Dangerous hospital shooting shocks St Kissin Catholic
At 23:00 Bernard Connor a patient at St Kissin Catholic hospital shot Timothy Donnovan four times wounding him in the leg and abdomen and fired at nurse Ines Cantillon before attempting self harm. Donnovan remains alive but not recovered. Separately Dr George Arrove faced trial in Wisowa on pension fraud charges with not guilty pleas. Wages rise 10 percent for Saint Louis Shovel Company workers effective July 1 as business grows. Cattlemen and armed shepherds near Elkhorn Creek threaten wool growers, warning of force if moved across the Buake river divide.
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Wisowa
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Preston
Nelson
United States
van Leuven
Market for Flour Figures in Asia Trade Plan
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern, seeks a Chinese market for flour. Ho Peng of Wa Chong & Co. suggests price and volume to create demand, enabling Pacific mills to stretch capacity. Hill eyes Seattle as terminus if transport costs allow, while affirming separate Great Northern plans from NP and Oregon routes.
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James J. Hill
The
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Seattle
House of Wa Chong & Co
Hong Kong
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Ching
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Northern Pacific
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Fishermen Hopeful After Lake Rise At Lake of the Woods
E T Le Clair reports a two and a half foot rise in Lake of the Woods due to recent rains. Spring lake levels were four feet low, hindering fishing grounds. Rise likely to restore old level soon. Canadian authorities seized American fishing gear on the Canadian side after a suspected evasion by Lorenz of Chicago and Brown of Portage. Northwest steamer set record Milwaukee to Chicago, beating Christopher Columbus by ten minutes despite headwinds. Colonel Willian B Kine of the engineer corps reported from Washington.
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E. T. le Clair
Lake of the Woods
Mr. le Clair
Ieta
Lorenz
Chicago
Brown
Portage
Creaco
Northwest
Great Northern Steamship Company
Milwaukee
Christopher Columus
Engineer appointments and river commission roles announced
The war department appoints Diet cominataans at Willetts Point to engineer in charge of improvements on the upper Mississippi succeeding Colonel McKeusle. Colonel King to oversee the Sowne on the Ohio mouth and Minneapolis area and join the Missouri River commission. Denver reports warn against fencing public lands as authorities round up cattlemen and private fence builders.
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Denver
United States
J. E. Thomas
Morgan County
Hallett
Jiddah Panic Threatens Bedouins Attack City
Reports from Jiddah a seaport of Mecca describe panicked Europeans seeking refuge on merchant ships as Bedouins resist authorities after a deadly attack on British, Russian, and French consuls. British Mediterranean squadron arrival awaited. Colima disaster inquiry announced in San Francisco. Wisconsin Odd Fellows elect officers. Adultery warrant issued in Henning Minnesota.
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Jiddah
Mecra
Great Britain
Russia
France
Free Silver Rally Opens Democratic State Convention in Springfield
Delegates from across the state flocked to a Springfield convention hall where banners urged free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Secretary Hinrichsen presided as temporary chair, with Judge Crawford named temporary chairman and Arthur Bentley secretary amid strong applause and pledge of a radical free silver platform.
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Springer
Springfield
Democratic Party
Minrichson
Hinrichson
Democratic State Central Committee
FP. W. Taylor
Hinrichsen
State Central
Monroa C. Crawford
Union County
Arthur W. Bentley
Pike County
Crawford
Ben Big Meall Mewris
Echpes
Heir to a Scotch estate seeks share of UK fortune
New York on June 4 Mrs James H Kenn wife of a Fordham painter and decorator sails for Scotland to claim a share valued at 930000000 in the Stowe estate near Edinburgh. She will reside temporarily at Dundee after arriving Glasgow Thursday. The estate features a centuries old castle. Kenn contends heirship with records naming many kin. The claim follows a long litigation with Nicholson recognized, but Kenn has evidence to prove rightful inheritance.
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Ulal Ber
James H. Kenn
Bass
Fordham
Atlantic
Scotland
Glasgow
Dundue
Stowe
Edinburgh
Kenn
Culloden
Queen Victoria
Nicholson
Atlanta Arms for National Convention Bid
A movement seeks to capture a national political convention in Atlanta. Plans envision Piedmont Park’s agricultural building converted into a mammoth auditorium and the new Venable Hotel plus nine other hotels ready to house and care for the expected delegates.
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Atlanta
Jones
Etta
Piedmont
Park
Sgatary
Conflicting Reports on Archdiocese Leadership in St. Louis
An AP dispatch from Rome states Archbishop Kenrick was not deposed. John Joseph Kain would become archbishop of St. Louis, while Kenrick is moved to an eastern see, likely Droza, a title without duties. The papal secretary’s letter explains the transfer.
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Rome
Associated Press
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Kain
Archdiocese of
St. Louis
Ledochowski
Kenricko
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Richard Peter Kenrick
Far East
Drosa
Forgotten Civil War Surgeon Reburied in Lakewood
In Minneapolis on June 6 a long hidden grave of Dr. C. W. LeBoutellier, surgeon of the First Minnesota Volunteers, was moved from Maple Hill to the Lakewood soldiers’ lot after municipal court officer Washington Pierce learned of the missing remembrance. LeBoutellier, who died before the Southward deployment, was a stranger in the city and is remembered by few older residents.
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Minneapolis
Lakewood
C. W. LeBontellier
Maple Hill
Old
LeBoutellier
Washington Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Downpour Ends Wide Oil Field Fire Threats
A heavy rain in Pennsylvania and New York put out fires across oil fields. Knapps Creek escaped major damage with three dwellings gone, 150 oil rigs destroyed, and two oil tanks. Between Dulles Center and Knapps Creek about 400 rigs burned, plus timber losses. Went Branch fire also quelled. Total field losses near 1 million dollars. Gallows for Hayward in Minnesota may be prepared if execution proceeds June 21. Zerby and wife in Indiana whipped after assaulting a 7 year old. child found in ditch and to recover. Arch ie Richards, 16, a noted horse thief, eluded capture as sheriffs hunt across three counties.
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Knapps Creek
N. Y
Dulles Center
Went Branch
Mumba
Whitegappe
Evenser
Ind
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Miners mobbed and forced to run gauntlet at coal works
In Witeeuse West Virginia on June 6 a mob of about 200 Hungarians Slavs and Poles attacked workers at the Gaylord coal mine. Miners were beaten driven from the mine and forced along a gauntlet outside. Nine were seriously injured. several captured a freight train and forced its crew to Portland. Deputies hold seven suspects in Bridgeport, work to resume at reduced pay pending a scale settlement.
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Martina Ferry
Diltovvale
Laurelton
Bridgeport
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Portland
Darby
Belmont County
McGinley Bros
Wheeling
McGinleys
Police baffled by murder of Nellie Harrington in San Francisco
After 73 hours of investigation into Nellie Barringtons murder in her flat detectives admit they are baffled by motive and identity of the killer. Ex Senator Back, Harringtons close friend, died from injuries in a cart accident en route to police headquarters, removing a potential clue.
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San Francisco
Nellie Barrington
Back
Wousn
Chief of Police
Texas Law on Prize Fighting Declared Void
San Antonio dispatch reports Governor Culberson declined to discuss possible action if the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout occurred in Dallas. The Texas Supreme Court judge ruled the state law on prize fighting void as far as enforcement is concerned.
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Tex
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Culberson
Corbett-Fitzdimmons
Dallas
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