Earthquakes in the Middle West and a Pioneer's Claim
Chicago report discusses forecasts of earthquakes in the Midwest, a battle over waterway spending in Illinois, and a dispute over Chicago’s first settler with Fernando Jones versus William O. Clark. It notes state and federal cooperation, traffic laws against white slave trade, and a Chicago police payroll reform threat.
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Fernando Jonea
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Old Fort Dearborn
William O. Clark
Hopers
Chicago
Fernando Jones
Prairia
Chicago Avenue
Twelfth Street
Halsted Street
Saka
Chlef Shippy
Coming Eclipse To Feature A Rare Sequential Phase
Pittsburg reports Prof. John A. Brashear of Allegheny signs a statement predicting the June 17 sun eclipse will be unlike any seen before. He describes a rare sequence starting annular then total then annular again, noting no record of such events in centuries of astronomy. The partial eclipse will sweep across North America from the north to Canada and beyond.
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Pittsburg
John A. Brashear
Allegheny
Brashear
Canada
Stateu
Dock Fire Destroys Nevada Grain at Port Costa
A dock fire in Port Costa near San Francisco destroyed two thousand feet of Nevada grain causing major loss. The blaze damaged grain stock destined for foreign ports and threatened a large loan impact estimated in the millions of dollars.
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San Francisco
Port Costa
Bay
Fornia
Municipal Muddle in Los Angeles Sparks Duty Debate
A garbled June report from Los Angeles highlights a demand for strong municipal action amid calls for cleaner governance. Officials face scrutiny over alleged missteps in city duties and public trust.
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Los Angeles
Los Angels
Vileo
Cornell Kaldly Boat Race Result At Ithaca
Ithaca hosted a boat race won by a length and a half in ten minutes and one second. Marathon crews from Cornell and Harvard competed, with Harvard leading early before Ithaca finish.
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Roelons
Monilay
Ity An Raha
Convicts Uprising Hits Quintana Roo Mines
An uprising by convicts at Quintana Roo mines, Mexico, June 1 leaves multiple officers fatally harmed or wounded. Reports note a number of convicts involved and a chaotic escape attempt unfolding amid the penal settlement incident.
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Quintana Roo
Mexico
Postal Clerk Killed in Wrecker Crash at Peabody
A wreck near Peabody injured and killed a postal clerk. H C Thompson and Clark of Kansas City were linked to the incident as witnesses or parties, with details indicating a fatal collision involving a wrecker.
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Topeka
Peabody
Ing
H. C. Thomppony & Clark
Kansas City
Plan to Plant Jewish Colony in Mesopotamia Posed
Details of a proposed Jewish settlement in Mesopotamia were made public. The plan involves a large international Jewish network and funding aimed at establishing a colony, with support from major organizations and collaborations across cities.
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Mesopotamia
New York
Ehlomy
Jewish Coloeny
Aeacene Ris Provident
Dachaie Worritorist Organization
London
Mocowoin
Oking c
Tariff talk on revenue and deficits in U S policy
The piece critiques tariff policy arguing that raising duties does not guarantee higher revenue. It cites the Dingley tariff as a historical example and calls for curbing expenditures while adjusting rates to the maximum revenue-producing level. It notes consumer prices and fiscal deficits, with references to Congress and Senator Aldrich.
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Washington
Republian
Champ Clark
Clark
Treasury
United States
Congress
Courde
Aldrich
Senate
Republ
Siath
Ffty
Aldrich Adenine
Ganee
Hess
Fairbankses Presented to Japanese Imperial Couple
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and Mrs Fairbanks were received by the emperor and empress of Japan in Tokio. They were presented by Ambassador O Brien and afterward visited at the palace this morning.
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Tokio
Gtarles W. Fairbanks
Amateur toreador gored to death in Mexico ring
Juan Teporce, an amateur torero, was gored to death in a Chihuahua bull ring yesterday while attempting to entice a bull into the arena. The incident occurred June 1 as spectators watched.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Juan Teporce
Notice to Sheepmen Dip Instructions and Brand
Notice to sheepmen advising use of a dip free of coal tar tobacco or injurious ingredients. Recommends B. and O. Crespl Dip with a dilution of 1 to 141 and an official red white blue label. Sherman Co Cheyenne listed as distributor.
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Sherman.Co
Cheyenne
Cocaine Plague Tackled by City Police Crusade
New York reporters describe the first city led effort to stamp out cocaine use amid growing crime. The piece argues for strict federal action, a prohibitory tariff, and higher internal revenue taxes to choke off foreign supply and curb underground trafficking.
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New York
American Health League
Congress
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