Partisan Senate clash over Cramp charge erupts in June debate
A chaotic Washington debate pits Hanna Pettigrew Carter and others in fierce exchanges over a Cramp shipbuilder contribution charge. Hanna denies knowledge, Pettigrew asserts verification by Cramp, while Congress wrangles naval bills, armor plate plans, and adjournment timing amid crowded galleries and heated rhetoric.
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Fire damages Tribune building in New York
A midnight blaze on the fifth floor of the Tribune building caused about 5000 dollars in damage. The fire originated in a room used by the summer resort bureau of the New York Journal, which was totally destroyed. The flames also damaged two adjacent rooms used by the Journal's advertising department.
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the Journal
Deaths from Heat Reported in UK and Aldershot
There were several heat related deaths in the United Kingdom yesterday and a number of illnesses and fatalities occurred at the Aldershot maneuvers.
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London
United Kingdom
Aldershot
Four cremations reported after farm accident in Newfield
June 14 report from Newfield Maine states an accident on a George Goodwin farm led to four people being cremated. A separate June 1 item from Nevada cites a Prute Tadian incident in Virginia involving Jark Digglis fatally wounding two individuals and injuring a third.
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Virginia
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Prute Tadian
Jark Digglis
Live Square
Elevators Burn In Fire In New York
Fire destroys the biggrata elevators of George BW Ketchim & Co Lass valued at about 250000 dollars. The blaze broke out at daybreak and caused extensive damage to the warehouse facilities and stored goods. No injuries reported as investigators begin assessing the site.
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New York
George BW. Ketchim & Co
Prophecy of a Mannties Stirring Northwest Indians
A prophecy by Day Dug Guanes claims a divine warning will unleash a terrible cyclone ten days after the Fourth of July. Tribes at Walker and White Earth fear a repeat of past violence as government officials arrest Day Das Quince and monitor tense gatherings at Squaw Point.
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White Earth
al Walker
Das Quince
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Red Boy
Jenson Says He Is Innocent
Anoka Minnesota June 18 prelim inary examination of Ben Johnson linked to Wise murder set for Monday. Johnson claims alibi centering on leaving Thompson’s at 9 30 pm and returning home via Curry farm road. He reports talking with two farmers about horses and believes witnesses will confirm his passage by their homes. His father and Mrs Innneener voice the assertion Ben is innocent despite emotional display.
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Atate
D Johnson
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Jase
Johnson
Innneener
Ben
Kruger Defiant as War Extends Beyond Pretoria
London dispatch reports President Kruger in a railway car government in exile claims the war will continue. He says burghers will not surrender while 500 armed men remain. denies taking refuge on Dutch warship and insists the capital remains with his government.
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Neoltgedehe
U S Urged to Lead in China Crisis
United States urged to take the lead in China crisis as Boxers spread, Peking under guard, foreign residents flee ports, and editorials debate open door policy and potential intervention. Reports note violence, train attacks, and possible mission risks amid international tension.
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Crops Ruined by Heavy Rain and Wind Across Iowa Line
Des Moines June 13 heavy rain and violent wind caused extensive damage along the Northwestern between Ames and Cedar Rapids. Hundreds of acres of growing grain flooded from Lemoille to Cedar Rapids. Corn, oats, wheat and rye submerged and ruined. Tracks damaged and trains delayed as fences washed out and bridges lost.
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Towa
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Lemoile
Barrett's Illness Forces Temporary Office Change
Word reaches Gov. Rancher that W. W. Barrett, longtime superintendent of irrigation and forestry, suffers mental illness from overwork. His son George Barrett will manage the office temporarily as officials hope the condition is temporary. The news brings regret across the state and Minnesota forestry circles.
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N. D
W. W. Barrett
Siite
Minnesota
George Barrett
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Trainia
Barratt
Daylight Hold-Up at Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Two armed men held up the Anheuser-Busch brewery cashier at 200 Chestnut Street in broad daylight, escaping with about $60. Brewery employees pursued them, a struggle followed, and Officer Norge captured the suspects after the chase. Cashier Otto T. Benrreau and clerk John Nelson were present. the men gave the names George Dixon and George Bullford at the station.
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Shaw Injured As Train Collision Hits Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa last evening a collision occurred three blocks from the station between a regular Chicago & Northwestern passenger train and a special incoming train. Engineer Thomas Smith was killed, other engineers unharmed. Gov Shaw, traveling on the outgoing train, suffered a temple cut and a bruised arm but planned to resume his journey. Mrs B I Jones of Alnts sustained minor injuries.
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Iowa
Chicago & Northwestern
Thomas Smith
Gov. Shaw
Chicago
Philadelpha
B. I. Jones
Alnts
Demands of Railroad Mien Wisconsin Central Employes
A secret conference of Wisconsin Central railway workers including engineers firemen conductors and brakemen met to outline demands to management. They seek restoration of wages prior to receivership and changes in freight handling methods, with broad division representation across the line.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Railway
Archbishop Ireland Denounces Temporal Power Doctrine
The Osservatore Romano publishes Arch bishop Ireland's letter to Cardinal Rampolla denouncing the Journal de Genève statement as rubbish. He claims he wrote to the duke of Norfolk to denounce the pope's temporal power and church methods, and reserves the right to repeat these denouncements in person when he meets Rampolla.
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Schooner Jason Parker Ashores in Dense Fog
The schooner Jason Parker of Thelie bound from Raelie to Sutton's Bright foundered on South Manston Island in a thick fog near Manitoworo Wisconsin. Cap tain Henry Harvig and his son John commanded with Christopher Johnson and Charles Foster of Racine as sailors. Crew saved to Frankfort.
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Tthelie
Raelie
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Manuel
Henry Harvig
John
Chria Johnson
Charles Foster
Racine
Frankfort
Ship Carpenter Dies in Revolving Propeller Accident
Duluth Minn June 18 Morneny aged thirty seven ship carpenter met a painful death when he and a companion in a rowboat were drawn toward the revolving propeller of the steamer Loli as the vessel backed from the dock. The man was from Quebec and had been briefly employed in the shipyard.
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Plorin
Attempt to Wreck a Train at Kenosha Wisconsin
An attempt to wreck the Northwestern passenger train near Kenosha occurred last night as three men placed laseres on the track to slow the train due to arrive at 9 32. Charles Hinves a nearby resident watched them stack ties but could not identify the offenders. Hawes later removed the obstruction and the men fled before the train’s arrival.
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Wis
Charles Hinves
Hawes
Prominent Sioux City Lawyer Killed by Street Car
Sioux City newspaper reports the death of Daniel T. Davis a noted lawyer and capitalist struck by a street car on July 14. The article notes Davis was a leading local figure and includes unclear details about the incident and investigation with emphasis on his prominence and untimely death.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Danuel T. Davis
Gil
Mrs Hubbard To Tour Old World After Europe Visit
Mrs Hubbard wife of ex Governor Trubant will fill in on Saturday for Europe tour. She plans to visit several countries in the Old World before returning home.
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Teal Wing
Mina
Slashed During Breakfast Quarrel Leaves Man Hospitalized
A quarrel over breakfast led to a stabbing on the Bismarek, Washburn & Great Wolly road. Britnm was cut through the skull into the brain and is in serious condition in hospital. Brean, son of former Congressman Brum, was jailed after the incident.
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Clinekeeper
Britnm
Hig Avin
Brean
Bliusel
Brum
Seventh annual meeting of Baptist association closes here
The seventh annual meeting of the Singx Walls disteler Baptist association concluded. The next unit meeting will be held at Mitch el June 4, 1901. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Moleratary, Tres, Hlaery TL trunnderson, Mitchet werk, Miss Loy Bandliou, Sioux Ba thensiiter, A.M. Bowen, Shiatx Falls.
Unclear historical case names and charges render ineligible
Reader's OCR fragment shows multiple garbled names and a murder attempt tied to a suspect. Details about charges, verdict, or destination hospital are unclear, with names like Munson Adjudged and Ninnie appearing misread. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a valid news item.
Chase Edepted Captain in Faribault company N role
Chase Edepted captain of Company N in Faribault. Albert Chase, son of Mayor Chase, appointed after A C Votter’s resignation. the event follows district changes and reflects local leadership shifts.
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Faribault
Mion
Tune 13
Albert
Company N
Vierney
A. C. Votter
Brady to be Governor Minnesota Man on one of the Judge
The president sent to the senate a list of judicial nominees for Alaska and Minnesota including John C Runiy as governor and Mel vie Brown for judge with other named attorneys and officials drawn from Washington and Alaska in a broad federal appointment package.
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Hale
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Stye
Iohio
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Frye
Brady
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Aleka
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Melvie Brown
Aliestat Lantern Wheeystaan
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Attorneys
Robert A
Prieitrien
Alastat
Joseph J, Wood
Montiinry A
At, Fost
Nobnikko
Uprising Reported in North Barneo Amid British Tensions
A special dispatch from Victoria B C notes an uprising against the British in North Barneo sparked by general discontent with the ruling company. The clash left several whites wounded and many Chinese killed or injured as the city environs suffered extensive destruction.
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Victoria
B.C
Japan
Barneo
Village Wrecked as Wind Rages Through Kak Chota
A severe windstorm swept through the village of Tialis, seven miles northeast of here, destroying a church, a storehouse and several dwellings. Farmland was leveled, crops ruined, and homes unroofed. Authorities report widespread damage and property loss.
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Chota
Kak
Tialisger
Here
Chestor
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