Behring Sea Bill Aims to Restrict Seal Hunting
The Behring Sea bill introduced in the House of Commons by William Henry Smith would, by order in council, prohibit seal catching by British ships in the Behring Sea during a fixed period. Violations would incur misdemeanor penalties and forfeiture of ships and gear. The bill references merchant shipping acts and is expected to pass this week with a defined duration. It also notes Russia’s role in Jewish persecution and reports on czarist atrocities and exiled Moscow Jew Rosebult’s account.
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Russia
Germany
Loypoy
House of Commons
William Henry Smith
Treasury
Order In Council
Behring Sea
Order In
Merchant Shipping Act
Chaos Abroad and Domestic Incidents Mark June Dispatches
Telegrams report in Berlin on grain duties and a looming decision after ministerial talks. In Haiti a revolution and siege are announced with a French ironclad en route. In New York a woman commits suicide after prior attempts while other items note a fatal razor wound, a burned resort, and a bystander dropping dead during childbirth details.
Bridge collapse at Bradford Meadville game injures 6 seriously
At Bradford Pa on Saturday 200 people toppled into Tuna creek when a wooden foot bridge buckled after the Bradford Meadville game. Six were seriously hurt and many others suffered injuries as 1,500 spectators in the stands began to panic and throw objects.
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Bix
Branhorn
Bradford-Meadville
Tuna Creek
Association Park
J. &. Johmson
Cleveland
Mike Myers
Bradford
E. Mannery
Mike Dosherty
Red Rock
James Granger
Righ
William Carey Kendall
al Moore
J. J. Sullivan
Patsey McCarthy
Indians on the Warpath Reported Near Fort Bayard
Army sources in Fort Bayard New Mexico report renewed Indian hostilities. A man named Willtuns is said to have been killed on Blue River in Avisona and a family may have perished on Kurle Crook. An officer at Bayard confirms a twenty man force dispatched south.
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Los Angenes
Cal
Army
Fort Bayard
N. M
Nam Wiilttuns
Blue River
Avisona
Kurle Crook
Campbell
Harrison delays appointing nine circuit judges until December
President Harrison will not name the nine new circuit court judges until December. He cites no candidate chosen yet and says political considerations will not govern appointments. The White House plans careful review of candidates briefs and arguments to guide selections.
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Harrison
Washington
Supreme Courts
Land Court
A Young Girl's Grim Crimes In Iowa Jail
A case unfolds of a juvenile girl using an assumed name in Carrott Iowa. She confesses a string of thefts from counterfeit money orders to store robberies in Panama and Defiance, with prior arrests and a conditionally released status. The narrative highlights her upbringing, motive for money, and claims of diminished control.
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Carrott
Iowa
Katie Faulkner
Omer
Express
Council Bluffs
Panama
Three local businessmen vanish in gale near Laken West Surenmon
G L Percy H J Stratton and Joseph Shiyo from Surenmon Wisconsin left in a sail boat this afternoon aiming for an hour. A heavy gale arose and they have not returned. A boat club search party is scouring lake shores. Percy is a real estate man Stratton and Shiyo in insurance.
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West
Surenmon
Wis
G. L. Percy
H. J. Stratton
Joseph Shiyo
Eailer
Percy
Messrs. Stratten and
Shipp
Young Lady Hattie Britton Ends Life in Distress
June 1 Meuons Miss Hattie Britton sister of Jocky Britton a Clay street school teacher committed suicide under distressing circumstances. She met Charles Hook her brother in law who tormented her then returned to her room and shot herself in the temple dying within minutes.
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Meuons
Hattie Britton
Jocky Britton
Clay Street
Charles Hook
Misa Britton
Fire Claims Four In West Virginia Home
Four people perished in a house fire at the Henry Phillips residence in Tayloratown Waerana West Virginia on June 1. Henry Phillips his wife and their three year old child burned to death a man 15hat remains unclear from the fragmentary report.
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Waerana
W. Va
Henry Phillips
Tayloratown
Ba Hlay
Phillips
Wasington
Ind
Ike Dickinson
Women's National Council holds Indianapolis meeting actions
The Executive Board met in Indianapolis with Mrs. Ma Wright Sewall and Frances Willard among attendees. They outlined plans for the International Council of Women at Chicago and proposed inviting it to meet in Chicago in 1893. Committees on clergy, women in conferences, dress reform, equal pay, and denominational revisions were established or advanced.
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Indianapolis
Women's National Council
Ma Wright Sewall
Rachel Foster Avery
Philadelphia
Frances E. Willard
Chicago
Emily 8. Burlengame
Providence
R. I
E. B. Grannis
The
Christian Union
International Council of Women
National Council
Methodist Episcopal Church
International Sunday School Workers
United States
Canada
Boston
Uest Ene
Washington
Ima
National Women's Council
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Lowell
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Behring Sea Bill
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Gladatone
Laivensky
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Bleichroders
Frankfort Rothschilds
Czar
M. de Potoodanonl Wal
Holy Synod
Ek da
M. de Giers
Torehan
Hunvolf
Gov- Osgow
St. Peteraburg
Wienaher
Rosebult
Moscow
Chile
Berlin
William
von Boetticher
Imperial Home Office
Austria-Hungary
Marshuiss
New Hebrides
Ishuvis
South Pacific
Port-au-Prince
Naydl
Pants
Haytien Legation
Haiti
Prnapenrisa
James Clark
Richard Richardson
Clark
Richardson
Union
N. Y
John R. Davies
Bardwelltown
Orry
Mexico
Pooee Dublan
Rupany
Ellen, Clancey
Mary O'Hara
James Tingley
Clancy
Favour
Watertown
Mars
Glen House
Dent
Albany
A. Cohen
Washington News
Washiuton
White House
Cape May Point
Fuere
Wastington
S Grimes
Indiana
Midland
Sherif
Santen
Securday
Cam
Crawford
pIaNa Polis
Fred. Behmidt
Crownhill
Siit
Francis Bergman
Tueaday
Wastuinaton
Cules & Company
Henry Baker
Joe Tansey
Bridge Works
Fi Street
Caaras
Wantea
Soler Ier Sr Nig Arket Bt
Louisville
Neype i
Dr. Jona
Woods Ofiesand Reaidene
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Weelly
Nemee
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Bode
Humpty
Santaclaus
Geor
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Daily News
J. E. Poorman
Cincinnati
Ohio
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