Miners Riot in Cananea Sparks U.S. Troop Action
Word from Cananea reports a deadly riot between Mexican and American miners over wage demands. Up to 8,000 people killed, many Americans dead, while Mexican and American forces mobilize. Cananea buildings burned, dynamited, and refugees flee toward the border as US troops prepare to assist. Local officials and miners, including Col. W. C. Greene, clash over wages and safety amid escalating violence.
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Presents for the Graduate and Local Jeweler Ad
An advertising notice promotes savings on diamonds watches and jewelry from J P Mullally Diamond Importer and jeweler at 2 Monument Place near Stegemety Bros Newplanca. It urges buyers to call before buying elsewhere and lists a 1 percent and up cue.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Famous dancer in prison in London scandal
Special to The Sug London reports the renowned dancer Mile Pougere, famed worldwide, and her actor husband Albert Girad convicted of shoplifting after salaire of 300 dollars a week. Pougere claimed she saw and coveted items in Regent Street shops she could not afford, adding she could not return them, calling it a great misfortune.
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Seattle Sees Bright Fate as San Francisco Rebuilds
Dr W A Shaw predicts Seatile gains from San Francisco rebuilding after the disaster noting Seattle's potential to serve as a future port and communications hub while San Francisco faces uncertain recovery. He compares Phoenixes of other cities, cites Los Angeles as a tourism and health center, and argues Seattle may rise as the metropolitan hub despite ongoing fires and market despair.
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Burial at Philadelphia Honors Congressman Adan
The body of Congressman Robert Adan from Philadelphia will be sent to Philadelphia for private services on Monday with several colleagues attending. The funeral arrangements include the late congressman’s private secretary and a gathering of attendees to pay respects, following the suicide incident.
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Longworths to Europe on Honeymoon Trip
Mrs. Longworth and Congressman Longworth depart from New York aboard the steamship St Louis for a two month honeymoon tour to Europe. A trunk loss prompts a light moment as the couple share plans to visit London first, then meet Ambassador Reid, while Longworth lauds marriage as the key to happiness and duty.
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Beveridge Aims to Act This Session on Reed Smoot Seat
Washington debate centers on the Reed Smoot case as Senator Beveridge and others urge delay for consent to consider the question. Unanimous consent is denied. the discussion ends as the Senate moves to regular order. In Norfolk, the battleship Louisiana is commissioned with a 50 man crew and travels to New York and New Orleans, honored with a silver service from Louisiana.
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Expect an Agreement Reached on Railroad Rate Bill
Washington June 2 The rontereen on the railroad rate bill moves toward agreement today Representative Mephilin expects to submit a report to the house before adjournment.
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Girl Poisoned by Potted Meat Triggers Backer Debate
A Texan girl, daughter of Dr James, dies after eating potted meat. The incident sparks charges against backers as authorities and locals weigh responsibility amid a flare of commentary and investigation.
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Mayor Dunne Reverses Stance On Stockyard Safety Inspections
Chicago June 2 Mayor Dunne signaled a shift by telegraphing to Secretary Wilson to appoint pathologists and sanitary experts to examine stockyards and report on safety measures. He questioned existing rules and suggested congressional or current-law authority for a commission, noting the need to safeguard public health despite cost concerns. Whalen was summoned as talks continued, and a committee was proposed with names yet to be announced.
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Cassatt press inquiry sparks stockholder calls in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 2 stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad, shaken by graft disclosures from Interstate Commerce Commission probes, urge President Cassatt to pursue no state investigation and consider a house committee inquiry next session. Rumors say Cassatt may resign as directors press for exclusive railway probe amid internal dissensions.
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Bryan to be endorsed by Ohio Democratic convention
Ohio Democratic convention will back W. J. Bryan for president with Garber asserting he will be the party’s unanimous choice at the national convention. Congressman Harvey Garber, Democratic state chairman and leader, returned from Washington today to confirm the endorsement.
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Trunk Mystery Verdict Delivered in Kankakee Trial
The June 2 verdict by the nine jurors in Kankakee IL finds an accidental death in the case of the Vanslotte children Ida Ronnella and Pearl. The three were discovered in a trunk on Wednesday night, ending a lengthy, unclear investigation and prompting renewed calls for safety and prompt reporting in the community.
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Democrats Floor Open as State Nomination Contests Quicken
Delegates will gather for a Indiana state Democratic convention with several rival campaigns. James Cox of Columbus leads for secretary of state while Marion Batley of Danville pushes for auditor and John Isenbarger of North Manchester alongside Joseph Foss of Linton enter the treasurer race. J H Shei of Seymour eyes attorney general as W J Houck of Martin seeks clerk of the supreme and appellate courts amid others. Richard Koerwin of Decatur and James A Bly of Petersburg pursue supreme court seats and judgeships in various districts as local names circulate ahead of next fall’s state election.
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Danville
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Linton
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Knox
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Wimnamac
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Sullivan
Plate Statistician
Richard Ko Erwin
Decatur
James A. Bly
Petersburg
HC Zimmermin
Albion
J. C. Sanderson
Fowler
Wariona
Costly care of soap leads to fines for Parker
Richard E. Parker, an employment agency operator on Indiana Eve near Illameisst, was fined on four charges by Acting Justice of the Peace Home B. Codes on Friday. The total expense amounted to 99.90 dollars. Parker was arrested on complaint by Samuel Good. The case stemmed from a dispute over payment for a bar of soap.
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Fischer Secretary-Treasurer Congratulated on Baby Boy Kirk
Jacob Fischer secretary treasurer of the Barbers' union receives congratulations from many quarters on the birth of a baby son named Kirk.
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Graduation Week At Winona Technical Institute Opens Sunday
118 pupils prepare to graduate during commencement week at Winona Technical Institute and Irene school. Notable events include a Friday diploma convocation with Frank A. Vanderlip as speaker addressing trade school needs. Diplomas awarded to 118 graduates from printing, pharmacy, cartography, electricity and library work.
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Rapital
Rawlins Seeks Pardon Over Carter Children Murder Case
J G Rawlins former chergyman and condemned murderer writes to Gov. Terrell urging executive clemency to halt the death sentence. He states his innocence and cites alleged persecution, claiming his son and three others were involved. Trial testimony disputes his role and details a 1910 Carter family killing near Valdosta.
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Rawlins Tells His Own Story to Readers of the Sun
Rawlins of Valdosta Georgia writes a confession style letter to the Sun detailing a long dispute with Carter, land troubles, threats, and a plea for vengeance. He describes a 1906 June incident involving a peace bond, a fatal plan, and the resulting harm to his family and others. He notes trials, arrests, and fear, hoping readers judge the truth and the consequences.
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the Sun
Weyler's Son In Wartime Bomb Scandal Debunked
Conflicting reports say General Weyler's son faced no charges after a bomb incident in Madrid. Victims count rises with four deaths and 89 injured. claims of royal carriage sabotage disputed as investigators question details and motives.
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Weyler
Upper Tens Shocking Public Dispute Near St. Regis Home
A sensational report from New York details a high profile case tied to Frank Clevenger and a Nassau Street conspiracy. Richard Cui faces charges connected to gambling and a $9000 purchase of a residence opposite the St. Regis Hotel, near Harriman’s home, amid public anger in a fashionable neighborhood. The news highlights Canfield expected to reside at the mansion as details unfold.
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Special train wreck injures Dunkard delegates on misrouted line
A special train carrying Dunkards to the national conference derailed near Poteat City when a broken rail caused a crash on the Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis line. Seven delegates were severely injured and three cars demolished. five cars carried passengers from Iowa. Injured were taken to a Springfield hospital. several named victims listed.
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Dunkards
Iowa
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Garrison
Jacob Roland
Brookis
Ohio miners and operators clash at conference in Columbus
Bitter in attack on fellow officers Vice President Lewis denounces management at United Mine Workers. Conference in Columbus aims to salvage a settlement as nine operators and nine miners prepare a seals committee to meet. Leaders insist on adherence to agreements while signaling split over 1960-era scale terms.
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Ohio
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Packets Send Out Appeal From Congo Era Letters
A jagged dispatch from Peoria notes letters received from Tit Live Stock exchange and others urging action with senators and congressmen in the district. An amendment proposal seeks government support for a new inspection system and to alter agricultural secret powers. Alderman Murphy of Milwaukee is sentenced to a year in the House of Commons, appealing the verdict. Also mentioned is Monnette Randoit promoting a medicine for women.
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