Wounded Men Carried From Sultan's Palace In Berlin Item
The Cologne Gazette quotes a Constanti nople source reporting disturbances in the Turkish capital. Four wounded men were removed from the palace one night, cause not stated. Disturbances have occurred in schools, troops suppressed them, with deaths and injuries. Bulgarian ships Kazan and company vessels under surveillance.
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Berlin
Cologne
Gayette
Constantinople
Bulgarian Shipping Company
Bulgariam Kazan
Mrs Stuart Testifies Father Ate Sand to Cure Indigestion
Mrs Stuart, filing to contest her father A Wentworth's will, testified in Boston that in his final years he showed mental weakness and bought various patent medicines and even ate sand to cure indigestion, a sensational assertion at the hearing.
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Mrs. Stuart
Boston
Busan
Stuart
A. Wentworth
Wentworth Lefi
Stewart
Police Praised as Woodmen Convention Ends in Indianapolis
Capt Gerber of the detective department says the police are elated by the week’s results. Only about six pickpocket cases were reported, with one capture. No burglaries or highway robberies occurred and hotel thefts were minimal during the big parade period. Authorities credit crowding and precautions for the low crime rate.
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Woodmen
Gerber
Detective Department
Indianapolis
Suthe Department
American in Paris Suicide Reported by Montmartre Police
Paris June 20 The police commission of Montmartre reported to the American consul the case of an American who killed himself in France.
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France
Paris
Police Commission
Montmarre
Four Killed in D and H Freight Crash at Troy
Four men died when a D and H engine collided with a freight train near Troy on Saturday. Engineer Collins Brakeman Ryan Fireman Arcore and Fred Bellegarde were killed. Thomas Darmony the freight engine driver and William Cheeney brakeman sustained serious injuries.
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Troy, N
Here
Collins
Ryan
Arcore
Fred Bellegarde
Thomas Darmony
Wm. Cheeney
Weather Forecaster Links Dust Nuclei to Rainfall
Columbia meteorologist J W Bauer attributes recent humid conditions to forest fires in New England and New York. He explains that dust nuclei from fires enable condensation and heavy rain when the atmosphere nears saturation, with northeast winds bringing dust toward the region and topography aiding thunderstorm formation.
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Columbia, D. C
Weathers
J. W. Bauer
Columbia Bureau
New England
New York
Altos
Newgiana
Parcelet
Trolley Cars Collide at Newton Street Railway
Trolley cars on the Newton street railway collided in a rear end crash Friday night near Waltitam. Six persons were seriously injured. An open switch caused the accident. Injured include motorman Wm Cordin Gay, conductor Alfred Bullard, Miss Emma and Nellie Mullen, Misses Jeanelia MacMett and daughter Margaret, plus several other passengers with minor injuries.
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Waltitam
Mans
Newton-st. Elecific
Wm Cordingay
Alfred Bullard
Misees Emma
Nellie Mullen
Mia
Jeanelia
MacMett
Margaret
Magnificent casket used in Burkhardt funeral
John Burkhardt was interred in a remarkable cedar casket in Indianapolis described as one of the finest ever used, similar to the McKinley casket with copper lining and silver drapery. The coffin, draped in silver gray, was 90 inches long and lined with white silk, furnished by Collier and Romolds.
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John Burkhardt
Indianapolis
McKinley
Burkhardt
Gov. Mount
Collier & Rernolids
Burglars Blow Open Safe in Struthers Office
Cracked safe at the Pennsylvania railroad office in Struthers, Ohio, was blown open by burglars at an early hour Saturday. Within two hours six men were arrested. they claimed names Jamies Walsh, Charles A. Buchanan, Daniel Johns, Tim Cochran, Julius Cammer, and John Collins. They took only $5, which was recovered.
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Youngstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Struthers
Jamies Walsh
Charles A. Buchanan
Daniel Johns
Tim Cochran
Julius Cammer
John Collins
Goodbye Sweet Players Band Plays Parting Serenade
The Wetmore girls band of Wetmore serenaded The Sun and other papers Saturday before leaving for Kansas. A top attraction at the headmen's camp, the group drew the loudest applause in the Thursday parade along Washington Street. The Kansas delegation praised the girls in their white caps and regalia.
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Dixie
Wetmore Girls
Wetmore
SUN
Kansas
Washington-st
United States to direct Philippines link within week
Cable news reports direct communication planned with the Philippines within a week. The final leg of the Commercial Pacific cable between Midway and Honolulu is being laid, with a 1,160 mile distance expected to be completed in six days.
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San Francisco
United States
Philippines
Midway
Monolulu
Prominent Editor Dead at New York World
Will Van Benthuysen editorial manager of the New York World died Friday night after over a year of illness. Born in Iowa on December 1, he began as a printer before buying a newspaper. He gained fame reporting the James Boys hold-up and served as editor at the Chicago Tribune before joining the World.
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New York
Will van Benthuysen
New York World
Iowa
Mount Pieasant
Commonwealth
James Boys
Chicago Ribune
Art
La~ter
New York Woarld
Man in Small Boat Aboard Gloucester Vessel
A letter from a crew member in Gloucester reports Howard Blackburn alive and well last Sunday. The message, received in this city, notes Blackburn is attempting to cross the Atlantic in a small boat and was said to be in good spirits after the recent storm. Gloucester Gibing vessels had put into Vineyard Haven amid heightened anxiety for Blackburn.
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Gloucester
Mase
Vineyard Haven
Howard Blackburn
Blackburn
Send Offcers And A Derrick
Sergt Crane was jolted at the police station by a punch line from a caller at W Washington st. A derrick was requested to move a very drunk woman perched on a keg. Officers Bikerman Morgan and Simba rushed to the saloon and arrested Agnes Stewart, who claimed to be a Saint in size and weight.
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Sergt. Crane
4& Barrel-House
Washington St
Morgan
Simba
Agnes Stewart
Chicago educators start an innovation in pig business
June 20 Chicago board of education purchases a dozen lean pigs to become school cafeteria garbage collectors and eventual meat for inmates. Superintendent MacQueary explains the plan, noting no civil service swine herd or new pig sty is needed and a farm hand can care for the pigs.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Supt. MacQueary
Dulasings and Grounds Committee
Supt MacQueary
Want
Guilford
Ward
Weather forecast forewarns of clouds and showers
A fragmentary forecast warns that Saturday will be cloudy with showers and the outlook for Sunday remains unsettled. The meteorologist notes uncertainty about extended rain and emphasizes short term forecasting limits.
Killed by Burglar in New Rochelle
Norris Harne, private watchman, was killed by a burglar who fled the scene in New Rochelle. The report mixes era stock market snapshots and commodity prices from New York and Chicago markets with scattered figures, but the core is a fatal burglary in New Rochelle on a Saturday dawn.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Norris Harne
Wanted His Hat And Fell After It From a Fast Train
GALESBURG Illinois June reports a passenger named Roach and a companion attempting to catch a hat blown from a car window. The train sped about 40 miles per hour while the man fell after the hat and was badly injured as his body was rolled among the racks.
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Galesburg
HL Roach
MrRyman
California
Toronto
Cal
Yorda
Wall Street Roundup Shows Mixed Markets and Optimism
New York on June 2 reports renewed tensions in labor disputes and brighter prospects for settlement. Banks display a strong statement with estimated gains around 9 million, while currency moves show 5.32 million in U. S. leather plans likely failing. Market tone improves with Dun’s review optimistic and readings on railroads and manufacturing turning favorable.
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Meyer & Kiger
New York
Keene-Harriman
Nnetnadl
Penna
Gould
Dun
Apra
Waldorf
Reading
Hovking Valley
Lonion
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Summary
Indianapolis market notes show cattle receipts 250 and hogs 50 with shipments heavy. Prices steady for cattle and lower for hogs. week receipts total about 6,000 cattle and 1,500 hogs with meats, butter, eggs, and produce priced by shipper invoices across multiple commodities and regional suppliers.
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Chicago
Mneon Stockyards
East Liberty
Indianapolis
IBM
New York Stocks Show Early Promise Despite London Weakness
Opening market on Saturday turns firmer after initial declines linked to London. Major names like Brie and Reading hold gains, steel shares steady, and readings from Amalgamated copper and Sugar show modest moves. Afternoon trading brings some recovery with limited losses in rail and mining issues and a mixed finish to the day with total sales around 213,000 shares.
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New York
London
Brie
Reading
Colorado
St. Paul
Eries
Coloraca
Amalgamated Copper
United States
Union Pacino
Canada
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