Rebuffs to Recognize Gallagher as Acting Mayor Spark City Tension
In San Francisco on June 19, District Attorney Langdon warned that any recognition of James L. Gallagher as acting mayor would bring trouble for the city as Schmitz, jailed for extortion, awaits appeal. Schmitz rebuked the board, demanding that all matters be reviewed by him and stating he can perform mayoral duties. Gallagher has not attempted to take office.
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S.S.S
S. S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
James L. Gallagher
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Schmitz
Langdon
Gallagher
Post and
Franklin Streets
Six More Bodies Found After Minnesota Launch Disaster
The Hampton Roads search recovered six more victims of the Minnesota launch disaster near Fort Wool Rip Rap, including midshipmen Walter Carl Ulrich and Herbert Leander Holden, Ordinary Seamen H. L. Van Dorn and F. R. Plumber, Coal Passer Jesse Conn, and Coxswain R. H. Dodson of New York. One body remains missing, that of a man named Murphy.
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Newport News
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Fort Wool
Murphy
Walter Carl Ulrich
Herbert Leander Holden
H. L. van Dorn
Jesse Conn
R. H. Dodson
New York
F. R. Plumber
Liveryman Dies After Auto Fall in St Paul
Fred Schroeder liveryman of St Peter and Fourth streets was killed when thrown from Walter J Hill’s speeding automobile near Syndicate and Summit. His skull fractured. Coroner A W Miller examined the scene and the body was moved to J Willwerscheid’s undertaking rooms. It is believed apoplexy caused the fall.
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St. Paul
Fred Schroeder
St. Peter and
Fourth Streets
Walter J. Hill
James J. Hill
Syndicate
Summit Avenues
A. W. Miller
J. Willwerscheid
Schroeder
King of Mulberry Street Convicted of Murder
Angelo Landero known as the king of Mulberry Street was found guilty of first degree murder and faces the death penalty. Salvatore Governale also awaits a death sentence for killing two policemen last April. The victim was Don Michele D Ambrio a Bedford Park contractor, in a dispute over a game of poke involving revolvers.
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New York
Angelo Landro
Mulberry Street
Salvatore Governale
Landero
Michele D’ambrio
Bedford Park
Tocke
Public Lands Convention Opens in Denver
The three day event heard remarks from James R. Garfield Richard A Gallinger and Henry M Teller. Dr J M Wilson was chosen chairman and Fred P Johnson secretary. Garfield urged focus on national land laws beneficial to the whole country and welcomed constructive criticism.
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Denver
Public Lands Convention
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Richard A. Gallinger
General Land Office
Henry M. Teller
United States
Colorado
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming
Fred P. Johnson
Garfield
Kaufmann Murder Case Heads Toward Jury Verdict
In Flandreau South Dakota on June 19 the Kaufmann murder trial paused after summarizing arguments. Defense counsel George Rice had not finished when court adjourned and is expected to be followed by Judge Frank R. Aikens and then by George B. Egan for the state. The case is anticipated to go to the jury soon.
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Flandreau
Kaufmann
George Rice
Orr
Minnehaha
Biewitt
Moody County
Frank R. Aikens
George B. Egan
Neill in New York probes telegraphers dispute
In New York on June 19 United States Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill began an inquiry into the clash between the Western Union company and the Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America. He considered both sides as he studies the demands and prospects for a statement to the union and the public. The inquiry paused as details remained unsettled and officials awaited further guidance.
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New York
United States Labor
Charles P. Neill
Nelli
Oyster Bay
Small
Konenkamp
Neill
Washington
Western Union Company
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Unusual Case as Husband Confesses in Wife Death
New York, June 19. James Wardell confessed to Coroner Acritelli and Assistant District Attorney Manley that he shot his wife in her West Twenty-fifth Street flat as part of a death pact. He did not know autopsy showed she had died from inhaling illuminating gas. Wardell admitted intent to kill but did not complete self-destruction. his wife, nineteen, was found dead in bed Monday night. Police say the couple planned mutual suicide. Wardell’s courage failed at the moment.
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New York
James Wardell
Acritelli
Manley
West Twenty-fifth Street
Wardell
Denver Fight Gives Weeks Narrow Victory over Walsh
In Denver on June 19 Freddie Weeks of Cripple Creek earned a ten round decision against Lastamweght Champion Jimmy Walsh of Boston at the Denver Athletic Club.
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Denver
Freddie Weeks
Cripple Creek
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Denver Athletic Club
Indictments against Central Vermont for rebates
A U S grand jury in New York indicts the Central Vermont Railway company for violating the Elkins anti rebate act. Woolson Spice of Toledo is named as the favored shipper in seven counts for 1 cent per 100 pounds rebates on 1904 carload shipments between New York and Toledo. The line operates boats to New London and connects with Grand Trunk via Merchants Despatch routes. Attorneys will plead later.
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New York
Elkins
United States
Central Vermont Railway Company
Woolson Spice Company of
Toledo
Central Vermont
Woolson
New London
Conn
Ac Grand Trunk Railway
Six Tourists Injured in Colorado Gorge Accident
Canyon City Colorado June 19 six persons were injured three seriously on a sightseeing trip in Royal Gorge Park when a vehicle toppled after the driver lost control.
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Canyon City
Colo
Royal Gorge Park
Injured Trio Named After Crash in Franklin Neb
The seriously injured are J. B. Morgan of Franklin Nebraska with a broken right thigh and severe bruising possibly not recoverable, Mrs. J. B. Morgan with two broken ribs and severe bruises possibly internal injuries, and Miss Emma Smith with a bruised right ankle and a dislocated shoulder.
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J. B. Morgan
Franklin
Neb
Emma Smith
Severe hailstorm hits beets and tobacco after heat wave
In Janesville Wisconsin on June 19 an intense heat spell led to two prostrations. A severe hail storm then struck, causing significant damage to crops including beets and tobacco.
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Janesville
Wis
Seven Men Killed in Johnson No 1 Mine Disaster
In Scranton on June 19 seven men died and two were seriously injured in two mine gas explosions at the Johnson No 1 mine in Brivelurg. The first blast was blamed on a door tender who left a door open, allowing gas buildup and another worker to be injured. The second explosion, caused by ignition of accumulated fire damp after the first blast, killed seven and injured another.
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Scranton
Johnson No 1 Ming
J’rivelurg
Mrs Julia Mellody Dies After Fire At Northern Indiana Hospital
Logansport June 19 Mrs Julia Mellody aged 52 an inmate at the Northern Indiana hospital for the insane set fire to her clothing and was burned to death She resisted attendants who tried to extinguish the flames.
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Logansport
Ind
Julia Mellody
Northern
Indiana Hospital For the
Two Men Die in Telegraph Pole Crash in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports a fatal auto accident that killed June Thomas Trever and Alfred Trever of the H. and 8, Pogue company. A chauffeur was seriously injured and may die after the vehicle struck a tele graph pole while attempting to avoid a colored man.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Trever
H. and 8, Pogue Company
Alfred Trever
Stabbed by a Girl in West Side Stabbing
In the West Side incident Philomena Castro, a young Syrian girl, fatally stabbed Charles McCarthy after roughing during a street piano game. Theresa Christopher is held as a witness. Separate report notes Julius Rosenheimer, needle manufacturer, murdered on his Pelham estate by two assailants who fled.
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New York
Youngest murderer convicted in Paltiore court
Sidney Hodis a nine year old colored boy was tried and convicted of manslaughter for shooting William H Griffiths an eleven year old Negro after a marble quarrel on June 1. Hodis showed no concern in court sleeping during the trial and his sentence was suspended.
Baseball Scores From Carded Leagues
National League results show Chicago 3 Boston 1, St Louis 0 Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 3 New York 4, Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 7. American League games include Boston 6 Chicago 2, New York 6 St Louis 1, Philadelphia 2 Detroit 6, Washington 2 Cleveland 1. American Association reports Indianapolis 1 St Paul 4, Columbus 3 Milwaukee 6, Lowellville 4 Minneapolis 5, Toledo 6 King City 6 in 10 innings. Boston notes heat related deaths and temp reaching 91.2 degrees.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Loutaville
Minpoupolis
Toledo
Kingas City
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Weeks
Walsh
Vermont
Federal Grand Jury
Wisconsin
Julius Rosenheimer
Pelham
National League
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Paris
John Gund Brewing CO
la Crosse
J Jr .Scallon
Mgr Austin
Linn
Austin Gas Company
John Fairbanks
City Real Estate
Jay
My Avenue
al. Mollison
Kenwood and
Baldwine
Lansing Avenue
Wy. Teeter
Chatham Stree
Lansing Ave
Petty
Orris Hayes
Austin
Wade Jy
Baldwin Street
S. Olav Hospital
Austin, Minn
Austin Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
A. C. Pace
O. J. Simmons
Secretar
Arthur W. Allen
O. M
St. Pity
Ulacco
Offich
Tat
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Avastin
Mixx
C. F. Lewis, M.D
Physicias
SU Rumor
Wim. Keefe
Austin. Min
Clifford C. Leck, M
Ficefin Horsa
Austin, Mics
Homer F.peirson
St. Mary's Hospita
Minneapolis, Minn
Wold’s Drug Store
Cor Main and
Bridge Streets
Austin Minn
J. F. Fairbanks
East Bridge
Minn
Crane
Mino
Great Western
Land Agency
Austin, Mower Co., Minn
H. A. Avery
Austin National Pank
C. H. Johnson
Shirsh Block
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