Cyclone Rages Across Illinois Wrecks Towns And Kills
A destructive cyclone swept from Wisconsin through central Illinois Tuesday night, killing at least ten in Peoria and three at Merna, with extensive damage in Bloomington and Kingston Mines. Dozens injured and property losses run into hundreds of thousands, as trains, ships, and utilities suffer damage across multiple counties.
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Newsam Bros
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Iowa Central
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Illinois
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Mcclean County
McLean County
Edward Martin
Lena Gahagan
Anna Kelly
Clement Spencer
Thomas Gahagan
Kinsella
Twin Grove
Wesleyan University
el Paso
Stanford
Massacre of Yaqui in Santa Rosa Canon Reported
Tucson correspondent details a massacre of Yaqui Indians by Mexican troops near Minas Prietas Sonora in Santa Rosa canon. Fifty or more women and children perished, with no Yaqui men captured as the force urged by officers to kill all combatants. Local survivors were driven toward Hermosillo while bodies were left in the canon.
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A. T
Arizona
Prietas
Sonora
Santa Rosa Canon
Minas Prietas
Torres
Minas Prietus
Hermosillo
Allis Chalmers Strike Settled After Yearlong Tie Up
In Chicago on June 12 the Allis Chalmers machinists strike ends as workers approve 11 percent wage rise and company grants union recognition plus an eight hour day with a half holiday on Saturday. About 500 men involved. strike began May 30, 1901.
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Chicago
Allis-Chalmers Company
Voucher Exposé Sparks Senate Over Cuban Propaganda Funds
Testimony before the Cuban relations committee revealed that between 8000 and 9000 dollars from the Cuban treasury, directed by Governor General Wood, funded promotional efforts for reciprocity with the United States. A voucher dated April 2, 1902, to the United States Export Association shows 2880 dollars for sending circulars and literature to U S leaders, with approval by the military governor.
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Washington
Committee On
F. B. Thurber
Wood
United States
Cuba
Senate
Thurber
Senate Chamber
Teller
House
Ways and Means
New York
United States Export Association
Beet Sugar Senators Plan Two Caucuses in Near Term
The article reports that beet sugar Republican senators will hold two caucuses this week to discuss developments affecting a Cuban compromise. A separate full conference is planned, with Elkins Burrows and Jones of Nevada reporting that the Cuban committee rejects all compromise propositions and demands a straight 20 percent reduction with presidential revocation power. Some beet sugar leaders remain hopeful of no reciprocity during the current session.
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Senate
Secon
Burrows
Aldrich
Elkins, Burrows and Jones
Nevada
Cuba
Governor John F. bd Renominated by Republican Convention
Portland Maine June 12 Governor John F bd was yesterday renominated for a second term by the Republican state convention An interesting feature of the convention was the presence of Secretary of the Treasury Shaw who delivered the pe.
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Portland
John F. Bd
Tesury
Shaw
Quay Leads Gop Campaign In Pennsylvania Nomination
Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker was chosen for governor by the Republican state convention 206 votes to 152 over Attorney General John P. Elkin. Quay was unanimously named state committee chairman amid a platform backing Roosevelt and tariff principles and calling for ballot reform.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisbeg
Samuel W. Pennypacker
John P. Elkin
William H. Brown
Newcastle
Isaac B. Brown
Erie
Quay
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Pennypacker
Elkin
Stone
Neely Freed From Prison After Cuban Amnesties
Havana reports C F W Neely, convicted March 24 for Cuban postal frauds with ten years and a $56701 fine, released under a June 9 amnesty signed by President Palma. Reeves and Rathbone also freed or pardoned in related actions as cases were reviewed or concluded. Mussolino in Lucca Italy received a life sentence and is hailed as a folk hero by locals and some women.
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Havana
C. F. W. Neely
Palma
United
Rathbone
Roosevelt
Baseball Scores and Strike News Across The Nation
Chicago reports include league results from Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn and New York with scores for both leagues. Chippewa Falls mill workers plan a Monday strike over eleven hour days while the federal treasury reports civil war interest allowances of 458559 to Ohio and 1005129 to Illinois.
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United States envoy, Cuban minister in New York and other notes
Whitelaw Reid met King Edward as envoy to the coronation. Senor Gonzales de Quesada arrives in New York. Tammany disavows Croker leadership. Mrs. Roosevelt and children reach Oyster Bay. Reformed Church in America adjourns at Asbury Park. Kearsarge practice hits at 100 percent. Salisbury lynchings involve youths aged 14 and 16. Panama hat poisoning claims C. Davis in Baltimore. AOUW says 427,426 members. Indiana Democrats editorial group to meet at French Lick.
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King Edward
United States
Senor Gonzales de Quesada
New York
Tammany Triumvirate
Richard Croker
Tammany
Theodore Roosevelt
Hve
Oyster Bay
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Asbury Park
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Se C. Davis
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French Lick
The Capital of Out ocracy and Deafness Cure Ad
An excerpt argues Washington as America's true nation city and contrasts it with other cities. The piece shifts to a medical sales pitch claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh, offering a $100 reward for uncured cases and promoting the remedy from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halls Family
DeWrrr & Co
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Sensible selfshness urged as money advice
The Atchison Globe quotes a plea to keep earnings for personal comfort or family support instead of sharing with others or gambling. It suggests improving home comfort, avoiding slot machines, reducing liquor expenses, and notes reasons to use money wisely. Also promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Less than one per cent of Norway’s land is used for grain fields.
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Dr. Pierce
Michael Maher
People
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Atchison Globe
Norway
Spring Fever: Torpid Liver and Inactive Bowels
An ersional medical advert describes spring fever as a torpid liver and inactive bowels that may lead to illness. DeWitt's Little Early Rovers are promoted to stimulate the liver, activate the bowels, and cleanse impurities. Safe pills. A. R Otis.
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A. R. Otis
DeWitt’s Little Early Rovers
A. R Otis
Reavy Heads Lightened Remedy Ad
Otis Tropical Tes claims Vim comfort and energy from a simple pleasant remedy. The ad promotes Otis products at 25c with a cheaper price undercuts. A. R. Otis markets the tonic as a cure for dull heavy feeling.
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Otis Tropical
A. R. Otis
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