London celebration of South Africa peace shocks city crowds
London on June 2 witnessed wild jubilation over the peace in South Africa. Hundreds of thousands filled streets from Whitechapel to Parliament, waving flags and cheering as processions passed. Police guarded the crowds while banners and music marked the relief, and royalty observed the celebrations before Wagner and the national anthem.
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London
South Africa
Jacaden
Ancy
Uhm
le Strand
Mby
Belpters
Lamon
Tadwahd
Everal Princenstass
Srayal
Meadlily
Ubmout
Clementa
Lannton
Teinpater
Cansneln Vanderbilt
New York
Terns for the Boers and British crowds in London
In London a large crowd gathered near Whitglaill as government leader A Balfour arrived to address the house. Diplomatic and colonial officials circulated amid cheers and demonstrations, while Redmond returned from the United States and greeted the assembly. A lively reception followed as congratulatory remarks circulated, with calls for policy changes and reconsideration of Cape rebels regulations. The scene closed with continued public reaction and pages of continued reporting.
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London
Yones
Ford
A. Balfour
Whitglaill
Arikloeri
Ubumberlain
Galforr
Apd Phi Geek
Commine Fold
Beara
Balfour Castle
Attica
Jedward
Dela
Paiaan
Wililah Redmond
United States
Balfour
Ealer
Pheney House
Neeresnor
Trinh
Iial
Cape
Mr. Choate
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Co Expands North and South
The Fort Wayne and Southwestern Company filed increases to its capital to extend operations from Fort Wayne to Goshen and beyond. Amended articles add numerous new branches including Marion, Lafay ette, Wabash, Delphi, Lafayette, Allen, and Goshen among others, aligning with regional railroad growth and signaling expansion plans.
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Fort Wayne & Southwestern Company
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Inines Airpan Pracion Campany Ins
Stabe
Indiananalia
Wayne
Gostien
Work Wayne
Roanoke
Mivateington
Myrion
Ane Arans
Layre
Wabash
Pert
Lorinspor
Delphi
Lafayette
Allien
Wi- Teunsport
BION
Mepttigunn
Fartfordity
Miele
Auburn
Carrebt
Waterlay
Buller
Kendallville
Avilla
Albion Lizentoy
Goshen
Heave
Por Wayne & Southern
Mort Wayne & Northern Traclion Companies
Riot ends in bloodshed as Chicago march clashes erupt
Riot and street fighting erupt in Chicago as police and striking teamsters clash. Cars halted, wagons toppled, and bricks and stones fly amid volleys of revolver fire. Dozens injured, police status maintained despite mobs rampaging through West Lake and Crosby streets. arrests made as chaos recedes.
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North Clinton
Greeny
West Mc.Kinzig Street
Crosby Street
Polsaz
Lien Collins
Stom
Mit
Teltel
Colling
Franchise Up for 70 Company Franchises in City Plan
City council last night debated a plan granting a 35 year franchise to a single carrier and extending seven tickets for 75 cents. The proposal includes a freight loan, possible interurban ties, and future extensions every ten years. The ambiguities prompted a conference among city officials, the traction company, and council members before a final vote. A separate ordinance considered Stephen G. Fleming’s track construction franchise for the interurban line’s city portion, drawing resident petitions and a debate on extensions within Wells and Freeman streets.
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Wayne Tracton
Wroyidad
Geltete
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Yibtie Works
Une
Eotmeil
Ah Tranchixe
Tracton Company
Remeil de Necessary
Board of Public Works
Fraction Company
Stephen G. Pleming
Wild Living
Wells Atreat
Furtman Streat
Sordelek
Churioa Pano
Angry wife destroys furniture in Calhoun street attack
Mes Fre C Roltz wife of prom ineak keeper, enraged after husband’s visits to Miss Bloombull, burst into the Calhoun Street home near Wallace last night around 1 am. She used an ax to wreck chairs, pictures, and furniture, damaging the house before police arrival. Belle Bloombull, a music teacher, aided by Ms Boltz, fled in a vehicle after the destruction. Attempts to suppress the tale were noted.
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Prom
Bolty
Canada to Take a Day Off to Celebrate
Montreal reports a provincial action as authorities consider a general half day off. The move aims to recognize a regional celebration with broad public participation across Quebec and the city.
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Montreal
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Province of
Quebec
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Ely Courte
Bryan's Picture Dusted for Use at Democratic Convention
Indianapolis dispatch reports Bryan’s shifting role at the Democratic State Convention with talk of party patron saints and efforts to minimize public praise. Conservative forces aim to prevent Bryan’s eulogy or horsehead display, while preparatory maneuvering unfolds among candidates including Wall, Bergen, and Howard.
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Dineo
Bryiin
Democratic State Canyon
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Tamlinsan
Bryan
Jonerson
Ducha
Boe Webbe
Ie Mia
Gouven
Jerdora
Bisa
Majority of Mine Workers Strike Amid Eight Hour Fight
A strike by engine men firemen and pumpers was broadly joined by miners as talks on the eight hour day faltered. Reports from mining towns indicate high disruption with a large portion of the workforce idle while unions brace for further action and rail labor shows solidarity.
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Patrike
Josh Opemul
Pyerthon
Earh
Mitehich
Miners’ Union
Freien
Pnp
Lehigh Valley
Abrantan
Bhawwokla
Delaware
Siikers
Pion
Panther Creek Valley Strike Sparks Conflicting Claims
Amid a regional mine strike in the Panther Creek valley, workers report duty at various sites while strike leaders assert many stayed on the job. Company officials counter that only a minority complied, with depots and labor movements prepared to relocate equipment as tensions rise in Takurhle and nearby towns.
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Tanmaqia
Panther Creek Valley
Dirare
Carlondtiot
Adulphin
Takurhle
Kort
Partial Obedience to Strike Order Reported in Lackawanna District
Scranton dispatch notes limited compliance with a strike directive across Lackawanna and Wyoming regions. District President T. S. Nigolls cites 75 percent of firemen and 70 percent of engineers staying on the job. many workers quit, and operators claim difficulty filling positions. Companies claim only a fraction of workers obeyed while inspectors and other staff faced pressure.
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Neryhe Toomit
Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna & Weatern Company
Matuuer May
Brie
Battle Royal on Between Southwestern and Wabash
A chaotic dispute unfolds as the Southwestern and Wabash railways clash over right of way and staging areas. Managers and engineers haggle over routes, sidetracks, and the use of labor, with Wabash threatening court action while Southwestern secures men and offices at the crossing site.
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Houghman
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Nelson
Super Tendent Mager
Wopaxt
Southwastern
Hay
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