Residents and travelers move through Pass City in a day
Mrs E M Bray leaves for Kansas City. J C Buckett of Corralitos at the Pierson. Mrs Darwood leaves for Waco by G H. Mrs Duclos and Mrs Elias depart for New York. Collector Davis returns from Deming. Sam Freudenthal returns from a western trip. Mrs M T Maxson heads to Lexington Ky by T P. W J Palfrey from Houston at the Pierson. Carl Roeter goes to Bavaria to stay with relatives. Rev J T French returns from Pecos City with plans to revive religion. Charles Stevens and family visit H B Stevens then head to Maine. J H Graham of A P & E Tem promoted to conductor. Sys Dr Penrose of Pearce Ariz and Secretary Barringer pass through, en route west. Penrose notes Harvard oar success shows foreign rowing methods failing.
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Lexington, Ky
W. J. Palfrey
Pacific Express
Houston
Pierson
Carl Roeter
Bavaria
Penrose
Pearce, Ariz
Commonwealth Mining and Milling Company
Barringer
Saaiabe
Southern Pacific
Harvard
Poughkeepsie
Ore shipments rise as major hubs feed Arizona region
The report notes month by month increases in ore shipments with Il Paso Denver Pueblo and Kansas City handling the bulk. Much ore is high grade and would boost local wealth and employment if treated at home works, fostering a prosperous regional industry.
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Il Paso
Denver
Pueblo
Kansas City
Arizona
Star
District Court Adjourns for October 4 Session
The district court adjourned Saturday evening until October 4.
Day's Doings in Brief From the Herald
The Herald presents a compact afternoon roundup of notable events from around the world. Readers gain quick access to timely anecdotes, political notes, and local happenings compiled for the after service edition.
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The
Herald
Democrats Near Ohio State Convention With McLean Candidate Question
Columbus June 28 The Democratic state convention crowds fill the Neil House lobby as hopefuls gather. Most see Robert Hough of Hillsboro as front runner though free silver loyalties are debated. Other notable contenders include H L Chapman Jackson John C Welty Canton and John J Lentz Columbus with Welty and Chapman rumored to pool issues against Hough. The arrival of Paul Sorg is anticipated.
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Neil House
State House
John R. McLean
Robert Hough
Hillsboro
Hough
H. L. Chapman
Jackson
John C. Welty
Canton
John J. Lentz
Welty
Chapman
Paul Sorg
Mexican Delegation Attends Philadelphia Congress Events
The prominent Mexican, Central and South American visitors toured Philadelphia for the Commercial Congress. They received a reception at the Grand Hotel and met local industry representatives. After a luncheon boat trip on the river, Enrique Creel and others arrived by special car. The party plans a railway project through Chihuahua mining districts before moving to St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Committee
Grand Hotel
Enrique C. Creel
Queen’s Kensington Stop Highlights Jubilee History
The queen paused at Kensington on her way to Buckingham Palace, birthplace and a room restored to her birth day scene. A garden party and concert are planned at Buckingham Palace with extra watermen and craft, promising a brilliant jubilee scene. Her majesty rode in a four white horse drawn lanau carriage, escorted by the first life guards.
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Kensington London
Buckingham Palace
Kensington
Kensington Palace
Lanau
First Life Guards
Pennsylvania Delegation Prepares for Christian Endeavor Convention
The Pennsylvania group of about six hundred delegates gathers in Philadelphia to depart in three special train sections for the National Convention of the Christian Endeavor in San Francisco. A DC delegation of over one hundred accompanies them. They will sightsee in Chicago Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake before arriving the eve of the convention.
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Pennsylvania
National Convention of the Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
District of Columbia
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Contractor John Broadt commits suicide after murder indictment
Hazelton June 28 John Broadt indicted for murder and released on habeas corpus shot and killed himself this morning. He employed Tomazello an Italian whom Broadt killed February 14 after a quarrel over money. Broadt died instantly, distressed by the coming trial and heavy debts.
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Hazelton
Penon
John Broadt
Broadt
Tomazello
Indians risk quarterly payment over ghost dance
Cheyenne and Arapaho leaders may lose their next $50,000 quarterly payment as they conduct a ghost dance during agent Woodson's absence in Washington. The Indian department bans the dance and threatens withholding funds as penalty.
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Perry
O. T
Major Woodson
Washington
Indian Department
Lawyers Were Paid in Benham Wife Murder Trial
Batavia June 28 The second week of the trial of Howard Benham for wife murder began today. Questions arose about funding for his legal team and it was learned he surrendered his life insurance policy for 18 400 to his lawyers.
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Batavia
Howard Benham
Benham
College Safe Robbery Suspects Taken to Jail
Clint Butterfield son of the Agricultural college secretary and D D Miller son of a leading physician were jailed in Lansing Michigan on June 28 charged with robbing the college safe of over two thousand dollars. Both have confessed the crime.
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Lansing, Mich
Clint Butterfield
The
Agricultural College
D. D. Miller
What the Lawyer Thought
New York June 28. The summing up of counsels in the American Tobacco Company conspiracy case drew a large crowd. Joseph opened for defense contending the cigarette but officials were legitimate in the pursuit of their business.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Joseph
Silver Market Report From New York
The New York silver market closes at 608 per ounce with lead at 3 and 20 as reported in the daily market brief.
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New York
Murder Shocks Redbud In Attempted Outrage Robbery
A man broke into the Redbud home of Miss Lilly Blais and, after threatening her, shot her in the heart. The intruder aimed to rob the house. the incident ended in murder with a distressed scene and limited available help.
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Redbud
Lilly Blais
French syndicate to settle 2 million acres in Jalisco
J Benoit representing a wealthy French syndicate arrived in Guadalajara and after inspection a deal was made to purchase two million acres of coffee lands in Jalisco. Plans call for 20,000 French colonists to be located on the land, with colonists to be brought from southern France.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
J. Benoit
Jalisco
France
Major Dam Case In Elephant Butte Veto Challenge
Hearing resumed before Judge Bantz on a permanent injunction against the Rio Grande Irrigation and Land company to halt dam construction across the Rio Grande at Elephant Butte. Waldo of Las Vegas argues the case, regarded as the most important in the territory, affecting a large arid region.
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Bantz
Rio Grande Irrigation and Land Company
Rio Grande
Elephant Butte
Waldo
Las Vegas
Olt
Col. Jones Plans St Louis Paper Move After Post-Dispatch Exit
From Jefferson City comes word that Col. Jones who left the Post-Dispatch intends to control the Republic or launch a morning Democratic paper in St. Louis. He expects Republic owners to sell rather than face opposition and is said to have backing from western silver millionaires amounting to one or two million dollars.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
Col. Jones
Post-Dispatch
Republic
Policeman Booth Cleared by Grand Jury in Duey Murder
Cincinnati report says the grand jury ignored evidence against Policeman Amos Booth who killed telegraph operator George Duey after misidentifying him as a burglar. Telegraph operators nationwide had funded Booth's prosecution.
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Cincinnati
Amos Booth
George Duey
Duey
Booth
Natocal Tin Plate Plant to Close for Wage Readjustment
Will Close Anderson Indiana plant to suspend operations Thursday for annual wage readjustment. The window glass and tin plate factories that shut down will affect about twenty five thousand men.
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Anderson
Ind
Natocal Tin Plate Company
Chicago Captain Listman Rescues Child From Fire
Chicago report says Captain Listman of Rogise Co. 34 saved a child from a burning building last night. While climbing the ladder a shard of glass cut an artery in his right hand and left him bleeding as he completed the rescue.
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Chicago
Listman
Rogise Co
Railroad shops in Lorain go to full time pay
The Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling railroad announced in Lorain Ohio that starting today the car repair shops will run full time and be paid in full. They have worked half time for a year.
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Lorain
Ohio
Cleveland, Lorain, and Wheeling Railroad
Cyclone Wipes County Farm Near Ellisville
A cyclone swept the Ellisville county farm, one mile west of town, last night destroying growing crops, scattering fences and toppling trees with only a single tree left standing.
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Ellisville
Miss
Hides Duty Debate Sparks Senate Tariff Decision
In Washington the senate moved to set the hides duty at 20 percent ad valorem after debate. West and Gear clashed over free hides with West arguing big meat packers control cattle prices and that the duty would aid trusts while Gear pressed for a tariff change amid broader tariff discussion.
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Finance Committee
Smith
Vet
West
Blaine
McKinley
Gear
Iowa
Armour, Swift, Hammond and Company
Catte
Sultan’s Thessaly bid fails as Germany tips Europe’s wishes
Constantinople reports another sultan attempt to win Germany’s backing for keeping Thessaly failed. Germany advised the sultan to align with Europe’s demands, signaling a shift in regional guidance.
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Germany
Thessaly
Europe
Greece to Resist Turkish indemnity payment
London reports on June 28 that Greece is expected to resist paying the Turkish indemnity of over three million pounds while Turkey demands five million. The impasse highlights tense diplomacy between the two nations.
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London
Greece
Chicago executive shoots self at home in morning
Chicago June 28 Guy C Ledyard Jr manager of the National Stated company died by his own hand this morning at his residence after shooting himself in the heart authorities report.
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Chicago
Guy C. Ledyard, Jr
National Stated Company
Old Hoss Hoey Near Death in New York Hospital
New York newswire reports Old Hoss Hoey was unconscious and partly paralyzed this morning with his family at his bedside. Death was hourly expected according to the update.
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New York
Hoss Hoey
Five Years for Former County Dirk Hobson
Cincinnati reports former County Dirk Hobson found short in his recounts and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and fined fourteen thousand dollars.
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Cincinnati
Dirk Hobson
President nominates Soren Listo consul at Rotterdam
Washington June 28 The president nominates Soren Listo of Minnesota for the post of consul at Rotterdam Netherlands.
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Washington
Soren Listo
Minnesota
Rotterdam
Netherlands
President McKinley to span Fourth with mother in Canton
President and Mrs McKinley will spend the Fourth of July with the president’s mother in Canton, continuing a family celebration plan.
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Washington
McKinley
Canton
Death of 116 year old Mrs Fitzgerald shocks Philadelphia
Mrs Priscilla Fitzgerald colored, reportedly 116, was found dead in Philadelphia. The brief note criticizes local peace officers and public street amusements. Clerk Escajeda of the district court says he holds $9.40 for the city in a tax suit and is ready to hand it over to the designated officer.
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Philadelphia
Precilla Fitzgerald
Deming
Escajeda
District Court
Mehan Arrested After Chase with Ospector Patrol
Ospector Mehan picked up Wan dering Chino today and landed him in the county jug. The arrest follows a daytime pursuit through local streets ending in custody.
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Ospector Mehan
Chino
Jug
Dingley Motion Causes House Adjournment Loudly Supported
Immediate approval of Thursday's journal triggered Dingley's adjournment bid. Bailey of Texas protested many matters requiring attention including Cuban resolutions. The roll call passed 86 to 83 and the House adjourned until Monday.
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Washington
Dingley
House
Reed
Bailey
Texas
Lockout Announced at Joliet Steel Mill
A Joliet Illinois article reports a looming lockout at the Joliet mill of the Lili nois Steel company next Wednesday as a sweeping wage cut is set to begin. The Amalgamated association refuses to submit to the change, risking 1700 workers losing employment.
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Musicians Demand Higher Pay for Fourth of July Event
The San Francisco Musicians' Union rejects a $5 per day rate for Fourth of July celebrations proposing seven dollars a day instead. The committee said the $3000 appropriation would hire more musicians, while miners in the Jicarillas and work on the Carlisle and Gold Stain projects show ongoing activity and promising ore bodies.
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Musicians’ Union
Board of Supervisors
Jicarillas
Comrey Bros
Carlisle
Longest French reigns Louis XIV and Louis XV
The longest reign in history belonged to Louis XIV of France spanning seventy two years. His successor Louis XV extended the period to a total of 131 years for the two rulers. No future French king is expected to surpass this record.
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Louis XIV
France
Louis XV
Louises
Chicago liquor convention cites city liquor decline
At a Chicago convention of liquor dealers the speaker announced the city has 650 fewer saloons than a year ago and has consumed 170000 barrels less of beer in the past five months than in the same period last year.
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Chicago
New Mexico Expected to Double Population Soon
The Pueblo Chieftain predicts New Mexico will double its population within two years and form a superior class of residents, signaling dramatic demographic and social change ahead.
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New Mexico
El Paso Grocery Moves to New Quarters
El Paso Grocery company relocates to Overland and Oregon streets and will be ready for the rush July 1st. Call to see the freshest and cheapest stock yet brought to El Paso.
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el Paso Grocery Company
Overland
Oregon
el Paso
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