Barrow Pleads Guilty in Kidnaping Case in New York
In New York the trial of Mrs Addie Barrow for complicity with her husband in the Marion Clark kidnapping ends with her guilty plea and a sentence of twelve years and ten months in Auburn prison. In Chicago John Collins and Mrs Annie Ingersoll go on trial for abducting Gerald Lapiner after a yearlong disappearance.
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Addie Barrow
George Beauregard Barrow
Marion Clark
Supreme Court
William F. Howe
Werner
Auburn
Chicago
John Collins
Annie Ingersoll
Gerald Lapiner
Prairie Avenue
Painesville
War unlikely says English writer Morton Frewen in Chicago
Morton Frewen, English writer and economist visiting Chicago, says about the Transvaal crisis that there will be no war. He argues the discussion is sensational, both Boers and English cannot afford it, and a compromise will be reached as diplomacy tries to avert a costly conflict.
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Chicago
Morton Frewen
Transvaal
Shamrock Launch Opens Turbulent London Day
Shamrock, Lipton’s cup challenger, was launched at Thornycroft yards at 2:30 pm with Lady Russell of Kiloween christening. The ceremony was delayed from 3:00 am after she objected to rising at such an earthly hour.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Thornycroft Yards
Lady Russell of
Kiloween
Lady Russell
Stock Yards Strike Fear Grips Chicago Packers
Chicago June 26 stock yards packers fear a mass strike by skilled hog handlers. Evidence appears as Armour Co Swift Nelson Morris and Tipton refuse to buy hogs in the market today.
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Stock Yards
Armour & Co, Swift
Nelson Morris
Tipton
Knights of St. John Open 21st International Convention
The twenty first annual international convention of the Knights of St. John opened in Cleveland Ohio and will run through Thursday.
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Knights OF ST John
Cleveland
Ohio
the Knights of St. John
Paris Senate Votes Confidence Amid Uproar
In Paris the senate backed the new ministry after a loud scene in the chamber. Members shouted Viva la Commune as the debate spilled into a frenzied atmosphere, signaling a potential fresh crisis or revolution tonight.
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Paris
Senate
Cornell Wins Open Boat Race at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Crowds flocked to the Hudson River as the Cornell team took an early lead and won the two mile race this afternoon in front of tens of thousands. Alumni and students witnessed the Intercollegiate Rowing Association meet featuring Cornell Pennsylvania and other contenders.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Columbia
Wisconsin
Cornel
Opposition to Bell Telephones Opens Third Annual Convention
The Independent Telephone Association of the United States opened its third annual convention at the Auditorium in Chicago with several hundred delegates from many cities. James M. Thomas of Chillicothe presided at a committee meeting to prepare annual reports highlighting progress against Bell and outlining plans for continued opposition.
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Chicago
Ill
Independent Telephone Association of the
United States
Bell Telephone Company
James M. Thomas
Chillicothe
Strikes Sweep Across Cities Hit Trades In June
In Chicago on June 26 a thousand plasterers and two hundred engravers walked out. Brooklyn expects eleven thousand car men to strike this week. Chicago packing houses report eight hundred workers out, with all skilled and unskilled labor possible to depart. Armour and other owners hold afternoon meetings as the situation grows grave.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Armour
Costly fire destroys Michigan Central freight yards
A morning blaze consumed the Michigan Central freight yards and fifty freight cars in Toledo. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the cause and secured the scene.
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Michigan Central
Toledo
Clara Ward Rigo Letter From London Correspondent
The June 26 dispatch from London notes Clara Ward Rigo, once of the scene, sending a message to the Prince alleging defense of London. It records her account and claims amid ongoing wartime events and social ties.
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London
Clara Ward Rigo
OF WOMEN A MILLION REPRESENTED BY DELEGATES IN LONDON
A million women are represented by delegates meeting in London for the International Council session. The gathering brings together activists and leaders from various nations to discuss progress, rights, and coordinated action on women’s issues.
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United States
Canada
Countess of Aberdeen
New Zealand
New South Wales
Italy
Denmark
Europe
Chicago
International Council
Westminster welcomes delegates at London gathering
In Westminster town hall today a welcoming meeting was held in honor of visiting delegates, marking a notable event in the worldwide movement. Local officials chaired the ceremony with speeches honoring cooperation and international ties.
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London
Westminster Town Hall
Spanish Minister Objects to Chihuahua Band Visit
At the Rough Riders reunion in Las Vegas New Mexico Felix Martinez said the Spanish minister in Mexico City protested to President Diaz about the Chihuahua military band going to Las Vegas. Diaz would not recall his consent to the band’s U S trip.
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Las
Mexico
Diaz
Las Vegas
The
United
Princess Chimay Defends Former Husband in Scathing Reply
In a rare public missive Princess Chimay condemns false reports about her and defends her former husband the prince. She praises him as handsome, honorable, and devoted father, says she left to be with him and notes both she and Rigo are healthy and content. She calls his behavior kind and gentlemanly.
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Chimay
Rigo
Jove
Democratic clash halts Louisville convention amid police stand
In Louisville the state democratic convention erupted as Rhea, Thompson, and Mitchell shouted for the police to leave. Police moved in to surround Chairman Redwine while delegates cheered and chaos continued into the late afternoon. The event coincides with the quinquennial session of the International Council of Women opening tomorrow with over a million delegates present.
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Rhea
Thompson
Mitchell
Redwine
Metal Market Copper and Silver Prices Reported
New York June 26 metal market prices list copper at 18.25 silver at 6.04 and lead at 4.25. A brief note ends with a casual lunch remark and hours for the Bank Saloon from 10:30 to 2.00.
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New York
Santa Fe train wreck near Las Vegas injures crew and passenger
Santa Fe passenger train No. 17 collided with a freight in the yards at Las Vegas causing three engines to be badly smashed. A fireman suffered a broken leg and Postal Clerk E. E. Cutter injuries include internal damage, a broken arm and dislocated shoulder. Rev. Mr Hall and his wife and daughter arrived from Silver City for treatment for Mrs Hall’s heart disease.
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Santa Fe
E. E. Cutter
Mr. Hall
M. E. Church
Silver City
Miss Hall
Deluge of Rain Interrupts Reunion Exercises in Las Vegas
Heavy rain forced an abrupt halt to a reunion drill in Las Vegas as participants sought shelter. Organizers postponed activities and rescheduled segments to clear skies. Local authorities advised attendees to monitor official updates.
Roosevelt Delivers Plea For New Mexico Statehood
Rain cut short the Rough Riders reunion in East Las Vegas as Col. Roosevelt and Lt. Col. Brodie were honored with a gold badge and a saber. Frank Springer praised New Mexico’s loyalty and urged statehood support while Roosevelt pledged to work for statehood. The crowd endured heavy showers and a long parade followed by a serenade at Hotel Castaneda before Roosevelt’s departure.
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Rough Riders
Col
Roosevelt
Brodie
New Mexico
Frank Springer
Hotel Castaneda
Philippines dispatch from General Otis reports campaign limits in Luzon
Washington receives Otis dispatch describing Luzon operations during the rainy season. Insurgent forces are scattered with about 4 000 in Tarlac and Pangasinan, 2 000 in Cavite and Batangas demoralized by defeats. Natives welcome American troops as towns are not being burned and trade shifts, while typhoid and malarial fevers rise among troops.
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Luzon
Imus
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Laguna Province
Tarlac Province
Papangs
Cavite
Batanagas
United States
Jolo
Palaywai Islands
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Utah
Sixth Infantry
Negros
California
General Hospital
Cuba
Railroad Stocks Rise on Central Lease and Vanderbilt Plans
New York June 26 stocks opened strong on the report that New York Central leased the Boston and Albany. Vanderbilt lines extend to Denver and Utah. Central up two percent. Union Pacific also firm on Vanderbilt connection prospects.
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New York Central
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Albany
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Utah
Central
Union Pacific
Death List Washington dispatches from Manila
Gen Otis cabled from Manila reporting last week's death list. Twelve regulars appear along with David Silver of the First Montana, while no volunteers from Colorado Wyoming or Utah are listed.
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Otis
Manila
David Silver
Flrst
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Unsuccessful Effort to Float the Paris
Falmouth reports another failed attempt to float the Paris. Divers examined the ship’s hull this morning as the vessel shows increasing signs of breaking apart.
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Falmouth
Divera
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