Wreck on Wabash Claims Five Postal Clerks Victims
Kansas City reports a Wabash wreck Saturday night near a swollen stream. Seven coffins were sent to St Louis from Missouri City, listing dead including five postal clerks from St Louis and conductor Copeland alive. Many others injured but none with critical life-threatening wounds.
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Missouri River
Steamer Aden Lost off Socotra Island
The Indian steamer Mayo found the Aden totally lost off the eastern Africa coast near Socotra on June 9. Of 34 passengers from China and Japan, many were drowned or missing, while nine passengers and some crew were rescued by the Mayo and brought to port for care.
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Dynamite Blows Up South Scranton Block and Homes
A dawn explosion in South Scranton destroyed Leon Olchofski’s two story business block and an adjacent dwelling. Dozens of homes lost windows and plaster, with fires suppressed by firefighters. Olchofski suspects political church foes. Okhotokoi injured while saving his wife. recovery regarded doubtful. The blast caused extensive property loss citywide.
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Michael O'Hara
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Joyce
Dan
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Tragedy at Pleasant Valley Church Ends in Deaths
A sensational shooting during a Pleasant Valley Texas church service leaves August Garrison and Frank Jones dead and Thomas Jones fatally wounded. The clash between rival families followed a dispute over a promised marriage to Garrison’s daughter Lois, who is 16.
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Fate of the Competitor prisoners to face public trial
Consul General Lee confirms Ona Melton Captain Laborde and 162 Americans from the captured schooner Competitor will be tried publicly on July 1 in Havana. The sole witness George Ferran remains imprisoned and faces perjury charges. Spanish officials anticipate guilty verdicts with possible death or long imprisonment but warn friends against fear of execution.
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July Wheat Trading Quiet as July Option Sags
Chicago figures show July wheat options weak with the July contract down and the September option modestly higher. Corn and provisions held near unchanged after early losses while oats weakened by about 4 cents. Cash prices listed for No 2 red wheat and oats, with corn and spring varieties noted.
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Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Receipts May June
Kansas City reports cattle receipts of 7 000 with steady to strong prices across Texas and native cattle plus stockers and feeders. Hogs receipts near 17 000 with gains and varied hog categories. Sheep receipts around 4 000 with steady lamb prices. Chicago figures show hogs about 21 000 and cattle near 2 000 with mixed class pricing and steady sheep.
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Chicago
Warships Parade Reviewed by Prince of Wales for Victoria Jubilee
The Prince of Wales inspected ships gathered for Queen Victoria's jubilee celebrations as 165 warships with about 48 000 sailors formed a grand fleet. The Brooklyn armored cruiser led admiral Miller's flag among nations display, with luminous electric rainbows lighting all ships at night. The event drew millions, with three section processions toward St Pauls and Piccadilly.
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Aftermath of the Jubilee in London
London reports discontent after the Jubilee events. Speculators lose money on seat demands while crowds are smaller than expected. Caterers and tradesmen say visitors spent little, coffins were ordered unused, and temperance groups protest beer for the poor amid jealousy over seating and honors.
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Dhannis Expedition Report Claims Massacre At Nile Headwaters
Brussels June 25 The Reforme reports a reliable source says Baron Dhannis and his 6000 Congo Free State troops were massacred on the Nile headwaters. The plan was to join Anglo Egyptian efforts to reconquer the Sudan, with hints of cooperation with British forces.
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Bartley Sentenced to Twenty Years and Large Fine
Joseph E. Bartley ex state treasurer receives twenty years in state penitentiary and a fine of 303768.90 for embezzlement. Defense vows swift appeal and bail motion after lengthy court skirmishes and overruled motions. Attorney General Smyth to file objections to bail with the supreme court clerk.
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Bank Robbers Caught After $75 Raid Near Belle Fourche
Five masked men robbed the Butte County bank at Belle Fourche, but fled with only $75. Tom Day failed to mount and was captured after the chase began. Walter Day was wounded in the cheek as locals pursued the robbers to the Three V ranch, where a final exchange of shots led to surrender.
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Death of Old Hoss Hoey Ends vaudeville Era
United States famed comedian William F. Hoey known as Old Hoss died in New York City after brain disease. He starred in A Parlor Match with Charles Evans and Bryant, and married sisters Minnie and Lena French. Hoey died after being moved from Mount Clemens Michigan to his wife's mother's home.
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Unified ticket forms after long state convention
The Democratic state convention and allied Silver Republican and Populist groups agree on a single free silver platform and a five member ticket including F. E. White for governor and B. A. Plummer for lieutenant governor. Weaver factions split with the middle road group walking out. Bryan praised by delegates.
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Bushnell Renominated in Ohio Republican Convention
The Ohio Republican state convention wrapped after a brief session. Delegates chose Dick’s faction 17 to 4 for Kurtz on the central committee. Governor Bushnell welcomed congratulations from Senator Hanna and urged unity as he delivered a keynote acceptance.
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Bushnell
Coal Miners May Strike Across Five States
Denials from local Mine Workers officials conflict with reports that union leaders will order a strike tomorrow in five states. Columbus sources say the edict, issued Saturday, could involve about 125000 miners across Indiana Illinois West Virginia and Pennsylvania over a 69 cent rate in thin vein districts. Pearse indicated no strike would be ordered.
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