Ex-Gov Pingree Dies in London After Illness
Ex-Gov H S Pingree of Michigan died in London Tuesday night at 11 35 The lone present son H S Pingree Jr watched as his father slipped away His widow Mrs Hazen B Pingree arrived in New York from Detroit with their daughter and brother The deceased left a long record as mayor and governor with reforms in gas rates public lighting and railroad taxation He is survived by a widow and two children a son and four daughters
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London
Pingree
Michigan
Pingree, Jr
Mr. Pingree
United States
New York
Hazen
Detroit
Hazel H. Pingree
F.C. Pingree
Gov. Pingree
Haren Senter Pingree
Denmark
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Repubican Party
South Africa
Gas Company
Detroit Railway
Hopeville cyclone wrecks Ours home and claims life
A massive landslide in Grant county West Virginia near Hopeville destroys the Ours homestead. Mrs. Ours is gravely injured and her 22-year-old daughter is killed while a grandchild survives. Visitors flock to the scene as rescuers pull bodies from the debris.
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Buchanan
Harrisonburg
Albert Hilbert
Etta Bevercomb
Beaver Creek
Wash McCormick
Caskie
James River
Running Fight Report From Texas State Rangers
News by wire from Laredo Texas says Capt Brooks company of state rangers fought Mexicans suspected in the killings of Sheriff Morrison of Karnes County and Sheriff Glover and Constable Schnabel of Gonzales County. Four horses were stolen at Campbellton and the riders fled toward the Rio Grande. Capt Rogers and his party captured three Mexicans and a running fight ensued with one Mexican killed and another escapee. Rogers continues pursuit of the remaining suspect.
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Laredo
Tex
Wiro
Brooks
State Rangers
Morrison
Karnes County
Glover
Schnabel
Gonzales County
Campbellton
Atascosca County
Rio Grande
Rogers
Landers
Irish National World's Fair association outlines exhibit plan
At a St Louis meeting on June 19 the Irish National World's Fair association moved toward a permanent organization for an Irish exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The mode and procedure committee reported for a $600,000 worldwide Irish fundraising drive by subscription.
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St. Louis
Man Killed by Train Crossing in Muncie
Samuel Ligget aged 65 retired resident of Madison was killed instantly while walking to railroad tracks in Muncie on the Big Four crossing. He was visiting his daughter Mrs. Harry Lyons and failed to heed a warning as a train on an adjacent road passed. The body was mangled beyond recognition. Berlin reports the death of Cornel Querritt, noted musical composer, on the same date.
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Muncie
Ind
Samuel Ligget
Madison
Big Four Railroad
Harry Lyons
Cabinet meeting yields no major decision on key issues
Washington June 19 The cabinet discussion touched the Chinese settlement the Philippines Cuba and Porto Rico but produced no decisive action The president is ready to issue a proclamation abolishing duties with Porto Rico if the insular legislature offers evidence that Hollander tax revenues keep the island self sustaining The cabinet favors deducting voluntary payments by Chinese provinces from a 25 million claim but no steps were taken The court decision on opening the Kiowa Comanche and Apache reservation in Oklahoma is awaited and Gov Wood reports progress in Puerto Rico on municipal government schools sanitation and general improvements.
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Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Hay
Hitchcock
Oklahoma
Root
Wood
International and domestic notices from June 19
Foreign ministers refuse to allow 3000 Chinese troops in Peking before late August and oppose guarding the forbidden city by international troops. Paris reports France may guard Tonquin to Yun Nan with French troops under a secret China accord. Detroit judges cite 34 council members for contempt over a $1,750 mandatary claim. Jewelry theft at Adams Express yields three suspects. A Rockford incident ends with a deputy wounded and a Chicago link found on victim. Referendum in Ohio names John Richardson for governor. Berlin dispatches Henry of Prussia squadron to Cadiz to greet returning China squadron. Alpine snow disrupts Munich to Italy rail service. Newark roof collapse at B&O yard kills one, injures three. San Francisco muster out of 31st Infantry.
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Forbidden City
London
Daily Mail
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China
France
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Yun Nan
Russia
Manchuria
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M. del Casse
Berlin
William
Prince Henry of Prussia
Cadiz
Alps
Tyrolean Alps
Munich
Italy
Newark
Baltimore & Ohio Roundhouse
Italian Anarchists Reported Arrested in Meissen District
Three Italian anarchists were arrested in the Senftenberg Mires on evidence of links to Bresch in the assassination of King Humbert. They have been handed over to Italian authorities.
Letuse Wins Sweeping Victory in Mining Case
Butte Montana June 19 Judge Harney awarded the Minnie Healy mine valued at 10 000 000 to F A Heinze after ruling against Miles elan and the copper trust in district court.
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Letuse
Butte
Mont
Harney
District Court
Minnie Healy
F. Aunst Heinze
Miles Elan
Copper Trust
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