Colorado Strike Grows as Railroads Lay Off Men
Denver reports the Colorado strike widening with railroads beginning to lay off workers. A state labor union seeks a conference with the Trust to end the dispute. Grant of American Smelting refuses executives' request for talks. Smelters and mining towns face layoffs amid trust resistance and widespread labor tension.
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Denver
Colo
Hs. Grant
American Smelting & Refining Company
Execuive
State Federation of Libor
Nowhlimg
Colorado
Pirie
Abealas
AL el. Meyer
Arcentine Stieller
Arcentine Stieller Depemls
Higrdy
Lailion
Coloraih
Meelored
Kansas City
Speinafield
Chicago
Alton
Students in Exile. Exile of 1400 Russian Students to Siberia
Vienna reports a mass exile of about 1400 students from European Russia sent to Siberia without trial. Universities are closed, over 30,000 students have been left without schooling as harsher education rules spark protests. Count de Wits and Gen Vannovsky lead inquiry efforts but have yet to secure clemency.
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Russia
Tuletater
Studenta
Count de Wits
Gen
Vannobsky
Commission of Inquiry
American Army Discipline and Rations Lauded by Deputy Attorney General
A damaged, OCR like fragment discusses U S military discipline observations by Deputy Attorney General Long of Mong Kong. It praises American troops for intelligence and obedience while noting a paradox of perfect discipline without firepower. Rations are described as liberal with flexible quartering, claiming American soldiers are the best fed in the world.
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Fis Inter
Ayethia Senle
Quite at Bluefields passengers report end to trouble
Reports from New Orleans June 16 describe passengers arriving from Binufield noting political tension near Lynefields has eased. The American gunboat Vixeo is positioned at the bay entrance controlling the river and river mouth area, with the Nicaraguan customs house and army post on the bluff pressed under its mercy.
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New Orleans
Une
Binufield
Lynefields
Vixeo
Bluefelds River
Hirbers
Istern Bureau
Principal in Marion Clark Kidnapping Sentenced
George Beauregard Barrow the principal in the kidnapping of Marion Clark, daughter of Arthur Clark, was sentenced to fourteen years and ten months in New York on June 16. The jury deliberated briefly before delivering the guilty verdict. Currie Jones, who pleaded guilty, received four years. Mrs Burrow’s trial will follow.
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Marios Clark
New York
George Beauregard Barrow
Marion Clark
Arthur Clark
Currie Jones
Airs
Burrow
Governor Pingree Vetoes Beet Sugar Bill and Expo Funding
Governor Pingree ends the legislative session by vetoing the amended beet sugar bounty bill and a $40,000 appropriation for a state building and exhibit at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. He criticizes the legislature for failing to carry out the people's wishes. The actions are announced from Lansing on June 10.
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Pingree
Lansing
Mich
Buffals
Nobility Sent to Prison in June Disturbances
In Paria on June 14 the secret court sentenced Comte We Dion, Comte Aubigny and Comte Mary to two weeks in prison and the three Tu0 Cennes for taking part in disturbances at Autei on June 4. Others were sentenced to varied prison terms from four to six months for the same charges.
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Wen
Lonbet
Paria
Comte We Dion
IV Aubigny
Comte Ivaary
Prlace
Cennes
Autei
Treaty of Reciprocity Between U S and Britain Described
Washington reports a new reciprocity treaty between the United States and Great Britain concerning the British colonies in the Marabar region. The agreement aims to extend tariff and trade terms without full merger, marking the first in a series of reciprocal pacts with British West Indian colonies including Antigua Bermuda and others, as outlined by officials.
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Prade
Barhedors
Americon
Washington
Great Uetian
Tin Marbarkaes
State Department
Laniten
Gulunk
Bermuda
London
Funeral Attendants Schedule for Congressman Bland
June 16 Lebanon Mo. Col Wolom sryan passed through St. Louis en route to Lebanon to attend the funeral of Richard P. Bland. Noah Hawk of Willow Springs deputy sergeant at arms of the House of Representatives will attend with Congressmen Jay Dearmond Lloyd and Clark of Missouri and others from Texas and Washington. Sergeant at arms F Russell of Washington arrived to take charge. A ceremonial catafalque stands in the Supreme House area for the remains.
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Oies
Moone
St. Lanlg
Col Wolom Sryan
St. Louis
Lebanon
Huo
Richard P. Binur
Carthage
Noah Hawk
Willow Springs
House of Representatives
Washington
Jay, Dearmond
Lloyd and Clark
Missouri
Farris
Bailey
Republicans discuss Ingalls as First district candidate
Atchison republicans dissatisfied with the First district race talk of John J. Ingalls as a candidate for Congress. They have not secured Togally's consent to enter the race. Togally is in Washington and will return to Atchison within a few days.
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Mansas Republicace
Rusaing Agalu
Atchison
Kan
Atobson
John J. Ingalls
Curtis
Togalls
Togally
Washington
England's Army Size Shown At 1,000,000 Men
London reports a revised British army total of about one million, with 234,000 white regulars at home and abroad. The document notes 4,000 deserters in a year, nearly half of whom voluntarily rejoined, and highlights a strong volunteer and native forces in India and Egypt. No conscription is needed.
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London
Bridah
Nod
India
Maghahimga
England
Damaging evidence and disasters hit streams of Missouri
In Sedalia the state presented conclusive proof that Engineer West helped rob a train, with Stubblefield as the suspected accomplice. West was identified after a gun battle. Stubblefield was captured bleeding and in pain. Other items note Kansas City debt needs, railroad land fraud suit, a farmer’s suicide by Nowack, and Krackett flooding with four missing.
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Stabblefield
Engineer West
Stubblefield
West
Love
Dillard
Clark
Kansas
Leavenworthy Kan
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Junction City
Parsons
St. James
Charlies Nowack
Here
Nowaeck
Nowack
Weather Conditions Noted at K C Signal Service
Weather conditions reported from Kansas City Missouri on June 10 describe little rain in the past day with light showers in Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and South Dakota. Cloudiness prevails in western states with high barometric pressure across the region east of the Rockies and above normal readings except along the gulf coast and far northwest.
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Kannan City
Kansas City
Missopriano
Manank
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Dakar
Des Moines
Grear
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Robbery report from mail car near Poteau in Indian Territory
Dispatches from June 16 detail a mail car attached to a Kunsta City Pittsburg and Gulf train robbed three miles south of Poteau, with $5 and a registered letter reportedly taken. Kansas City officials confirm the robbery as revenue agents probe the incident.
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Bt Louis
Post Office Inspector's Department
Kunsta City
Pittsburg
Poteau
Indian Territory
Kansan City
Pittsburg & Gulf
Unsuccessful Aguinaldo Driven Back in Manila Fight
Washington dispatches report General Otis confirming a repulse of an insurgent attack on San Fernando led by Aguinaldo. The assault left heavy rebel losses, with fourteen American wounded. Other items note Kennedy trial coverage, the Franklin statue unveiling, and various Navy and public notices.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
San Fernando
Aguinaldo
Manila
Saa Fernanda
MacArthur
Aguinaldy
Oula
Kennedy
Klondike Gold News From Dawson Arrives With $40000 Dust
William P. Allen of the Nugget Express brings in $40,000 in gold dust from Dawson aboard the steamer Alkt, reporting the Klondike clean up underway and many creeks sluicing. Miners, mostly small owners, travel with treasure as sluicing expands on Bunaote, El Dorado, Indian River areas with sizable gold yield expected. Summer work to run day and night, routes and prices holding up amid hopeful outlook.
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Seaule
Wash
William P. Allen
The
Nugget Express, Company
Dawson
Alkt
Allen
Klondike
Bunaote
el Dorado
Dominion
Indian River
Keing
Forty Lives Lost In Awful Explosion At Malifax Mine
An explosion today at the Phantinfon Qual company pit in Malifax N G seven miles from Oslidonia mallou traps more than forty workers. More than twelve bodies have been recovered with many presumed dead, as rescue efforts continue. The accident occurred in the early hours and casualties are expected to rise.
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Uae
Eerie
Vince Tiber
Bo Denerenyemtety
Ldok
Secarted
Hatter Tiotte
Phertses
Retremier Fe
Cecil Bho
Pels Tin Pare
Carey Punchigre
California
FIG Syrup CO
Wat
Cleveland Street Railway Reopens After Settlement
Cleveland June 1 Cars were started on all lines opened yesterday with no rioting though obstructions were found on tracks. Officials report street traffic calm and a settlement of the strike is expected to be effected.
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Workhawe
Cleveland
Nenia
Ans
Workhouse
Cleveland Street Railway
Cleveland, O
Sloan Storms Off After Upset Glass Incident at Ascot
London dispatch reports jockey Tod Sloan angrily confronting a waiter at Ascot after a glass of liquor toppled onto his clothes. Sloan struck the waiter with a champagne bottle, inflicting wounds, in what witnesses call the most unprovoked assault ever seen. the incident is expected to be hushed up.
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London
the Star Today
Ascot
Sloan
Walter
Brakeman Dies After Brutal Assault in Sedalia
Sedalia June 16 Timothy Donnohue a brakeman died this morning after being waylaid and beaten by Roxey Itzgerald and Loppy Doyle who lured him from a hotel while he defended others from robbery. A brutal skull fracture ended his life.
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Bob
Amjares
Sedalia
Timothy Dennohue
Roxey
Sohos Itzgerald
Loppy” Doyle
Donnohue
Twoughs
Markets by Wire Chicago Live Stock and Grain Summary
Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City show live cattle and hog receipts and bid ranges, with hogs around 39,000 and cattle lighter. Wheat and corn futures in late June movement, with cash prices listed and daily receipts varying. Texas and native cattle activity described, stockers and feeders trading around 3.75 to 4.00. City market highlights note steady cheese and dairy prices mixed with livestock receipts and packer demand.
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Sheef
Sheev
Lembag
Ansas
Anaaa
Vamy
Caah
Manban
Kamese Cory
Carrie—Becelpta Neises
Texas
Ught
Sbrt HK
HWU
Cute
Chicago
Cumaco
Jane
We’re Still At It Beds Brass and Iron Offered
A vintage ad urges buyers to purchase iron or brass beds as a cool, clean, comfortable, and affordable option. It promises color matches and wide selection to suit any room, highlighting spring buying opportunities and low prices.
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