Battle at Dunnville narrows Cripple Creek clash casualties
A pitched battle at Dunnville south of Victor pits 200 deputies under Adjutant General Bell against about 150 Cripple Creek miners. Fifteen miners were captured and six union miners were killed including John Carter and John Carley. The deputies seized arms and ammunition after storming the miners’ entrenched position.
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Cripple Creek
Dunnville
Victor
Bell
John James
John Davis
John Carter
General Bell
John Carley
Citizens' mob wrecks a newspaper office in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Col June 9 after a night of intense excitement from battles between troops and strikers at Dunnville a small skirmish on Big Bull Hill and a mob wrecked the Victor Record office breaking machinery and forcing the employee to leave town.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Dunnville
Big Bull Hill
Te Victor Record Office
Rumors of Japanese Losses at Port Arthur Reported
Reports from Liao Yang claim Japanese forces attacked Port Arthur on June 2 by land and sea, suffering about 3,500 dead and four torpedo boats. Other dispatches rumor a naval clash in the Gulf of Pechili and bombardment near Liao Tung Gulf as Russians move around Wafangdian.
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St. Petersburg
Tom Liao Yang
Port Arthur
Gulf of
Pechili
Liao Tung Gulf
Kaiping
Wafangdian
Chinese Boats Blocked At Port Arthur Entry
Chinese arrivals report Port Arthur harbor entrance remains blocked. Only small craft like gingoats and torpedo boats can pass at high tide. The Japanese fleet conducts daily bombardment from long range, avoiding closer approaches due to Russian mines.
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Port Arthur
Long Rane
Soldiers Target Union Miners in Detachment Report
A June 9 report notes a squad in mounted detachment pursuing several miners affiliated with a union. The action involves pursuit and disputed costs, with unclear additional context and specifics remaining unreadable.
Knox Named as Succeeder to Senator Quay
Philadelphia June 9 announcements state Attorney General Knox is expected to succeed Senator Quay. Owensboro Kentucky June 9 nearly all major railroads attend the ninth annual meeting of the National Association of Traveling Sales Agents. Members arrive by special train from Lewisville for reception and officer sessions with plans for business tomorrow and a tour to Mammoth Cave.
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Pentrose
Durm
Ray
Knox
Owensboro
Counry
National Association of
Lewisville
Otr
Maramuth Cave
Woman Hangs For First Time In Forty Years
A fragmented report from New York notes a woman executed by hanging, marking the first such death in four decades. Details are sparse, with limited readable names and locations.
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New York
Annie Vores
Lari
Train robbers encounter reported near Cesile field
A chaotic report describes an alleged encounter with train robbers near Cesile field. Reporters Bill and others, including Cale and Ursin, were surrounded during the incident.
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Speings
Cale
Pherill
Bill
Russian Officials Deny Forts Damaged in Port Arthur
St. Petersburg reports June 9 that the war office has information contradicting Chinese fugitives from Che Foo about a four day land and sea assault on Port Arthur and extensive fort damage.
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St. Petersburg
War Office
Che Foo
Port Arthur
Togo Reports Reconnaissance at Port Arthur Harbor
Togo relayed that on Tuesday June 7 his squadron conducted a reconnaissance of Port Arthur Harbor. The ships moved deep inside the harbor and faced Russian fire. One sailor and one petty officer were killed.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Persistent rumors of fighting on the Kwang-Pung Peninsula
Telegram reports from St Petersburg and Muikden discuss rumored fighting on the Kwang-Pung Peninsula with the war office noting possible intensification. Japanese plans reportedly include a dawn attack on a fortress as Russian authorities express cautious optimism about peace prospects amid war weariness.
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St. Petersburg
Kwang -Pung Peninsula
War Office
Marines Landed in Tangier for Belgian Minister's Wife
Tangier June 9 The American consul sent two unarmed marines to the residence of Colmess Du Buis Berat wife of the Belgian minister living in isolation as her husband is in Fez. The move is a precautionary measure with negotiations for captives' release proceeding slowly.
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Tangier
Colmess du Buis- Berat
Miss
Story
New York
Fez
Fies
Raisulis
Uncle Sam Lands Troops in Africa
Washington reports a state department note noting naval precedent for protecting foreign interests. It cites past U S actions protecting British and German interests abroad and mentions Admiral Hadwick landing Marines in Africa as a century milestone. It also notes the Belgian legation may be targeted by interior tribesmen.
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Washington
State Department
South American
United States
San Domingo
Nsewhere
Hadwick
Africa
Seconding Speeches for Roosevelt Nomination Named
Washington June 9 officials announce the list of men chosen to second the nomination of Roosevelt. The slate includes Senator Beveridge Indiana George of Knight California Harry Stillwell Edwards Georgia Joseph Cotton Minnesota and Harry S Cummings Maryland.
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Washington
Secon
I Isidertt” Roosevelt
Beveridge
Indiana
George of Knight
California
Harry Stillwell Si Edwards
Georgia
Joseph Cotton
Innesota
Harry 'S. Cummings
Mary
Levi Leiter Dies in Bar Harbor at 72
Levi Z. Leiter of Chicago died suddenly in Bar Harbor, Maine, of heart failure. He was father of Lady Curzon of Keddleston and Joseph Leiter, noted investor.
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Joe Leiter
Maine
Bar Harbor
Levi Z. Leiter
Chicago
Lady Curzon of
Keddleston
Joseph Leiter
War ends as ports opened to commerce by cable
A terse cablegram from the Navy Department dated Monte presents Admiral Sigsby notifying that all Santo ports are open to commerce. The message coincides with postwar adjustments and a call by Representative Hitt for peace currency measures and broader economic reopening.
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Washington
Navy Department
Imiral Sigsby
Monte
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