Record Heat Across New England and Provoking Political Repudiation
Heatwaves push readings from 80s in Maine to 107 in Rhode Island with Providence posting 107 the hottest June 7 on record. Albany reports 98 as heat peaks while Devils Lake ND endures heavy rain, and New Hampshire towns mostly above 90. Cincinnati convention fallout shows People's Party repudiation by 26 suballiances. county deluges in Ramsey ND submerge grain. Dockside strike activity in Alaska and militia calls reflect nationwide tension.
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Albany
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North Dakota Press Meeting and Court Case Reports
The North Dakota State Press association met at the Hotel Dakotah with speeches by H M Morrill Wahpeton H C Plumley Fargo and Bowsfield Bismarck. Officers elected included J W Bennett Bottineau president Geo B Winslip Grand Forks and E O Primley Fargo secretary, Fred Fulley Walpoleton treasurer. Judge Sawyer ruled for the Northern Pacific in a land case, holding mineral lands claimed since 1882 belong to the plaintiff. Also reports on New York trade trends and a fatal shooting of a tramp near Greeny Colorado.
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H. M. Morrill
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Fargo
Bowsfield
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J. W. Bennett
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Grand Parke
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Seonstary
Fred Fulley
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H. M. Moreill
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Ell. Ayers
Mudge Sawyer
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Sawyer
North ‘Arn Pacific Railroad Company
Ve. R. P. Bartles
North Dakota
Burke
Bair Bowril
Rucker
Toathy
H. C. Southard
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Labby
Phoro
Ryan
la Ayent
Busines
Leanwachold Wiehee
Alexander McKensia
Atute
McKenzie
New Oreleans
Decreased Demand Forces July Shutdown at Tin Plate Works
Due to reduced American demand, forty three Welch tin plate works will shut down for July affecting about 6,000 workers. Officials fear the stoppage may extend beyond July as orders fall short. The move follows new developments in industry and labor conditions, with overall impact seen across related plants and regions.
Prohibition Party Adopts Platform and Nominates Ticket
The prohibition state convention approved a platform favoring straight prohibition and unlimited coinage of silver with Australian ballot reform and constabulary to enforce prohibition. It called for abolishing the federal internal revenue service. Nominees include Governor Isaac T. Gibson, Lt Governor J. Q. Little, Supt. M. H. Dunham, Railroad Commissioner C. J. Tlott, and Supreme Judge J. B. Durney.
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Ite
United States Internal Revenue System
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Isaac T. Gibson
Saxlem
J. Q. Little
Perry
Mm. M. H. Dunham
Burlington
C. J. Tlott
Coyte
J.B. Durney
Bennett
Peoples Party
Des Moines
London and Mack Co. fail in New York clothing houses
The London and Liverpool Clothing Co. at Bowery Nos 86 and 88 and Mack Co. at Broadway Nos 468 to 487, owned by Isidor Rosenheim and Jeane S Mack, filed for bankruptcy with a joint assignment to Lewis Horntheis. Bowery stock valued about 20000 with sales near 300000 yearly. liabilities mainly merchandise debt.
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Hanya New York
Gore
Wall
New York
London & Liverpool Clothing Company
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Mack & Co
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Jeane S. Mack
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Lewis Horntheis
Uve
F. Mayer & Go
Floods Ravage Souta Texas Area Leaving Many Missing
Reports from Greer county describe Red River and its north fork flooding for over a week, isolating towns, destroying crops and stores, and forcing residents to seek high ground. In Vyazer and nearby areas homes, outbuildings, and livelihoods washed away, with severe property damage and multiple drownings. Total county damage estimated around $50,000, while broader losses exceed 500,000 across affected regions.
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Indian Territory
Red River
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Permons
Phillips
Three Die in New York Tenement Fire
Three members of the Brady family, Philip aged 60 Catherine aged 40 and their 1 year old son, perished in a New York tenement fire on Upper Third Avenue. The blaze started at 330 am, trapping them as they slept on the fifth floor, with victims identified by recognition.
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Philip Brady
Catherine Jay
Brady
Van Zandt to Wed Mulato in Italian Alliance
Reported match links Nina Van Zandt known for anarchist trial attention and proxy marriage to August Spies to an Italian named S. S. Mulato. Wedding date not announced.
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Nina van Zandt
Marrage
August Spies
Mulato
Philanthropists Seek U S Sign Congo Treaty
Inquiries from charities and individuals ask why the United States has not signified adhesion to the Congo treaty aimed at curbing slave trade firearm and liquor sales in Equatorial Africa. The State Department says the matter remains under Senate consideration in executive session and that action may come later.
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Edgefield county killer found guilty of manslaughter in Lexington
South Carolina justice era shows difficulty convicting white men in murder cases as BR T Jones known as the family exterminator is convicted of manslaughter for murdering kin in a land dispute. He previously faced five trials for a triple murder in Edgefield where juries failed to agree. If sentenced, he may face thirty years. officials fear he may poison himself.
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Hin Kinaman
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Charles
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Geronimo and gang captured after frontier chase
A report from Arizona recalls Geronimo and Leon after a five-year series of stage and mail robberies. In a mountain chase near Hantanv Gray and accomplices fought. Geronimo fired five shots, Leon three, Geromimy was killed and Leon mortally wounded. The group had repeatedly threatened mail and passengers. General Vance details escapees.
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