Delay of the Law Op s Murderer Leads to Inquest Awaited
Wilmington reports the mob lynching of George F. White after the murder and assault of Seventeen year old Helen Bishop. Authorities plan an inquest to identify mob leaders while Gov Hunn and Attorney General Ward weigh next steps. Coroner McCormick has not fixed the inquest date. One Baltimore prisoner Arthur Cornell held for murder. Peter Smith shot during mob clash. several others injured. Mrs Bishop remains in extreme nervous distress.
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Wilmington
Del
George F. White
Helen
Bishop
Miss Bishop
Govfor Hunn
Torney
H. H. Ward
Corol McCormick
Puty
Killmer
Price
Francis
Arthur Cornell
Baltimore
Newcastle County
Peter Smith
Smith
Hoyme Memorial Hospital Planned in Duluth
In Duluth on June 24 during the United church conference Rev N B Tvedt announced funds will be raised immediately to establish the Hoyme memorial hospital. The hospital will be United church controlled with Deaconess sisters from Chicago in charge, aiming to serve Scandinavian miners woodmen and sailors who lack English fluency. Several pastors joined the United Brethren church and district visitors were selected including Rev Jacob Tanner Jasper IA and Rev S I Nummedal Jasper Minn among others.
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Duluth
United Church Conference
N. B. Tvedt
Hoyme Memorial Hospital
United Church
Chicago
United Brethren Church
P. A. Diethrichson
Gottfried Peterson
Solesten
Gaarsmoe
C. O. Solberg
M. Londahl
J. B. A. Dakle
H. Hijertaas
Young Lawyer Herman F. Robinson Commits Suicide
Herman F. Robinson a young Roslyn lawyer and Harvard alumnus of 1898 shot himself in New York. Son of Dr. Beverly Robinson he was prominent in social circles. Family reports no known reason for the self inflicted death.
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New York
Herman F. Robinson
Beverly Robinson
Young Robinson
Harvard
Defense of Chauncey Dewey in Berry killings to be self defense
Topeka Kansas June 24 The defense line for Chauncey Dewey and his associates maintains that if the Berry killings occurred the shooters acted in self defense It is not admitted that any of those under arrest fired the fatal shots
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Chauncey Dewey
Topeka
Kan
Tfe
Berrys
Dubuque Strike Settled With Union Concessions
Dubuque Iowa June 24 Union Electric Company settles its street car strike with city aid. The firm agrees not to discriminate against union men to recognize the grievance committee allow appeals to directors reinstate all strikers and provide clearance cars for Devereaux Noonan and Hennessey whose discharge sparked the strike militia to withdraw today.
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Dubuque
Union Electric Company
Municipal Affairs Committee of
Compan
Allf
Devereaux
Richmond regiments ordered to quell street strike riot
Governor Montague orders the Seventieth regiment the Richmond Blues battalion and the Richmond Howitzers to duty to maintain order against street ear strikers and sympathizers. The Seventieth report today as rioting continues but no serious injuries reported yet.
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Richmond
Montague
Seventieth Regiment
Richmond Blues
Wreck injures three on Illinois Central near Dawson Springs
A derailment last night at 7 near Dawson Springs on the Illinois Central between freight trains No 151 and 496 injured three men. Engineer Underwood and fireman Jennings of Paducah and a Louisville negro were hurt. the negro died, his body buried at the wreck site.
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Paducah
Illinois Central Railroad
Dawson Springs
Underwood
Jennings
Louisville
Deceased Black person incident near East St. Louis
Two women report an unknown Black person incident near East St. Louis Illinois. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the death and reviewing nearby surveillance. Details remain unclear as officials seek witnesses and secure the scene.
Two Women Assaulted Near East St. Louis. Man Surrounded
On Tuesday morning two women were assaulted near East St. Louis. One victim Mrs Annie Green, a 25 year old colored woman, suffered a fractured skull and a broken arm. Florence Bruno, 17, was also assaulted at her father's home. A posse and police surround a man on a Mississippi back-water island as search continues. Florence Bruno unconscious at St Marys hospital. Annie Green precarious at Henrietta hospital.
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John Bruno
East St. Louis
Belleville
Florence Bruno
Bruno
Bown
St. Clair County
Mississippi
St Mary’s Hospital
Annie Green
Henrietta Hospital
Lynching Threat Tops Peoria Desperado Case
Detective William E. Murphy was killed by "Billy" McRay as he attempted to arrest him on burglary charges. A mob of about 1,000 men gathered, the fire department was used to distract them, and Sheriff Potter reinforced the county jail with deputies. The mob dispersed after authorities vowed to fire if entry was attempted.
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Peoria
Ini
Ill
William E. Murphy
Billy” McRay
Murphy
McRay
MccKay
McKay
Potter
Bulgarians Repel Turkish Detachment At Batak
Semiofficial reports say a Turkish frontier guard unit crossed from Bulgaria at Batak and was repulsed by Bulgarian forces. Turkish losses total twenty killed and wounded. The war ministry directs provisions for 50 000 troops to Salonica and Adrianople. An engagement with Macedonian insurgents near Peroia is reported. outcome unknown.
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Sofia
Batak
Turkish War Ministry
Salonica
Adrianople
Peroia
Schwab Says He Will Not Resign United States Steel President
A statement issued last night attributed to Mr. Schwab states he has no intention of resigning as president of the United States Steel Corporation. It adds that Schwab is in excellent health and attends the steel firm’s office daily in New York.
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New York
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Destructive blaze hits Wetaskawin Alberta business district
A disastrous fire swept Wetaskawin on Tuesday, devouring most of the business section and causing about 200000 dollars in damages. The fire began in the opera house and a company performing there lost all stage property and effects.
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Winnipeg
Man
Wetaskawin
Alberta
Rooney Must Hang North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Law
Fargo verdict upholds six month delay to execution and move to state penitentiary. John Rooney, convicted of murder during a botched White Earth hold up, faces a first penitentiary execution after legal changes shifting venue and timing. The decision preserves the new statute and Rooney’s scheduled September hanging.
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Fargo
N. D
Supreme Court
John Rooney
Rooney
Sweet Brothers
White Earth
Minn
Harold Sweet
Ollock
Manhunt in Progress in Indiana Ex-con on the Run
Panhandle detectives and county sheriffs patrol Cass and Miami counties as Willard Herrell, an armed ex convict, evades capture after a day of shootings including at Lake Er ie depot in Bunker Hill and at a passenger train. He threatened John Shive ly who fled as bullets flew. Shiveley testified against him in a prior murder case.
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Logansport
Ind
Pan-handle
Willard Herrell
Cass
Miami
Herrell
Travel Inez
Lake Erie
Bunker Hill
John Shively
Shively
Shiveley
William Condon
North Dakota Man Killed by Glasgow Desperadoes
In Buford North Dakota June 24 proprietor Kubelik of the Belfast hotel was shot in the street by Pierce alias an escaped Glasgow jail prisoner with William Hardee. Pierce is near Buford pursued by a large posse and previously helped four Glasgow jail escapees. Hardee McKinney Brown are dead and Kubelik’s death marks the sixth violent death tied to the escape.
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Buford
N. D
Kubelik
Belfast
Pierce
Glasgow
Mont
William Hardee
Jack Williams
Missouri River
Hardee
McKinney
Brown
New Orleans Bears Lose In Cotton Market Showdown
In New Orleans on Tuesday W P Brown bid 14 cents for June July and August options but failed to buy any bale as bears were routed. The local exchange marked cotton scarce with prices rising, Brown and associates allegedly netting over 10,000 dollars on the long side since February. The session was described as the greatest bear yank in the city.
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New Orleans
W. P. Brown
Brown
Adams frees Mersey as receiver of Ryan Turf Investment
In St Louis on Tuesday Judge Elmer B Adams discharged United States Marshal Mersey as receiver for the defunct John J Ryan Turf Investment Co with the affairs settled The assets total about 193000 and deposits paid roughly 15 percent among 12000 claimants Annapolis candidates pass mental exams for Naval Academy and ordered to report for physicals W C Farnum Minneapolis R F Frollsen R E Gillmore A G Glick Iowa listed for further processing
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St. Louis
Elmer B. Adams
United States District Court
United States
Mersey
John J. Ryan Turf Investment Company
Annapolis
Naval Academy
W. C. Farnum
Minneapolis
R. F. Frollsen
R. E. Gillmore
A. G. Glick
Iowa
Mississippi Mob Hangs Man Found Dead in Swamps
Cleveland Miss June 24 The body of George Kincaid a negro who seriously wounded John Brook and George Stoakley five years ago was found hanging in the swamps A mob is believed to have seized him from the sheriff with a forged order and hanged him.
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Mississippi
Cleveland
Miss
George Kincaid
John Brook
George Stoakley
Chicago Police Arrest Two in Hotel Melrose Jewel Theft
Chicago officials announce the arrest of Charles Reinlein and John Ergwahl on charges of stealing jewels valued at $15,000 from the Hotel Melrose safe in Los Angeles California. The robbery reportedly occurred October 28 1902 and the arrests mark a major development in the case.
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Chicago
Charles Reinlein
John Ergwahl
Los Angeles
Cal
Madden Denies Contract Linking Him to Carbon Paper Quotation
Third Assistant Postmaster General Edgar C. Madden, visiting Detroit, asks Postmaster General Payne to investigate a Free Press story he says is false. He claims he drew no contract details, never saw the contract, and that the article damage him socially, urging inquiry and early publication of the facts.
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Detroit
Mich
Edgar C. Madden
Payne
Registry Division
Post Office Department
Free Press
Madden
Joynne
Impr
King Peter Tours Vienna and Heads to Belgrade
King Peter arrived in Vienna from Genoa at 9 35 p m and left for Belgrade at 10 10. He spoke of the challenge in punishing King Alexander and Queen Draga’s assassins after their pardon by the Servian national assembly. Accompanied by Prince Arsene and Prince George, he noted differing Belgrade reports on conspirators’ stance toward prosecution and punishment.
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Vienna
Peter
Genoa
Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Arsene
Prince George
Egan Dominates First Half of World Handball Title Match
In Jersey City on Tuesday Michael Egan of Jersey City who holds the title defeated Timothy Twohill of Kantuck Ireland in seven straight games. Both players will sail for Ireland next Saturday and the remaining match will take place at Kantuck on July 12.
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New York
Michael Egan
Jersey City
Timothy Twohill
Kantuck
Ireland
Egan
Striking Linemen Demand Higher Wages Across Four States
In San Francisco on June 24, over 150 electrical linemen employed by the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph company walked off the job. The nationwide strike covers California Oregon Washington and Arizona as workers press for an advanced wage scale.
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San Francisco
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Wide Rio Grande floods New Mexico towns
El Paso dated June 24 reports the Rio Grande river at Bereno New Mexico is six miles wide. Mexican settlements near Sierra Blanca have been swept away. Bereno and other towns in New Mexico have not been heard from in several days.
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el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande River
Bereno
N. M
Sierra Blanca
New Mexico
Reception to Roosevelt at Oyster Bay marked by Civil War trophy gun unveiling
June 24 report details plans for President Roosevelt's homecoming reception including unveiling of a Civil War trophy gun, a schoolchildren parade, and a song titled God Save the President. Mrs Roosevelt arrives with General Corbin and officers to greet Sir Thomas Lipton on his America's Cup visit. invitation to lunch at the White House or dinner at Lipton's country home in Oyster Bay.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
President
Washington
Corbin
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
General Corbin
Sir Thomas
White House
Man Leaps From Brooklyn Bridge to Train, Dies
New York June 24 Archibald Morrison a salesman committed death by own action Tuesday in a novel way from the Brooklyn bridge. He climbed the platform south of the Brooklyn tower then jumped onto a train bound for Brooklyn. He fell from the last car struck the third rail was flung across the tracks and landed on Front street more than 100 feet below a mangled corpse. Morrison probably was dead before he fell to the street.
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New York
Archibald Morrison
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Tower
Brooklyn
Front Street
Morrison
Boston doctor named president of homeopathy institute
Dr. John P. Sutherland of Boston was nominated as president of the American Institute of Homeopathy on Tuesday. The formal election will occur later as the institute spent the afternoon on technical matters.
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Boston
John P. Sutherland
American Institute of Homeopathy
Tornado Strikes Valentine and Britt Area
A Tuesday afternoon tornado ripped through Valentine Nebraska damaging James Galloway’s home and lifting its roof. Several nearby buildings were demolished with additional reports of destruction near Britt.
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Valentine
Neb
James Galloway
Britt
St Paul society attends force at horse show
St Paul society attended the horse show in force Tuesday night, while Yale trounced Harvard 10 to 6 in the annual commencement baseball game. Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease dies in London after heart failure. A Philadelphia riot erupts as textile strikers clash with police guarding nonunion men. Carrie Nation to speak at Minnesota liquor dealers convention in Minneapolis. Elocutionists from across the country attend the Denver convention. The state department finds Consul Mills at Chihuahua allegations unfounded and not specific enough for removal.
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St. Paul Society
Yale
Harvard
Joseph Whitwell Pease
Durham City
London
Philadelphia
Carrie Nation
Minnesota
The
Association of Elocutionists
Denver
State Department
Mills
Chihuahua
Mex
National League results and American League scores
National League at Boston: St Louis 6, Boston 0 in eleven innings. American League at Chicago: Chicago 7, Washington 2. Detroit 0, Boston 1. St Louis 6, Philadelphia 5. American Association games: Milwaukee 3, Minneapolis 2. Indianapolis 2, Columbus 3. Louisville 10, Toledo 3. Kansas City 1, St Paul 9.
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Boston
St. Louis
American League
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Wheat Market Report From Minneapolis June 23
Wheat prices in Minneapolis on June 23 show cash at 84 and three futures on track. No. 1 hard quoted at 85, No. 1 Northern at 83 3/4, No. 2 Northern at 83 1/2, and No. 3 Northern at 81 1/2.
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Minneapolis
St Paul Union Stock Yards Market Report
St Paul June 23 cattle prices list good to choice steers 4.25 to 5.00 cows and heifers 3.25 to 4.00 veals 2.00 to 4.00 hogs 5.50 to 6.00 sheep 0.75 to 6.25 lambs 5.00 to 5.25.
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St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Wheat and flax price report from Duluth market
Wheat to arrive No 1 hard 85c No 1 Northern 831 4c No 2 Northern 82c July 83 4c Sept 75 4c Dec 73c Flax in store on track and to arrive 101 1 4c July 110 4c Sept 103 Oct 103 4c Nov 104.
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Duluth
Northern
Chicago Union Stock Yards Market Report Summary
Chicago stock yards report lists cattle prices from good to prime steers at 5.50 to 5.60, cows 1.60 to 4.50, calves 2.25 to 4.50, hogs at 5.90 to 6.20, and sheep 4.50 to 5.25 with native and western lambs 4.00 to 6.90. Price ranges reflect varied grades and weights for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago June 23 Wheat prices for July at 78 1/4 cents old 79 cents Sept 76 3/4 cents old 76 44 cents Dec 75 4 cents old Corn June 49 1/2 cents July 50 3/4 cents Sept 50 1/2 cents Dec 48 3/4 48 cents May 48 cents Oats June 40 cents July 40 cents Sept 33 5/8 cents Dec 8 3/3 3 3/4 cents May 35 cents Pork July 16.50 Sept 16.70 Flax Cash Northwestern 1.01 Southwestern 99 cents July 1.00 Sept 1.02 1.03 Butter Creameries 16 21 cents dairies 15 4 18 cents Eggs 12 1/2 18 cents cannes Turkeys 10 cents Chickens Mc.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Cannes
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R. R. Murphy
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Bulgaria
North Dakota Supreme Court
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North Dakota
Last
Bull Cotton Market
W. P. Brown and Associates
Ryan Turf Investment Company
General Madden
Twohill
Will
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