Wider World Echoes in Brief News Wrap
In a condensed weekly digest, items include a Third National Bank of Detroit accounting in federal court, Cyrus Teed’s Koreshan movement activity, Roosevelt linked to a New York police post rumor, 87 percent steel mill price push in Chattanooga, St James Missouri warding off land and a Soldiers’ Home corps, and multiple scattered reports from Ohio to Europe on politics, crime, weather, and finance.
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Third National Bank of
Detroit
Cyrus Teed
Chicago
Pittsburg
Beaver Falls
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service
New York
Chattanooga
Tenn
St James
Woman's Relief Corps
Hazelrigg Nickell
Henry Collins
Moorhead
Abner Grier
Delaware
Ohio
Montreal
Jacob Schwartz
Louisville
Sam Nolan
Fort Worth
Tex
Massillon
Cial
Catherine Scott
Brooklyn
Ireland
Frederick William Farrar Ify i R. S
Westminster
Canderbury
Chelera
Mecca
Thoerner Aml Briegel
House of Commons
Arthur
Wellesley Peel
Lalbach
Suntigge
Chul
Tas
Frankfort
Historikers
Yi Li
Japan
Renal
Zola
Societe Des Gens de Levtres
Austria-Este
India
Ceylon
Java
Trudie Barnes
Wheeling
W. Va
Sait
J C McGregor
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Boston
I T
John Ford
Bridgeport
Conn
D. J. Cremin
James F Wilson
Iowa
Winnebago
Nebraska
Co. P. Huntington
San Francisco
West
Casualties including railway official killed at Elkhart
L. H. Key, 60, a prominent railway official, was instantly killed when run over by an engine in Elkhart Indiana. The burned body of an unknown man presumed tramp was found among ashes in a straw stack at Elwood. William Neuman, 35, died at Stillwater Minnesota in Hershey's sawmill after a sliver pierced his head. Miss Willitta Camburn, 65, of Tipton Michigan, died from severe burns when her clothing caught fire while burning rakings in her dooryard.
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L. H. Key
Elkhart
Ind
Elwood
William Neuman
Hershey
Still Water
Minn
Willitta Camburn
Tipton
Mic
Paris Strike Shuts 5000 Omnibus Workers
A five thousand strong strike halts Paris omnibus services as unrest spreads across the city. In other highlights a Pasteur memorial tablet is unveiled at the Ecole Normal center. Other notes mention Reichstag results at Iisenach, horse racing plans near Baldoyle, and various European political maneuvers.
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Paris Omnibus Companies
Chemicat Pasteur
Ecole Normale
France
Iisenach
Herr Casselman
Social Democrat
Messrs
Croker
Dwyer
Whitsuntide
Baldole
Jublin
Simms
Campbell
United States
Senor Thedim
Washington
Scivian Skuptschina
Latbach
Labor Notes on Mining and Industry Strikes and Increases
Reported labor actions include Austrian miners in Cincinnati barred from town limits while wage demands rise. Pittsburg district miners push for sixty nine cents per ten and plan a convention to reaffirm their 69 cent demand. Weavers at Westerly Woolen Mills return to work after an increase in wages and steady hours.
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David Bradley Manufacturing Company
Kankik
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Westerly Wool Woolen Company
Crime Briefs Across Regions Highlight Arrests and Fatalities
A wave of incidents includes Edward Cutsinger’s burglary in Amity Indiana with $1,500 in valuables taken while the family was away. Reports mention Jerry S. Friel’s self defense claim after a fatal shooting near Sioux City. Other items note a civil engineer killed in Zacatecas Mexico, a sheriff shot near Kingwood, and various alleged crimes and arrests across states, with multiple suspects jailed or awaiting trial.
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Edward Cutsinger
Amity Ind
Wuhi Schmitz
Clinton
Paws National Guarda
Jerry S. Friel
Michael Shotts
Sioux City
Thomas L. Laford
Zacates Tan
Mexico
Gordon
Sheriff Shaw
Ness
Whitmean & Barnes Manufacturing Company
A. T. Willams
Bayfield County Wits
Ashland
Tacoma
Wash
Paul Schulzecho
Northern Pacific Railroad
Thornton Parker
Winchester
Otrs
Melton
Frank Fuller
New Orleans
Lia
Wenrietta Gardner
French cyclist Huret eyes 100 mile ride feat
Sporting notes report Huret expects to ride 100 miles on iders. The piece mentions Rennedy Child as Hartford alderman and notes world cycling championships to be held in Cologne on August 17 18 and 19 under the German Cyclists Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huret
Iders
Rennedy Child
National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers
Hartford
Conn
Cologne
Deutsches Radfahrer Trandt
Germann Cyclists’ Union
Massachusetts Representative Cogswell Ill but Improving
Representative Cogswell of Massachusetts is seriously ill but shows improvement. Five hundred garment workers strike in St Louis against the sweating system. Governor Altgeld appoints Philip Goethe of Chicago and Eugene Ackerman of Carmi as fish wardens. Minnesota Senate approves general appropriations bill totaling 1 927 000 dollars. Kentucky Republican state central committee shifts meeting date away from Decoration Day.
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Cogswell
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Kathleen Davitt Dies in Australia Obituary
Kathleen Davitt eldest daughter of Irish leader Michael Davitt is dead. Mr Davitt has just arrived in Australia from England. The Rev W Winn a longtime Methodist minister and a famed scout for Gen. Morgan during the war died in Nashville Tennessee at age 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Michael Davitt
Davitt
Australia
England
W Winn
Gen. Morgan
Nashville
Tenn
Cuing Miscellany Reports Quarantine and Appointments
A miscellaneous column notes a new cane of muallbun in Spring Valley Illinois with seventy houses quarantined. Clarence Sampson is appointed receiver for Schmerlen Fitzpatrick at St Joseph Missouri with indebtedness of 30000 dollars. Other items include a summer conference at Grinnell College from June 26 to July 3 on a Christian revival, a snow day in Colorado, and reassurance that the Ber ing Sea schooner is safe. Delegates to a Pittsburg Young Women’s Christian Association meeting held prayer meetings. Patrick Murphy claims to be nephew of Judge Handley of Scranton. Military movements involve First Cavalry and Seventh Cavalry units exchanging posts at Port Grant Oregon and Fort Riley Kansas. All MK and 7 railway passenger trains now use Union Station in St Louis. Citations touch on Kansas live stock, cattle shipments, and various regional notices.
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Spring Valley
Clarence Sampson
Drs Goods
Schmerlen & Fitzpatrick
St Joseph
Town College
Grinnell
Colorado
Tacoma
Young Womens Christian Association
Pittsburg
Patrick Murphy
Los Angeles
Cal
Judge Handley
Scranton
First Cavalry
Arnold
Maj Viele
Port Grant Ore
Seventh Cavalry
Cal Sumner
Maj Baldwin
Fort Riley
Kas
So Lonis
Richard Croker Lesa
Moody Evangeling Rainstorm Disaster at Fort Worth Tabernacle
During Services by Dwight Moody in Fort Worth Texas a roof section collapsed during a heavy rainstorm injuring several. The crowd of 10 000 was jostled amid panic with multiple injuries including J V Ingram Will J Paisley and Mrs Mary Murphy. Moody urged prayer as rain fell again.
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Moody
Fort Worth
Texas
Tex
Tabernacle
Dwight Moody
J V Ingram
Will J. Paisley
Mary Murphy
Miss Scrason
Weatherford
Lulu Haley
W . Manchester
Morton Logan
Evangelist Moody
Forth Worth
Mr Moody
Cattlemen Alarmed by Mexican Cattle Arrival in Eureka
Fresh excitement grips Eureka Kansas as a carload of cattle from San Simon Arizona arrives north of the quarantine line. Some cattle believed from old Mexico may carry Texas fever. Greenwood Cattlemen's Association urges Sheriff Smith to quarantine the animals while awaiting the Live Stock Sanitary Commission decision. Tension rises as armed locals vow to protect their herds.
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Eureka
Kan
San Simon
Ariz
Old Mexico
Greenwood Cattlemen’s Association
Smith
Live Stock Sanitary Commissioner
Johnson
Greenwood County
Sanitary Commission
Murder Echoes Whitechapel in New York Belvedere
A woman murdered in Bellevue hospital near April 22 resembles the Whitechapel crimes of Jack the Ripper. Autopsy reveals mutilations linking the New York case to the infamous London murders, though less severe. the killer remains at large as details emerge.
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New York
Nght
Bellevue Hospital
White Chapel
London
Jack the Ripper
Flirtilla Wins San Francisco Derby 2.38
A deadly collapse at a church event caused injuries and a woman's death after a heavy rain as debris and mud filled the gallery. Police held a man on suspicion while investigators trace the path of the incident to a tenement hallway on Naida Thompson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flirtilla
Naida Thompson Street
Phe Poe Heemian
Houston Street
Pathan
Investigations spread over Schulze and Reed cases
Reports from Tacoma and Portland detail ongoing probes into the Schulze salede affair and the Yakima Investment Co remit, with $160,000 shortfall identified to date and land office experts reviewing books. Separately a Baptist minister Reed is deemed marginally mentally sound after a commission cites dime novel reading and recommends reform school if legally permissible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Paul Sohulze
Schulzes
Land Office
Phipps
St Paul
Gray's Harbor
Portland
Yakima Investment Company
Schulze Wan
Ore
Reed
Geanewen
Reform School
Bloody shoe figure widens church murder rumor
In Indianapolis April reports about a sensational church murder case swirl as a shoe with blood stains surfaces at police HQ. The shoe belonged to Rev J George Gloson and was found in his study, prompting speculation that a pastor may be involved, though autopsy results deem the rumor unfounded.
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San Mran
Calo
Blaugh
Uegrges
Jarrett
Pelice
Miss Williams
J George Gloson
Miss Lamont
Gibson
Trade report notes speculative rise and mixed signals across markets
R. G. Dunn & Co. reports growing speculative business while export demand remains weak. Cotton and wheat rise but markets show ample stocks and reduced foreign demand. beef prices climb under consolidation by a few large firms. Wool sales and wool production hint at higher output, though iron demand remains uncertain and U.S. failures rise versus Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
Atlantic
Morten
Canada
United States
National League Standings and Sunday Results
Baseball report shows St Louis beat Chicago and Cleveland lost to Cincinnati. Chicago moves to a tie with Pittsburgh for second while St Louis shifts toward ninth. Standings list Cincinnati Boston Chicago Baltimore New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington and Cleveland with recent game results and attendances.
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St Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Cinednmath
Pittsburg
St Louis Bees
Jaoulavitte
Cincinnati
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
St Neon
Cincfonat
Clevelland
Louisvile Pittsburg
Louisville
Brooklyn
Chicago papers sold to Huu Kohlsant governing policy shift
In Chicago on Saturday Huu Kohlsant purchased control of the Times Herald and Evening Post, aiming to direct policy for both papers. The $1,000,000 deal centers on defending American industry under protective tariffs and opposing free silver coinage, while avoiding party alliances.
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Chicago
Thmes-Herald
Huu Kohlsant
Ils
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Mayer Hoch
Pallee
Milwauker
Booley
State
Republican League of
Chuba
Poclereluey
Seaman
Milwaukee
City of Venice
Metiten Transportation Company
Spokane
ST Soul
Whitechapel
Jesus
Laperts
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Vandeholze
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San Fransipee Voordernae
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