Eastern Embroglio and Territorial Tensions Prompt Deliberations
Detroit report outlines preparations for the national republican league convention with many national figures including Roosevelt and Green expected to participate. London dispatches note England rejects Thessaly cession, while Russia and Germany weigh Turkey’s fate amid Eastern questions and naval dominance.
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London
Constantinople
England
Thessaly
Russia
Germany
Turkey
Malta
Gibraltar
Local residents depart for distant cities and towns
A parade of names shows residents traveling east to Kansas City Salt Lake City Santa Fe and Las Vegas with returns from Santa Monica Marfa El Paso and Juarez. Clergy and family members join revival services and summer travel plans as others head to Alpine Corralitos Fort Worth and Fort Sam Houston.
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W.C. Schnepple
Santa Fe
Alex. Jesperson
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Copeland
Las Vegas Hot Springs
C. B. Patterson
Tom Miner
Corralitos
Tatzig
Roswel
J Calisber
Santa Monica
Maggie Lyons
India Kouight
Marfa
Santa Rosalia
el Pao
Adams
Clint
Dora and
Annie Daughters
Presiding Elder
Polytechnic College At
Fort Worth
Corbin, Orbin
The Unlucky 13 In Double Mystery At Deca bung
The report centers on Terrel Hudson whose belief in the number 13 guided a string of events. He killed a boy on the 13th of November and was sentenced to die on the 13th of December. He died after 13 minutes in cell 13.
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Atlanta
Terrel Hudson
Decaas Bung
Printer Stabbed in Chicago Saloon Killing
James S. Rathgab er, a lineotype operator at the Inter Ocean Office, was stabbed to death in a saloon opposite the Central police station at midnight by Albert Burke, another lineotypist. Burke escaped but surrendered this morning. Burke previously worked at Kansas City and other western papers. Rathgabers jugular was severed and his heart nearly cut out.
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Chicago
James S. Rathgaber
Inter-Ocean
Central Police Station
Albert Burke
Burke
Kansas City
Rathgaber
Tornado Hits Lyle Minn Scene of Last Night’s Destruction
Wires into Lyle Minnesota remain down with limited details. Reports of seven deaths are unconfirmed. twenty injured and several missing amid the twister near St Paul.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Lyle
Severa
Price of Sugar Advanced in New York Market
New York sugar trade reports that the Sugar Refining Company raised the price on all grades by a cent, except certain numbers where the increase was a sixteenth of a cent. The rise affects American sugar prices across multiple grades cited in the June 11 bulletin.
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New York
Taecan Sugar Refining Company
Americas
Military Academy graduation honors at West Point
Sixty seven graduates of the Military Academy were formally welcomed to the commissioned rank this morning at West Point New York by Brigadier General Giles and Adjutant General Farley. Twenty eight of the group are reported from Rug-
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West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
Army
Gles
Farley
Rug
Senator Chandler May Seek Senate Probe
Washington June 11 Senator Chandler suggested he may ask the senate to investigate revelations from Chicago yesterday linking Vice President Hobart to the joint traffic association.
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Washington
Chandler
Senate
Chicago
Hobart
Joint Traffic Association
Jim French Hanged In Rockford Execution Scene
Jim French was executed today in Rockford. He walked calmly to the scaffold and remained silent as the shroud and cap were placed, standing straight to the end.
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Rockford
Jim French
Barrios Declares Himself Guatemala Dictator
Guatemala President Barrios confirms he has declared himself dictator in a telegram received by The Herald. The Panama City correspondent reports the personal confirmation from Barrios on June 11.
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Barrios
Panama
the Herald
Guatemala
Change urged for Weyll as Cuba campaign shifts
Dispatches from Madrid dated June 12 indicate urgent directives to General Weyll to alter both military and political strategy in Cuba. The communications emphasize a reevaluation of objectives and tactics in the ongoing campaign.
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Madrid
Weyll
Cuba
Palomas suspect discharged as evidence fails in court
Tomas Burges, one of the alleged assailants at the Palomas customs house, is discharged by U S Commissioner Sextor after evidence fails. Laura Bayard is arrested for keeping a disorderly house in Justice McKie's courtroom. Editor Anderson plans Rinconne coverage changes and local merchants face devalued scrip payments for flood supplies.
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Tomas Burges
Palomas
U.S
Sextor
Justice McKie
Laura Bayard
A Real Romance
Washington reports the romance of Paul May the Belgian legation attache and Miss Belknap daughter of the ex secretary of war and sister to Congressman Belknap. May’s mother demanded a year of separation before the union. the probation ends as May returns to claim his bride hoping their love endures.
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Washington
Paul May
Legation
Miss Belknap
Congressman Belknap
Chicago
Belknap
May
America
A Miser's Funeral in Spite House
The funeral of Joseph Richardson, a millionaire who died in his five foot wide spite house, was held this morning in New York. Pallbearers included Russell Sage and C P Huntington. Richardson saved and lived meanly all his life, leaving twenty million and friendship with Jay Gould.
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New York
Joseph Richardson
Russell Sage
C. P. Huntington
Richardson
Jay Gould
Mather Rejects San Francisco Offer to Fight Sharkey
New York June 11 Peter Mather refuses ten thousand dollars to fight Sharkey before the Athletic club of San Francisco. He states he is eager to meet Sharkey again and will agree to fight anywhere except in Frisco.
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National Republican League
Detroit
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Edward Green
Texas
Marcus Pollosky
Chicago
L. J. Crawford
Kentucky
George Stone
San Francisco
Pro
Ion Louis
Peter Mather
Sharkey
Athletic Club of
Frisco
President McKinley Leads Ohio Day at Tennessee Centennial Exposition
The presidential party arrives in Nashville for Ohio Day with 50,000 spectators. Governor Taylor and Gov. Bushnell welcome McKinley as chimes ring at the exposition gates. McKinley delivers a keynote address stressing American unity and national progress. Also notes the quiet New York wedding of Miss Ida Dent Wright to Dr. Walter Ernest Seymour with a small ceremony in the city.
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Nashville
Union Station
McKinley
Maxwell House
Ohio
Bushnell
Taylor
McCarthy
Exposition Grounds
Exposition
Europe
East
South
Jackson
McKinleynessee
Idament Wright
New York
Ida Dent Wright
Walter Ernest Seymour
Boston
Canon J. H. Knowless
Charles Smith
Kingston
N.Y
Wright
Antonio Ezeta
San Salvador
Ezeta
Republic
Marie Wright
Central America
Ereta
Miss Wright
Wright Iha
Plaza Concerts Fail Amid Subscriptions Lapse in San Antonio
The San Antonio plaza concert series faltered as subscribers did not pay, leaving the event unable to break even. Critics attributed weak program quality and limited instrumentation to the decline, noting expectations were unmet and local offerings viewed as inferior by some.
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Plaza
San Antonio
Suces
Beck
Died Through Shame in Walton NY
May Randall sixteen daughter of a prominent citizen died by suicide this morning in Walton after being assaulted two months earlier by Wilkins who faces trial. The tragedy followed the public shame surrounding the incident.
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Walton
N. Y
May Randall
Wilkins
Attempt on Governor Smith by dynamite at Soldiers Home
Leavenworth Kansas June 12 An inmate was arrested after an attempt to assassinate Governor Smith of the Soldiers Home using dynamite.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Governor Smith
Pottstown Iron Company Assigns for One Million
The Pottstown Iron Company, incorporated for a million dollars, has assigned. All soldiers at this post must wear the regulation uniform at all times, on or off duty, by order of Lieut. Col. Whitst, now in effect. A minor deviation allows straw hats off duty.
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Whitst
S. A. Light
Sugar tariff bill moves as senate clears in minutes
Washington June 11 The senate finished routine business in fifteen minutes. Senator Allison presented the tariff bill while Jones of Arkansas pressed additional statements claiming the sugar schedule favors a trust. Turpie proposed a two percent inheritance tax and Senator Caffery opened a discussion on trusts.
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Washington
Senate
Allison
Jones
Arkansas
Turpze
Caffery
Was Loath to Leave Sugar Broker Chapman Freed
Sugar broker Chapman left jail as a free man after his sentence expired at midnight and he remained inside until morning awaiting friends. He breakfasted at the jail and reviewed his mail before departure.
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Washington
Chapman
Thought She Loved Ends Life in Love Affair Tragedy
Nellie Glover seventeen of Kansas City took her life by self inflicted shooting over a love affair. This marks the third suicide attempt by the same year in her case as officials report.
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Kansas City
Nellie Glover
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Three Cent Street Car Law
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the three cent street car fare law constitutional and the state will demand its enforcement, announced in Indianapolis on June 11.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Indiana
Lost Writ of Execution in County Case Recovered Reward
Notice announces a lost writ of execution from J. Calisher vs H. Neufeld out of county court. A finder is offered a reward for return to Millard Patterson. The historical note mentions a cavalry unit and a United States tour with warm reception and cheers.
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J. Calisher
H. Neufeld
Millard Patterson
United States
Tco
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