Ex Governor Pingree Dies in London at london end peacefu
Ex Governor Hazen S Pingree of Michigan died in London on Tuesday night at 1135 PM His son H S Pingree Jr was at his bedside and witnessed the passing The family planned embalming and return to Detroit with the body as the city and state mourn the former mayor governor and advocate of reform measures The death prompts official proclamations and notices of public memorial services in Detroit and Lansing
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London
H. 5
Pingree
Michigan
Mr. Pingree
United States
Wingree Henara
New York
Hazel S. Pingree
Fingree
Detroit
Hazel T. Pingree
F.C. Pingree
Gov. Pingree
Maron S. Pingree
Erin
Mick
Jane Vu
Allie
Lord
Deep
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Selletion Council
Exmayor
Lansing
Mich
Elisa
AHN
Koenigin Luise
Bremen
Southampton
Hazen S. Pingree
Pingreé
Plana
Detroit Journal
Eli R. Sutton
South Africa
Europe
Haven
S. Pingree
Bavarian Black Forest
Michi-gan
Egypt
Kruger
Berlisi
Detroit Railway
Lesels
Pingrey
A New Third Party Movement Emerges In Missouri
Kansas City June 20 a newly formed third party movement arises from reformers across populists public ownership and socialist groups aiming to unite under Bryan aligned principles to form a Missouri based party set to spread from other states. A committee was appointed to organize and report. The Atlanta Constitution denies Bryan seated with the movement.
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Third Party
William J. Bryan
Tee Merriwether
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Third Party Movement
Thousands mass outside Queen's Hall in pre-Boer meeting
London crowds of about ten thousand gathered outside Queen's Hall two hours before a pre-Boer meeting. Fights with police broke out as un ticketed attendees pressed in, windows shattered, and delegates struggled to speak amid uproar. Prominent pro-Boer figures attended while resolutions urged independence for Boer republics and peace terms from Britain.
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Queen's Hall
Ienry Labouchere
J. W. Sauer
Cape Colony
John Dillon
Nationalist
David Lloyd-George
James Kerr Hardie
Wilfrid Lawson
Queen’s Hall
Langham Hotel
Queens Hall
Baron Wattersea
Th T Abouchere
South Africa
Daily Mail
Tuo
Soho
Une
Clothing frame in San Francisco alleged by army officials
Washington on June 20 the War Department released two telegrams dated Tuesday about the clothing frame at San Francisco. Gen Corbin asked Gen Shafter for detailed facts before press use. Shafter said the matter involved a junk dealer who bought garments from soldiers and that arrests have been made. The seized items included blankets and various garments, all now with proper departments. Mexico City reports about 10000 dollars counterfeit by a gang tied to Jose Frias, with more dollars coined in Chihuahua and circulated in the United States.
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Des Moines Letter and Other Early June Notices
A telegraph from Senator Allison to Gov. Shaw declines to allow public release while thanking him for the inquiry and signaling no bid for the presidency. Also reports fire at Saddlery Co. plant in St. Louis with fatal explosion, a widow in Wichita named beneficiary of a vast San Francisco will, and various European weather and political notes from London and neighboring cities.
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Gov. Shaw
Allison
Gov
Shaw
St. Louis
J. Sickles Saddlery Company
Twentyfirst Street
Washington Avenue
Wichita
Kan
Dr. Slueck
Leavenworth
San Francisco
Black
London
Switherland
Wau- Bury
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Yeplity
Mob Lynching of Two Negroes Shocks North Carolin a
Shreveport Louisiana June 20 two negroes Frank Prophet Smith and F D McLand accused in the murder of John Gray Foster were lynched by a mob at Benton after overpowering Sheriff Thompson. About 200 armed men joined a planned cross state mob forming to punish those seen as accomplices. The victims died with Smith praying and McLand silent. A second lynching occurred in La Grange North Carolina where preacher P B Jones was seized from a guardhouse and killed after an alleged assault on Mrs Noah Davis.
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John Gray Foster
Benton
Frank
Prophet” Smith
Church of God
Foster
F. D. McLand
Bossier
Jatler
Thompson
Arkansas
Smith
McLand
North Carolina
la Grange
N. C
PB. B. Jones
Noah Davis
Uncle Sam's Move Next in Tariff War With Russia
Washington reports the tariff dispute with Russia intensifying. Secretary Gage questions treaty rights while Russia claims only economic aims. Count Cassini says the issue is purely commercial and hopes for mutual, reciprocal trade, with no political aims.
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United States
Gage
Russia
Empire of
Count Cassini
Trussia
Americas
America
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