World Briefs In Briefs From Across the Globe
The report covers a sick family delaying Adolph Stoecker of Berlin’s visit, Spain’s cabinet ready to act to quell Maé rebellion in Cuba with more troops, the San Francisco schooner Norma n near Manzanillo, Archbishop Langevin urging Canadian parliament to stand on church school issues, a Montreal MP’s daughter eloping with comedian R Giroux, Father Neufeld’s death after eighteen years in Sudan, Manitoba refusing to submit to separate Catholic schools, two women and one man surviving the Colima wreck reaching fifty miles away, and Japanese unrest over government submission to Russian demands possibly triggering revolt.
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Adolph Stoecker
Berlin
Germany
Cuba
San Francisco
Norman
Manzanillo
Archbishop Langevin
Winnipeg
Mantuba
Miss Martener
Montreal
R Giroux
Father Neufeld
Soudan
Manitoba
Canada
Colima
Japan
Political convention calls and free silver debate across parties
The Populists convene in Jackson on July 13 while Democrats meet in August. Silver men at Memphis condemn current finance and press 16 to 1 coinage. Congressman Long positions as free silver man. Senator Lindsay of Kentucky denounces free silver in Wilkfort. Hansbrough backs free coinage but honors party decisions. St Louis seeks national party conventions in 1896.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Memphis
Congressman Long
Jerry Simpson
Senator Lindsay
Kentucky
Wrankfort
Yaier
Tawa
Hansbrough
Casualties across multiple accidents and disasters
A summary of fatal and injurious events: a tramp falls from a moving train at Andover and dies. Harry Stone and Dennis G Brien drown when a sailboat capsizes near Norfolk. Flora Evans struck by a train at Portland Indiana, losing an arm and leg. two express trains collide near Hardeeville with fatalities among tramps and a broken leg for Engineer. Curtis Downa killed by a train near Toledo. schooner Kate Hinchman leaks off Greenstand drifting toward Popple Point. Kerr of Mechester Maryland drowns rescuing his son who fell overboard and the boy is saved. Hugo Miller's 9-year-old son fatally shot at Indianapolis. Hal Wilson 11 fatally shoots himself at Franklin Indiana. forest fires threaten Pine City Colorado. mine tipple and powerhouse fire at Rebbing mine Pittsburg leaves 600 men unemployed. jail fire at Pana Illinois endangers inmates but is contained.
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Andover
Harry Stone
Dennis G. Brien Wer
Norfolk
Flora Evans
Portland
Ind
Charleston and Savannah
Hardeeville
Blacks
Curtis Downa
Wauseon
Toledo
Kate Hinchman
Green
Popple Point
Kerr
Mechester
Hugo Miller
International Typographical Union
Indianapolis
Hal Wilson
FrantIin
Pine City
Col
Tipple
Pittsburg
Pana I
Violent Incidents Reported Across States and Trails
In Tennessee Chattanooga Camp Jacobs fatally shot his brother Rufus Jacobs. In Georgia Savannah a man stabbed to death by his wife after discovering him with another man. In Iowa McCormick attempted to force entry as Patterson’s house. In Huntington church near Huntington Va Creed Harvey and Anna Lunsford shot. Creed believed fatally wounded. In Cal East Ukiah stage held up. $200 stolen. In Kentucky James Whitaker shot Neal Anderson after threat claim. In Winnipeg a railway engineer William Farr captured near Vancouver after jail escape. Deputy Charles Evans shot at Mecunt Sterling by John Johnson. gunfire and threats cited. sporadic violence reported.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jacobs
Rufus Jacobs
Jack Gibson
Savannah
John Patterson
Charles McCormick
Marion
Whitney
Dicus
Jalt
Ukiah
Cal
Johnson Station
James Whitaker
Neal Anderson
Anderson
William Farr
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Charles Evans
Mecunt Sterling
John Johnson
Jude
Pope decorates George Bilis and varied 1900s notices
The pope awards the Order of St. Gregory the Great to George Bilis of New York. Cardinal Gibbons will visit sanctuaries in Perosa Asslyh and Loreto. Tribal election near South McAlester I T July promises clashes. Wage gains for Trenton sanitary ware potters and a 50 cent rise in Southern pig iron. National Union of Finishers in secret at Cleveland. Skeletons found near Brighton Colorado likely emigrant massacre victims. Sedalia bank depositors expect 60 cents on the dollar. Chicora search to continue at Benton Harbor. Illinois legislative adjourns sine die. Indiana Supreme Court acts on Roby track case. Cutter Wolcott sails to Behring. John B Stull elected head of Northern Indiana Editorial Association. Rutland coal mine workers idled at Lacon. Russian Jew cloakmakers strike at Mizpah NJ. Gompers in St Louis improving health. wage talks planned locally. Vandalia railroad issues flagged. Yuma reservation to be resurveyed for settlement. Hubinger Cash Register Co in dispute. 35 000 square foot addition planned at Cotton States expo. Brother-in-law of Lincoln, in Abbeville, goes blind. Confederate service surgeon Lincoln’s relative. Oklahoma relief efforts ongoing. Master Car Builders conclude convention in Alexandria NY. Keystone Lumber buys pine lands in Fish Creek valley. San Francisco bank to retire amid lack of business. East River silk mills in Astoria seized under $80,000 attaches. Gen. Schofield inspects Sixteenth at Fort Douglas. Navy officer Hoevermay deemed unfit. retirement recommended after stroke. Cleveland signs civil service order placing 2,500 printing positions into classified service.
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George Bilis
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Perosa
Asslyh
Loreto
South
McAlester
I. T
Trenton
National Union of Finishers
Cleveland
Brighton
Col
Platte River
Sedalia
First National Bank
Benton Harbor
Illnois
Indiana Supreme Court
Roby
Wolcott
Mare Island
Behring Aca
John B Stull
Northern Indiana Mditorial Association
Logansport
Rutland Coal
Lacon
Mizpah Improvement Company
Mizpah
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
St Lewis
Hubinger Carrolic Cash Register
New Haven
Todd
Abbeville
Abraham Lincoln
Ange
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alexandria
Keystone Lumber Company
Ashland
Wis
Fish Creek
Bank of Stason, Crocker & Co
San Francisco
East River Silk Mills
Astoria
I. 1
Schofield
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
West
Oscar F. Hoevermay
United States Navy
Civil Service Commission
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Trade Review notes favorable reports and crop improvements
The Trade Review reports broad, favorable national conditions with better crop prospects, rising wages, and improving manufacturing activity. Bank clearings in June show a 24.8 percent year over year rise, while interior money receipts weaken. Western wheat shipments and Atlantic flour exports show shifts, reflecting a cautious but improving economy.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Busic
Atlantic
Debate on Silver Aired in Chicago and New York
St M EFlassey of Chicago toured New York and Boston over the past three days promoting the upcoming Morin and Har- event. The trip aimed to boost support and gauge sentiment for the silver issue across major cities.
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New York
St M
Eflassey
Chicago
Boston
Ilorr
THE NEW CABINET OFFICER AND MARKET NOTES
An overview of Pacific exports with price cuts and growth signals. Cotton averages revised to a large area, while production nears 9 million bales in 1991 BC. Textile labor tensions and cheap spring goods impact prospects amid uncertain prices. Coal and coke markets show mixed gains and new wage clauses. A free coinage debate plans ten aides and organizers in Chicago. London temperance delegates and prominent speakers from multiple countries gather at City Temple and other venues.
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Pacific
Connellsville
United States
Alout
Canada
Meagan
Mob Gathered at Catonsville Entrance Over Cadle Case
In Baltimore Maryland on June 17 a mob flooded an entrance to the Jalil at Catonsville aiming to lynch Richard Cadle a young married man who was arrested yesterday on charges of enticing an 11 year old girl from her home. The sheriff spirited Cadle away to the Baltimore jail after confirming he had been removed.
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Baltimore
Catonsville
Richard Cadle
Cadie
Baltimore Gall
Cid
Diars
Codie
South American Presidents Meet
Managua June 17 reports the president left for Corinto to reach Honduras. He will meet Presidents Salvator and Ju temala to discuss a union of the republics and a method to protect against European influence. The vice president will act as chief executive in his absence.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Corinto
Honduras
Salvator
Jutemala
Freight Rate War Cuts Chicago-Utah Tolls
Rail lines from Chicago slash rates to Utah points by about one third next Monday. Union Pacific leads a cross route price war, with first class freight dropping from 3.30 to 2.45 per 100 pounds, prompting other lines to match or undercut. The price collapse extends toward Texas and New York routes, with Missouri Pacific withdrawing from recent pooling, signaling a wider break in western freight contracts.
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Chivago
Illinois Commission
To &O
Chicago
Utah
Union Pacific
Omaha
Utah Territory
Missouri River
Far Western
Northwestern
Alton
Rock Island
Burlington
Missouri, Kans, &Texas
Southwestern
Kansas City
Texas
St Louis
New York
Bed Rock
Missouri Pacific
Midgley
Western Freight Association
Hettie Astonishes Them At Hearing Moment
New York June 17 hearing before Referee Anderson on Henry A Darling estate matter adjourned to next Friday due to Mr Earling's illness. During adjournment, heiress Thirty Green, daughter of the late Mr Trobingon, dramatically prayed before Referee Werson’s window in the Mills building, drawing whispers from attendees.
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New York
Anderson
Henry A Darling
Poalweard
Trobingon
Eiartimes
Ane Werson
Peegent
Sylvie
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