Belgrade restless as King Peter I arrival nears
In Belgrade on June 22 the crisis over punishing King Alexander and Queen Draga’s assassins deepens. Russian and Austrian demands spark cabinet panic while King Peter I’s reception is planned with a public holiday. Diplomats weigh posture as officers in Geneva threaten defiance and Servia faces internal party strife.
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Belgrade
Alexandra
Drage
Islera
Peter
Geneva
Sasume
Russia
Approved Conspiracy Ties King of Servia to Belgrade Plot
Vienna reports the new King of Servia was aware of a military conspiracy in Belgrade and his agents carried it out. Officers broke into the palace seeking to kill the royal couple. The late king offered abdication, but was ignored as murder proceeded. Belgrade mayor M Stamenkovic and Servian merchants and citizens arrived to greet King Peter at 10 tonight.
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Vienna
Allegemeine Correspondense
Servin
Belgrade
Koni
Ing Alexander
M. Stamenkovlc
Belatade
Peter
Fire damp explosion injures fourteen at Tamaqua mine
A mine explosion near Tamaqua Pennsylvania last night due to a defective safety lamp left fourteen miners badly burned. Daniel Lewis died from his injuries today. Two English speaking miners and three foreigners remain in critical condition as rescue efforts continue.
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Tamaqua
Daniel Lewis
Train crashes through Spokane with coal cars uproar
A Great Northern train of sixty coal cars ran out of control in Spokane on June 24. The engineer failed to retain control as the train sped through the city, jumped the track at Davidson Street. Three people were killed, nine injured and one missing. Three buildings were wrecked. A fire and rescue operations followed as cleanup began. Local authorities investigated the wreck and coordinated with emergency services. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted calls for safety reviews of rail operations.
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Spokane
Caura
Wash
Great Northern
Davidson Street
Constable Assaulted at Ohio Baseball Game
Constable Enoch Zohween attempted to stop a Sunday baseball game near Pindlay. Players knocked him down and beat him, driving him to the entrance where the bleachers hurled abuse and he suffered severe wounds. Police investigate as crowd involvement appears widespread.
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Ohio
Pindlay
Enoch Zohween
Seven New Cardinals Ceremony Shortened In Rome
Rome June 24 reports say the consistory was brief due to pope health rumors. Seven new cardinals were created including Fischer and Tahiani, with several archbishops announced. The pope appeared partially veiled in vestments, trembled hands noted, and the rite lasted about thirty to thirty five minutes.
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Rome
Vatican
Consiatory Hall
Carfingla
Monsignor
Fischer
Cologne
Tahiani
Vienna
Carvicchioni
Congrégation of Council
Ajou
Lion
Novella
Katschthaler
Salzburg
Austria
Herro
Espinoza
Valencia
Cardinal Satolli
Sana Maria
Aracoeli
Frascati
A O U W Supreme Lodge Adopts Revisions After Long Session
The Supreme Lodge of the A O U W finished its thirty fourth convention in St Paul after three weeks. Key changes include readjusted death benefit assessments starting at age 24 and heavier increases by 55, with no rise between 18 and 24. The body also amended rules to empower grand lodges to relocate meeting places without delega te consultation, appointing M M Dawson of New York as consulting secretary.
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St. Paul
Minn
Supreme Lodge
A. G. UO. Wy
Wickeh
State Capitol
Tim Fa
Gatts
Guyreme
Four Die In Rail Wreck Near Rawlins Wyoming
Four men killed in freight wreck near Rawlins Wyoming when derailed cars rolled down a long grade from Rawlins yards toward Green Hill. The victims named include brakeman Mngrath and engineer Edward Barker with partial reports of a tramp among the dead. Interstate Missouri Pacific crash at Cole Junction left several fatalities and livestock losses.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Mngrath
Laramie
Edward Barker
Pireman
Charles Prezell
Larami
Green Hill
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
Cole Junction
Avia the Yvull
William Atkingson
Esgineer Flnnegan
Governors Confer With Strikers in Dubuque Meeting
Governor Gummins and Commissioner Brigham met with city and county authorities and strikers to seek settlement of a labor dispute in Dubuque. The talks included strike representatives and local communities as efforts to avert further disruption continued.
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Gummins
Brigham
Pesca
Dubuque
Couns Ming
McMillan Removed From New Mexico Supreme Court Panel
An order signed after a conference with Attorney Mehul Knox moves Judge Daniel J. McMillan from the New Mexico Supreme Court panel on charges of immorality. Judge Clement C. Smith of Mustings, Mich, is named to succeed him, replacing the removed judge.
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Shargus
Supreme Curt
New Mexico
Washington
Touvole
Mehul Knox
Daniel J. McMiLlan
Editinn
Rany Untiloy No
Jadke Clement C. Smith
Mustings, Mich
Pershing Tells of Victory at Lake Lanao Fight
Captain Pershing writes of the Moro campaign battle at Lake Lanao in the Philippines. He details behind the lines positioning, a bamboo bridge assault, intense hand to hand fighting, and the fall of enemy defenses. He praises American nerve and notes no American deaths, with several wounds, and claims the affair largely settles the Lake Lanao troubles.
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Washington, D. C
John J. Pershing
Lake Lanao
Philippines
War Department
Root
Pershing
Bayan
Pendapatan
Tam
Record holds good Noa One Able to Equal Van Wyck
Former Mayor Robert Van Wyck retains the title of champion beef eater of Greater New York. An attempt to beat his record of eight and a quarter pounds in one sitting was staged in Wil Jerseyburg. Contestants Michael Schaupaut and F Oschmann watched by about Brooklynites as the time limit of one hour and forty minutes elapsed. Schaupaut led after the second steak but finished behind. The feast included 100 clams, five and three quarters pounds of steak, fifty oysters, two loaves of bread, a bunch of asparagus and ten clams.
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van Wyck
New York
Robert van Wyck
Greater New York
Wil Jomebure
Michael Schaupaut
F. Oschmann
Schaupaut
Two are killed in rail disaster near Point Reyes
In San Francisco on June 24 a funeral train on the North Shore railway derailed near Point Reyes, a crowded coach plunged twelve feet down an embankment. The dead include ANTON ROMAN founder of the Overland Monthly. M M KIRK of San Francisco and AL score were among the severely injured others.
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San Francisco
North Shore Railway
Point
The Picket Wins Derby At Chicago In Breakthrough Run
Six lengths ahead of Claude with Bernays and Savable close for second, The Picket defeats eighteen rivals to capture the Derby in a record time of 2 33. The unknown colt upstages favorites as crowds and fashion mark the largest field and greatest Derby spectacle yet.
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Chicago
Wield
Locket
Claude
Bernays
Savable
Sopose
Robert Waddell
Hila
Helgesen
Daly
Ttina
Markets Report From Sioux City and Nearby Bureaus
Sioux City live stock prices for hogs cattle and sheep show mixed to steady trends across Sioux City Chicago South Omaha and Kansas City markets. Hogs range from 5.00 to 6.00 per hundredweight with varying loads and mixes. Cattle include high beef prices for steers and lower values for cows and heifers, while sheep show general stability and moderate lamb values. Strong activity noted in fat cattle and stockers with regional price spreads across multiple markets.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Pete Senay
South Omaha
South Omahs
Grain Market Prices and Quotations for Wheat Rye and Oats
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain quotes show firm markets with No 2 white wheat at 42c and No 3 white at 44c, No 1 hard winter 8c to arrive, and rye at 49c to 68c depending on grade. Malting barley and oats offer limited listings with minor variations, while high wines priced at 1.30. Market notes indicate steady tone across grain and provisions with several regional bids and arrival terms.
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Chicago
Jing
Northwestern
Patrens
Iko
Minneapolis
Supe Minn
Sic
Harley
Arpive
Cnoh
Alabama peonage case exposes sheriff and brothers' terror
In Montgomery reports allege peonage and slavery practices across Coosa Tallapoosa and Lowndes counties. The Dixon brothers, including the Lowndes sheriff, are accused of abusing Black residents and forcing witnesses to withhold testimony, while a 16 year old girl sold into servitude in Tallapoosa illustrates the system.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Tallahoos
Cooea
Lowndes
Sheriffa
Dixon
Lowndes County
Dillard Freeman
Dixons
Hayneville
United States Court House
Brothers Freeman
Federal
Grand Jury
United State District
Reese
Neassiatent
Sternfeldt
Freeman
Jvill
United States
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Tallapoosa County
Rockford
Colcis
Goodwater
Codsa
London
Tallapoose
Robert M. Franklin
Justice of the Peace
Turnner
Grasshoppers Threaten Montana Ranchlands in June Doom
Consterna tion grips Bridger Creek county as ranchers fear a grasshopper plague spreading rapidly. Farmers report unprecedented pest proliferation endangering crops and livelihoods across Montana, with authorities urging rapid action.
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Montana
Tovingeton
Mont
Bridger Creek County
Canadians Rally Against U S Tyranny in Ottawa Speech
In Ottawa Major Gourley assailed U S influence and praised the British constitution while denouncing American tyranny. He urged building a trans Canada railway to Quebec and warned against Grand Trunk, calling for patriotic action and restraint in Parliament. The Commons then defeated a tariff revision motion.
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Uon
United States
Gourley
Algiérs
United States Senate
Representatives
Supreme Court
Coughtry
Algiers
Hig Lfe
Old England
Trsp
Canada
Gatada
Quebec
Proceesing
Feitment
Jagd
Ottawa
Grand Trunk
Major Gourley
House of Commons
J. Israel Tarte
Sentenced rustlers in Lyman county gang terror noted
Eight prisoners were returned to state prison terms ranging from two to three years and six months for rustling in Lyman county. Circuit Judge F B Smith handed down the sentences after Sheriff Pickett and deputies escorted the prisoners from Milwaukee depot. The group, part of the Circle Society, terrorized ranchers along the western Lyman county and Rosebud edge, including Billy Phillipatt owner of a ranch and home. Two convicts are white, and the case signals a broader crackdown on the gang. In Beaton a tunnel collapse near East Boston Street killed a Polish laborer, injured another, and left a third missing.
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Albert Night Pipe
Moses Good
Andrew Night Pipe
William Phillips
James Pearse
Circle Society
Lyman County
Eust
Rosebud ‘Reservation
Billy’t Phillipatt
Beaton
East Bonston
Weekly Bank Statement and Union Meeting Notes
A terse weekly bank statement mentions increases in loans and deposits amid circulation changes. The International Union notes adjournment and a pending resolution on socialist mass actions, reflecting tensions in June.
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Neworks
Burgi
Pritt
Wien
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Laguna de Lano
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Rolla
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Ont
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Foy
Colchester
N. Sey
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Timols
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