Trusts and anti trust convention action at state meeting
The report covers a heated session where Donnelly leads a radical faction opposing resolutions on trusts. The anti trust association plans three representatives per state and aims to back new laws. Speakers from Donnelly and Weaver slate further meetings and tactics amid pro and con votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carico
Nelon
Massoardes
Donnelly
Charman homewater
Henry D
Clara o
United States
Quinn
Butte Montiaine
healudign
zovernor Wewer
Jowr wis
Uhuc
Reciprocity Efforts Aim to Improve US Canada Trade Routes
A wartime convention session reported in favor of reciprocal trade with Canada and deep waterways. Proposals include open competition between runways, joint committees to present to governments, and enacting laws to advance mutual benefits. Speakers from Minnesota and Congress urged cooperation for broader waterways and closer ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
committee on relations
Canad
ias
adam
United states
iron Ganada
Thon
Joseph Mirtin
Hon Wallam
Springer
James J Hill
Great Northern railway
Oreton
Canadian Pacific
Hanne
Winneapolis
Halof Mumtobt
Chompon
Duluth
Telegraphic Briefities from the Era of Fire and Policy
A chaotic telegraph digest reports fire losses near 3 5 million with insurance 2 8 million and a Chicago blaze. crowd counts, suicides in Grand Rapids, campaigning against Sherman overlay, mob actions against papal visitors, shipwrecks, drownings, and political inquiries. Notable notes include a mayoral breakfast for Princess Luialn, photographer concessions at the World’s Fair, a Santa Clara distillery raid, and sudden deaths of military figures in Los Angeles. General reform meetings and a memorial service for President Hayes cap the row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largo
Chicago board
Chicago
Walter Gray
Dot Veley
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York
congress
hop Sembratovich
neu Vitant
Henig
Hanson
Trincess
pri ude
Scudtary Smith
persion board of examiners
reor
Golden Gate pirk
res lence
darsis
Santa Clara
Martin Lirbel
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
National Prison Reform
Clue
Hayes
R Brinkerhoff
Fargo Ruin by Fire Destroys City and Homes
A devastating blaze swept Fargo on June 7, driven by strong winds from Second Street through downtown. The fire destroyed the Northern and Minneapolis elevators, the Lugo and Moorehead firms, and hundreds of homes, leaving about 3000 people homeless or sleeping on the courthouse and schoolhouse yards. Loss estimated at 1,683,000 with insurance covering roughly a quarter. relief and firefighting continued as crews battled remaining hotspots and traffic routes for hours.
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Second street
wistio
bre
Broadway
Browyay
Hillsboro
Jong
Minneapolis
Altick
ulitey
Prachi
Lugo
Moorehead
Edwin Booth Dies after Long Illness in New York Club
Prominent tragedian Edwin Thomas Booth succumbed to a prolonged illness at the Players Club in New York on Wednesday morning. Dr St Clair Smith attended and issued a bulletin noting the perilous condition. Booth died after a period of extreme respiratory distress. Distant relatives and fellow actors gathered, with details of his career and family highlighted in the obit.
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New York
arca
St Clair Smith
Dr Smith
Booth
Smith
tors
Mr Grossanin Booths
Jay Va Vagone
Wilton Liephim
rend
Charles J uryll
Two Fugitive Bandits Fled Town After Sheriff Siege
Sheriff Ray learned Hughwaysmen Lyons and Sontarg were in town. A posse surrounded Byars house but the fugitives were not found. Witnesses described sightings and dress, while later reports said Lyons and Sontag were not at the residence. No trace of the horse and cart was found.
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sun
Sherif Ray
Tins
Sontiz
Tiedal
dans
Mir Bord Tvans
de peiriocs
Lasas hous
sheriffs office
Man street
Mrs
Tulephoe
Repwblien Corregor
Shuiff
Sonti
thag city
old Byrd
Will Protest Hard His Goverment Instiuets Mem to Prevent Liveluion
A chaotic compiled dispatch reports a protest stance toward government measures to curb living conditions and violent acts. The letter from Tsui Kao Yen to Colonel Blanton Dencin urges firm action against enforcement of exclusion policies while praising mutual friendship between nations. A related item notes a violent death and suicide by revolver, with details of letters to family and the killer’s intent.
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Tousvitti
Wisiun
veubleeran
extanis
Lindley
Annexation fears and dynamite scare grip Alameda
The Alamedan report details annexation discussions for a U S protectorate, with government preparations and a $5000 emergency risk. Police found dynamite near the ex Queen barracks. three men were spotted with bombs. The incident prompts August plans as investigations continue in Congress and provincial offices. A funeral for L. Booth is noted in Boston.
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Alameda
annexation
United States
heird
Ibas
Winister Blount
ths
Wisslundon
Spreckels
Honolida
Treaty Signed Ends Long Settlement Plank
June 6 reports the long negotiated Russian treaty finally produced and ratified, with formal proclamation to go into effect twenty days from June 24. The process involved translation from French and careful alignment with the original, and the White House announced the provisions as published in the Washington dispatches.
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estradilion trety
agun
Petusim
Gregham
Zimmer the American Champion in Irish Cycling Race
June 7 race saw American champion Zimmer win the event amid a dramatic crash that injured Ammerman, who retired. Kenni led late, finishing in 12 minutes 76.4 seconds as Irish records set and efforts by many Irish riders plus other contestants were noted.
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Zimmer
sas
seritch
irious prirts
Ireland
Zinmerman
Darin
ammerman
t Myia
stirtim
bedin
Ammerman pirtcu
amly
Kenni
Runaway Tire Plunges, Wrecks Wagon on Sidewalk
A runaway tire on May 7 attached to a wagon ran loose into the sidewalk in front of the Wills block. The crash injured 18 year old James Box Jr., son of the wagon’s owner, who was seated atop the wagon. The boy was trapped under the wreck and sustained broken ribs and other severe injuries.
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Wills block
furtiy
James Box
Pete
Political Convention Outcomes and Nominees Highlight McKinley Support
The report details a Republican state convention with Governor Wehnley’s renomination potential and McKinley’s gubernatorial and presidential prospects. It notes speeches by Chiles Grosveno and Colonel Robert Nevin praising protectionism, the platform on tariffs, and calls to maintain U S financial policy, plus the formal nomination of McKinley for governor and related party strategizing.
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Juan
Wekinsey
Wehinley
simmlus duttes
Vehkinky
America
Goris
Wihanley tod y reconi
siness
miicent foam
Republic
povernor
Ohio
comenton
Duke of Veraput
hovor
Robert Nevins
McKimley
Mewis
brin
McKinley
Tlarris wis
Cleveland
hong
Republici party
Clev
Sherman gilver
Congress
strakim
ab wing industries
Leasurer
Wallant Cape
loracy
John A. Rull
White City hosts vast pageant with tens of thousands watching
The open air spectacle drew about 150,000 onlookers as a massive crowd filled the grounds. Hosts showcased pyrotechnics, a grand procession, and a river of prizes while spectators from all regions marveled at the celebration.
Killing of Bandits Near Bentonville After Running Fight
After a running fight with bank robbers near Bentonville the posse killed a bandit near the line in Indian Territory. Four bandits and several horses were lost in the clash. the pursuing party hid five horses and had six wounded. United States Marshal Copeland and Major Tatton led the effort. The dead bandit was about 30, stripped of identity. The robbers are believed to be remnants of the Starr gang.
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Bertosorr
Ark
shorts
Bentonville
Major Tatton
Grmesh
Indian Territory
Starr
United States
Marsh Copeland
Chicago Brew Makers Convene as Prohibition Law Tightens
The thirty third annual convention of the United States Brewers Association opened with delegates welcomed by Ernest Lecher of the Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers Association. Wainwright commented on Iowa’s prohibition impact, noting fines and license burdens, while Governor Tewelein urged enforcement amid election rhetoric. Separately, a Mobile and Ohio passenger train robbery near Forest Town resulted in $10,000 stolen and no injuries.
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Chcico
United States Brewers Association
Ernest Lecher
Chicgo and
Milwaukee Brewers Association
Wainywright
ince Lomanitte
Iowa
hansis
Tewelin
Tricks That Are Vain and Fraud at Hong Kong Consulate
The United States consul in Hong Kong reports monthly frauds involving 700 to 1000 fake certificates issued to Chinese intending migrants. Certificates claim travel to the United States but lack verifiable country origins. most frauds reach America via steamships landing at Vancouver and other ports. Officials urge caution and outreach to crediting agencies to curb the circulation of fraudulent certificates. Also noted are unrelated items: death of a nobleman, a Pocahontas Degree meeting in Red Men Hill, Henry Hogan’s Fresno visit for commutation, and a public notice demanding $92,000 payment from the Hawangan government.
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Wivsettyctos
OTT Sunone
United States
Hong Kong
Uhint bib
Suions
Ameria
Simons
Vancouver
Tatish Golumtia
treasury
btites
Bloodstained kerchief tied to Mrs Borden case flashback
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds around Mrs Borden murder trial with a bloodstained kerchief found near the defendant’s bed. Witnesses include the family doctor Dr Brown, Mrs Churchoul, Bridget Sulisin, and John Connington as evidence clues surface and the defense presses for details.
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Brown Bridgett Sulisin
Mra
Churcoul
fire Russell
John Connington
Bordens
Corbett Beats Sullivan Imagined Night in New Depot Visit
James T Corbett native son of the Cold I ustut Went knocks wind out of John Sullivan in a Boston Opera House display. Crowds of over a hundred gather as Corbett walks from a sears into the New Depot hotel where his wife shows distress. A surgeon tends a wound while talk centers on Corbett enlarging his head since leaving San Francisco to fight Sullivan.
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James T Corvett
John
La Sullivan
New
Orlow
sears
New Depot
ant
Davidson
Boston
Atle
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