European banks amass gold as securities fear grows
Gold accumulates in European banks as capitalists distrust securities. Chicago bankers expect government bonds to cover treasury deficits. Money is easy with loans at 3 to 5 percent on call. New York exchange holds steady at 45 cents. Weekly bank clearings down 22.2 percent nationally. Brad Street notes tariff action sparks speculation. Dun's Review cites mixed revival signals amid strikes and brewery sector decline under labor boycott.
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Chicago
Treasury
New York Exchange
United States
Brad Street
Financial Review
Dun
United Labor
Western and National League Scores Highlight Baseball Week
Sporting notes recap multiple games across Western and National leagues with scores. Teams include Jacksonville Quincy Des Moines Rock Islands Omaha Minneapolis Grand Rapids Milwaukee Sioux City Fort Wayne Toledo and others. Lord Rosebery's Ladas wins English Derby before large crowd.
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Washington Park
Jacksonvilles & Quincya
Omanas
Des Moines
Rock Inlands
Peorias
Indianapolis
Milwaukees &Solidos
Minneapolis
Sioux Itys
Grand Rapids
Yale College
England
Oxford
New Yorks
Chicagos
Clevelands
Philadelphias
Baltimores
Louisvillesa
Washingtons
Cincinnatis
Brooklyna
Pittsburgh
Bostons
St. Louis
Milwaukees
Toledos
Sioux Citys
Detroits
Lord Rosebery
Ladas
Matchbox
Jacksonvilles
Peorias Rock Islands
Quincys
Dea Moines
Lincolns
St. Josephs
Omahas
Rock Islands
Peorlas
St. Joes
Brooklyns
Siphias
Balti
Loulavilles
Notaggle Deaths.
Allen Stanton, a cousin of Lincoln's secretary of war, died at his St Louis home aged 87. William Dwight Whitney, Yale professor of Sanscrit and comparative philology, is dead. Ex Gov Roman M Price of New Jersey died at Hazlewood on Ramapo aged 78.
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Allen Stanton
Lincoln
St. Louis
William Dwight Whitney
Yale
Roman M. Price
New Jersey
Hazlewood-on-Ramapo
Labor Troubles Escalate Across States As Militia Called
Gov Waite orders Cripple Creek deputies withdrawn while miners in Colorado lay down arms and call militia protection. In Cairo Illinois citizens force Gen Kelly and his followers from the county. Drowned bodies wash ashore near Denver and at least fifteen presumed. In Indiana car thieves abduct a man to Mexico. Militia heads to Cambridge Ohio as strikers hamper Baltimore and Ohio trains. Skirmishes erupt at Peoria Brazil Vandalia and Farmereburg with deaths and injuries reported.
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Waite
Cripple Creek
Cairo
Ill
Gen. Kelly
Platte
Denver
Indiana
Mexico
Colorado
William Dickson
Peoria
Mineral Siding
Kelly
Cambridge
Ohio
Baltimore and
Little
Brazil
Ind
William Barr
Farmereburg
McKeesport
Duquesne
Notable 19th Century Headlines and Political Notes
Estate settlement assigns 2 500 000 to the duchess widow. Victoria hosts Young Men's Christian Association delegates in Windsor gardens. Vienna hailstorm destroys property. Dr Wekerle forms new Hungarian cabinet. Szilagyi excluded by emperor. Ellia forgery trial yields strong evidence. Hopkins reelected for sixth term. Hanley and Boyle win nominations. Rock Island directors reelected. Rail earnings and surplus rise at Eastern Illinois meeting.
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Duke of Sutherland
Victoria
Young Men's Christian Association
Windsor
Vienna
Wekerle
Herr Szilagyi
Ellia
Michigan
Hopkins
Mlllinois
J. Frank Hanley
Congress
Indiana
L W. Boyle
Railroad News
Rock Island
Devastating Weather Toll Reported Across States
Bay City Michigan saw the Riverview hotel and other buildings destroyed while a steam barge was badly damaged. Chattanooga Tennessee suffered a warehouse fire at J. T. Thomas, Son & Co. A forest fire swept a Michigan district five miles by a mile, wiping out Sagola. A cyclone in Grant county Oregon killed three and left an entire family missing.
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Bay City
Mich
Riverview
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. T. Thomas, Son & Co
Michigan
Sagola
Grant County
Ore
Thieves strike Missouri Pacific office at Fort Gibson
Two masked men rob officials of the Missouri Pacific at Fort Gibson Indian Territory and loot the office. Separately four armed men seize a Reading Company freight train in Philadelphia using coal chunks as weapons.
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Missouri Pacific
Fort Gibson
I. T
Reading
Philadelphia
Riot aftermath and rail union tensions across states
Troops recalled from Pekin Illinois after a riot may be redeployed to Pana Illinois as the First regiment reports at Pana but finds no mobs of strikers. Wheeling and Lake Erie rail officers discharge members of the American Railway union amid a threatened strike. Two Beloit College seniors drown at Green Lake near Elkhorn. Four boating party members drown when their boat capsizes on a lake near Browerstown New Straitsville Ohio fire leaves one dead and two seriously injured.
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Breckinridge
Hoar
United States
Leland Stanford
Senate
H. L. Terrell
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern
St. Paul
Eastern Grand Trunk Railway
Sugar Trust
Heffenstein
Cleveland
Sumner
Central Pacific
California
Pekin
Pana
Wheeling & Lake Erie Road
American Railway Union
Beloit College
Green Lake
Elkhorn
Browater
N.Y
New Straitaville
Ohilo
Wah
Drecatur
Sergi Purcell
Quartermaster's Department
Col Turner
Major
Sanborn
Eddy
Tolman
Col. Turner
Panas
Wreck on Vandalia claims fireman and others near Pocahontas
The New York fast mail on the Vandalia line wrecked one mile east of Pocahontas Illinois. Fireman Paulton of Terre Haute killed. several others injured or hurt. list of dead and injured includes Paulsen Craft Avsaven and many postal clerks. Track torn up and wrecking trains dispatched.
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Paulton
Terre Haute
St. Louis
New York
Pocahontas
Henry Albaugh
Thomas Meniier
Paulsen
Ind
N. Craft
Belleville
Valparaiso Official Rumored to Be Short in Accounts
Roses Martin, long prominent in Valparaiso, Ind, reportedly left town suddenly last Saturday. Rumor says he is short in his accounts with the Valparaiso Building and Loan association where he has served as secretary. He held multiple local Democratic posts and church roles. The alleged shortage amount is not yet known.
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Roses Martin
Valparaiso
Ind
S. Ross Martin
Breckinridge Dropped from Union League Club
June 13 report from Curiaco states Congressman W. P. Breckinridge is removed from the Union League club’s honorary roll after the board of directors declined to receive defense. He did not respond. The club’s action is not expected to sway Kentucky voters. Also, grain supplies: Wheat 59,221,000 bushels down 1,184,000. Corn 7,514,000 up 18,000. Oats 21,764,000 up 158,000. Rye 208,000 down 46,000. Barley 87,000 down 13,000.
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Union League Club
Curiaco
P. Breckinridge
Board of
Breckinridge
Kentucky
New York
New York Producer Exchange
Eye
Troops Leave Pana After No Trouble
The First regiment departed for Chicago in two Illinois Central trains after a guard-led stay. An attempt to wreck a train near LaSalle was reported, with miners warned and sheriffs mobilizing. Coal mines faced disruption though most work stalled, and guards prepared to defend key facilities.
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Chicago
LaSalle
Pana
Johnson
Altgeld
Penwell
Third and Locust Streets
Widespread Attacks Taint First Regiment Train Route
Obstructions were set on tracks near Pana to wreck the First regiment's special train. Guards armed and stationed, with warnings of shots fired if violence continued. Separately miners threaten actions in La Salle and Kewanee while Berwind-White coal operators prepare for a large, nonunion labor gathering in Horatio.
Miners Blow Up Bridges Triggering McKinley Troop Send
Commare Ohio June 12 The Tuscarawas and Stark sheriffs demanded troops from Gov McKinley The Fourteenth regiment was sent to Urichaville Tuscarawas and eight companies of the Fifth to Massillon Stark County Early today a trestle bridge on the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad at East Greenville near Meallon was blown up with giant powder.
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Wheeling Creek
Ohio
Cleveland, Loraine & Wheeling
Midvale
Canal Dover
Cosl
Cleveland, Lorain
Cincinnati
Cambridge
McKinley
Commare
Tuscarawas
Stark Counties
Gov. McKinley
Urichaville
Tuscarawas County
Massillon
Stark County
Wheeling & Lake Erie
East Greenville Mine
Meaillon
Ohio Division of Sons of Veterans May Be Mobilized
Cambridge to Zanesville area lines extend as troops kept in reserve. Massillon Ohio June 12 D and Gardner commander of the Ohio division Sons of Veterans says Gov McKinley may call on 1000 members of that organization if needed for assistance.
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Cambridge
Zanesville
Massitton
Ohio
D. & Gardner
Sons of Veterans
National labor meeting seeks unified front to tie up country
A Knights of Labor led conference in St Louis with national officers discussed uniting labor groups and proposed that all union men cease work until the miners strike ends or the mine is confiscated. Delegates favored closer alliance and a vote for a third party ticket.
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Proposa
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
Congress
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