Workmen Peril as Ship Capsizes in Dry Dock
In New York the United States transport Ingalls capsized in the Erie basin South Brooklyn during repairs. One painter Martin Andersson was killed and many workers were injured or drowned as the vessel toppled to its side into fifty feet of water. About 240 laborers were aboard or nearby when the accident occurred and rescue attempts continued as officials assessed the disaster.
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New York
United States
Ingalls
Intance Dry
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Ndergo
Lik
Win
Borsiden
Meghanles
Thor
Manila
Martin Andersgn
Witter
Balf
Outallei
May Lynch Im Prisoned Necroes In New Oflhans
A June 14 report describes a crowd attacking a prison, threatening lynching of inmate May Lynch and fellow suspects. Guards held firm as protests surged, and officials prepared interviews with Prophet Smith and others while police maintained strong custody to prevent further violence.
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Oflhans
Gray Rowton
Nes Gris Bedford
Abell Cnce
Shaws
Boynton Tomorow
Smith
Tossier Parish
Uhlig
General Knefler Dead in Indianapolis In Civil War Era
General Fred Knefler, former president of the board of regents of the Soldiers' Monument, died in Indianapolis after an illness. A prominent figure in tidiank-tle haa, he served with the famous 79th Tar dina regiment during the Civil War and had been on civic duty for years.
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Indianapolis
Fred Knefler
Board of Regents
Soldiers’ Monument
79Th Tardina
Innight
Covalld
Paper Box Trust Faces Promoter Merger Challenge
A fragmented notice indicates promoters seek to merge the paper box industry nationwide. Several changes at firm plants are noted amid this push, with stakeholders awaiting a decision on the consolidation plan.
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Ciacagn
Jane U
Fs Ac Pelos
Trust Forming to Control Steel Firms in U S
A report from Glaveland Ohio alleges Greater Steel Trust plans to consolidate United States Steel and four rivals to form a steel monopoly. It names Cambridge Belt, Podnaylyila Bled, HKellinhem tron, dunes and Laughlin as targets, funded by associates near Pennsylvania Steel, with links to state rail interests.
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Glaveland
Jim O
Walder
United States Steel Corporation
Ant Ho Attic Fulerate
Thatleby
Sted
Untheld
Camdehy Bel Company
Podnaylyila Bled Company
Hkellinhem Tron Company
Sand the
Dunes and Laughlin Company
Cantral
Phtallng Can
Withelag
Grand Rapids Waterworks Scandal Indictments Named
Grand Rapids jury returns five indictments in an alleged waterworks scandal. Indicted are Thomas F. McGarry, Stilbon W. McLeod, Land K. Sallabury, Garrit Aller, and Henry A. Paylor of New York. Taylor’s arrest was ordered. others are in custody.
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Grand Rapids
Midh
The
Grandary
Menare
Thoiad F. McGarry
Stilbon VW. McLeod
Lant K. Sallabury
Garrit Aller
Henry A. Paylor
New York
Taylor
Ute Grand Jury
Superintendents Adjourn Refer Resolutions to Committee
June 14. County superintendents adjourned at the state house after dismembering and referring back to the committee the resolutions offered yesterday. The sole exception approved a plan for a eighty? ten of uniform blanks. they will be prepared for use in ninety two counties. Claude Ly Rankin of Orange elected a new officer slate with Logan J Hamilton president and James H? Of Prathfort as vice president.
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Initana Polis
Atate House
Ywker, and Son
Jonea
Rensaelaer
James HL
Prathfort
Avanden
Scotisburg
West Baden Hotel Fire Destroys Resort. Guests Escape
A early morning blaze at the Mineral Springs hotel in West Baden Ind forced 268 occupants to flee in nightwear. No deaths occurred though several had narrow escapes. The hotel and bathhouse were destroyed as flames spread rapidly due to lack of fire apparatus. Guests, including Amy Leslie of the Chicago News, Mrs Harris of Milwaukee, and Miss Sinclair, all escaped with varying losses of clothing jewelry and personal effects. The spiral front escape aided many to safety before the building collapsed.
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West Baden
Ind
Mineral Springs
Mary
Guerts
Roliu
Che Brett
Rey
Gitonte
Horton
T. G. Heawkins
Bunloosa
Marion
Miss Sinclair
Hotes
Harris
Wilwaukee
Misa Blanche Hall
Chicago
Davis
Cincinnati
Lele
Guedte
Tony Jadles
Colonel Wing
Rovernor Nash
Policn
Cin
Ohio Debates Nominees for Governor in State Conventions
Columbus notes indicate Republicans may renominate Governor Nash for a second term while Democrats back Col. James Kilbourne. Nash’s health improves but opposition from anti-Nash factions persists. Key figures Caldwell Cox Kilbourne McLean vie for influence as the July conventions approach. Nominations listed include Supreme Judge Minshall Crew Price and Attorney General Sheets, with Democratic candidates mostly unannounced.
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Columbus
George S. Nash
James Kilbourne
Gity
Nash
George &. Cox
Cincinnati
Cairiwetl
Caldiwell
Sin
Calder
Nashartava
Hamilton
Jon Ih
Mubein
Golam
Kile
Conversien de
Trewerd
Torndownwin
Johnson Ix
McLean
Kilbourne
United States
Demneris
Tegialy Lve
McLain
Leutenant Kavernor
Suspreme Court
State Trensurer
Supreme Judge
B. Minshall
Roshbuniy
W. TR. Crew
Noble
James J, Price
Allen
C. Trussell
Mings
Supreme Court
Lerk A
Gruenfied
Wayne
J. B. Allen
Atlans
Newton Miller
Delaware
Ta Rimotaon
Belmont
WT. McLain
Shelby
Alva Hall
Guernaly
J. Coupland
Paulding
Swignt Crow
Champaign
John MM
Sheets
Ottawa
Wow
G. Suliman
Summit
Wal
Four Killed at Crossing Near Oak Park Station
A passenger train struck a double carriage at Hamilton Avenue crossing in Oak Park, killing four people instantly. The victims listed include George W. Buckingham, Miss Abbie Buckingham, Mrs. Thomas Applagat, and Mrs. Wm. Stumphrey, all residents of nearby Adrian. The Marietta line train was due at nine o'clock today.
Reception of Turners festival in Indiana District opened
Readied for the Indiana District festival of the North American Turner Bund. Four hundred Turners expected to arrive, with reception committees and railway station greeters. Parade forms at Tyner ball area, then a grand festival procession through downtown ending at Turner hall for a formal reception and welcome by Victor Kalteyer and Mayor Erghom.
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Tara-Verela
Turners
Harrison
Columbia Streets
Turner Halt
Columbia Street
Barr
Onset
Montgomery
Montsonary
Calhoun
Douglasar
Doushiss
Webster
Baker
Huber
Columbia
Flagler To Wed Again Amid Divorce Case Fallout
West Palm Beach Fla Itiner 1 Mittik experted Rat they divurer asiud for by Agury M Plagher the Shtadard off wagnate will by granted shout August 1 The amount on which the divaren faake is insanity The Segivtature Whith has just adjourted passed Taw snaking Imanity a sround for oil vores Henry Flagler Florida legislator Florida law against insanity as a cause for divorce Mrs Flagler allegedly insane describes a Pleasantville N Y asylum and the Florida move to legally separate two years after mutual insanity verdicts Henry Flagler New York millionaire powerful in state affairs and the proposed remarriage add to a tragic Florida divorce tale
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Fla
Mittik
Agury M. Plagher
Flagler
Pleasnotville
N.Y
Pleasantville
Telford Road
Henry mM. Pugler
Florida
Henry Mingler
Hoster
New York
Fingley
Carlos Mac
Dunakl
Halt
Mmr
Ianyan Tie
Hla Marciage
Northfield ferry disaster sinks after collision at Whitehall
The steamer Northfield, with up to 1,200 aboard, collided with the Mauch Chunk ferry off Whitehall Street in New York. The Northfield sank quickly in the East River, causing over 100 deaths and a frantic rescue by shore crews and nearby vessels. Captain Abraham Johnson of the Northfield and Captain Griffin of the Mauch Chunk faced arrest as investigators blamed timing and navigation for the wreck.
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York
Staten Island Kerry Company
Central Fullowl
New Jersey
Staten Island
Whitehall Street
Northfield
Terk
Chilukeft
Cati- Inubipaw
Whiteh Street
Ofive
Battery
Bontys
Affin
Amperslin
Johnson
Mauch Chunk
Joerd
Tarrifle
Tiroky
Central Railroad
Paastigern
Thainaclven
Northfield Wan Helnyg
Bawt
Statenland
Haly
Abraham Johnson
Northfold
Wis
Kiiin
Jersey City
Inns
Uleios
Jeraey
Grifin
Menslaughtae
George WH
Criminal Courts
UK Alam
Night Gable News Incident Report
A garbled report describes an incident at an unidentified location with an official looking suspect. Authorities say the event sparked a partisan uproar and investigations are underway.
Inter-Urban Line Planned From Goshen to Fort Wayne
Spécial to the Journal Gazette reports initial steps toward building an inter urban railway linking Goshen with Fort Wayne. Attorney Thomas R Marshall represents the backers, with a plan to run a heavy electric line via North Webster and Syracuse to Goshen, tapping waterpower near Tescottown and connecting eight railroads. The route would span about eighty miles and pass through Allen, Whitley, and Kosciusko counties, with franchises sought from county commissioners and efforts to expedite construction.
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Journal-Gazette
Gostuen
Ind
Fort Wayne
Goshen
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Valorous Brown
Bermian
W. W. Hatch
Marshall
North Webster
Syracuse
Mr. Redden
TeassterLown Nil
Ting
Mirshall
Allen
Whik Ing
Kosciiska
Webster
Reading
Indiana
Tuvalista
Ares
Ars
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Teahird Sanders
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Ludgron
Samuel Hardwin
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Sereven Cattity
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General Knefler
Board of Regents of Soldiers Monumdent
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Mone
Oro
Foraker
Eye Democracy
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Wite Wii
New York Harbor
Daniel Gully
Mutual
Mulwal
Silveatton
Dave
Klin
Ufe
Cound
C. Grillia
Baek
Nortifiell
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Statensland
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