Quotidain Chronicle Surges With Varied World News
A scan of June reports outlines industrial accidents in a Kentucky saw mill and a New Jersey fatal blaze, widespread labor actions in New York and Boston, and legal shifts from Washington to Rochester. The roundup notes political moves, court actions, and international notes from Rome to London, plus obituaries and civic appointments.
Turmoil as House Debates Sundry Civil Bill
Congress faced hours of turmoil as minority members objected to limited debate on the sundry civil bill. Senate work included Niagara river water control, isthmian canal talk, and Indian and diplomatic appropriations. House actions covered pension bills, District of Columbia affairs, and continued sundry civil appropriations.
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Niagara River
Senate—Conference
District of Columbia
Storm toll rises as eight die in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan
A pair of southern Minnesota storms followed by western Wisconsin and northern Minnesota strikes killed eight people across Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan with many injured and extensive farm and home damage. The report notes deaths and injuries across multiple counties, widespread property loss, and more than two hundred thousand dollars in damage, while warning voters about ballot handling and political tensions amid the disaster.
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Michigan
Stoddard
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Halver J. Halvorson
Caledonia
Mina
Peter Meyers
North Branch
Mr. Enedahil, Sr
Andrew H. Olson
Vlathwell
Mich
Alexander Ferguson
William West
Bar
Russian naval court indicts Vensky and Bedovi officers
The naval court of inquiry in St Petersburg indicts Vice Admiral Rojest Vensky and Bedovi torpedo boat destroyer officers for actions at sea. Trials set for July 4, with death as the penalty. General Rennen kampf accuses Lieutenant General Linovitch of communications with a railway workers revolutionaries. The army reports also seek court martial for Colonel Reiman over Moscow uprising executions.
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Manchuria
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Army
Reiman
Moscow
Montana Mine Fire Claims Eight In Rocky Fork Disaster
In Anaconda on June 8 a catastrophic fire caused deadly white damp in the Northern Pacific mine at Rocky Fork Carbon county. Eight miners died including Terance Fleming William Bailey Mike Gabbage Thomas Skelley Al MecFuale Matt Relkka Roy Carey and Joe Bracey. Bailey’s death preceded his mother’s shock fatality. Rescue efforts entered Incline No 6 where men were overcome and later recovered along Incline No 1 with six more bodies found deeper. Carey and Bracey survived initial revivals.
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Rocky Fork
Carbon County
Terance Fleming
William Bailey
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Thomas Skelley
al Me
Carey
Bracey
Miners from Cananea influence Bisbee camp turnout
Following the Cananea strike in Mexico, American miners in the Greene mine area fear dwindling numbers. Hundreds have reportedly crossed into Bisbee in the past two days as Mexican authorities warn arrests for Americans suspected of aiding the strike.
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Arig
Cananea
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Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities June 11
Wheat quotes in Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago report July and Sept prices with on track and arrival terms. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs prices listed for St Paul Chicago and Minneapolis markets with assorted ranges and futures.
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Powtry
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Promoter Borges Convicted in Large Larceny Case
The jury found Ferdinand E Borges Borges guilty on one conspiracy count and seventy three larceny counts. He was indicted with former Congressman William J Owen of Indiana on 126 larceny counts and two conspiracy counts over Ubero Plantation company dealings in Boston and Mexico. Owen has not been arrested.
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Ferdinand E. Borges Borges
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Owen
Democrats Endorse Bryan for President in Arkansas
Hot Springs Arkansas June 7 The Arkansas Democratic convention met in session with intense enthusiasm and unanimously adopted resolutions endorsing William J Bryan for the Democratic presidential candidate in 1908. The gathering also selected the party nominees for senator and state offices to be voted on at the next general election.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Democratic Party
William Jo Bryan
Pack houses face massive losses from crusade against cheese meats
Kansas City reports estimate losses could reach 10 million dollars due to agitation around the presidents crusade against cheese meats. Nationwide business may fall by about 150 million dollars, with factory plants surveyed. Parabou Wisconsin recount notes two youths scuffling caused serious injuries to Harold Hull and Mrs. Robinson, who died after witnessing the incident.
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