Arizona Admission Debate Clarified by Attorney General
Attorney General Miller ruled that a Arizona state constitution proposal, held through a convention and approved by the governor, can be valid without a prior enabling act. He cites cases where Congress may cure territorial defects when admitting a state and asserts Congress may govern local matters for statehood.
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United States
Voted Against Prohibition and Suffrage Amendments
June 21 in Philadelphia, official returns show a statewide majority against the prohibition amendment by 189020 votes. The margin for repeal of poll tax qualification favored the suffrage amendment by 235540 votes.
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Philapelrina
Golden Queen Gold Strike Near Red Mountain Town
An Ironton Colorado dispatch reports a major San Juan gold find at the Golden Queen near the Highline trail from Sheridan junction to Marshall basin, about a mile and a half from Red Mountain town. Owners Howe Ridenhour and H R Price refused a purchase bid from Yankee Girl, with early results showing a mill-run value of 375,000 per ton.
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Colo
San Juan
Sheridan Junction
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Mr. Price
Yankee Girl Company
Golden Queen
Stricken With Apoplexy Mrs Hayes Suffers Paralysis
In Fremont Ohio Mrs Lucy Webb Hayes wife of ex President Rutherford B Hayes was stricken with apoplexy while sewing. The attack left her speechless and paralyzed on the right side and she remained unconscious at 9 pm. General Hayes was en route home from Columbus arriving about 1 am.
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Baltic Captain Reports Attack at Samana Bay Hayti
Captain Fisher of the schooner Baltic recounts a May 13 assault in Samana Bay Hayti when Haitian soldiers fired from shore on the vessel. The crew hid in the hold until night. Fisher sought explanation from Haitian commanders and plans to appeal to Secretary Blaine, blaming drunken troops for the incident.
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Fatal Bow in New Mexico Store Brawl
In Grants on the Atlantic and Pacific road a fatal clash occurred between store proprietors and cowboys. Erel Hudson was killed and KE. H. Uraselel shot through the shoulder. Madson, 25 from Ohio, Braseirl 21 from Austin Tex, were involved. Wounded man brought to this city today.
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Black & Bibos
Grants
Atlantic and Pacific Road
Here
Erel Hudson
KE. H. Uraselel
Madson
Ohio
Braseirl
Austin
Tex
Winnipeg suspect identified in Cronin case
June 21 report names Martin Burke of Winnipeg as one of the William brothers linked to De Cronin's players. The identifying census official Expressiman Hakan Martinson, hired to move furniture for the Wil Vans, confirms Burke's identity amid ongoing case coverage.
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Winnipeg
Willian Brothers
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Burke Identified by Express Man in Winnipeg
A Chicago officer sends a message to Chief of Police Hubbird detailing Burke being seen in Winnipeg by the express man. In the presence of the crown attorney and Burke's lawyer, Winnirgs, Martinson instantly identified Burke from fifty two. Extradition papers for Burke are en route and will be pursued with speed.
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Hubbird
Chicago
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Wired Waits And Global Dispatches From June 21
A compact wire service digest notes weather in New York and Chicago, a presidential visit plan, Ascot race results, a General Cameron update, Harrison invited to Fourth of July, gold shipment totals, Platt and Alger Alaska trip, Boulanger inquiry progress, Carnegie wage strike threat, Howard sentencing, Bohemian miners riot, McMasters arrest for embezzlement and bond set.
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New York
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Alaska
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Pittsavre
Andrew Carnegie
William E. Howard
Electric Sugar Refining Company
Vienna
Kladno
Bohemia
Burke Arrested in Cronin Murder Probe at Queen's Bench
Martin Burke was arraigned before Judge Bain on the Cronin murder information and remanded until Wednesday for witnesses. Governor Field signed papers for Burke extradition from Winnipeg, while the Cronin grand jury heard testimonies from Mrs Philbin and others about Clan Na Gael.
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Philbin
Cuenco
Cronin Grand Jury
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Dillon
Clan-Na-Gae
Chicago
Cronin
Edward Spillman
Peoria
Clan-Na-Gael
Illinois
Wisconsin
Dr. Cronin
Herman
Spellman
United States
Train robber captured in Texas pursuit
June 21 report from Hernon Texas says Carl Halton telegraphed that he has J Smith the Arizona train robber who jumped from a car near Trinidad Colorado weeks ago. Halton waits on requisition papers to return with the prisoner.
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Alsoqverqvne
Carl Halton
Hernon
Texas
J. Smith
Arizona
Trinidad
Colorado
Cyclone Hits Northwestern Missouri Demolishes Homes
A Missouri cyclone named Alwany swept across Northwestern Missouri yesterday afternoon damaging numerous dwellings and schoolhouses. The storm’s destruction included the home of H. H. Williams, which was blown apart, resulting in the death of one of his children.
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Alwany
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H. H. Williams
Thunder Storm Hits Sewantos Ma In Evening
A strong thunder storm swept Sewantos Massachusetts on June 21 causing property damage and injuries. Several houses were struck by lightning and caught fire. Harry Somers was killed and George Somers sustained injuries. the family home and nearby structures suffered damage.
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Sewantos
Harry Somers
Train robbers sentenced to twenty five years each
Justice Wright yesterday sentenced Dan Jharwick Willan Stet and Janes Mal fond who robbed the expos train on the Atlantic and Pacific April line to twenty five years each in the penitentiary.
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Pourscott, Arke
Wright
Dan Jharwick
Willan Stet
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Expos
Strikes and unrest surge as Johnstown workers walk out
Jomsstows Pa June 20 labor strife intensifies as one thousand workers stay away. The Fifth regiment is on duty after fears of riot. Bodies found amid ruins amid oil smoke. Italians urged to stay as strikers compel aid. Discharged workers refuse to leave. militia may be used to restore order.
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Jomsstows
Grievance Committee Refuse Arbitration Over Wage Split
The Union Pacific grievances arise from three branch lines split into separate organizations to cover operating costs. The May wage cut for engineers and firemen on special runs triggered the dispute. General Manager Kimball proposed arbitration, which the committee rejected, leaving future action uncertain.
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Omaha
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Big Cerrillos mining sale closes with $2,000,000 deal
A major Cerrillos district property sale near Santa Fe is near completion. Deed transfers await final steps before cash exchange. The patent lands encompass around acres, located about twenty miles south of Santa Fe. Buyers are New York interests backed by English capital.
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Santa Fe
New York
Rhode Island Votes Over Prohibition Law Repeal
Providence June 20 Rhode Island votes on repealing state prohibition three fifths needed and results show a strong yes. At 11 o clock totals for repealing 3513 against 1317 with returns statewide indicating adoption by a clear majority over the required three fifths. Consular appointments were announced with Oliver H Simmons to Hong Kong and others to Leghorn Nureberg Geneva and St Petersburg transfer noted.
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Oliver H. Simons
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Hong Kong
E. M. M. Trice
Massachusetts
Leghorn
Henry Diedrick
Indiana
Nureberg
Roland J. Hammick
Pennsylvania
Geneva
Switzerland
Oliver A. Simmons
St Petersburg
Northern Pacific to complete through line to Chicago soon
Northern Pacific advances toward a through line from Chicago to the Pacific coast. Work began yesterday on connecting track between the leased Wisconsin Central terminus and the system here, promising a continuous east west route within days. A recent harvest outlook raises Minneapolis and Dakota wheat estimates to 70 to 100 million bushels amid rain and improved market sentiment.
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Asutana
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Dakota
Governor Thayer Defends Egan Against British American Protest
June 21 letter from Governor Thayer rebukes the British American association of Boston for accusing Patrick Egan and the U S government over the Cronin case. He denounces the protest as insulting to American justice, defends Egan’s integrity, and urges respect for national sovereignty while condemning British influences.
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Bee Low
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Parnell
London Times
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Chicago
Patric Egan
Lincoln
United States
South America
Joan M. ‘Tuaver
Elk and Jesse Arm strong Lead Kansas City Races
In heavy track conditions at Kansas City on June 21, multiple races concluded with Elk taking the mile and seventy yards in 1:57, Jesse Arm strong winning the three quarters of a mile in 1:24, and Bonnie King capturing the mile and sixteenths in 2:00. The Mendolin and Voter events also produced top finishes by Mendolin and Voter with closest runners-up noted.
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the Elk
Teman
Jesse Armstrong
Irene
Shanendale
Bonnie King
Albert Stull
Mendolin
Stony Montgomery
J.T
Voter
Lula Foster
Himan
Escaped man attacked near Didgewater. mob extricated suspect
A man, described as escaped and with mental illness, attempted to assault a white woman near Didgewater. In the scuffle the woman's daughter was seriously injured by a shot fired by the attacker. The escapee was captured but then mob violence occurred as he was taken from the sheriff and killed by a passing mob.
Wreckage cleanups amid heat with casualties rising
June 21 reports a fair day yet intense heat causes suffering as rescuers search the wreckage. Five bodies found near the rail bridge this morning and thirteen total identified by noon.
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Railrad Bridge
Wyoming Constitution Convention Proclaimed in 1889
Governor Warren issues a proclamation calling for a Wyoming constitutional convention to form a state government. The document lists district delegates, election dates, and rules, urging populist support for admission to the Union and outlining delegate qualifications and procedures.
Wyoming Territory Convention Ratification Date Set 1889
The convention will submit its plan to the people for ratification on the first Tuesday in November 1889. The convention should fix per diem and mileage for members and employees and provide certificates of service and expenditure filed with the secretary of the territory. Cheyenne bears the seal on June 3, 1889, under Governor Francis E. Warren. Samouet D. Shannon, Secretary.
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Senate
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Laramie
Albany
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Uinta
Fremont
Sheridan
Johnson
Union of States
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United States of America
Francis BE. Warren
Samouet
Shannon
Wild Horses Captured Near Otto In Coon Cree Corral
Bradbury of Cristello's ranch trapped three mares and a yearling colt from a band of wild horses roaming the Grey Bull river bad lands twenty miles from Otto. Four animals were moved to the Coon Cree corral, with three remaining wild in the hills. The capture, hailed as a profitable day for the successful hunter Mustler.
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Grey Bull River
Otto
Bradbury
Cristello
Coon Cree
Mustler
School District Bonds for Sale in Saratoga Wa
Notice announces sale of twenty $100 bonds by Carbon County Wyoming school district No. y in Saratoga Wa. Bonds mature in fifteen years with 5.5 percent interest. Bids due by July 15 at noon. Bids not accepted below par. Board may reject any bid. F Hess Director. A R Covzens Clerk.
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Board of Trustees
No. Y. Carbon County
Wyoming
Saratoga
F. Hess
Schoolhouse bid notice near Pine Bluffs in 1859
Vo Contractors seek sealed bids to construct a school house twelve miles south of Pine Bluffs. The board of trustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids open June 29, 1859. Specifications available at Robert Jackson’s store, Egbert, Wyo.
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Pine Bluffs
Board of Trustees
Robert Jackson
Egbert
Wyo
Desert Land Fins Proof Notice for Publication
United States land office Cheyenne Wyoming June 13 189 Notice is given that Gee BE Gris tel of Fort Collins Colorado has filed notice of intention to make proof of desert land claim No 14 for hewel and se of sw y of sec 17 nw of sec 2 in Lowell is n o eage w before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on Monday the 28th day of June 1890 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land Albert W Bristol Jennie E Bristol Peter Goldsmith Joseph Goldsmith all of Little Bear Wyoming Epgar S Wilson Registrar
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gee. BE. Gristel
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Colorado
Hewel
Cheyene
Witneses l
Albert W. Bristl
Jennie E Bristol
Peter Goldsmith
Joseph Goldsmith
Little Bear
Epgar S. Wilson
Kealster
Notice of Final Proof for Cheyenne Land Claim
Notice for Publication. Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming June 1 1888. Sever Filingson has filed notice of intent to make final proof to support his claim for the nw al sec 20 township 18 north range east. Proof will be before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on July 26 1888. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation: Donald MacPhee Robert Taft Reynolds Donald Inley Walker D ease of the venue. Any protest or reason under Interior Department rules will be considered if presented at the stated time and place to cross examine witnesses and offer rebuttal evidence. Epcar Wilson Register.
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Wyo
Donald MacPhee
Roert Taft Reynold
eDonald
Inley
Walker
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Epcar
Wilson
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