Tornado Devastates Keighley Village Destruction and Death
A tornado struck Keighley in Butler county at 7 30 PM Monday destroying Main street stores and blowing down homes. A man named Mal Thurston was killed in a barn lifted onto its roof. several residents were fatally injured and box cars were moved by the wind. News reached Leon by courier, with anticipated widespread damage in the countryside.
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Wicurra
Kan
Keighley
Butler County
St. Louis
San Francisco
Leon
Main Street
Mal Thurston
President Cleveland Speaks on Financial Situation
President Cleveland defends Treasury finances and bank aid, urges confidence, rejects fear, notes increased money available, and cites strong national credit. He reviews bonds, gold reserves, and cash balance, plus a claim about delayed debt payments as false. California lands open follows court ruling. other items include a killer safe-blower, the heaviest man dead, and Emma Juch's marriage.
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Washington
New York
Treasury
General Strike Predicted by U M W Secretary
Patrick McBryde of the United Mine Workers told a Lakeside meeting that a nationwide strike could come within three years, beginning with a railway workers walkout. He urged non union firemen not to mine coal if the strike occurred, and defended the Ohio militia's conduct during labor unrest.
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Patrick McBryde
Columnus
Lakeside
McBryde
United Mine Workers
United States
Fourteenth Regiment
Ohio Militia
Ohio
Women Battle at Walston as Nonunionists Block Mine Work
In Walston Pennsylvania deputies and the wives of foreign miners clash with a train of nonunion workers under Pinkerton guard. The train withdraws without men disembarking after a second failed effort to place men at the Anita mine amid volleys of abuse.
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Walston, Pa
Punxsutawney
Walston
Starvation Wages Trigger Iron Mine Strike Unrest
Bessemer Michigan June 26 miners face pay as low as 9 to 13 50 for last month while 100 surface workers average 22 5 cents daily. About a hundred quit at Culby shafts and hundreds join the union as receivers shut Colby mine. Over a thousand in the district have joined recently amid strike tensions.
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Bessemer, Mich
Culby
Colby
Senate and House Adjourn for Carnot Death
Both chambers honor French President Carnot with prayers and resolutions. The Senate adopted a declaration of sympathy to France and adjourned until Wednesday, while the House followed suit with a similar vote and immediate adjournment.
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Lafayette
Washington
Carnot
Senate
Milburn
Morgan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate of
United States
France
Republic of France
Republic
V ¥Rance
V ¥Rance and To Madam Carnot
Bagby
Pruden
House
McCreary
Committee of Foreign Affairs
House of Representatives
United States of America
President Carnot
Madame Carnot
French Republic
Hitt
Government action extends condolences after French president death
The state department issued a formal expression of profound sorrow over the assassination of the French president. President Grover Cleveland echoed the sentiment in a message to Congress, noting the tragedy to a sister republic and the loss to liberal civilization.
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WaAsuixcTon
State Department
Eustis
Paris
France
Senate
House of Representatives
Grovee Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Sympathy of nations mourn Carnot death across Europe
The British court goes into mourning for a week in respect to President Carnot. Messages of condolence flow from Emperor William and European leaders. Berlin and Kiel react with indignation and sympathy for France as foreign ministers and ambassadors express condolences. Italian markets close in sympathy with France.
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Mme. Carnot
Lussex
James A. Garfield
Carnot
White Lodge
Richmond
York House
Madison House
Great Britain
Ireland
Duke of York
London
House of Commons
William Vernon Harcourt
France
Regfix
Berlin
Emperor William
Kiel
Mme
Chancellor von Caprivi
Herr Freiherr
Marschall von Bieberstein
M. Herbette
L. von Szoggeny
Count Lanza
Ministry For
Germany
Roma
Awful Fate in Ky Train Collision Kills Five
At Mc Henry station near Hartrorp five miles from the town a train struck a two horse wagon killing Sallie Peay and four others including three Smith children and Maddox. The crossing was obscured by willows and the wagon was struck as it entered the track. The dead ranged in ages from 1 to 35. Elsewhere Paris reports the late president’s body arriving with honors and reaction to the tragedy. In Alabama Peyton Bowman is jailed for murder and his brother tied to the crime. An anti Italian riot in Grenoble ends with police intervention and a street parade.
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McHenry
Chesapeake and Ohio Southwestern
Sallie Peay
Dot Peay
Sallie Smith
Madge Smith
James C. Maddox
Smith
Texas
Peays
Russellville
Maddox
Paris
Elysee
Mme.Carnot
Bigmingham
Ala
Peyton G. Bowman
Alabama
Eugene Jefferies
Bowman
John
Brothers Taylor Captured in Missouri Murder Case
Strrz Rock Arkansas June 26 William P and George Taylor two brothers charged with the Meeks family murder near Browning Missouri May 10 were captured Monday morning at Batesville Arkansas by Deputy Sheriff J C Strut of Baxter brought to this city at noon. A family poisoned. Chicago June 26 August Duboiz of No Bidehnston street his wife and
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St. Louis
Henry Ziegenhein
Carl Ungar
Ungar
Chicago
August Duboiz
No. Bide Hnston
Street
Anarchist Definition Bill Introduced After Carnot Assassination
Washington June 1926 bill proposed by W A Stone of Pennsylvania defines the term anarchist and sets penalties for crimes attempted by anarchists. It covers acts by society appointed or employed individuals to take life or destroy property, with death by hanging for attempted assassinations or property destruction where a US official’s life is at risk.
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Washineton
Carnot
W. A. Stone
Pennsylvania
United States
Crankish Visitor at Ex President Harrison Home Incident
In Indianapolis a female crank claiming to be the wife of Christ tried to meet ex President Harrison. Tibbetts detained her after she warned of vengeance and claimed a message from Christ. She bore a Bible and hymns and spoke of a stolen money sum. an insanity exam will be held. Police noted heightened White House security rumors amid a tramp surge.
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Ind
Harrison
Tibbetts
White House
Gen. Harrison
Democratic Party
Louisa Hudson
Christ
Paris
Nashville
Tenn
Saloons to Close Sundays in Leadville First in History
Telegraph notes varied world events including Portes decision to accredit a minister, Bayard's congratulations to the duke of York on his newborn son, and labor unrest as Pullman shops in Ludlow and St. Louis strike. It also reports Irish societies condemning fundraising for parliament, a murder arrest near Shakan Harbor, and coal miners confirming a mass walkout while Insurance Commissioner Snyder loses a Kansas tax case. The New York cruiser New York arrives from Kingston with remarks on defects being remedied.
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Leadville
Col
United States
Collins
Ambassador Bayard
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Duke of York
Pullman’ Shops
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F. W. Phelan
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Land of Indians
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Ill
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Kansas
New York
State Supreme Court
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Tenn
Riley Hutchinson
J. G. Curry
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Kingston
Jamaica
Heald
Market Prices Across Regions From June Report
The Cincinnati market notes various commodity quotes including Tepe flour patents with prices around 2.85 to 3.10 for Winter Patent and different grades. wheat receipts described as liberal with No 2 red at 56 with rail quotes. corn, oats, and soy values listed across cities such as Baltimore New York and Pittsburgh. Livestock prices show steers 3.00 to 4.50, heifers 2.75 to 3.75, calves 2.00 to 3.50, hogs 5.00 to 5.10, and sheep and lambs at 2.00 to 3.40. Wool markets list unwashed and washed merino ranges with per pound values.
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Tepe
C. Corr
Chicago
Toledo
Pitteburgh
Jane
Bogra
Kentucky Lawyer Meets Postage Stamp Question on Street
An old Kentucky lawyer encounters a talking colored man on Covington steps who asks about postage stamps. The exchange spirals into a comic rant on math, government decisions, and freeness of letters, ending with the old man’s cautious decision to maybe use stamps anyway.
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Kentucky
Covin
Horace Greeley and Fourierism in a Tariff Editorials
The excerpt recounts Horace Greeley's study of Fourierism, noting his confusion over whether it was the series or the harmonies that distribute. He grows frustrated, exclaims the famous line about deciphering Fourier, then returns to his desk to write a tariff editorial.
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Ife
Horace Greeley
Fourier
Swindling Harvard Alumni in New York City
Boston Post reports a mid aged educated woman swindled Harvard graduates in New York. She targeted classmates of her pretend brother and used knowledge of the college to borrow money. An accomplice, possibly her husband, aided the scheme tied to the 1869 class.
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Harvard
New York City
Hoerow
Piison
New
Harvar
Swind
Clase
Boston
Affections Of Nf Of Whom Seale Noes
A brief item notes Seale declines a matter related to affection rights among individuals named in the scant OCR reading. No further names or places are clear in the fragment.
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