Watertown Cyclone Weathers City Narrowly Avoiding Destruction
A fierce cyclone passes along the eastern edge of Watertown causing barn damage and debris spread. Three lives die in nearby Havell while Waverly reports ruined structures and a roller mill smokestack collapses. Kansas City men pledge to remove Schwinfurth as imposter after a hostile notice sent to him.
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West Side frame building collapses killing several
A frame building on the West Side fell during a drinking party. At least two men, John Benhall and William Jam Bel, were killed and others were injured including George Schwartz and Sleepy. The unoccupied main structure toppled with multiple men beneath it, a tragic accident amid a night of chaos.
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Porter sues Sabin in federal court over misrepresentation
The case of H H Porter versus ex Senator D M Sabin of Minnesota for damages in the amount of $L,000 ended with a hung jury after the panel failed to agree on a verdict. Porter had invested heavily in Northwestern Car Manufacturing stock on Sabin's alleged misrepresentation. The jury reported not agreeing and was discharged by the court.
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Northwestern Car Manufacturing Company
Rock Island reservation encampment order approved
Acting Secretary Chandler notified that authority granted temporary use of Rock Island reservation near Devil’s Eye, for encampment by Silitia units. A 4 percent proposal for the same season passed Senate but stalled in House. Also report from Binungonks Alabama to Yarmadge area describes a train wreck on the Alabama Mineral Road with cars toppled and obstructed track.
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Monument to General Grant Dedicated at Galena
A bronze statue of U S Grant was unveiled in Galena amid a park dedication with a parade, speeches by Governor Vifer and Judge Crabtree, and visits from Chicago dignitaries. A severe thunderstorm disrupted ceremonies, injuring none but scattering crowds and delaying events. Additional reports: tornado and storm damage in Indiana and Ohio, a million dollar fire in New York, and military withdrawals approved at Fort Abraham Lincoln and Fort Shaw.
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Stormy session over Illinois exhibit bill sparks riot at Speaker’s chair
In a dramatic lower house scene the World’s Fair appropriation of 1,000,000 faced amendments. The 750,000 measure passed after Speaker Crate sided with the majority, prompting protests, near-violent chaos, and a threatened adjournment. McInerny later brokered a truce calling for a reconsideration tomorrow. Also included is a tale of a 16 year old charged with tempering with the mails and a report from Conspaxmxorne on a Berlin banker abducted by brigands and the ransom saga in Kirk Kiliewin.
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Peoples Party State Convention in Town June 3
The Peoples Party state convention met this morning with 150 delegates. A temporary organization was formed with J. E. Anderson as chairman and G. E. Weaver as chair of the resolutions committee. A fall plate ticket will be field on a platform framed after Cincinnati resolutions. Resolutions against opening the prohibition question were greeted with cheers.
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Immigration Restriction Plan Approved for U S Ports
June 3 A plan prepared by Assistant Secretary Nettleton for restricting immigration has been submitted to the president and embodied in a circular sent to steamship companies. The circular urges closer scrutiny of prospective emigrants and to exclude those likely to violate laws, to aid regular port inspections.
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