Fire at Rice's Point New Dock Burns Over Million in Loss
A blaze at Rice's Point, Duluth, destroyed Elevator D of Consolidated Elevator and No. 1 dock and sheds of Northern Pacific. Losses exceed $1,011,420, with over a million dollars of surrounding property in peril. Tugboats and the fire department fought the flames for hours to save the bayfront.
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Duluth
Rice’s Point
Consolidated Elevator Company
Northern Pacific
America
St. Clair
Outing Ends in Coach Crash Among 2000 Club Women
Two thousand club women traveling from Boston for a General Federation session were injured when a tallyho coach on Bath Road near Easton’s Beach collapsed after a forward axle broke. Three women remained hospitalized with serious injuries including a skull fracture, rib and collarbone injuries, and a dislocated ankle.
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Newport
R. I
Boston
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Easton's Beach
Bath Road
Newport Hospital
Henry Wynn
Malden
Mass
Bennett F. Davenport
Watertown
Sundean
Lincoln
Neb
Wynn
Fatal fall man from fourth floor window in Chicago
Raymond Wells twenty years old son of R M Wells president of the Bankers National bank was fatally injured by falling from a fourth floor window at 75 Jackson boulevard. He backed away from a mirror stumbled over the low sill an awning broke the fall but he sustained a skull fracture and internal injuries. The accident was witnessed by scores of pedestrians and one man was knocked down slightly injured by the falling body Wells died at his home.
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Chicago
Raymond Wells
R. M. Wells
Bankers’ National Bank
Jackson Boulevard
Wells
National Live Stock Exchange elects officers in Omaha
The two day session ended with T. S. Graves of Indianapolis elected president A. F. Stryker of South Omaha named secretary J. W. Moore of Chicago chosen treasurer. Eleven vice presidents were selected, one for each represented city. Denver was chosen as the meeting place for next year.
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Omaha
National Live Stock Exchange
Denver
T.S. Graves
Indianapolis
A. F. Stryker
South Omaha
J. W. Moore
Chicago
National Exchange
Copper discovery sparks Henderson Minnesota excitement
Telegraphic Brevities report great excitement in Henderson Minnesota after the discovery of copper in a gulch nearby Hast Henderson. In San Francisco Jimmy Gardner defeated Kyle Whitney in the thirteenth round with Whitney's seconds stopping the fight. Mrs. Sarah Shute of Coon Rapids Indiana died of heart failure at Newport Hospital in Rhode Island while en route as a General Federation of Women’s Clubs delegate.
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Henderson, Minn
Hast Henderson
San Francisco
Jimmy Gardner
Kyle Whitney
Whitney
Sarah Shute
Coon Rapids
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston
Newport, R. L
Sherman’s Condition Improves in Hospital Stay
Cleveland June 27 Republican Vice Presidential candidate James S. Sherman rests comfortably with a low fever, stable pulse and respiration. Dr. Edwin P. Carter says his attack has passed and strength will return. he may leave the hospital by next Wednesday and plans include visiting ex governor Myron T. Herrick in Utica before a July 4 home reception. A Washington conference to name a national chairman is planned for July, with possible surgery afterward to avoid future issues during the fall campaign.
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Cleveland, O
James
Sherman
Edwin P. Carter
Mra. Sherman
Myron T. Herrick
Utica
N. Y
Washington
Three Children Cremated in Cleveland Fire
In Cleveland Ohio on June 27 three childrenArthur Klimacks eight Walter Klimacks four and Ida Klimacks two died as fire destroyed the home of William Klimacks. The injured include William Klimacks badly burned Mrs Annie C Klimacks seriously burned and Mrs Mary J Ilermann injured by jumping. The fire began in the upper portion from an unknown source and the children were smothered by smoke as the father tried in vain to rescue them.
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Cleveland, O
William Kitmacks
Arthur Klimacks
Walter Klimacks
Ida Kitmacks
William Kilmacks
Annie C. Kilmacks
Mary J. Ilermann
Minneapolis youth thwarted in jail arson escape attempt
Minneapolis June 27 James Flood sixteen year old boy murderer tried to set bedding on fire in his cell to kill Jailer Peter Morten and escape from Hennepin county jail. Flood was arrested June 3 after shooting Arthur P Camden a total stranger on Nicollet avenue and is now in the insane ward.
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Minneapolis
James Flood
Peter Morten
Hennepin County
Flood
Arthur P. Camden
Nicollet Avenue
Fire wipes out White City amusement near Indianapolis
Indianapolis June 27 The White City amusement resort eight miles from the city has been destroyed by fire causing a loss estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
White City
State Department Marks Time in Venezuelan Question
Washington reports the State Department is marking time on the Venezuelan question awaiting events. The gunboat Marietta will depart Curacao for Guantanamo with officials aboard. Venezuelan chargé d affaires in Washington remains in city then moves to suburbs to stay in touch with the department. No new light on Caracas diplomatic tangle as no orders were given for returning the ship to Venezuelan waters.
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Washington
State Department
Marietta
Curacoa
Guantanamo
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
Francis A. Ruggles
Senor Veloz- Goitoca
Legation
Puerto Cabello
Willemstad
One Trainman Killed In Erie Derailment
Erie train No. 19 from Pittsburgh to Cleveland left the rails west of Garrettsville Ohio. Engineer Charles Simon was killed and fireman George Ikey was probably fatally injured. Six passengers were injured as the engine jumped the track and rolled down the incline. all coaches derailed but did not follow the engine over the embankment.
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Esc
Erie
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Garrettsville
Charles Simon
George Ikey
Prince Helie de Sagan to Wed Madame Gould July 7
The Paris Matin reports from its London desk that Prince Helie de Sagan plans a July 7 marriage to Madame Gould, to be celebrated with a religious and civil ceremony. Four witnesses are named two Germans for the prince and two Americans for the bride. He questions the need for Protestant conversion.
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Paris
Matin
London
Helie de Sagan
Madame Gould
Helle
Parker Dies in Deedwood at Seventy-One
Congressman William H. Parker of this city died at St. Joseph's hospital after a three weeks' illness. He was a native of Keene New Hampshire aged seventy-one. His burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery with most of his family present.
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Deedwood
William H. Parker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Keene, N. H
National Cemetery
Arlington
Contemplated Johnson HQs in Denver Stirs Democratic Natives
A Denver dispatch reports Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota planning to open a Democratic headquarters at the Brown Hotel on July 1, an action that alarms Bryan supporters who claim Johnson cannot secure the necessary delegates. Johnson's aides counter with pledged delegates, while Archibald McNeil of Bridgeport is floated as a possible Bryan running mate amid vice presidential speculation.
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Denver
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Brown
Frederick B. Lynch
Johnson
Bryan
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Masachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Archibald McNeil
Bridgeport
Not Distasteful to Taft at Yale and New York Trip
Secretary Taft moves from leisure to politics during Yale commencement week then travels to New York. He rests on the train, checks into a Manhattan hotel, greets friends, dines informally at the St Regis with Jacob Schmidtall, and enjoys a city car ride with no political significance noted. James T. Williams Jr. accompanies him.
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New York
Taft
Yale
New Haven
Conn
New York City
Grand Central Station
James T. Williams, Jr
Washington
Manhattan Hotel
Jacob G. Schmidtall
Union Trust Company of Cincinnati
St. Regis
Schmidtall
Baseball scores from American and National leagues
In the American Association games Saint Paul defeated Columbus 2 to 1 while Kansas City shut out Toledo and Milwaukee edged Louisville 1 nothing. In the American League Detroit beat St Louis 4 to 2 and Cleveland topped Chicago 4 to 2. Boston lost to Washington and Philadelphia defeated New York 6 to 2. In the National League New York won 2 to 0 against Boston while St Louis crushed Pittsburg 10 to 1 and Chicago prevailed over Cincinnati 8 to 5.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Market Quotations. Minneapolis Wheat Prices
Minneapolis market notes list July wheat at 1.04 and September at 0.88. On track values show No. 1 hard at 1.08, No. 1 Northern at 1.06, No. 2 Northern at 1.04, and No. 3 Northern ranging from 1.01 to 1.03.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Wheat and Max prices update from Duluth market
Duluth reports grain quotations with wheat on track to arrive. No 1 hard opens at 4.09 percent, No 1 Northern at 1.065 and 1.07 percent, No 2 Northern at 1.04 percent, July at 1.04 and September at 89 cents. Max futures on track with July at 1.21, September 1.20, October 1.18 and November 1.18.
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Duluth
Northern
Livestock Market Prices Reported From St Paul
St Paul market figures show cattle good to choice steers 6.00 to 6.75 with averages around, cows and heifers 4.50 to 5.50, veals 3.75 to 7.50. Hogs 5.75 to 5.95. Sheep wethers 4.25 to 4.50, good to choice lambs 4.75 to 5.00, springs 5.50 to 6.50.
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St. Paul
Chicago grain and livestock price records June 26
Wheat steady to higher with July at 84 8 1/2 cents and Sept at 85 1/2 cents. Corn bids show July 67 1/2 cents, Sept 56 1/2, Dec 58 1/4 to 68 1/4. Oats listed for July 44 1/2, Sept 38 1/2 to 41 1/2. Pork futures July 14.50, Sept 14.75, Oct 14.17. Butter and eggs steady. creamery butter around 22 1/2 cents, fair butter 17 21 1/2 cents. Poultry including turkeys 14 cents, chickens 11 1/2 cents, springs 20 22 cents.
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Chicago
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago
Chicago market report lists cattle and hog prices with spreads across Western cattle Texan stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and calves values. Hogs show light mixed heavy rough and good to choice lines with prices and ranges. Sheep and yearlings lambs are also recorded with bid ranges.
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Chicago
Revolt in Mexico Attacks Los Vacas. Texas Towns Pushed
A special dispatch reports a band of Mexican revolutionists attacked Los Vacas Mexico, with 5 000 shots exchanged. Officers quarters burned, 40 to 50 killed on both sides, commandant wounded. Wires cut, well armed cavalry present. Outbreak expected, attack near Viesca separate by over 100 miles.
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el Paso
Tex
Los Vacas
Mex
Texas
Custom House
Viesca
Dark horse wins Grand American handicap shoot off
In Columbus on June 27 the Grand American handicap produced a surprise winner. Harlow of Ohio defeated Woolfolk Henderson of Kentucky in a 92 tie after shots from 16 and 19 yards. Harlow hit 18 birds to his rival’s 17. About 150 competitors entered amateur and professional events, all at 18 yards. Amateur leaders included Roll of Illinois Upson of Ohio Ditto of Illinois and Buckwalter of Pennsylvania. Professionals showed strong scores.
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Frad Gilbert
Barber
Iowa
Indianapolis
Gilbert
Chauncey Powers
Decatur
Columbus
Woolfolk Henderson
Kentucky
Harlow
Ohio
George Roll
Ilinois
D. Upson
Charles Ditto
H. Buckwalter
Pennsylvania
Democratic state convention adjourns in Burlington
The Democratic state convention in Burlington Vermont adjourned after an animated session aimed at electing delegates to the national Denver convention and nominating state officers. A resolution to instruct delegates to vote for W. J. Bryan was tabled.
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Burlington
Denver
W. J. Bryan
Tur ner district turnfest opens amid Iowa event
In Davenport Iowa on June 27 the Turner societies of Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota inaugurated their largest district turnfest. At Cleveland's funeral hour festivities paused for memorial services with ex Mayor C A Fiske delivering a eulogy to the former president.
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Davenport
Turner Societies of
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cleveland
C. A. Fiske
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