but met armed resistance. clashes feared as payment deadline nears.
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Missoula
Mont
Flathead Indian Reservation
United States
Smead
Nelsons on Murder Trial in Owatonna
The trial of Charles and Henry Nelson for the Harry B P Krier murder began in Owatonna on June 17. State star witness William A Sutton testified that Charles fired the fatal shot while Henry chased and held the saloonkeeper, with the pair then forcing Sutton to remove the victim’s belongings. Sutton’s account aligned with his prior Minneapolis arrest confession.
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Owatonna
Minn
Charles
Henry Nelson
Harry BP. Krier
Willam A. Sutton
Charles Nelson
Krier
Nelsons
Minneapolis
Adair
A. B. Stewart
J. R. Reumel
Christian Jespersen
Anna Stins
Roosevelt visits University of Virginia alumni day
President Roosevelt winds up his national tour with a June 17 stop at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. Alumni and public figures greeted him warmly as he spoke in the rotunda under Jefferson’s statue and later at the auditorium and gymnasium banquet before departing for Washington.
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Father Chidwick
New York
John R. Chidwick
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Maine
Havana
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Roosevelt Monnte
Washington
Mexican funds in arbitration set new record
Ambassador Clayton reports to the state department that Mexico deposited 1 622 628 dollars on the Pius fund award. The prompt payment breaks all records in arbitration and the money will go to Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco, the titular claimant.
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Washington
Clayton
State Department
Riordan
San Francisco
Montana Ranchman Kills One and Wounds Another
Patrick Donovan a Clinton ranchman and politician was fatally shot by three highwaymen near Missoula. He fired back killing one robber and wounding another as the trio rode away with the dead man. In St Louis, ex Lieutenant Governor J A Lee testified to being offered money to shield a doodle investigation.
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Montana
Missoula
Mont
Patrick Donovan
Clinton
St. Louis
J. A. Lee
Grand Jury
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the Sentinel
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J. R. Wilson
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Frank Hawker
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Grace Smith
Everson
Dr. Brooks
Lamphere Institute
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G. P. Childs
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