Yaqui Rebellion End and Apache Removal Report
Dispatch from Hermosillo, Sonora, confirms Gov. Torres has quelled the Yaqui uprising in Sonora and will relocate them into interior Mexico. About 1500 Yaquis have been moved already with more to follow as fast as transports are secured. A lynching scene near Tasavell reveals John Peters tied and dragged 200 yards along a railroad track, then shot and hanged by masked assailants after a brutal mob pursuit.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Torres
Miles
Atlanta Seaboard
Arizona
Republic of Mexico
John Peters
Kate Michie
Tasavell
Peters
Plac d
Taszwelk
Milread
Germany and Our Meat Berlin special
A German stockyards employee laments meat inspection by Armour Morris Swift and Nelson in a farcical manner. The letter argues the German meat inspection bill would benefit both nations and cites alleged facts to support the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Chicago
Armour & Co
Nelson, Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Tragedy on Eastbound Freight Through Bridge
An east bound fast freight plowed through a bridge near Coobran Indiana. Engineer George Crane and Fireman Frank Reynolds died under wreckage while Brakeman C W Hook was fatally injured. A whisky wrecked car sparked a fire that burned the bridge and debris. Enterprise Mississippi reports severe flooding and a dam break upstream at Vanita. Many plantation hands are said to have perished fleeing rising water.
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Coobran
Ind
George Crane
Frank Reynolds
C. W. Hook
Crane
Reynolds
Enterprise
Miss
Rebels near wipe out Bekawi tribe in inland clash
A dispatch from Accra reports that rebel natives nearly wiped out the loyal Bekawi tribe. About six hundred Bekawis were killed in a single engagement and the remaining survivors were forced to join the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accra
Gold Coast Colony
England Watches U S Move on Turkey Over Duties
Keen interest is seen in London as the United States contemplates action against Turkey amid the Sultan’s rejection of higher customs duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
United States
Turkey
Fire destroys Immanuel Holland Church in Muskegon
A Muskegon Michigan church fire at Immanuel Holland Reformed Church killed firefighter Nicholas Carey and seriously injured Ben Peterson. The blaze destroyed the building with an estimated loss of 4,000 dollars.
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Muskegon
Mich
Nicholas Carey
Ben Peterson
Tortured and Murdered Prisoners by Panay Insurgents
Manila pier recounts brutal treatment of three American prisoners from Company F, 26th Infantry on Panay Island. Dugan, Tracy, and Hayes were captured while seeking tuba, tortured with roasting feet and red hot irons, then killed by bolo after public display and mob frenzy.
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Panay
Dun's Review of Trade Reports Heavy Wholesale Dry Goods
Dun's Review notes heavy wholesale activity in dry goods and abundant money in New York. Iron furnaces produced 289 482 tons weekly on April 1 vs 292 043 on March 1, with unsold stocks up 2 280 tons. Banking profits rise, rates low, interior better able to operate without aid. Failures total 193 in the U S and 41 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Chief of Police Murdered in Stevenston
Chief Main of Stevenston G. RB was killed by a gang while attempting to arrest stolen goods. His body was found hacked in pieces near a Chinese shack two miles from Stevenston with a dog buried nearby.
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Vancouver
Vallee Main
Stevenston
RB. G
Main
Plan for a Farmers' Trust to Restrict Wheat
A plan to create an international farmers trust aims to cut world wheat output by 20 percent and set a minimum price of $1.00 per bushel at the Paris agricultural conference July 9 16. The effort seeks global farmer participation to curb production and raise prices.
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Paris
Bell Restorer Scam Ends With Jewel Heist
A man posing as a bell repairer gained access to Princess Von Auersperg’s New York home at 320 West Seventy-eighth Street and, while claiming to fix a bell, stole jewels valued at about $10,000 from the third floor den. The princess, wife of Prince Von Auersperg, is noted as the daughter of B. Hazard of Shrewsbury, Conn. The incident occurred between 1 and 2 pm, leaving police to investigate the break in and loss of valuables.
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Princess von Auersperg
Dwast Seventy-eighth Street
New York
Reading
Princess von Aversperg
B. ©. Hazard
Shrewsbury
Conn
Prince von Aversperg
Von.Auersperg
Rich Gold Ore Discovery in Luzon Reported by Tartar
From Manila advices via the transport Tartar William Odun a veteran miner returned from a prospecting trip along the distant coast of Vigan with rich gold specimens and a quartz ledge noted as rich as any in Colorado or California He plans to form a company of ex soldiers and seek claims in the Vigan mountain districts.
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Manila
Philippines
Wiliam Odun
Vigan
Colorado
California
Prisoner of War handed to killer sparks court martial
Col James S. Pettit of the Thirty first volunteers at Zamboanga is court martialed for handing a prisoner of war to Medall of Zamboanga, who killed the prisoner without trial amid tensions with Turkey and other international strain. Also notes bank verdicts, robberies, a death in Detroit, and other brief items from multiple locales.
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Manila
James S. Pettit
Zamboanga
Medall
Pettit
Col
Webb ©. Hayes
Cyclone Rips Southern Nebraska Causing Destruction
A cyclone swept through southern Nebraska damaging the Barber property near the state line south of Diller. A funnel cloud overturned a large carpet, destroyed buildings and killed stock for Jake Lotman. A 200 foot wide path was cleared for miles and westward wires were torn. Rumors of lives lost circulated.
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Nebraska
Addy
Charles Barber
Diller
Jake Lotman
Losa
Missing Missouri heiress Daisy McDowell vanishes after visit
Daisy McDowell aged 14, set to inherit $25 000 at majority, left home near Edwards Missouri March 21 to visit relatives in Phillips Nebraska. She reached Sedalia March 22 with trunk en route to Phillips but has not been heard from since. Brother Jay McDowell searched Sedalia and Phillips with no success.
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Missouri
Daisy McDowell
Edwards
Phillips
Neb
Sedalia
Jay McDowell
Sedala
Four Die in Tenement Fire Near Rack Point
A large tenement near Rack Point Pennsylvania burned killing David Abintte and his three nephews Joseph Pastelle and Erwin Abintte. Other occupants escaped by jumping from windows. Charred remains found in ruins. cause under investigation. Occupants were stone quarry laborers.
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Rackpoint
David Abintte
Joseph, Pastelle
Erwin Abintte
Daily Markets Summary Across U.S. Cities and Commodities
The report lists cattle prices in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and Buffalo with ranges from 2.50 to 8.25 for cattle and 3.00 to 6.75 for hogs, plus grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye across multiple markets. Prices vary by city and grade with No 2 wheat around 70s to 80s red and No 2 corn about 40s to 80s per bushel.
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Chicago
Choice Creamery
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
New York
Amery
Senate and House Work on Amendments and Naval Bills
The Senate did not meet Sunday while the House passed a constitutional amendment for popular election of Senators by 240 to 16. Debates covered Alaska civil code, private pension bills, and naval appropriations as lawmakers weighed defense, exploration, and territorial administration amid repeated floor fights and committee referrals.
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Senate
House
United States
Hepburn
Iowa
Burton
Ohio
Talbert
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Messrs. Steele
Miers
Crumpnacker
Overstreet
Foss
Hoar
Philippines
Navy Department
Porto Rico
Carter
Spooner
Congress
Island
Various 1900s News Highlights From Economics to Society
The postal appropriation carries 115 dollars. A Washington physician notes more left handed persons. A women only hotel in New York is planned by the Woman's Hotel Company with 400,000 capital. Brewster and Presidio counties Texas cover like 8,000 inhabitants. A Swiss authority says 200 Russians spend more per month than 1,000 Englishpeople. Last year Americans ate 2,000,000 tons of sugar with 1,385,000 tons by the American Sugar Refining Company. Cape Town street car fares rise. eight miles costs 0.86. The Chinese Six Companies in San Francisco offer to fund Chinese detectives in Chinatown with police powers. Paris police warn on false 50 franc notes circulating. A surge in commerce and naval armament increases demand for experienced seamen.
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Washington
New York
Woman's Hotel Company
Brewster
Presidio
Texas
San Francisco
Chinatown
Paris
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Yisyhateh
Bay City
Ajax Dynamite Works
Kawkawtin
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George Willard
Sigler Brothers
Willard
Dun
Ohio Supreme Court
Mitchell
Urbana
Albion W. Tourgee
Wuchang
Emily Hunt
Richard S. Hunt
Royal Oak
United States Supreme Court
American Steel and Wire Company
Franklin Syndicate
William F. Miller
Theranklin Syndicate
Brooklyn
Catherine Moeser
Levi Beebe
Beartown Mountain
Lee
Mass
Thier
Ste
Geta
Countess Vou
Luzon
Petit
Togram
Huphrates
Harpoot
Narash
Lima
N. L. Michael
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Gus Kalb
American National Bank
West Pullman
M. Cutcheon
Sullivan M. Cutcheon
Michigan House of Representatives
Detroit
Pittsfield
President Lincoln
Pittsburg
Edgar Atkin
Yale
Souis
Atkin
Ancona
Italy
The
Olio
Dai
Agment
T. F. Crouse
Tha & Concordia
Julius Acoster
Yokohama
Central American
Mare Island Navy Yard
Hickman County
Tenn
Craig Tolliver
Tolliver
Jennie O'Neill Potter
St. Luke's Hospital
Patch Grove
Minnesota Auditorium
Northfield
Minn
Auuditorium
A. K. Ware
O. B. Wilson
Stillman Institute
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Kansas City Times
R. B. Drury
Atchison, Kan
Goebel
Kentucky
William Goebel
Saint Gs
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