Bomb Explodes Near Madrid Minister's Home Cause of Panic
A dynamite bomb exploded near the residence of Senor Canovas Del Costello in Madrid at midnight Tuesday. One killed, one fatally hurt, many injured as a circus nearby was crowded. The blast toppled ceiling sections above noble seats and caused a chaotic stampede with deaths and severe injuries. Police suspect Barcelona anarchists. arrests expected. Ernest Alvarez, a printer linked to anarchist papers, is identified among the mangled remains. Anarchist offices have flooded industrial districts with inflammatory literature.
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Destructive fire in Bunnett building causes heavy loss
June 21 reports Duluth and nearby towns hit by fires. In Bemidji a five story Bunnett building burned after midnight, 18 residents in upper floor, many women and children. 12,000 insured of 40,000 loss. Map shows forest blazes near Rainy River district with aid arriving for sufferers. Gibson Nash. Elks breach healed in Durtrorr. Viking crew freed. C H D Wreck misidentified. B&O line accident near Louisville with one death.
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New York
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Cleveland
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Death of Hitchie Infant Sparks Smothering Suspicions
Coroner Beck contemplates autopsy after Minnie Ritchie six weeks old died June 13 at Ellis Tharp home. Police testimony questions Tharp household reputation and mother’s whereabouts. officer suspects smothering given observed conduct and conflicting statements by occupants and a nurse.
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Nine Crushed to Death on Bay Ridge Race Train
A train on the Bay Ridge line derailed near Parkville, scattering open cars with 600 aboard. Nine people died and about 100 were injured as passengers were crushed between cars and rocks in a tunnel near Coney Island boulevard. Switch neglect is charged. inquests begin as officials probe responsibility.
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Seney Hospital
Lizzie Borden’s Not Guilty Verdict Shocks Mass
The jury returns a not guilty verdict in Lizzie Borden’s trial, sparking an ovation as crowds cheer and Lizzie, amid congratulations, acknowledges the ruling. She returns to Fall River amid a wave of public sentiment and media attention.
Board of Public Works Adjourns After Quick Asphalt Bid
A Wednesday morning session saw the board let a contract for asphalting Illinois street between St. Clair and Seventh without full hearing. Judge Claypool challenged the move but the board deferred action for further inquiry, referring the matter to the city attorney while the contract was awarded to Western paying company at 5.66 per foot. Also noted was the death of Mrs. Dean of West Indianapolis from suspected arsenic poisoning after a prescribed medicine. Coroner Becis ordered an autopsy to determine cause. In national news, Charles R. Howry was named assistant attorney general, with several consul appointments announced for Geneva and Armiston.
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Bold Robbery At 14 E Michigan Street
A refined stranger called at 14 E Michigan Street on Tuesday noon to inquire about renting a room. He was left in the hall a minute and escaped with a gold watch a pair of opera glasses and a valuable pin. He did not pay the room rent in advance.
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Political maneuvering as nominating conventions draw near
Democratic factions push for mayoral contenders with John W Kern as a possible compromise. Rogers and Hawkins gain support for Southside and Columbia Club backing, while Denny and Buskirk faces scrutiny. Horace Smith may be offered city chair, with Smith signaling cautious acceptance. Fred Grossart emerges as a potential candidate for city clerk.
Weather Forecast for Indiana Shows Generally Fair Outlook
Forecast notes a generally fair pattern for Indiana with a lowering sky and humid air. Expect continued mild conditions through Thursday with no significant storms anticipated. Highs and lows unspecified due to garbled text but trend favors dry, pleasant weather.
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Indiana
Warner liabilities revealed in filed schedule
Rocuesrexy New Mexico June 21. The liabilities of I H Warner the patent medicine dealer as shown by a schedule filed here Wednesday are 1 046 009 of which 650 000 is secured. The net real value of the assets is 2 570 000.
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A Burnin Ship Off Lake Huron in June Blaze
An unknown steamer is burning off Lexington on the Lake Huron shore near Port Huron Michigan. A tug has gone to her assistance.
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Lake Huron
Fiduciary Receiver Appointed In Dale Planing Case
Wednesday a receiver was appointed for Dale's planing bill at the request of Nordyke and Marmon. Judge Baker of the federal court sentenced John P Farrell to 90 days in the workhouse for writing an obscene letter to his wife. Peter Milter bought a vacant lot at Fort Wayne Avenue and Pennsylvania Street for 6500 dollars. a five story flat will be erected. John Wyatt pleaded guilty to stealing shoes after breaking a window at Hart's shoe store, and Judge Cox sent him to the southern prison for two years. Rosa allegedly mistreated step-children and deserted them, and Charles Harmon asked the court to divide their paths. Chas. P Duncan, married 1890 and separated last February, was brought in on forged orders and nursery stock charges. Duncan calls it a mistake, Crider the complainant. Dr Alexander Jameson and Miss Julia Graydon were married at the bride's parents home on Central Ave. they will begin housekeeping on Jo. North Street. Dyeing and Cleaning. Smith's dye works, 57 M. Pennsylvania Street.
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DePauw Faculty Recommends Change. Martin to Stay
Executive committee of DePauw University faculty met in Bates house rooms to discuss university management changes. Rumors of Dr Alexander Martin’s expulsion were denied. he was offered more work in the theological school. Supt Chaffee resigned, and Dr Poucher’s resignation was denied by the faculty. Trustees later consider the recommendations and hear appeals from Jean Nelson and Frank O Hair who were barred from graduating for a cheating allegation.
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Is He Turpey’s Slayer Lon Henderson Under Arrest?
Police claim strong evidence against Lon Henderson for the murder of John Turpey after a Saturday shootout with Detectives McGair and Thornton. Henderson, wounded, lies in City Hospital as authorities press for arrest and disclose alleged corroborating testimony from a witness named Rafertey and clothing matching the killer’s description.
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Lightning hits farm house and injures seven in Michigan
A severe storm struck Pincinny Michigan on Wednesday evening when lightning hit the William Sargison farm house six miles south of town. Seven inmates were seriously shocked and injured. a 14 year old boy suffered a foot fracture and lost an eye, with his condition described as critical.
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Frightful Benzine Explosion At Odessa Works
A large benzine explosion at Brodski chemical works in Odessa on Wednesday burned many workers. Sixteen men died and several were fatally injured, including the director of the works, as burning fluid sprayed over the facility.
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Cholera Deaths Rise in Mecca and Gard Department
The cholera outbreak reported 830 deaths in Mecca from June 16 to 20. The disease is spreading in the Gard department of France, with rising fatalities and concern across the region.
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Dalton offers straw hats at Bates House bat store
Attention mothers. You can buy two good straw hats for your boy at Dalton's Bates House bat store for 25 cents.
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Stanford Dies After Illness at San Francisco Home
Washington reports Senator Leland Stanford of California died in San Francisco at midnight after a recent decline. The fortune is cited as about 30 million, with Stanford having built a vast empire before founding a university in his son's memory endowed with 20 million. David Starr Jordan was named to lead the new institution amid later rumors of tensions with Stanford.
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Innocent Sleeping Woman Witnesses Court Proceeding
In Judge Cox's private room, Alice Roberts slept as William Stanley stands trial for an alleged May 1 assault near Allisonville. Albert Roberts, Alice’s father, testified Stanley confessed. Roberts admitted thrashing Stanley to stop him. Stanley denied the accusation on the afternoon witness stand.
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Rialarta Cures Fever With Liver Regulator Claim
An oldadv says Rialarta in any form prevents chills fevers and congestive chills, claiming Siimons Liver Regulator is a purely vegetable medicine superior to calomel and quinine.
Motive Hinted In Annie Wagner Preliminary Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Annie Wagner resumed in police court with a packed room. The state challenged her denial of buying poison and presented witnesses including Supt. Colbert and Harry Borst. Coroner Beck recalled the rat poison box from Koesters house as evidence. The judge pressed for a motive, noting a theory exists but not yet disclosed. Court adjourned to Thursday morning for motive presentation.
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Duncan
Bank Failure Shocks Portsmouth as Depositors Run
On June 21 Portsmouth banks failed to open as promised causing a citywide panic. The Citizens' Savings Bank collapse triggers runs at Otway Works and other major industries with liabilities around 250000 for Little Kanawas lumber.
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Portsmouth
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Last Tudiana Exhibitions to End June 20 26 Protests
The governor intends to end all exhibitions of skill in Tudiana amid tense remarks from Zigron King and his private secretary. The June 26 meeting may be the final showcase, with indications that the governor will permit only a controlled, last display before halting future events. Cardinal Gibbons publishes a pope letter on Catholic schooling, endorsing Sutelli, urging more Catholic schools while leaving attendance to church authorities. A street opening case in North Indianapolis prompts controversy as Illmyra street may reopen despite objections. County commissioners plan minor jail plumbing changes amid concerns over inspector demands. New parlor goods advertised by Wm. Eiders.
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