Missionaries Safe as Cheng Tu Riots Damage Property
Cablegrams from Shanghai dated today report property loss in Cheng Tu Kiating and Yo Ching but confirm missionaries are safe. Officials led by the viceroy allegedly encouraged mobs and refused protection petitions, amid rioting across Szchuen province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
Hicks
Shanghai
Methodist Missionary Society
Cheng Tu
Baldwin
London
Kiating
Yo Ching
Szchuen
Filibustering Expedition Reported From Salla Cuba
Rumors of a Cuban filibustering expedition confirmed. A small vessel anchored off the eastern beach and messengers were sent ashore. Bands of armed Cubans headed to the beach while vessels, boats, and several known revolutionists disappeared. Bahia Honda expected to host joining contingents from Tampa and Jacksonville. At least 176 Cubans believed to have left Salla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salla
Cuba
Kay West
Gulf
Roloff
Sanchez
Fatal cloudburst deaths and widespread Walds damage in Württemberg
The June 9 disaster over Württemberg’s Black Forest region leaves about 60 dead with 80 Balingen houses demolished as Eyach River floods. A second cloudburst hit the Eyach valley with unknown damage, while Reins valley waterspout and severe storms affect the Danube and Neckar regions.
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Wurtemburg
Stuttgart
Black Forest
Balingen
Eyach
Reins
Danube
Neckar
Surveyors Attacked Near Little Boggy Territory
A party of government surveyors near Little Boggy in Denison Texas were attacked by full blood Chickasaw Indians who believed them trespassers and opened fire killing the men. The incident occurred while they were clearing brush to run a line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
Cyclone Wrecks Homes Near Summit South Dakota
A cyclone six miles west of Summit at 7:30 last night damaged property with no fatalities. Peter Loudery’s house wrecked. a man named Somers badly wounded. Robert Whitefoot’s building demolished. Whitefoot injured by timbers. Hans Nelson badly injured and paralyzed. Family away at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syplone
South Dakota
Summit
Here
Peter Loudery
Somers
Robert Whitefoot
Hans Nelson
Cleveland Hooks a Dozen Trout at Virginia Preserve
President Cleveland fished with Secretary Morton at Henry Harrison's preserves near LixistunG Virginia. They landed 30 trout before noon with the president catching a dozen himself and enjoying good sport on the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lixistung
Henry Harrison
Morton
First Car of New Wheat Arrives Early at St Louis
The first car of 1895 crop wheat arrived from Coffeyville Kansas grading No 2 red. The shipment is unusually early and signals an ahead of schedule crop. It was auctioned for the call at a premium price of 95 cents.
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St. Louis
Coffeyville
Kan
George” G. Backus
First Cavalry
Dallas
Tex
Swift
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Josephine Williams
Sally Jones
John Forgpaugh
Philadelphia Common Council
Forepwigh
Routt County
Colo
Grant County
Atlanta
Washington
Cleveland
Mary R. Hatch
Hatch
Hannibal, Mo
Spain Arming Merchant Vessels for Cuba Defense
Maparip June 11 report: Havana naval commander authorized to buy merchant ships and convert them into cruisers to shield Cuba from filibusters and insurgent landings.
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Spain
Maparip
Havana
Cuba
Castle Succeeds Thurston as Hawaiian Minister
Secretary Olney received a brief telegram from Minister Willa dated Honolulu June 3 and San Francisco June 10 stating that Mr. W R Castle has been appointed Hawaiian minister to the United States in place of Mr Thurston.
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Castle
Thurston
Washington
Olney
Willa
Honolulu
San’Francisco
W.R. Castle
United States
Olney Sworn In as Secretary of State in Diplomatic Office
Justin had six ton from Richmond, admin istered the oath of the office to the new secretary in the diplomatic room at the state department. Mr. Olney arrived at 10 15 a.m. and after brief talk with Mr. Landis he was joined by Assistants Uhl Adlee and Rockhill to receive congratulations. Chief Justice Fuller and his daughter attended, Secretary Lamont came from the war department, and the oath was then administered. The secretary addressed bureau chiefs and began the routine of the office. Judson Harmon sworn in as attorney general at the state department. He arrived from Cincinnati and was escorted to the White House by Secretary Olney before being presented his commission and sworn by Justice Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Richmond
State Department
Mr. Olney
Landis
Gresham
Richard Olney
Uhl
Adlee
Rockhill
Fuller
Aubrey
Lamont
War Department
Olney
Judge Harmon
Washinaeron
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Arlington
White House
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Charles D. McCraner
St. Joseph
Missouri Chautauqua
Sedana
Mary Taylor
Leroy
Elwood
Ind
August Schnatt
Minoak
Homer Hubbell
Harvard
Alton
Til
Societies of Colored People of
St. Louis
Edwardsville
Young Men's Civic Federation
Sedalia
W. W. Loomis
Council Bluffs Insurance Company
W. Kreutz
Waterloo
J. 8S. Marmsduke
Missouri
Marshall
Garcia
San Quinton
Cal
Samuel Gompers
Little Rock
Nashville
Cleveland
Leesburg
Garber
Leland Stanford
Herr Zubil
Reichstag
Berlin
Voth
Yale
New London
Minnesota Iron Company
Duluth
Gordon
Georgia
United States
Neose Rapids
Kan
Free Methodists
Tragedy in Omaha Ends in Fatal Shootout at Home
In Omaha on Sunday evening W H Chappell was shot and killed at James Ish's home after a dispute over a sewing machine repair. Mrs Ish claimed Chappell attempted an assault, but investigators say Ish fired nine shots, four hitting Chappell, and Ish later confessed to the shooting amid evidence of an improper relationship between Chappell and Mrs Ish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
W. H. Chappell
James Ish
Ish
Happenings From Across The Nation Briefs And Notes
A wide scattered roundup reports smallpox in Aurora Illinois tight quarantine and other incidents. Arrests for arson in Huron Dakota veterans encampment in Pierre and resignation of Osceola county superintendent in Iowa. Strikes in Detroit tobacco shops and wage raises at Swift Kansas City. Fire deaths in Jacksonville and Leroy Illinois. Political moves in Atlanta and Denver trade actions in Pueblo Colorado. Also reports of rail contracts, court rulings, and notable deaths across multiple states.
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Aurora
Ija
Joe Hayes
Huron
Lucius Goodrich
Grinnell
Rock Island Road
Dakota Veterans
Sons of Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps
Pierre
C.K. Lowrly
Osceola County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
T. S. Redmond
Ashton
Princeton
Worth Lawrence
Detroit
Thurston
Nebraska
McKninley
Squire
Washington
Reed
Atlanta
Johnson
North Dakota
General Electric Company
Druggists
Omaha
Army
Perrine
Buffalo
Cleveland
Gray
Kansas
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Matthews
Roby
Taylor Cook
Topeka
Charles HK
Pearce
St. Pul Contemplates
Japan
Oregon Short Line decision names receivers for railroads
Judge Merritt of the Third district court appoints John M. Egan of St Paul and W. H. Bancroft of Salt Lake as receivers of the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern within the court's jurisdiction. Interest due on mortgages must be paid by July 1 and all future interest within 30 days of maturity or property reverts to Union Pacific receivers. Bancroft is a Union Pacific official and UP reports jubilation at the ruling.
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Merritt
John M. Egan
W. H Bancroft
Sart Laxi
Merrit
Third District Court
Oregon Short Line
Utah Northern Railroad
St. Paul
W. H. Bancroft
Salt Lake
Union Pacific Road
Bancroft
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Black men involved in deadly incident near Reno Tex
In Reno Texas on June 18 two Black men Alexander White and John Cherry were taken by a mob after being suspected in a serious incident. One old pumpman named Johnson had died in the related events days earlier nearby.
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Reno
Tex
Johnson
Alexander White
John Cherry
Forest Fires Near Kane Brought Under Control
BRADFORD Pa June 12 Forest fires near Kane are under control and no further trouble is anticipated according to local reports from Bradford authorities.
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Bradford
Kane
Wheat Markets Rise Then Trim Gains On Telegraphic Trading
Wheat jumped in early trade on crop reports and tighter world supply, but profit taking pared gains. July futures firmed while corn fell and oats slid. later closing prices showed mixed moves across grains and provisions with slight declines in most bets.
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Chicago
Carcago
Explosion and incidents reported across several states
A June 7 digest lists mine boiler explosions in France injuring six, deaths in Missouri and Kentucky, a hospital tr y through Knoxville, wage hikes in St. Louis, coal mine vote in Massillon, Columbus and Ohio notes, plus multiple arrests, hangings, fires, and accidents across the U.S. involving notable figures, public figures, and small towns.
Disparate 1900s News Snippets Highlight Local Fatalities and Events
A collection of brief incidents and notices across U S locales includes John Brown killed in a mule dispute near Emporia and Clayton McGill fatally crushed by a hay press in Bowen Illinois. Other items report a Burlington train accident at St Joseph Missouri, sheep breeders meeting in Mitchell South Dakota, an ice purifier explosion at Columbus Ohio, coal land purchases in Bureau County Illinois, and extradition actions for murder. Also noted are bank suspensions in Ocosta Washington, forest fires in Pennsylvania, Captain Howgate’s trial, and Russia ordering American beef for a Tacoma packing plant.
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John Brown
T. 3B
Bacon
Emporia
Ryan
Clayton McGill
Farmers’ Bank
Bowen
Ills
Mary McCoy
Burlington
St. Joseph
South Dakota Sheep Breeders’ Association
Mitchell
5. D
South Dakota
Columbus
Fieteher Sells
Tennesses
William Bryndt
Hardin County
Tennessee
John W. Koch
Freeport
Grand Lodge of the ‘Ancient Order of United Workmen
Kansas City
Carlisle
Mobile Cotton Exchange
J. S. Hobbins
Wilcox County
Wellstown
Jackson County
Parker Gifford
George H.gifford
Tipton
Ind
Stonewall Jackson
Daniel
Indiana University
Montana District Court Sets 1891 Regular Terms
Regular terms of the District Court Fifth Judicial District are fixed for 1891. Jefferson county sessions begin on the first Mondays in January April July and October. Madison county sessions on the third Mondays of February May August and November. Beaverhead county on the second Mondays of March June September and December. Court opens at 10 a.m. on each listed Monday. By order of the court. 46-tf R. Z. Troomas, Clerk.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z. Troomas
Trains Arrive At Northern Pacific Depot
No.7 from St Paul Chicago and eastern points arrives at Pallman. Sleeping cars and upholstered tourist sleepers with elegant day coaches and dining car service on all through trains described.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Northern Pacific Depot
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Montana Union Depot
California
Pallman
Cara
Butte
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Dis
Columus
Oregon
South Omaha
Lavernardo
France
Bissel
Knoxville
Tenn
Ashville
N. C
Massillon
Colima
Gloucester
Bert Hitler
Baby
Powell
Douglass
John Mullock
Fountain Hill
Jacob Duoky
Schofield
Fort Omaha
Neb
M. P. Reid
J. E
McKinley
Ottawa
Ohio
National Republican League
Harrison
Philadelphia
Wanmaker—Freiherr von Richthoff
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Sardis
Miss
Pittsburg
James J. Corbett
John Nissminger
Waynesburg
Sipe
McCoy
Elsiminger
Eureka Ammonia Works
Sachel & Zwillinger
Union Stockyards
Baldwin & Farrum
The
Woodmen of America
Madison
Wis
Dubuque, Ts
C. A. Owen
Christian Scientist
Davenport
A. T. Williams
Washburn
Rtte
Mont
Chamber of Commerce
Carter and Mantell
Hartman
Montana
Eva Mason Nelson
Crawfordsville
William
Daniel Pohlman
Liberty
N. Y
Iron Mountain
Benton
lArk
Ashland
Tls
John Creed
Carter Holman
Henderson
George W. Huribut
Ash Grove
Ill
Russia
Wash
Pacific Meat ‘Company
Northwest
Ayer
Ayers
Joan C. Prurcuann
Brodie
Warren Co
N.C
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
GC. H. Padley
Joseph Bourret & Co
U. 8
Bennet ‘Tohn
Eb Mor
Alex. C. Botkin
Louis Bobi Biate Tresanret
Frankliner
Franklin W. W Wright
Eral
Henri J
Inetreation
EAL Steere
Owas Haake
Harman
Bostas Pemberton
HN Harwood
W. H
Benj. Webster
CouTr
M. Brown
Dillon
Vee
H. Knippenberg
Glendale
Wones
Judee
Frank Showers
Boulder County
D. M. Best
Geo. Galbreath
Deweys
Henry Thompson
Lima
I ‘Lerk
T. J. Murray
Thomas. Griff
Thos
F. Hamilton
Hanecutl
A. J. Noyes
J. G. Shannon
H. J. Conger
Pine & Forrester
Tiedt
Newcat
Thos. I. Osnes
Henry C. Payne
Henry C. Rouse
Orthern
Helena
Minnneapolis
Fargo
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
W. M. Tuchy
Broadway
Charles
Fee
Paul
Minn
Tobaggo
Gare
Keystone Remedy Company
la Salle Street
John M. Hamilton
Illinois
T.N. McCauley
Sec'y & Treas
Poe
Stors
Postoffice
Virginia City, “Mont
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