General Torres returns from Yaqui country raids near Guamechita
General Torres reports severe Yaqui depredations along the Yaqui river. Cavalry engagement at Vinerama leaves three Indians dead and ten prisoners. Pursuit yields two more Indians killed and five children and four adults captured. Cowboys perish in a ranch house fire after a siege, with ranch buildings burned and cattle driven to the mountains.
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Mex
Torres
Guamechita
Vinerama
Miguel Lopez
Charges Not Excessive in Western Lines Rate Case
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed a lower court ruling that a $2 per car excess charge on cars entering stock yards by Western Lines is not excessive. The Interstate Commerce Commission had sought rate reductions, and the decision may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Western Lines
Cucaco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Supreme Court of the United States
Ten Die in Fire at Jackson Street Tenement
A blaze at the old 5 story tenement at 34 Jackson Street in New York yesterday killed ten people and badly injured six others. The dead include Louis Marion 40 Albert Marion 14 Isse Marion 6 Eminie Marion 8 William Cotter 10 Kate Cotter Mamie Cotter 13 Jacob Cotter 11 Kate Cotter 18 and John Cotter 5.
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New York
Jackson Street
Louis Marion
Albert Marion
Isse Marion
Emini Marion
William Cotter
Kate Cotter
Mamie Cotter
Jacob Cotter
John Cotter
Fifth Annual German American Turner Society Convention Opens
The fifth annual convention of the German American Turner Society of the United States opened in Paladelphia with over 200 delegates from 268 societies and 83 064 members. Frank lin Vonnegut chaired the national executive board and presented a radical declaration of principles. Delegates face a Socialist push for political action backing Debs and Harriman.
Astronomer Detects 40 Kilometer Sun Spot At Exposition
Abbe Mareux reports a remarkable sun spot sketched through the big telescope in the optic palace at the exposition. The spot measures about 40 kilometres in diameter and will remain visible for seven days. He forecasts additional spots in July August and September amid expected intense heat.
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Pants
Abbe Mareux
Optic Palace
Mrs Gladstone Dead in Loxpon Area
Mrs Gladstone widow of William E Gladstone the English statesman died yesterday in Loxpon.
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Mrs. Gladstone
Loxpon
Symbols of Success and The Health Warning
The article warns that neglecting health leads to disease as the stomach weakens and digestion falters. It promotes Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and digestion related issues, claiming it strengthens the body to withstand stress and failure.
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Doctor Pierce
Frank Mericle
Independence
Jackson Co
Pierce
Taku Forts Engagement Signals War Across Asia
June 19 report notes open fire by Chinese forts on international fleets near Taku. Battleships from Britain France Germany Russia and Japan replied. two forts blown up, others taken by assault. Casualties cited among British German Russian French forces. Chinese losses reported varied. Foreign legations under risk. troop deployments and evacuations ordered by several nations as war appears imminent.
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China
Taku
Berlin
Che Foo
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Kang Yi
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Mandshur
Daily News
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Seymour
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Ku Ling
Nau King Chang
Saigon
Cochin China
Port Arthur
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Maimatchin
Urga
Times
Legation
von Ketteler
French Consul Reports Burned Missions in Tonquin
The French consul general in south China reports that French citizens at Yunnan-Sen were blockaded by the viceroy and their house and missions were burned. All clothes were stolen and they are effectively prisoners. The Ninth Infantry Ordered to China and Typhoon Delays to Taku. Troops to China under General MacArthur may depart around June 24 from Manila via Port Albert. The Japan ese fleet has returned to Tiensin after an unsigned engagement. Kempff reports Taku forts fired on foreign ships and surrendered after brief fighting.
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South China
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Yunnan-Sen
China
Waastiing Town
War Department
Ninth Infantry
Manila
MacArthur
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Port Albert
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US Forces Engage Filipino Forces Near Manila Stronghold
Manila dispatch reports last week's actions by US troops under Fucston and Grant against a mountain stronghold east of Biansobilla.60 Filipinos killed 200 captured 800 rifles and 23000 rounds surrendered.Three Americans killed malarial fever afflicts Cavite and Batangas reducing ranks to 70 percent fit.
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United States
Fucston
Grant
Biansobilla
Captain Roberts
San Miguel de Mayumo
Cavite
Batangas
Boycott at St Louis Deepens Strike Battle
In St Louis on June 18 labor leaders announced a boycott to pressure the Transit company and its supporters. A dynamite cartridge exploded near Page and Taylor injuring the motorman lightly while three passengers escaped. A second car avoided a large dynamite package moments later.
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Page and Taylor Avenues
Porto Rico Status Ruling by New York Court
Judge Willan Townsend of the Southern District of New York rules that the treaty of Paris is valid and Porto Rico is a foreign country for constitutional purposes though part of the United States for other countries. The decision impacts tariff duties and confirms a 35 cent per pound tax on 100 bales of leaf tobacco as assessed by the board of general appraisers.
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Willan Townsend
Southern District Court of
John H. Goetz & Co
United States
Porto Rico
Townsend
Congress
Board of General Appraisers
Rebels Seize Panama Area in Fresh Battle
The Royal Mail steamer Don reports a Friday clash about ten miles from Panama with insurgents winning. About 200 government troops were killed. Rebels are said to fortify San Joaquin near Santa Marta while Baranquilla troops head to Santa Marta.
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Royal Mail
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Santa Marta
Baranquilla
Credit Men Adjourn. Field Re-elected President in Milwaukee
At the National Association of Credit Men session John Field of Philadelphia was reelected president and Frederick W Standart of Denver was reelected vice president. Reciprocal reporting plans endorsed, and $10000 approved to fund the investigation and prosecution bureau.
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National Association of Credit Men
John Field
Philadelphia
Frederick W. Standart
Denver
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sioux City
Knights of Honor elects officers as Milwaukee chosen for next year’s meeting
Burrato June 15. At the supreme lodge session a telegram from Knights and Ladies of Security in Topeka brought fraternal greetings and a response was ordered. Officers for the ensuing year were unanimously chosen. Milwaukee will host next year’s gathering starting June 11.
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Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor
Knights and Ladies of Security
Topeka
Milwaukee
Bryan Assured of Nomination by State Conventions
Democratic state conventions in California Missouri Kentucky Georgia and Vermont moved to assure W J Bryan the nomination for president. Delegates were instructed by those states to cast ballots well above the required two thirds for nomination.
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Chicago
California
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Kentucky
Georgia
Vermont
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan speaks as railroads plan excursions for meeting
Towne leaves for Duluth after a day of fishing on Xanagasaga lake in Mixocena Wisconsin. Colonel William J. Bryan and party attended yesterday's events. Railroads will run excursions for tonight's meeting where Bryan will speak. Meruan wins Gold Cup at Ascot with jockey Sloane aboard for Mrs Langtry's horse Man.
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Mixocena
Wis
William J. Bryan
Xanagasaga Lake
Charles
Duluth
Bryan
Meruan
Lorpon
Jane
Ascot
Mrs. Langtry
S -Merman
Sloane
Boer surrender talks and retreat in South Africa war
London dispatches report Lord Roberts proposing armistice to Commandant Louis Botha on June 14 to avoid needless suffering. Botha sought six days. Roberts offered five. After decline, hostilities resumed as Boer commandos retire toward Middleburg with bridges burned and supplies moved.
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Lord Roberts
Machadodorp
Louis Botha
Botha
Middleburg
Machadodoro
Lydenburg
Kruger
Reitz
Pretoria
Zandriver
Knox
Seymour
War Office dispatch on Pretoria operations and Wakkerstroom surrender
Lord Roberts reports enemy evacuation of a strong position and retreat to the east, with mutual support between Buller’s and Roberts’s forces as Pretoria occupation draws Boer withdrawals from Laing's Nek. Buller notes Lyttleton's reception of Wakkerstroom’s formal submission after its evacuation.
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War Office
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Pretoria
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Nek
Volksrust
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Wakkerstroom
Soldiers Suffer From Cold After Boer Raid
Ma Chadodorp near Pretoria reports British forces suffer cold and illness among troops and horses after Boer general Dewet captures 8000 suits of clothing. Hospitals are crowded as sick and exhausted soldiers strain resources. thousands of animals die at Kroonstadt.
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London
London Daily Express
Machadodorp
Pretoria
Dewet
Kroonstadt
New Cabinet Announced at OnPort Town
The new cabinet is officially announced. Sir J Gordon Sprigg serves as premier and treasurer, J J Graham as colonial secretary, Mr Rose-Innes as attorney general, Smartt heads public works, Sir Peter Fenne handles agriculture, and Frost serves without portfolio. The announcement was made on June 19.
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J. Gordon Sprigg
J. J. Graham
Rose-Innes
Smartt
Department of Public Work
Peter Fenne
American marksmen win by sixty one points at Paris match
The American revolver team posted 4889 points out of 6000 across 511 1/2 feet and 50 yards. The French totals reached 4828 with 2367 short range and 2441 long range scores.
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New York
Paris
Eight Miners Die in Canmore Coal Mine Blast
A gas explosion in the Canmore Alberta coal mine killed eight men and injured several others. The known fatalities include Daye, Amande Begarde, Tony Rollins Jr, Caulfield, among four others not yet identified. The blast is blamed on a miner’s carelessness in lighting his safety lamp.
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Alberta
Jane
Per Daye
Amande Begarde
Tony Rollins, Jr
Caulfield
Blast Removes 60 Feet Of Granite On Sherman Hill
Cheyenne Wyoming June 19. A blast removing 60 feet from the top of a granite butte near the Cushing railroad camps on the Sherman Hill cut off occurred without accident. The shot used 10 000 pounds of black powder and blew off four thousand cubic yards of granite that fell into Dale creek valley. One more large shot will be needed to finish the work with about 3000 dollars saved by the blast.
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Cheyenne, Wy
Cushing Railroad
Sherman’ Hill
Dale Creek Valley
Control of Raisin Market Gains Ground in Fresno
Fresno grows report that since last Saturday the Raisin Growers association has signed contracts covering 2 500 acres. This total equals one fifth of what remains to control the market with 19 days left. A B Gutler a noted grower and leader among independent packers asserts success is now beyond doubt.
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Fresno
Cal
Raisin Growers’ Association
A.B. Gutler
Indiana AG Finds Flaw in Goebel Case Indictment
Indiana Attorney General W L Taylor says the indictment against Kentucky claimant W S Taylor names the Republican as an accessory but omits a principal in the Goebel assassination. He declares this as a significant error requiring Kentucky appellate review.
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Indianapolis
W. L. Taylor
Indiana
W. 8. Taylor
Kentucky
Goebel
Kentucky Court of Appeals
For Only 85 Cea Weenink’s Combined Toning Bath
A brief advertisement notes Weenink’s Combined Toning Bath for photographers at 50 cents per quart bottle. Sale through Tribune listing Etore Dillon as contact.
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Tribune
Etore
Dillon
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