Bomb thrower Morales kills himself at royal wedding
Special report from Madrid details Manuel Morales who threw the bomb at King Alfonso XII’s wedding, killing 24 and injuring many. Morales fled, shot a guard, then killed himself as townsfolk closed in. His body was brought to Madrid and buried after an autopsy, amid public indignation. The king commented that future plots may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Morales
Rammasin
Alfonso
Torrejon de Ardos
Morales
Cloer
Beour Cursta
Viepad
Guent
Merges
Madrid
Frederick W. Whitridge
Ninguire
Rioters Shot as Mexican Clash Follows Mine Strike at Cananea
Renewed fighting at Cananea Mexico between Col W C Greene mine miners and rurales ends with five rioters killed and twelve wounded. An American volunteer force returns to Bisbee as Washington says four cavalry units may be recalled. Col Greene, later famed as a major landowner with extensive copper lands, has a dramatic career including Apache wars and a threatened confrontation with Thomas Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naco
Arizona
Cananea
Mex
Kosterlitsky
Bissbee
Washington
Col. Greene
Hights
Tiwan
Senora
Greene Consolidated Conper Company
Thomas W. Lawson
Orand Charlitan
Condition of cotton shows higher plantings and mixed yields
Washington reports the first cotton outlook of the season from the Scripps-McRae Prams Association. The season’s total area planted is about 386000 acres, with a rise of roughly 1.7 million acres versus last year. Crop condition in May was below 1896 levels, while a tragic local incident involving Miss Dial and Reuben is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippu-McRae Preay Amoaignor
Washington
Agricultural Department
Scripps-Mefize Prams Association
Woile Anving
Christenher
Roe Veach
Reuben
Sunc
Imind
One Cent Fine For Fracturing The Peace
On complaint by Jeanette Kreuzer Vic Ingram of 2310 Yandes street was tried before Justice William C. Smock on Monday. For fracturing the peace in a loud voice and mental torture of Mrs. Kreuzer, Mrs. Ingram was fined one cent and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Kreuzer
Vic i. Ingram
Yandes St
Justine of
William C. Smock
Dead and nerves blend in peaceful, powerful mood
A restrained reflection captures a quiet scene where the dead and living share a tremulous calm and a palpable sense of strength.
Col W C Greene Large US Land Owner Famed for Western Battles
Col W C Greene famed for fighting Indians in the west and bulls and brags in Wallat and noted as the largest land proprietor in the United States according to the readable fragments of the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grest Minem
Wallat
United States
City Water Bulletin Notes Harmless Bacteria at Fountains
Daily water bulletin reports by City Board of Health and City Chemist Dr W Clarke find harmless bacteria in several city fountains. If more than 1.40 harmless bacteria per cubic centimeter appear, it may become harmful. Arsenal Ave BE Washington St fountain shows 31 per cc. Pine and Washington 41. Enet and Washington 85. Massachusetts and Michigan 85. West and Washington. South and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clarke
Arsenal Ave
Washington-st
Fountain At
Pine
Washington-sts
Enet
Washington-are
Massachusette-ave
Michigan-st
J West
Weahington-st
Delaware
Mine Sentences Are Ambushed At Glenns Run Mine
A chaotic attack at Glenns Run Glenns Tun Coal company mine resulted in two guards and two miners wounded as nonunion workers were targeted during a transfer from Plum Run to Bradley. Authorities called for aid and reported rioting had ceased with shots fired at multiple sites. casualties include two guards and several miners, while many workers fled to safety. Local officials prepared for possible troop involvement though no troops were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McHar Press Association
Stevbenville
Glenns
Dilinnvain
Sheriff Voorhees
Glennsg
Mamn
Bupt. Young
John Wiliam Dotson
Katherina
Cleveland
Laulee Ryan
Albert C. Wilson
Lucinda E. Bur
Dett
Cyrue R Chisiy
Mary ML. Lang
Guard
Charles Eddy van Camp
Ella Alina Murray
Silaa Montgomery
Mabel Gray
Karl Hudson
Ruby Bfurtin
Charles R. Steadman
Emma E. Tay
Harry Evert Bradford
Ruby Anne Ox
Joseph B. Vickrey
Gerlie Hbmet
William Hartman
Carte M. E. Bakenmeter
Joan EB. Shaver
Lucy M. Hin
Skeleton skulls and bones offered for sale in Rochester
A 1906 Rochester Sun report describes spring catalog offerings of human skeletons and skeletal parts at low prices. Skulls with luminous eyes sell for 16 dollars, bones and ribs from 35 cents, and full skeletons with cabinets and realistic features are advertised. The ad touts authenticity, variety, and a laboratory producing educational specimens for universities and museums while noting sales to secret societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
United States
Paris
Alphonac
Harkbone
Gaston
Adrian
Tnsued
Charlotte Corday
Rochentar Whereton
Lta
City Record for a Day listing families and deaths
City residents listed with names and addresses, followed by a Deaths section detailing multiple individuals and causes such as childbirth cerebral meningitis pulmonary tuberculosis typhoid fever and whooping cough, noting ages and residences across streets like East Twenty Ararat Meridian and Alvord. This appears as a local register of residents and cause of death entries from a municipal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie G. Venable
East Twenty
Ararat
Maxine Young
Alvord-at
Cage Conanw
Brenat
Frank Stranb
South Meridian
Powell
City Hospital
Hemtat
Plegat
Cora Robb, Jr
Alvord St
Penelope M. Toustey
Linden Hotel
John Greer
James H. Lardwig
Bankeave
Mary Delaney
South Weat At
Susan Dickinson
WO Lewis
Ela Barhee
Lewin
James Love
Joe Powell
Cornelia Hubbertt
Marie Genevieve Mineb
Blaine
May Send Troop in Dillanvale Mine Troubles
Adjutant General Hughes bars sending troops to Dillanvale and the mine scene until further sheriff orders arrive. Company D at Wo0H ter awaits notice to move to Dillantale in Feadinss upon adjutant general's directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHac Prean Association
Columbus
Hughes
Dillanvale
Sheriff Voorhees
Feadinss
Dillantale
Adjutant General
Frick Family Returns From Four Months in Europe
Peter Frick and his daughter Mise Lena Frick returned from a four month European trip aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm der Gross and Moe, visiting relatives in Germany. They report delightful weather, a seven day sea passage, and a mixed passenger list including Russian Jews, Poles and Hungarians, with mixed impressions of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grogg or its Kron Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Frick
Mise Lena Frick
Germany
Det Kaleer Wilhelm der Grosss
Rhine
Mr. Frick
Hoth
Frick
Mien Leng
Lloyd
Moe
Ming Prick
Wilhelm der Grogga
Misa Frick
Committee Deadlocked Over Conference Reports In Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the committee reports on the gelet conference of the operators and matterers prompted a standstill. The latest encoun ter reports have delayed the work of the scala committees, leaving progress unclear and awaiting further action.
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EOO
CNSR
Columbus
Scala
Mathere
Ratueday
Bendlez
Public Events and Club Meetings in St Josephs Area
Community groups list upcoming activities in St Josephs including the training school club gathering on Wednesday afternoon at 725.5 Alabama Street, a Girls Classics declamation at 10 am, graduating recitals at the Indiana Institution for the Education of the Blind, Epworth League district convention near Meridian M.E.B. church, Rand concerts at Fairview park, and the opening of Fiermania park attended by park Verein members. Also noted are a flag presentation by Alvin T Hovay Post No 1986, a reception and dance by Frances Hive No. , L O T M, a First Lutheran Ald Society entertainment, Ladies auxiliary meeting, and Day Nursery association event at Mrs Schubrick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Alabama-st
Abent
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Blind
Indianapolis
Epworth League
Meridian
Alvin T Hovay
Kehna
Frances Hive
T. M
St. Josephia Hal
Ald Society
The
First Lutheran Church
Mise Anna Myers
College-ave
Ladies
Mra
E. Peek
Albany
N. Ys
Day Nursery Association
Mra Schubrick
N. Meridlan-at
Governor Hanly Urges Hopeful Commencement at Deaf Institute
Governor Hanly urged hopeful perseverance in addressing Indiana’s efforts to expand training for the deaf and dumb. About fifty deaf graduates from across the state attended the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. A W Mann, the oldest deaf mute minister, who urged personal virtue. Commencement is Wednesday at 10 am at the Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf with lawn fete planned Tuesday and departure of pupils Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honefulness
Frank Henly
Rumtay
Indiana
Graduatin
A. W. Mann
Indiana Institution For the Education
Powder Plant Explosion Levels Hillsville Mill
A powder plant at Hillsville near New Castle, Pennsylvania exploded on June 4 just before the mill resumed after a Sunday shutdown. The entire mill was wrecked but no injuries were reported. The cause of the blast remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hillsville
Cuticura Cure Reverses Severe Scalp Problems
Mrs W P Griess of Clay Center Nebraska writes that repeated use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment eased a diseased scalp, dandruff, and hair loss. After weekly shampooing and twice weekly ointment use for two months, hair grew six inches and scalp improved, ending years of distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Griess
Clay Center
Neb
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promotion for Mothers
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the pure effective skin care for mothers and children. It promises use for babies eczema rash itching and chafing as well as scalp hair and hand care and antiseptic purposes.
Leading Events of the Week in Congress and Globally
Senate proceedings expect action on appropriation bills and conference reports including statehood disputes and Smoot seal issues. House agenda includes sundry civil, Payne, and customs law changes. Madrid royal wedding festivities continue. Emperor Want visits Vienna. International lawn tennis opens in Liverpool. Knights of Columbus meet in New Haven. American Medical Association gathering in Boston Tuesday through Friday.
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Senate
Panama
Smoot
House
Madrid
Want
Germany
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Liverpool
England
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
American Medics] Association
Boston
Angry Springboks and Mischief at Porepaugh Circus
The circus announces two Monday performances and notes a largely expanded menagerie. Mr Patterson runs the menagerie and recounts tales of a temperamental African springbok and a troublesome cassowary bird that caused nightly uproars before being recaptured and caged again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porepaugh-Eoella Big Circus
Went
Patterson
Sohody
God
Fortaunty
Gifts for a pastor at Weodruff Avenue Church
The Weodruff Avenue United Presbyterian Church honored Rev J P DeVon with two leather pulpit chairs and renewed interior features including carpet wallpaper and walls. Women of the congregation raised funds through socials and events, starting with a goal of repairing and redecorating the church, culminating in a surprise rededication day where DeVon learned of the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weodruff Avenue
Frank Epencer
Cooper Memorial College
Sterling, Kanens
Ciuzen
Mluskatea
Stephen
Young
Cowan
Entins
Sarah Bernhardt On The Chutes At Coney Island
New York June report says Sarah Bernhardt remains under care at the Imperial hotel after a night at Coney Island. Her pulse not yet normal, the divine actress enjoyed the chute ride and a visit to the animal show, reacting with dramatic spectacle to the boat scene and repeated descents down the incline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevippe McHverreys
New York
Sarah Barnhardt
Coney Island
Imperial Hotel
Cate
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Self
Alfonso Auerta
Anarchists
Fosts
la Cananea
Mexico
W. C. Greene
Orange County
New Fork
West Jand
HILLS
Ruben Stewart
Miss Dial
Greene
Cent AD
Argentan
Col. W. C. Greene
Daily Water Bulletin
Chen
Board OF Health
Ohio Mine
Martha J. Foster
Lexington-ave
Ony Hagerty
Tacoma St
Reesle M. Thomas
Syd Arenal
Lucy A. Bailey
Detters
HP. Dahlen
Alabama
B. A. Branch
Bhernon-ave
Twenty
FP. X. Vollmer
Louis Fichuk
William T. Gale
A. M. Dodron
Ritter-ave
Mar
Tom-Ave
John
Oakerson
MG Bt
Peter
Pott A. Bipp
Geo. W. Shelby
Missouri
Missoni
BU Wilkine
Chan
BN. Mortage
Gale
Barres
Ars Little Carter
Awelina
Webb Oma Oh
Seth
Cheries
George
Mamie Tucker
Agnea At
Bey Canna
City Parker
Nebraskaet
Girth
Siheed
Maggie Pléckinger
Singleton-Bt
Hos John
Ella Reell
Wyoming-st, Ale
Emma Meyer
Cheaduts
Zich
Joan
Lida Mitchell
Fotnon-St
Manéa
Mary Perry
South
Belmonteave
Irk
W.M
Maggie Chappell
Hancock-st
Bay
Jae. L
Tryndena Power
West Bay
Marry M
Eva Bolly
West Mary
Jand
George 1
Aliee Groves
East Onto
Walter and
Annie Bowie
Milfer-st
Dora Phillipe
Dorman-at
Europe
Helen Frick
Hanly
California
Oands H. & E
Ibe
Pries AG
L. A. Jackson
Are
Dave Toei
W. Wadhlbats
Woodruftfave
Churce
Spencer
Ehalre
Himmel
Sfina Carhvryn Hankemelr
Woman's Missionary Society
W. H. Palmer
Julia Raymond
Elizabeth Cowan
Robert Gordon
Mra. A. St. Far Vty
J.P. Cowan
Palmer
Mra. Gordon
Sarah Bernhardt
Coney
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