Robert Waddell Wins the American Derby at Washington Park
Robert Waddell, a 12 to 1 shot, captured the forty-eighth American Derby at Washington Park by a neck over The Parader with Six Shooter close in third. Terminus, Bonni Bert, Beau Gallant, and The Marauder followed as the long-waited upset unfolded amid a throng of 30,000 observers in Chicago.
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Twenty three lives saved in shipwreck off Bishop's Rock
London dispatch reports the British bark Falkland, Captain Geraci, wrecked near Bishop's Rock while sailing from Pavan January 30 to Falmouth with grain. The St Agnes lifeboat saved twenty three including the captain's wife and child and the second mate. The mate fears no other crew survived.
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Brigadier Wink Sweeps Sheepshead Bay Handicap
In a rough field at Sheepshead Bay, Brigadier Wink shows sharp form winning the Sheepshead Bay Handicap. Dee Ghee and other notable runners chased the winner as Star Tight and Second Star Tight placed, with several rivals faltering in the stretch. The race produced fast times and a dramatic finish as the crowd watched the late stages unfold.
Indiana’s Claim Is Just About War Equipment
Indianapolis 32 year old Major Miller of the adjutant general’s office says Indiana asked no more than the actual cost to equip its soldiers for the Spanish American War. A War Department auditor reported many states billed more than their true expenses. Miller cites government initial refusals to pay and says Indiana’s claim was justified as equipment costs were part of the regular guard appropriation. The total bill for the equipment was about 99000 dollars.
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Berlin Crowds See Bismarck Statue Unveiling and Regatta
Berlin crowds gather for the unveiling of the Bismarck memorial before the Reichstag while regatta events in Kiel delay, as Emperor Wilhelm’s remarks on Germany’s commercial expansion and China policy draw attention. The yacht race sees the Emperor protest a winner, and foreign ships arrive for the Kiel contests as Germany weighs cabinet moves and neutrality stance.
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Conservative aides tilt as minister backs liberal claims
The paper notes Herr Mueller, the minister of commerce, is seen as cautious to displace his conservative assistants who may constrain his liberal aims. It references a pro-Bismarck demonstration at Friedrichsruhe and a telegram to Henry Labouckere praising Lovest Fa¢lishmen amid the fuss over the deer cate.
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First Masses at St Patrick’s Church with Newly Ordained Priests
Father Fitzpatrick and Father Conroy, recently ordained, will celebrate their first masses today at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Bishop Aungling ordained them last Friday, with Father Delaney assisting and Father Munrovan as master of ceremonies. The youths, sons of local families, studied at Mt St Mary’s and St Joseph’s, and will be joined by two more candidates next year.
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Receiver Appointed for Nashville Street Railway Company
A receiver was appointed in the US District Court in Nashville to take control of the street railway, capitalized at 15 million dollars. Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company, owner of 4.06 million in bonds, seeks foreclosure after alleged default on forest payments last February. B W C Lewis and Percy Warner named as receivers, with a joint bond posted.
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Fire at Scott village wipes out plant, raises alarm
A fire swept through a small village area early today damaging a plant and prompting emergency response. Details are unclear as the report contains garbled text but indicates significant property impact and ongoing investigation. Local authorities were responding.
Deaths and notices from a Spanish-American War veteran’s death
Aged 21, private Hasty of Company G 150th Indiana volunteer infantry dies at home from consumption after Florida camp exposure during the Spanish-American War. Survived by parents, seven siblings. Funeral at Trinity M. K. Church with Rev. G. B. Wilts officiating. many details withheld. Also notices include other local deaths and society notices with church, lodge, and family affiliations.
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Chaffee Chosen as Mag Arthur Successor in Philippines
Washington reports that Major General Chaffee is named successor to Arthur in the Philippines. The large public building financed by Manila’s municipal funds will house civil authorities, while the palace and other theaters become military headquarters under the new command. Government functions shift as the military assumes control nationwide.
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Striking Milwaukee Machinists Enjoined by Court
Injunction bars machinists from interfering with operations at Walter Manufacturing, a ruling issued today by Judge Fargo Et Ott. Outcome pivotal for the Walter Company as workers had threatened to strike to push for company rules and wage demands. A W Holmes, president of the International Association of Machinists, and lodge leaders were named in the directive.
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Depew Defends Non Third Term Stance in Letter
New York June 22 Senator Depew answers Ohio Representative Grosvenor on the third term issue for President McKinley. He argues against the temptation of a new term and warns Americans to protect liberties and institutions. He cites Lincoln and urges careful judgment when faced with a crisis.
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Death of Adebert Hay Found in New Haven
Reports in New Haven describe the death of Adebert Hay aged about 22. He was found prostrated near the hotel after an evening with friends. The body was identified by students and a coroner’s inquiry noted an accidental cause, with a viewing attracting considerable attention. Washington notes mention Adebert S. Thy serving as consul to Pretoria from 1900 and resigning to return home.
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Central States swept by terrific storm in Pennsylvania
A devastating storm swept Central States, causing severe damage across Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and surrounding districts. The deluge toppled structures, flooded streets, and caused at least three confirmed deaths, with property losses estimated around $200,000. The storm collapsed a grandstand, wrecked more homes, and disrupted rail and streetcar service as floodwaters rose through Fifth Avenue and Forbes Avenue.
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Ohio Storms Strike Central Regions Deluge and Lightning Deaths
Severe storms swept Ohio causing extensive property damage and isolations. A son of Geo Reese was killed by lightning near Wheeleyaturm. Widespread electrical outages disrupted Fort Wayne and Chicago communications, with central Indiana feeling the alarm as lines remained down across the state.
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Night Gable News: Engagement at Waterkloot reaches losses
In Waterkloot on June 20 a clash between British and Boer forces left eight dead and two mortally wounded among the Urilish, with several wounded overall. A Cape Colony unit reported heavy action as Boer squads suffered casualties and retreats were noted.
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