Mob tries to lynch jail suspects as Minnesota militia arrives
Angry crowds in Glencoe and surrounding towns threaten to lynch two murder suspects after Sheriff Rodgers’ killing. Gov. Clough orders Company C of the First Regiment from St. Paul to Glencoe, arriving at 1 A.M., to guard the jail amid widespread unrest.
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Gov. Clough
St. Paul
St. Patt
Minn
Minnesota
Rodgers
McLeod County
Arlington
Glencoe
New Auburn
Green Isle
Hutchinson
Glencor
Full-Rigged Vessel Founders in South Atlantic
The City of Philadelphia long feared lost after reports she foundered in a gale in the South Atlantic. The Loch Reden, returning from Liverpool, sighted a distressed full rigged ship and later observed it sink after a squall, with 25 crew aboard including Capt. Johnson and his family.
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South Atlantic
Philadelphia
New York
Loch Reden
Liverpool
City of Philadelphia
San Francisco
Johnson
Cornell
Loch Breden
Cheese makers to exit Fox River district under new tax
The Fox River district cheese industry faces collapse as most producers intend to quit before the filled cheese tax and license law takes effect next September. Exporters may remain. about 15 million pounds of filled cheese, valued at 1 million dollars, could vanish from the trade, with 300 thousand dollars loss in value. Col A G Brackett dies in Washington. a Civil War veteran, he served as colonel of the third cavalry and will be buried at Arlington with military honors.
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Chcaco
Internal Revenue
Fox River Valley
A. G. Brackett
Washineaton
Col Brackett
New York
Indiana
Third Cavalry
Arlington
Cloudburst Triggers Massive Property Destruction in Moss Run
The June cloudburst in Manietta Ohio counties destroys bridges and farms across Moss Run and Little Muskingum River areas. Losses reach hundreds of thousands with homes stores churches mills and schoolhouses wiped out. No fatalities reported though livestock drowned and crops ruined.
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Tronses
Manietta
Moss Run
Muskingum River
Ohio
Johnstown
Archer’s Fork
Thomas Ludington
Jacob Davis
Geo. Dencher
James Courtney
Joshua Goodman
Isaac McGowan
Peter Stegner
Heslop Trothers
Harrison Hamilton
New Baptist Church
Hadley
Edward Witts
Hesley & Evilsizer
New Medical Staff for Chicago Convention
Col. Martin announces a medical and surgical staff to attend the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Dr. Herbert H. McAuley will lead a cadre of seven local physicians plus eight visiting doctors to provide instant care during sessions and outside the Coliseum. A dedicated room and constant attendance are arranged with press plans and seat allocations noted.
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Chicago
Col. Martin
United Press
St. Louis
Herbert H. McAuley
Dr. McAuley
Sheering
National Committee
Big City
Thursday Games and Weather: District Action and Flood Losses
Scores from Western League games in Minneapolis and St Paul include Kansas City 2 loss, Grand Rapids 2 in Indianapolis, and St Paul sweeping Milwaukee. A water spout near Sistersville, West Virginia, causes extensive damage and stops rail service on the Ohio River road, with fears of lives lost on Middle Island Creek. Cincinnati reports plans for a new one cent Morning Star newspaper by James M. Glenn and associates. A Jackson Michigan vehicle maker collapse is noted in brief.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
St Paul
Milwaukee
St. Pauli
Columbus
Detroit
Waterapont
Sistereville
Sistersville
W. Va
Middle Island Creek
Cincinnaty
James M. Glenn
The
Tribune
Morning Star
Off for Cuba as filibuster Commodore escapes pursuit
The steamer Commodore fled Port Tampa pursued by revenue cutter McLane. After a brief stop and a search, the Commodore hid aboard armed reinforcements from schooners and escaped, carrying nearly 100 men and ammunition for Cuban insurgents while outrunning the pursuer toward St. Petersburg.
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Commodore
McLane
St. Petersburg
Georgia Democrats Adopt Unit Rule for Free Silver Delegation
In Macon Georgia on June 26 the Democratic party adopted the unit rule and sent a solid delegation to Chicago in support of free silver. Delegates-at-large include E P Howell of the Atlanta Constitution Senator Patrick Walsh Hal Lewis and J Hope Brown. Ten of eleven congressional districts chose solid silver slates and the eleventh is bound to a 16 to 1 bi metallic platform. The platform condemns lynching and urges laws to prevent it and calls for pure democratic faith with constitutional gold and silver coinage and a circulating medium convertible into that money without loss. It advocates free and unlimited coinage of both metals at 15 to 1 regardless of other governments. State officers were renominated except the treasurer who declined and J M Sparr was nominated for that office.
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Chicago
Macon
Georgia Democracy
E. P. Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Patrick Walsh
Augusta Chronicle
Hal Lewis
J. Hope Brown
J. M. Sparr
Four Drownings After Capsize On Clearwater Lake
Four people die when a sailboat capsizes off Clearwater Lake near St. Croix Minnesota. Victims include John A. Putnam and sister Anna T Putnam of Minneapolis, Bessie Newhall of Minneapolis, and Mrs Sherman of St Paul. Gale struck soon after they left shore.
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Clearwater Lake
Minnesota
Capalzes
St. Croup
Minn
Here
Minneapolis
St. Paul
John A. Putnam
J. Q. Adams
The
Corn Exchange
Anna T. Putnam
Bessie Newhall
Sherman
Paoli jail escape in West Baden case shocks Indiana
Alex Breedlove who assaulted 11 year old Melissa Searcher at West Baden ten days earlier escaped Paoli jail Thursday evening and is at large. His father visited him at the jail and was admitted by Sheriff Speer’s wife. Breedlove shoved Mrs. Speer, moved past her, and fled into a creek then toward the woods as a large posse pursues him before his Friday trial.
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Paoli
Orleans
Ind
Alex. Breedlove
Melissa Searcher
West Baden
Death by hanging in county jail shocks Exoknart
Milton B Wells, jailed in Exoknart Indiana, died by suicide with a bed clothes rope while awaiting trial for the alleged murder of Jennie Walters by kerosene fire. He left a denial and was a well known local figure.
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Exoknart
Ind
Milton B Wells
Wells
Jennie Walters
International Sunday-school Field Workers' Association Formed
At the Boston convention the Fieldworkers' Conference approved a permanent basis for the International Sunday-school Field workers' association. Alfred Day of Ontario was named president, Marion Lawrence of Ohio vice president, Miss M. F. Maher of Kentucky secretary treasurer, and an executive committee including H. M. Hamill, CO. B. Meigs, C J Keppark, and S. M. Ferguson. The treasurer Sir H. Bigelow reported three year receipts of 21,969 and expenditures of 21,831 with a 108 balance.
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International Association
Moody
Sir H. Bigelow
New York
Lorimer Hall
Lawrence
Keppark
Pennsylvania
International Executive Committee
International
Alfred Day
Ontario
Marion Lawrence
Ohio
M. F. Maher
Kentucky
H. M. Hamill
Illinois
CO. B. Meigs
Indiana
C.J. Keppark
M. Ferguson
New Jersey
Kentucky teachers at Fort Thomas port of call
The Kentucky State association educators held early sessions at Fort Thomas with Col Cochran reception and remarks by Dr W T Harris. Newport and Covington schools showed strong displays while Friday covered local sightseeing at Lagoon Chester Park Zoo Eden Park.
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Kentucky State Association
Fort Thomas
Coli
Howard Henderson
Hartwell
Covington
Newport
Bellevue
Ludlow
Dayton
Lagoon
Chester Park
Zoo
Eden Park
Mixed National News From Washington to Europe
President Cleveland returns to Washington from a Potomac fishing trip. The treasury gold reserve ends the day at 101,940,839 with 149,400 withdrawn. Eddie Heyes wins a 1500 mark trotting race in Hamburg, with Jesse Chimes and Shadeland Lamott close behind. Notable deaths include explorer Henry M. Stanley and ex New Brunswick official Sir Leonard Tilley.
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Washington
Treasury
Hamburg
Eddie Heyes
Jesse Chimes
Shadeland Lamott
Henry M. Stanley
M. P
London
Oxford University
Eugene A. Hoffman
New York
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Atlantic
Cass County Frair Association
Wilkesbarre
Hattie Barnes
Leonard Tilley
New Brunswick
Prof. Comas
United States
Senor Jimeno
Douasi
France
Raoul Tremblie
Buenos Ayres
Francois Forbes
Columbus Hayes
Archie Colen
Savannah
William Sneed
Scammon
Kan
Columbus
Sneed
Hayes
St. Joseph
Weather Synopsis For Ohio Kentucky and Indiana Showers and Cooler
WashIndon June 26 report notes Ohio showers followed by fair Friday afternoon or night with cooler air and southerly to variable winds. Kentucky sees showers after a fair start in the east, cooler with southerly winds turning northerly. Indiana records generally fair skies cooler with westerly to northwesterly winds.
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WashIndon
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Markets Report From Cincinnati and New York Trading
The Cincinnati market notes wheat and corn futures with No 2 red wheat steady and July at 25. Redemand and price ranges for spring and winter grains appear mixed with various grades quoted. In New York, wheat No 2 red holds around 0.25 with July delivery noted, while corn and oats show tentative activity and price points for several contracts.
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Cincinnati
FiLonn
Northwestern
Sarwater
Atate
Abayko
Westert
Belgie
Ata
A Nightmaresome Bear Encounter Among Schoolboys
A group of schoolboys exploring a hillside near Sincdhi peak are chased by a great bear. Phil, the expedition leader, climbs a tree while the narrator falls and is nearly crushed. The bear invalidates their escape until Phil retrieves a fallen ax and aids in the rescue, despite Blinkers urging retreat.
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Sincdhi Peak
Phil
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