Gloomy Days For Gear Of Russia In Manchuria And Poland
From St Petersburg dispatches in late June report steady skirmishing on the Manchurian front with no decisive advantage as Russian cavalry gains note. Simultaneously Poland and Caucasus face almost open war, with strikes and agrarian unrest spreading across Russia after Lodz and the January 22 Red Sunday events.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Russia
Poland
Caucasus
Lodz
Rotten Beef Seized On Dallas Streets
In Dallas on June 26 a man driving Armour wagons with meat for an East Dallas grocery was arrested after the meat smelled rotten. Citizens gathered as police sent the prisoner and the load to the sheriff’s office. County officials confiscated the lead but none would custody.
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Dallas
Tex
City Hall
Armour
British Women to Study Americans
Fifty delegates from the Women Workers' League of Great Britain and Ireland arrive in New York for a tour of major American cities. They worked with the Countess of Warwick to study U S working conditions and methods for possible adoption in England.
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New York
Women Workers’ League of Great
Cyclone Ravages Harlem and Bronx Buildings Collapses
A cyclonic storm swept Harlem and the Bronx causing widespread havoc. A brickwork foreman John Lawler was crushed to death and two Italian laborers were badly injured as structures on 136th Street near Riverside Drive were demolished. Winds hit 43 miles an hour with plate glass shattered and trees and chimneys toppled.
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Greater
New York
Harlem
Bronx
136Th Street
Riverside Drive
John Lawler
Wyoming Weather Forecast and Yesterday's Summary
Wyoming forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Yesterday's 24 hour data show a maximum of 78 degrees and a minimum of 62 with 0.05 inches of precipitation. Section Director Palme provides the report.
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Washington
Wyoming
Palme
Russia names plenipotentiaries for Washington conference
Washington June 26 Russia assigns a tentative list of plenipotentiaries for the Washington peace talks with M Nelidoff ambassador at Paris and Baron Rosen in line for Washington. Japan names tentative picks Takahira and Komura as likely envoys. Officials expect official announcement soon. Armistice interest wanes as Manchuria's rainy season begins, aiding delay of clashes before talks.
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Washington
Russia
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Baron Roseh
Takahira
White House
Japan
Baron Komura
Kigoro Takahira
Baron Rosen
Manchuria
Bribery trials of Farris and Smith open in Missouri
In Jefferson City on June 26 Judge Martin presided as Senator Frank Farris and ex Senator Charlie Smith faced bribery charges. Former Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee remained in perjury proceedings, while Governor Folk showed personal interest and aided the prosecution.
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Jefferson City
Frank Farris
Charlie Smith
Martin
John A. Lee
Lee
Farris
Smith
Folk
Army man gets Tom Reed's daughter in society wedding
New York reports the wedding of Captain Arthur T. Ballentine to Miss Kitty Reed daughter of the late Thomas B. Reed of Maine. Miss Reed is known in Washington and New York society and in legal and literary circles. Ballentine, stationed at Fort Monroe, Va, served in the Cuban war and earned the captaincy for gallant service with prior stops in Porto Rico and the Philippines.
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Tom Reed
New York
Arthur T. Ballentine
Kitty Reed
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Miss Reed
Washington
Law Department
New York University
Ballentine
Fortress Monroe
Brillant
Porto Rico
Philippines
D. C. Ballentine
Government's Panama Fleet Augmented
The City of Savannah, recently chartered from the Savannah Line Company to augment the New York to Colon fleet, sailed on its first trip today. The move increases capacity to convey men, supplies and machinery to the canal zone, addressing an inadequate existing fleet.
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Panama
New York
City of
Savannah
Savannah Line Company
Colon
Canal Zone
Metal markets report steady lead and quiet copper
The Metal Markets lists New York prices for June 26 with silver at 58 1/2, lead steady at 4504.00, and copper described as quiet.
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New York
Martial Law in Terrorized City in Lodz and Warsaw
In Lodz since martial law began the city quieted yet mass fear spurred 20000 to flee. In Warsaw Jewish districts revolt closes shops halts tram service and barricades form as 34 infantry battalions patrol streets. A police chief was injured when a bomb struck a carriage last night.
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Lodz
Warsaw
K. M. Painoff
Czenstochowa
Pietrkow
Strikers Refuse Employer Terms in Chicago
In Chicago on June 26 a nearly unanimous vote rejected the employer’s terms, ending the latest peace prospect in the strike.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Commission names for South African army stores scandal inquiry
London June 26. The commission to inquire into the South African army stores scandal is announced with members Justice Farwell as chairman. The panel includes Sir George Dashwood Taubman Goldie Field Marshal Sir George White Sir Francis Mowat and Samuel H Moreley.
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London
Justice Farwell
The
High Cour of Justice
George Dashwood
Taubman Goldie
Privy Council
George White
Gibraltar
Francis Mowatt
University of London
Samuel H. Moreley
Bank of England
Birthday fete for Grand Duchess Marie in St. Petersburg
The Russian royal family marked the 11th birthday of Grand Duchess Marie in St Petersburg. Marie and Paul, adopted children of the late Grand Duke Sergius, attended the celebration along with the Czars and Czarlman family members.
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ST. Petersburg
Marie
Then
Czarman
Paul
Sergius
Delmar Bookmaker Arrest Stops Betting Ring
Sheriff arrests Charlie Cella at Delmar race track during the first race on a charge of violating the anti betting law. After the arrest, all opinions in the betting ring ceased and wagers in the second race were not backed by financial stipulation.
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St. Louis
Sherif Harper
Charlies Cella
Delmar
Nancial Speciiaton
National Eagles Choose Helena Montana Site for National Home
The Montana grand lodge of Eagles approved an option on the Broadwater natatorium in Helena as a national home for the order and will present the plan to the national convention in Denver this August. Estimated price is about 100000 dollars.
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Helens
Mont
Montana
Eagles
Helena
Denver
Secretary Hay Recovers From Railway Chill in New Hampshire
Newbury New Hampshire June 26 Secretary of State Jim Hay is confined to bed at his Lake Sunapee area home after a chill on the Washington journey. Physicians say the attack resembles a prior episode but expect he will leave his room soon. Dr Scudder notes the illness is not the same as his overseas illnesses and that rest should aid recovery.
Morton Proceedings Against Grafters
Paul Morton as chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance Society board has begun legal proceedings to recover money allegedly wrongfully taken from the society and has cut off certain perquisites.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance S0ciety
Paul Morton
Fatal domestic tragedy ends in double violence
Pendleton Oregon June 26. T White a farmer fired five shots at his wife while she drove with their child and a nephew. Two bullets caused slight wounds. Believing his wife dead he then killed himself. Domestic trouble cited as motive.
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Pendleton
Ore
T. White
White
Fourth annual Indianapolis Racing Association meeting opens
The fourth annual meeting of the Indianapolis Racing Association began at the State fair grounds in Indianapolis, running from June 26 to July 9. Tracks for the mile and half mile have been overhauled and improved, with the event anticipated to be unusually successful.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Racing Association
State Fair Grounds
Ex Senator McComas Appointed to DC Court of Appeals
Washington June 26 The President named former Maryland Senator Louis BR McComas an associate Justice of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia to fill the vacancy created by the death of Martin J Morris.
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Washington
Louis BR. McComas
Maryland
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Martin Jf. Morris
Wreck on Illinois Central Kills Three in Kentucky Collision
Three people died and fifteen were injured in a rear end crash on the Illinois Central near Vine Grove Kentucky forty miles west of Lauralville in the afternoon. Local responders and authorities investigated the scene.
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Laulaville
Hino Central
Vine Grove
Atterpoon
Jack Johnson Dominates Monroe in Six Round Bout
California’s Jack Johnson defeated Montana’s Jack Monroe in six rounds at Philadelphia in June, delivering strong blows and controlling the action to secure the win.
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Philadelphia
Jack Johnson
California
Jack Monroe
Montana
Monroe
Armenian Rebellion Threatens Trans Caucasus Front
Reports from Erivan describe Armenian sackings and arson in Emehladzin and Erivan, with mosques profaned and women harmed. Persian border crossers may aid coreligionists as Cossack troops clash with Armenian bands and Tartars retaliate. Prince Louis Napoleon vows military suppression at any cost.
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Erivan
Trans-Caucasia
Molamimnedang
Persia
Emehladzin
Louis Napoleon
Caucasus
Forest fires rage southwest of Denver
Forest fires grip government lands southwest of Denver burning near Evergreen and Pine Grove in Platte Canon. The blaze proves widespread and intense as efforts to extinguish them fail, sparking strong alarm among residents over potential loss of life and property.
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Denver
Evergreen
Pine Grove
Platte Canon
France Warns Belgian King on Antwerp Fortifications
Brussels dispatch in the Daily Mall says France fears a surprise attack via Belgium and has officially warned the Belgian Minister in Paris to strengthen Antwerp defenses and fortifications along the Meuse river.
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London
Brussels
Daily Mall
Belgium
Paris
Antwerp
Meuse
Three Men Die In Severe New York Storm
New York June 26 three men are believed to have been killed when upper stories of an apartment house blew down during a terrific thunderstorm. High winds shattered plate glass windows and toppled trees.
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New York
Twin fawns for state game preserve
Special to The Leader. Thermopolis Wyo June 26 C R and David Hunk captured twin fawns in the mountains after the mother antelope left her young briefly. The fawns will be fed until ready to survive and then presented to the state for the new preserve south of the Yellowstone park.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
C. R
David Hunk
Yellowstone Park
Cowboy Drowns Swimming Stream Near Fort Custer
Sidney Petty a cowboy employed by 8. R. Miller drowned while swimming horses across a swollen stream near Fort Custer a few days ago. The incident was reported in a Sheridan Wyoming Leader dispatch dated June 26.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sidney Petty
R. Miller
Fort Custer
Copperton shooting reported with few details
Special to The Leader from Wawling Wyoming dated June 24 reports a shooting affray at Copperton near the Colorado ring. Sheriff Horton has been advised but details remain scarce and no particulars are available.
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Wawling
Wyo
Sherif Horton
Copperton
Colorado Ring
Boy Thrown by Horse Injures Thigh on Sloop Bill
In a sloop bill ride incident at a local event, Lou Growell, a young boy, was thrown from a horse and sustained a broken thigh along with other injuries. Witnesses report the horse reared and unseated him, causing the fall. Medical attendants treated him at the scene and he was later transported for further care.
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Wye
Lou Growell
Yoarald Boy
Bill Nide
New Superintendent Named for Hot Spring Reserve
Governor B. F H. Trooks appoints WM. Nevee as superintendent of the five Horn hot spring reserve of Thermopotia. V. 8. Grout has resigned.
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Hot Spring Reserve
B. F H. Trooks
WM. Nevee
Five Horn Hot Spring
Thermopotia
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Bandmaster of Alabama and wife die in farewell tragedy
Paterson New Jersey June 26 Henry Bieh enradt bandmaster of the United States battleship Alabama and his young wife who had been married less than a year killed themselves during a farewell gathering. Friends had gathered to bid farewell to the couple before their foreign service orders. The pair were found dead in their bedroom clasped in each other s arms.
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Paterson
Henry Biehenradt
United States
Alabama
Biehenrode
Snake River merchants vow local sourcing in tit for tat plan
Rawlins Wyoming readers learn Snake River country merchants signed an agreement to stop supplying or extending credit to ranchers who order goods from outside via mail order houses. The move aims to curb out-of-area shopping and keep commerce local, drawing statewide interest.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Snake River Country
Chicago
Snake River
Horse Thief Gang Said Near Cokeville Faces Chase
In Kemmerer Wyoming on June 26 a gang of bold horse thieves operates near Cokeville. William Vibrans recently lost eleven thoroughbred horses and officers pursue the robbers. The outlaws are described as professional desperadoes likely to shoot if confronted, promising a bloody fight.
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Kemmerer
Wye
Cokeville
William Vibrans
Dynamiting Trout in Utah County Reported
Reports from ranches along Salt River say dynamiters kill large quantities of trout for market. They violate state game laws. State Game Warden C. Nowlan will likely dispatch a deputy to Salt River to investigate.
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Afton
Wyo
Salt Tiver
C. Nowlan
Salt River
Johnnie K Out of Racing After Foreleg Injury
Special to The Leader reports Johnnie K a fast trotter owned by Charles Kuster and Frank Erwin may never race again after training days ago when the horse overreached and ruptured an artery in its foreleg in Laramie Wyoming on June 26.
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Laramie
Wyo
Johnnie K
Charles Kuster
Frank Erwin
Baseball Scores From Omaha and Neighboring Cities
Baseball results show Omaha 6 tie Bt Joseph 6 and Des Moines 2 Denver 4 Sioux City 7 Colorado Springs 1 Jobtvolt 5 Cleveland 14. National League Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 2. American Association Milwaukee 2 Le Maul 2 Kannas Cl 2 Milwaukee 7 Toledo 2 Columbus 7. Rain caused postponements of Washington Philadelphia and Houtson New York games.
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Bt. Joseph
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
Jobtvolt
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Houtson-New York
American Association
Milwaukee
le Maul
Kannas Cl
Toledo
Columbus
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