Death of Sir Mackenzie Sir de My Round Chronicle
The article reports the death of Sir de My Round, the Canadian Peace Minister, after a prolonged illness. It details the somber bedside vigil led by Lady MacDonald and various family members, the physicians' inability to avert his death, and the public mourning remarks. It also touches on the forthcoming state funeral arrangements and the impact on political leadership.
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Sir Doh
Assim
Bowell
MacDonald
Mary
Jonehters
Tagh Juha Machel
Job Pops
Jew
Peel Fey
Pramiars
Lito
Gavien
Troy Weil
Tutermont
Kingatuu
Out
Poyoll Warunness
Toamorrow
Wisconsin Banksman Arrest Follows Federal Writ
Charles K Cook of Juneau Wisconsin was seized while being transported across the country by deputy marshal Moster after a federal writ of habeas corpus delayed his removal from Illinois. He had been held on a Wisconsin banking charge and turned over to Wisconsin authorities after a sequence of writs and detainers.
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Witlette Mace Bn Ave Lend
Cinexon
Tne
Bunker Charles K. Cook
Junwutt
Wik
Pollawiage Hin
Worshul
Cook
Chienur
Wiscouain
Illsgal
Tuucan
Wincauaiuf
Jude Vakar
Dudge Bakar
Phyt
Mann
Qwolk
Federal Court
Sherif
Blodgett
Lim
Wisconsin
Charles E. Cook
Juneau
Wis
Wisemiein
Judea Blodyett
Bombardment Attempt Near Piengua Reported By Vessels
A brief dispatch notes Chin Sowa Quine and Almiraite Condel with two armed transports trying to bombard Piengua at close range today. Few ebivlla troops rushed the town, and the vessels withdrew. The British steamer Syriae arrived from San Francisco with provisions and reported an Balmaceda agent tried to detain her at Cala, opposed by the British minister of iron.
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Quine
Hill
Jums
Alwirant Lynch
Almiraite Condel
Piengua
Lui Range
Parenut
San Francisco
Balmaceda
Cala
Iron
Anoh
Anleas Pe
Ile
EXECUTIVE MURDERS QUASHED AS HAYTIAN REVOLT CRUSHED
In Port-Au-Prince a May 20 uprising led by a former cabinet minister sparked a battle with Hippolyte loyalists. About 80 suspects were arrested, 200 prisoners released and recaptured. executions followed as rebels were hunted through May 30. The conflict, triggered by Tir Bogard’s death, spread terror with mass arrests and mass killings. The ruler tightened security, closing public buildings and forbidding travel without government passes.
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Hippolyte
Wvabidet
Unes
Chupa
Iml
Tir- Bogard
Yort
Hippolita
Raygoud
Paria
Hayti
Legitime
Pare
Hipp Jite
Leyitiny
Hippolyta
Saveufean
Sven
Hippolyt
Mamora
Sailor Surrenders Chilean Insurgent Train at San Diego
The Chilean insurgent steamer Tiata arrived at San Diego with 5,000 rifles and ammunition from the schooner Robert Minnis. It was surrendered to American admirals McCann and Brown amid charges of violation of law and contempt of court. The vessel will be delivered to the U.S. court in San Diego. proceedings against her will cite the unlawful departure under injunction.
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Sracy
United States
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San Diego
Mexico
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McCaup
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Robert & Minuie
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Miller
Department of Justice
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Tata
McCann
Brown
Washxerox
Navy Department
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Tynique
McCutin
Tracy
Trutand
Tquine
Tocopilin
Admiral McCann
Gage
Robert = Minnis
Cal
Eameralda
Acapulco
Troopilus
McCann Gays
Charleston
Pensacola
United States Court
Mpan
Racy
Cain
Chieu
Shi
Iquiqna
Ini
Sun Diego
Huse
McCaniu
Chilian
Beau Ulfers
Washingto
Lalus
Elligeranta
Secrutary
Ray
Rumored Sale Negotiations Denied by Local Official
In Sioux City a report claimed negotiations were underway to sell property to a buyer connected with Omaha yards. Justice Cudahy dismissed the rumor, calling it untrue and noting no pending talks or buyers. He cited connections to Ex-Congressman McShane and questioned the source of the alleged discussions.
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Tune
Mielinal Chdaly
Ombu
Stool Yarde
Thie City
Lins Vo
Fm Buyliah
Sioux City
Cudahy
China
General Boboffeld Admits Marriage Rumor
General Boboffeld acknowledged to General Miles that a report of his marriage to Miss Georgia Kilbourne of Kunkuk Lowan is false. The wedding is not planned. details appear in city gossip columns.
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I. Caeacu
Tuuo
Boboffeld
Army of the
Unitedd States
Genseril Miles
Georgia Kilbourne
Kunkuk
Lown
Waa Tris
Kaolkeuk
Whisky trust buys Chicago distilleries in massive deal
The Waiske Trust closes a major acquisition in Chicago, taking over the Calumet and Schuteldt distilleries along with their plant, stock, patents, and brands. The sale, valued near two million dollars, includes the facilities in full, with no declared price specifics. Indictments hover over Geo J Gibson amid recent arson attempts at Schuteldt, while the trust denies plans to raise prices.
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Sehufelut
Sarpring
Cehnaed
She Whisky Trust
Enab
Wrecks Reported After Wednesday Night Lake Michigan Storm
A severe storm on Lake Michigan caused three wrecks with Evans ton life-saving crews operating through the night. The Lana Bolu ashore near Willette, Captain Bolin and two crew rescued. the O T Pink driven ashore at Rogers Park bar, Captain Fred Harris and five men reached shore aboard the Crow Lost. A wreck reported at Highlands Park as responders head to the scene.
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Jane
Lake Michigan
Evanston
Lana Bolu
Willette
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Rogers Park
Disturbance at College Banquet Sparks Cop Eviction
At the Coline wd Academy in Wisconsin a student riot erupted during last night’s event drawing police. A student was shot in the side but not fatally, windows broken at the hotel, and the hall guarded by officers. Several banquet recitations were disrupted as chaos unfolded among college youths.
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Savior Academy Des Wae
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Iago Hende
Winnipeg divine assaulted after liquor case verdict
Yesterday Ray Mr Mordick a Winnipeg divine went to Portage to convict hotel keepers who violated liquor laws. Mordick secured a conviction but was mobbed and escaped with slight injuries after being attacked in the depot. Reverend Duncan aided him and was badly treated as assailants threatened further violence.
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Mordick
Winnipeg
Portage
Moredick
Dancan
Defaulter at Bank Face Investigation in City
W. 2. Minchin, longtime bookkeeper at the American National Bank, is reported a defaulter to about $18,000. He disappeared with his wife on May 25, prompting a books audit. The bank seeks recovery through surety company and legal action. Minchin, aged around 40, formerly esteemed here, likely speculated away funds.
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Joe B
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Keystone National Bank
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