Behring sea disputes and global naval plans noted
A Vancouver rumor says Behring sea fisheries interests plan to sail under German or Italian flags if Britain and the United States clash. The report also notes shifts in church appointments in Rome and new envoys to Paris and Vienna, along with various political, military, and economic items from around the world.
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Wsrarce
Vancouver
Behring Sea
Greal Britain
United States
Cosmenante
Rome
Monsignor
Rotelli
Paris
Gruscha
Vienna
Thararcuxs
St. Petersburg
Samara
Simbersk
Pumne
de Freverier
France
Newfoundland
St. Pierre Bay
Holy See
CurLian
Re People's Party of
Iowa
A. J. Westfall
State Department
Carson, Nev
Dispute Ends in Death in Bluffin Indiana Telegraph
Av Chanavrt while digging a well at Bluffin Indiana on the Sth argued with 18 year old Willis Massey. Massey struck Chalant over the head with a spade, splitting his skull. Chalant died after lingering a few hours.
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Av Chanavrt
Bluffin
Ind
Willis Massey
Massey
Chalant
Monument to Confederate Dead Reared in Jackson Mississippi
Five years of women’s work culminates in the unveiling of a Confederate dead monument at the Mississippi state capitol in Jackson. A large procession with banners from many states plus governors, veterans, and speakers attends the ceremony.
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Jackson
Mies
Mississippi
Hill and Dale
South
Capitol
Gov. Gordon
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans
EB. Kirby Smith
Manassas
Gen. Cabel
People's Party State Convention Nominates Ticket
The Iowa People's Party met with 154 delegates and elected J. K. Anderson as temporary chair and Gen. J. B. Weaver as chair of the resolutions committee. They endorsed the Cincinnati platform, pressed for Australian ballots, and nominated A. J. Westfall for governor, W. Scott for lieutenant governor, D. F. Rogers for railway commissioner, C. W. Bean for superintendent of schools, and T. F. Willis for supreme court judge.
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Committee On
Cincinnati
State Executive Council
A. J. Westfall
Woodbury County
W. & Scott
Appanoose County
Dallas County
C. W. Bean
Supreme Court
T. F. Willis
Eight Die In Todiana Moller Mill Explosion
A Todiana area saw mill engine explosion killed five instantly and fatally injured three more, all working for John and Joe Dusard. Names include Dobe Kern Edward Dusard James Perkins Granger Evans and George Hayden. Loss estimated at $20,000.
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Moller
Todiana
Reprono
Ind
Here
John
Joe Dusard
Dobe Kern
Edward Dusard
James Perkins
Granger Evans
Fayetteville
George Hayden
Switz City
John Brabill
Will Schwartz
George Schwartz
Gus Schwartz
George Schin
Beau
Wasch & Wischaw
Schlebusch
Solinger
Italy
Tun
Susa
Monument to Grant Unveiled in Galena Park
The city of Galena unveiled an eight foot bronze statue of Ulysses S Grant on a ten foot pedestal in a new park named for the general. Donor J H Kohlsnat of Chicago funded the statue. James W Scott inspired the park. Crowds from Galena and nearby towns attended as ceremonies featured a parade, prayers, and addresses by Chauncey M Depew and others.
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F. A. Pricheret
Vicksburg
Margaret Davis Haynes
Jefferson Davis
Sallie BH. Morwan
C. B. Hooker
J. B Mcintosh
E. C. Walthall
Luther Manship
S. J. Ryan
the Sentinel
Gov. Lowery
Confederate States
Mississippi National Guard
United States
Latonia
Coscignatt
Cleveland
Crnveland
Ohio
Lima
Baros
Samuel Bennett
Cavett
Union County
Presbyterianebareh
Clyde
Evia
Jena
Garena
U.S Grant
J. H. Kohlsnat
Chicago
James W. Scott
Staot
Chicago Cittern Garranee
Grant
Dubuque
Freeport
Galena
Grand Army
Fifteenth Regiment
Fort Sheridan
Pauline Kohlsaut
McClennan
Chauncey M. Depew
Fifer
Crabtree
National Treasury eyes extending four and a half bonds offer
Secretary Foster announces the government may extend the 4s bonds at a nominal rate, while the treasury signals it can cover all $51 million outstanding. The move aims to avoid forced retirement of the $29 million national bank circulation secured by these bonds amid May circulation shifts and mixed changes in silver and currency holdings.
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Treasury
Wasurvatox
Foster
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Wade
Treasury Department
Millionaire Iron Operator Arrested in Portsville Mixup
S H Chisholm a Cleveland millionaire iron operator was mistakenly arrested in a Portsville hotel for counterfeiting. He sent a messenger to buy railroad and sleeping tickets home and offered two new five dollar notes, prompting detectives to suspect the old bad-money dodge. He was later identified by Inspector Medley as the same man.
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Portssvien
S. H. Chisholm
Cleveland
Chisholm
Lefors
Medley
Union Theological Seminary Defies Presbyterian Veto
Directors of Union Theological Seminary declare the General Assembly overstepped its authority by vetoing Professor Charles A Briggs transfer. The vote 20 to 2 supports Briggs remaining as professor for the coming year despite Assembly efforts. The scene included Prof George A Prentiss collapsing from stress and Hastings guiding him home.
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Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Assembly
New York
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Briggs
Dr. Briggs
General Assembly
Detroit
Briggs
Union Seminary
George A. Prentiss
Hastings
Immigration wave prompts push for stronger laws and unions
Deputy immigration chief in Washington says the new law is incomplete and Congress must act next winter. He urges health standards, limits on unskilled labor, and union officer vigilance to report suspicious contractor schemes. Also notes C C C H St L directors approve dividends and name Joseph Ramsey Jr. as new general manager as W M Green departs.
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Bisser F Lascn
Milwaukee
Twent
Valparaiso
Chili
Benson J. Lossina
Chestnut Ridge
N. Y
Beekman
Groner W. Turner
New York World
Manauger Dillon
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Turner
Recorder
Chillan
Balmaceda
Baron Lepwic Fischer Vor Nagos Szacararas
Weinberg
Hungary
Emin Pasha
German East Africa
William JD. Owen
Logansport
Ind
Owen
Indiana
Labor Orgranizations
Noble
Wasmixcox
James G. O' Berne
New York
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Immigration Bureau
Crxeixsxatt
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
W. M. Green
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Ingalls
Europe
Penersi
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