Noted Prelate Cardinal Vaughan Dies in London
Very Rev Herbert Vaughan cardinal archbishop of Westminster died in London at midnight after months of illness. Born April 15 1838 he became archbishop in 1892 and had recently appeared frail. He founded St Joseph's College in London and addressed bishops and priests days before his death with remains to lie in state at Westminster Cathedral.
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Herbiert Vaughan
Westminster
London
Herbert VaUghan
Cardinal Vaughan
St. Joseph's College
America
Serbs Mull Quiet Return as Assassins May Flee
Beizgrade June reports say Servian assassins may leave the country briefly to restore calm after the murder of King Alexander and Queen Draga. The provisional government stays in power at the army's will. if King Peter vows to punish implicated officers, the army may oppose his throne. Russia may advise absences, with Colonel Mischich named commandant of Belgrade military district.
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Trene
Alexander
Draga
Russia
Mischich
Belgrade
New Italian Cabinet Maintains Structure With Two Ministerial Changes
The cabinet crisis in Rome on June 22 shows Premier Zanardelli unable to secure party support for renewal. After multiple reconstruction attempts, the government remains intact except for Interior Minister Giolitti and Marine Minister Bertolo, who will be replaced.
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Zanardelli
Giolitti
Bertolo
Pending post office inquiry report to be made public
Washington June 22 The pending investigation of the affairs of the post office department will be completed and a full report will be sent to President Roosevelt by the postmaster general. It is understood the president intends to make the report public with a personal statement reviewing the proceedings and offering comments as he deems advisable.
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Washington
Post Offce Department
Roosevelt
Battle leaves 6002 Moorish troops dead at Amnichinna
A Tangier dispatch reports Moorish war minister El Menetshi lost 6,002 men in a battle with rebels at Amnichinna near Madrid on June 2. In Boston a tunnel section in East Boston collapsed after compressed air use, killing one Polish laborer and injuring another.
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Tangier
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Amnichinna
Boston
East Boston
Slate Street
Cleveland Strike Ends as Workers Return to Work
In Cleveland on June 22, about 150 Glauber Bros. brass works employees who had been on a five week strike for higher pay voted to end the strike and return to work. The move brings a temporary resolution to pay dispute at the plant.
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Cleveland
Glauber Bros.’ Brass Works
Cleveland Says He Has No Desire to Return to Public Life
The World reports Princeton dispatch quoting former President Cleveland denying any wish to reenter public life. He says his aim is to live in peace with his family and not engage in politics, denying fourth candidacy rumors and any efforts by political leaders to recruit him.
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New York
the World
Princeton
N. J
Washington
Young Selected Chief of Staff by Rootham Order
General B M Young is named chief of staff by Secretary Rootham. Major General Henry C Corbin and Brigadier General William E Garter named as other staff officers. Brigadier General Tasker H Bliss to become president of the war college. Effective August 15.
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Washington
Roothag
B. M. Young
Henry C
Turkish sultan abdication rumor cannot be confirmed
In London on June 20 a circulating report from Belgrade claimed a Turkish revolution and abdication of the sultan. Diplomatic circles doubt the move has progressed, though officials say such a step may not be long delayed.
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London
Belgrade
Constantinople
Japan Makes Demand for Open Trade Cities in Manchuria
Yokohama June 20 Japanese minister at Peking filed a formal demand with the Chinese foreign office to open Mukden and Tal Lungch’un to foreign trade. Chinese officials said conditions were not favorable. American and British representatives back Japan. Minister Conger also demands opening Harbin in Manchuria.
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Tallungcehon
Japan
Conger
Harbin
Manchuria
Third Bandit McKinney Killed After Icehouse Escape
Glasgow Montana June 22 news reports James McKinney the last of four Glasgow jail escapees killed Tuesday night after an ineffectual gun attempt at Darnell icehouse. His death follows a chase from Bad Lands battles with Sheriff Cosner and Hardee and completes the fatal quartet from the June 6 breakout.
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Miss Darnell
Cosner
Hardee
McKinney
Darnell Ranch
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McKkinney
Outlaw
MciKinney
Jack Williams
Charles Hill
Offcers
William Hardee
Jack Brown
More Troops Ordered Out In Dubuque Street Car Strike
Governor Cummins mobilizes three more militia companies in Dubuque amid fears of a violent outbreak. Messages from the mayor sheriff and citizens warn of potential fires at major businesses if night brings clashes between street railway strikers and sympathizers. Troops are pledged to preserve peace, not to fight the strikers.
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Des Moines
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Nelson brothers convicted of first degree murder
In Owatonna Minnesota on June 22 jury found Charles and Henry Nelson guilty of murdering Harry H. Krier. Sentencing set for next Wednesday with possible death penalty due to age, though life imprisonment is likely. State witness William A. Sutton testified Charles fired the fatal shot while Henry chased and restrained the saloonkeeper. The brothers then forced Sutton to search Krier’s pockets for money and valuables.
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Henry Nelson
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Panic in crowded New York hall ends in fatal shooting
A 21 year old man Edward Teets shot Olive Ou s ier in a crowded Coney Island music hall after repeated marriage refusal. He wounded her then shot himself but failed to kill himself and was disarmed as panic spread through the audience. A separate report notes police officer Matrice O'Hern was killed in New Rochelle amid a struggle with a mysterious assailant who stabbed and shot him before escaping.
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New York
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Edward Teets
Coney Island
Teds
White Ying
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New Rochelle
Matrice O'Hern
O'Hern
Topeka Flood Tales Tell of Everyday Heroism
Accounts from Topeka describe families saved by sheer courage as floodwaters ripped through homes. Charles Scott and family clung to trees until dawn, while Thomas Reese carried wife and children to safety over five hours. D T Gregg and elders fled a second story by boat, only to be saved as currents pushed their craft into a tree.
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Flere
Topekan
Charles Scott
Haursergiman
Scott
Thomas Reese
D. T. Gregg
Pris
Mr. Gregg
Novel use of sheep in turret tests on Henry L3Y
A Paris dispatch reports the battleship Henry LY underwent a six hour trial to assess shock from heavy guns. Sheep placed at fore turret posts were stunned but unharmed after the discharge, leading observers to conclude gunners would suffer no serious harm compared with men.
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Paris
Cinelannti Commercial Tribune
Pastor to bill his town in circus style sermons
The Rev C H Jones of the First Presbyterian Church in Oswego New York plans summer daily twilight services advertised like a circus by a billposter. Specialties include twelve minute talks titled A Cure For the Blues Antiseptic Christians and The Sixth Sense as outside features to his main sermons.
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Oswego
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New York World
Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Buch
The President's Invoice in a Baltimore Prompting Pickup
A speaker laments a cache of Native American items from multiple states including moccasins and bead work. He questions where to unload or store the gifts while admitting no need for them yet feeling affection and responsibility toward the trunk of items. The scene shifts to Baltimore as the piece closes.
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Kansas
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Gillan
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