Travel and business moves across regions in a busy dispatch
H E Yesel leaves for Pueblo and Miss Lottie Foss for Minneapolis as several officials and executives travel or plan trips. Supt Martin heads to Houston while Pansy Loomis begins a six month California tour and Rachel Goodman returns from Chicago. W T Thompson builds homes in Las Vegas area, and P S Roach visits Jacksonville Illinois with a bath stop at Hot Springs. General Manager Joseph Ramsey tours Sabinas mining interests and Miller case verdict anticipation looms in Eastland. Rio Grande Sierra Madre & Pacific railway leaders head to Mexico to finalize Corralitos route open by July 1. John Donahoe, Mexicas Central agent, visits EK] Pace amid praise for railroad experience.
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A. Foster Higgins
George Rowland
E. D. Morgan Rowland
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre & Pacific Railway
City of
Mexico
Corralitos
Celebration of Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Parade
London marks sixty years on the throne with a grand military and naval pageant through royal processions. The crowd admires the queen's carriage as regiments and colonial troops march past, with dignitaries including General Miles and Minister Hay witnessing the spectacle.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Europe
British Empire
St. Paul’s
Central
Victoria
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Organized Labor
St. Paul's
Ludgate Hill
Fleetstreet
Strand
Constitution Hill
Royal India Guard
Life Guards
Scots Grays
India
Lord Wolsely
Duke of Coonaught
Prince of Wales
Ex-Unions Soldier Samuel Wright Dies at Home
Samuel Wright a former union soldier and U S government pensioner died this morning at 11 at his residence at Sonora and Anthony streets after six years of dropsy. His wife found the house full of neighbors at noon. money from under his pillow vanished after her departure, raising police suspicion on a Mexican present at his death. The theft left Mrs Wright penniless.
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Samuel Wright
United States
Sonora and
Anthony Streets
Mr. Wright
Wedd ing Fire At Juarez House Causes Panic And Burns
A large crowd gathered for a wedding in a Juarez house. A girl knocked a lamp, oil ignited clothing, flames scorched guests, curtains burst into fire, one girl severely burned and not expected to live, many others slightly burned, fire extinguished without damage to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Boundary commission proposes direct channel to avert floods
The commission recommends cutting a direct channel across the neck of the bend below the city to shorten the river path by six or seven miles and speed flood waters downstream, reducing flood risk for the city and Juarez. Some fear land cession to the United States of about one thousand acres, but flood protection benefits may outweigh objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundary Commission
Juarez
United States
Trio of Bankrobbers Trailed to San Angelo Texas
Three men who robbed the Wells Fargo Express at Lozier near the Southern Pacific train are tracked to a ranch near San Angelo Texas. They are fugitives from justice, under indictment for murder, and expected to be captured within days as they hide in the bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Lozier
Texas
Wells- Fargo Express Company
San Angelo
Lexas
Four Shocks Needed to End Prisoner’s Life
In Auburn New York the execution of Guizeppi Constantino required four electric shocks after imperfect contact with the electrodes, the sentence carried out at noon in the Auburn prison.
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Auburn
N. Y
Guizeppi Constantino
Tariff Wool Schedule Debated in Senate Clash
Washington June 22 The tariff discussion opened at 11 am with wool and the woolen schedule under fire. Mantle of Montana urged a National Wool Growers substitute favoring higher raw wool duties, while McLaurin pressed for broad reductions. Allison backed 10 to 11 cent duties vs the House 12. A partisan clash followed as Foraker and Carter quarreled over committee accords and enforcement.
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Washington
Mantle
Montana
National Wool Growers Association
Finance Committee
Senate
McLaurin
South Carolina
Allison
House
Carter
Foraker
Corralitos Route Advances to Casas Grandes Details
The R G S M and Pacific railroad reaches Casas Grandes 156 miles away with rails in place and rolling stock of top quality. The project, funded by American capital, was completed in under a year with ballast for sand hills and no bonds outstanding. Director Mr. J P Ramsey praised. line boasts a smooth bed and readiness for government approval.
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R.g.,s.m. & Pacific
Casas Grandes
J. P. Ramsey
Corralitos
Debs Heads Social Democracy Moves From Chicago
Eugene V. Debs travels to Terre Haute for rest as delegates depart. A commission was named to pick a trial state for the cooperative program while organizers are dispatched nationwide. National headquarters open with General Organizer Burns in charge and Debs elected chairman of the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democracy
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Haute
New Social Democracy Movement
Perkins proposes 19 member labor commission bill
Senator Perkins introduced a bill to appoint a nineteen member commission representing various industries and employments. The panel would gather information and propose a plan to address the problems facing labor agriculture and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
Attempted wreck halts westbound Adams Express near New London
In New London June 22 an attempt to wreck the west bound Adams express nearly toppled the engine as ties were placed to derail it. The engineer miraculously stopped the train.
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New London
Conn
Editorial targets General Woodford in Madrid clash
The Madrid newspaper El Heraldo publishes an extraordinary violent editorial condemning General Woodford as a potential filibusterer if he becomes Spain's minister. It argues he cannot come to Spain or be received at court.
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Madrid
el Heraldo
Woodford
Spain
Miners Strike Paralyzes Jellico District
The Jellico district miners strike across all mines leaving 2500 men out and families destitute with no settlement in sight. The situation is described as alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plat Lick
Jellico
Navy official frees professor amid verdict reversal
Assistant Secretary of Navy Roosevelt overruled a guilty verdict in the disobedience case against Prof. Iancinelli, leader of the Marine band, and ordered his release. The decision comes from Washington on June 22.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Iancinelli
Marine Band
Blue and Grey Reunion in Nashville Draws Thousands
Nashville crowds fill streets for the Blue and Grey reunion of Union and Confederate veterans. By noon about twenty thousand people had arrived in the city to attend the event.
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Nashville
Randolph Coal and Coke Co. Names Receivers
Henry S. White and Elmer Stockton named receivers for the Randolph Coal and Coke company operating mines near Spark Illinois. Assets total 100000 dollars with liabilities of 17000 dollars.
Negotiating a New Arbitration Treaty
New York June 22 It is stated the president negotiates with the British ambassador for a new arbitration treaty acceptable to the senate which will shortly be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate
Grover Cleveland Leaves Princeton for Buzzard's Bay
Grover Cleveland departs Princeton New Jersey for Buzzards Bay on June 22 with Mrs. Cleveland and daughters Ruth Esther and Marion. He plans to return to Princeton in October.
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Grover
Buzzard’s Bay
Princeton
N.J
Grover Cleveland
Buzzards Bay
Flood Destroys Rail Yard and Blocks Town Street Work
Major Rand reports land raised three feet by the flood turning streets into mud. T and P railroad yards flooded with sand and silt. a channel near the tannery caps a freight car. Town residents urge Mayor Magoffin to halt new channels and begin rebuilding homes and roads.
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Rand
George Gaienne
Juiin’s
Evans
Gaienne
Charlie Patterson
Magoffin
Stanton Street Bridge
General Mills Visits Fort Bliss for Grand Reception
General Mills and party including Lieutenant Britton Davis and wives, Secretary Hopper and wife, Mrs Glasgow, Major Magoffin’s daughter, Follete, Corella, Maillefert, and Max Weber were greeted with an eleven gun salute and regimental band music at the Fort Bliss boundary. Colonel Vanvalzah announces a public serenade in the city tonight with a program of marches overtures and waltzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Fort Bliss
Britton Davis
Hopper
Glasgow
Magoffin
Follete
Boundary Commission
Col. Corella
Maillefert
Max Weber
Vanvalzah
General Mills
Martha
Suppe
Africa
Kentucky
Not Exactly Right Blood Purifier Claim
Advertising asserts thousands feel wrong due to poor blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the prompt remedy. It markets the product as the one true blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hood's Pills Purely Vegetable Remedy Claim
An advertisement states Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain, or grip, and urges readers to buy from all druggists.
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Hood
For the Finest Ice Cream Try the Little White Wagon
A brief note promotes the Little White Wagon as a source of the finest ice cream. It emphasizes quality and appeal to readers seeking a treat.
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el Paso
H. L. Newman
Banker
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Paso
Ass’t Cashier
C. R. Morehead
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J.C. Lackland
J. H. Russell
State National Bank
Sheldon
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Buupaso
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EL Paso Street
Masonic Building
the Tuttle Paint and Glassco
San Antonio St
el Paso, Texas
Go Tso
Shedd's Bicycle Shop
A. K. Albers & CO
Bronson Block
China Decorator
W. T. Kitchens
West Overland St
KE Paso, Texas
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James Shield
Salt Lake City
H.E. Yesel
Pueblo
T. P. Shelton
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Supt. Martin
Houston
Pansy Loomis
California
Rachel Goodman
W. T. Thompson
Las Vegas
P. S. Roach
Jacksonville
Ill
Hot Springs
Joseph Ramsey
Wabash Road
Ramsey
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Sabinas
Sabinal Mining and Smelting Company
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Escajeda
Eastland
Miller
John Donahoe
New Orleans
Mexicas Central
Mexican Central
Crescent City
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