Blackburn Sees Gorman as Democratic Candidate
Lexington Kentucky dispatch reports Senator Blackburn praises Maryland's Gorman as the logical Democratic candidate for president. He argues Cleveland and Bryan should not be highlighted at the convention. Blackburn says Bryan fears capital and warns against discord, endorsing Gorman as a conservative, broadly accepted choice with western appeal for second place.
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Lexington
Dunet Savor
Blackburn
Oneman
Maryland
Cleveland
Bryan
Kentucky
Hannot
Gorman
Judge McMillan Removed From New Mexico Supreme Court
President Roosevelt removes Daniel H McMillan a justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court amid months of immorality charges. Clement Smith of Hastings Michigan was named to fill the vacancy after backing by John C Mithun and Secretary of War Root. McMillan formerly practiced in Burt's New York. Evidence accumulated showing conduct unacceptable for the bench.
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Daniel HcMillan
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Roosevelt
Pan Clement Smith
Hastings
Mich
Vivaney
Judge McMilan
Ier
Burts
N.Y
John C. Mithurn
Root
McMillan
MeMlllian
New Coins for the Philippines Described by Beveridge
Senator Beveridge and the Philippine commission outline the U S government issued coins for the Philippines. The set includes one and ten centavos pieces with copper and silver coins, featuring a young woman with a hammer on the obverse and a view of the ocean. The centavos denominations align with American coin sizes, and the 4 coin set reflects the 1903 design with United States shield and eagle on the reverse.
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Meverage
Madar
United States
Philippines
United States of America
Calden
NAK
Suver
Beveridge
Philippine Commission
Lodge
Allison
Mint
Textile strike ends after 17 thousand workers walkout
Lowell June 2 The strike of textile workers that began March 30 and involved 17 000 operatives has been declared off by the textile council. The strike has cost in wages 1 300 000. President Conroy of the council says We now worship at the altar of defeat, but later shall rise again and conquer.
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Lowell
Mana
Caynell
Conroy
Counci
Warnick Kills Himself in Miami News Brief
A fragmented report from Miami, Fra, June 22 mentions Warnick taking his own life. Details are incomplete in the surviving text.
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Warnick
Miami
Fra
A. We ‘Wernter
Nine Die As Train Derailed In Spokane Slaughter
A Great Northern freight train broke loose near Spokane Washington on a three mile grade and jumped the track at Division Street. The wreck destroyed the Crystal Laundry and a nearby shack where nine men were asleep and killed instantly.
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Spolane, Wash
Junie
Division H
Crystal Laundry
Russian Holy Synod backs anti Judaism policy in czars domain
The Tagblatt reports the Russian holy synod has barred priests from baptising Jews without a police license to renounce Judaism. The measure aims to curb conversions and prevent Jews from adopting Christianity in the czarist realm.
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Berlin
The
Tagblatt
Russian Holy Synod
Czats
Famine Rumors in China Report Public Human Flesh Sale
Advices from China claim famine in Kwang 85 is worsening and human flesh is being publicly offered for sale. Two bandees the mamey people are starving. A separate report notes a Boise blaze causing heavy losses and listing major firms with substantial damages. A schooner Russell, driven by Cape Hatteras weather, was lost near Norfolk.
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Victoria
B. C
China
Norfolk
Russell
Cape. Hatteras
Bunday
Borax Eaters Get Vacation in Health Experiment
Washington reports Dr. Wiley will close the borax boarding house for the summer on June 3 and resume experiments October 1. A July report will detail progress and findings focusing on borax preservatives used. Seven remaining volunteers, three of whom were original, will take vacations.
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Washington
Wiley
Borax
Pope creates new cardinals in brief Rome consistory
The long deferred consistory met in Rome on a Monday lasting about thirty minutes due to the pope's fatigue. New cardinals and archbishops were announced, then blessed in the throne room, with no Americans among the honorees. Names listed include Espi Rosa Valencia and others from London Vienna and Salzburg.
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Rome
Perrer Y Espi- Rosa
Valencia
Ezmnlea Aint
Lindon
Flecher
Colognes
Euncio Tallano
Vienna
Kaeschthaler
Salisbuce
Mer
Noceila
Conflatotial Congregaton
Mer. Caviochioni
Congregational Council
Complaints Rise Over Night Religious Meeting Disturbance
D N Tauncher of LaGrande near Shelby complains to police about a tent Sunday gathering by LeGrandeare colored methods at Kis Nome near Kis Nome. The meeting led by Rev William Patterson continued past midnight with loud hymns, drawing white church members across the street. police did not intervene to halt the service.
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D. N. Tauncher
LaGrandeare
Shelbyst
Bunday
LeGrandeare
Kis Nome
William Patterson
W. Washington Sr
L-A- Grando-ave
Yankees Routed Filipino Actors At Risul Theater
Washington reports that a Tagalog play at Risul theater in Mas sis sparked violence as Katipunan symbols and anti US tirades provoked a stage invasion. Actors were injured and a star jailed while authorities consider suppressing native plays amid propagandistic effects. East Liberty Livestock and Toledo grain lines follow local summaries.
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Washington
Risul
Massis
Aurelio Tarentino
War Department
Buras
Mrst
Independencia
Katipunan
United States
Madame
Wall-Sl Market Briefs and Rail Earnings Report
New York June 22 American markets show mixed gains with railroads lifting overall as steel demand rises. Lowell textile strike ends with concession to workers while coal dealers stockpile ahead of July. Reading earnings rise in May and Cunard-Morgan talks hint at revised rates. Rock Island notes strong grain demand, but some sectors lag.
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Mayer & Kiser
New York
Vordonaut
Steel Corporation
Lowell
Heport Ateel
Cunard
Morgan Lines
Rock Island
Indianapolia Stock Receipts and Market Report
Receipts and market activity for cattle hogs and sheep in Indianapolis and Chicago. Cattle include good to choice steers 1,400 to 1,900 pounds, fat steers, and cows with primes to common grades. Hogs at 230 pounds plus, mixed grades 190 pounds and up. Sheep and yearlings noted, with prices steady to lower across items. Also stock market updates for New York including railroads and steel with modest gains and losses.
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LM Los
Eales
Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births list many couples with addresses and newborns including boys and girls. Deaths list names ages and causes such as carcinoma dropsy paralysis cirrhosis Bright's disease pneumonia and tuberculosis. Marriages and building permits follow with names and locations and dollar values for projects. Chicago Provisions notes butter cheese and poultry prices.
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Rebecca
Nichole
New York-st
Joseph Gerringer
Barnen-ave
Anthony Hartman
Prestott-ave
William Muench
James Brenner
N. Capitol-ave
Julia Cassidy
Vermont St
John E. Walter
Hillarde-ave
Michael C. Staley
E. McCartyst
Gabriel Carter
City Hospital
John Jeffery
Della Harrison
Campy
Scherer
Katie Overbeck
Harry Ross
Mary Iryman
Washington
Myrtle Ryker
Fred Beyer
Mary Jones
Frank Dunas
Mary Kronasek
George RK. Stout
Fila L. Stout
Chicago Grain and Live Stock Prices Report
Chicago market notes show wheat and oats higher with July options and September futures quoted. Live stock in East Buffalo and Cincinnati mixed with cattle receipts, varying prices for steers, cows, veals, hogs, and sheep, plus bond and calf bids listed.
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Chicago
Cornell Higher
East Buffalo
X. Y
Indianapolis Market Prices for Poultry Dairy and Groceries
Market list shows prices for poultry eggs butter and cheese, with items such as turkey hens and toms, geese, and fresh eggs. Also includes flour bran hides wool oysters fish canned goods coffee sugar and canned fruits with varied regional pricing and standard units.
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Sbippera
New York
Market Prices for Meats Fruits and Staples Listed
A long list of food items and wholesale prices across categories. Beef, pork, and sausages show varied per pound or per crate rates. Produce includes oranges lemons strawberries and apples with crate and per-bushel pricing. Coal and coke prices appear for fuel, with regional references and unit measures.
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Indiana
Tlercen
Tenderloin
Tennessee
California
Florida
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Claypooluilding
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New Mexico
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Boss
Ida
Josere
Armour & Co
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John .A. Day & Co
Pope
America
Yankees
East Liberty
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Hoge
Dds
Toledo
Colorado Flyer
Santa FE
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Danver
Dune
Pullman
Colorado
Kansee City
Geo
T. Gonaio
Valent St
Cincinnati
Atchison
St. Paul
A. P.M
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Pennslvania
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Ontario & Western
N.Y. C
Erie
Gt. Paul
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
City Grain Market
Timothy
Union
Muskegon
Grand Haven
Davis
Cnicego
Sirthe
Rudolph
Anna Schwary
E. Market
Nattie Dodson
Dawaunboy
Herbert
Berths Whitmore
E. Snoffield Ave
Oscar
Alma
Dean
Mtelain St
John W
Marie Cloud
W. Morris-tt
Thomas and
Mollie Wells
Sid Cochranst
Sted. Bailey
Rena Carter
Leslie
Agnes Belch
Ruth-at
George and Beverett
Highlandave
Louise R. Miller
Bloyd-ave
Buraleat
Browning
Sir E. Prospect
PD. Alfke
Rosaline-et
F. Anderson
N. Delaware
Jon Holtz
East-at
Adam Helm
Madmwad-ave
Emma Wise
Hoyt-ave
Hama
Arto
Springs
ATI
Indianapolis Markets
K. Selecta
Wrocéries
Lee
Windsor Sx. C
Oamenij—Gdia
Nerelen Ane
Stout's Factory Shoe Store
Mass. Ave
Eocom
Inyo
Jackson
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Kanawha
Brasil Block
Green County
Green County Egg
Biasaburg
Connellsville
Wwe
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