Riot and mass murder stories span many regions
The item stacks diverse reports from Cleveland legal disputes to global events. Belasco sues Fal banks in Chicago for 50000, riot and murder aftermath in Harpoot affects families, obituaries span Philadelphia Seattle Detroit and more, with political and maritime notes from Crete to Barce lona and Royal London Yacht Club results.
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Reddy Baldwin
Cleveland Crackenan
David Belasco
N. K. Falbanks
Chicago
Leale Carter
Fair- Banks
Belasco
Crosby H. Wheeler
Warren
Mary I. Gates
Kharpool
Wheeler
Aatea
Kharpoot
Gatog
Duluth
Dubuque
Iowa
Fir Awi Hour
Elgin
Harry St. Snyder
aAc Pang
Ill
Joan Berens
Federal Law Makers Debate Bond Bill and River Project
Washington reports detail Senate debate on the bond bill with Cullom opposing as repudiation and Stewart supporting a resolution against future issues. House rivers and harbors bill advances over a presidential veto as party lines blur and William Vilas warns of mounting appropriations and potential treasury strain.
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Washington
Senate
Cullom
Brown
Titan
Stewart
Nevada
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
House
Deweersts
Republicas
Jong Strugel
United States
Marigin
Senate Debates Revenue and Veto Amid Fiscal Strain
The Obie Sherman senator urged more revenue while condemning hikes as a legislative trick. He warned taxation hurts labor and would back the veto. Hill opposed overriding the president's veto, as did Sherman West and Pettigrew. A bitter attack on the president followed. In the House a conference report on deficiency bills advanced and 10 000 copies of the president's message and river and harbor committee report were ordered printed.
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Kaiatmazca
Mich
Frank
Smith
Three Rivers
Jackson
Senate
House
Morgan
New York
Chicago
Devila Sage
N. D
Co. W. Bluct
Yennette O'Hara
Ubureh
Peary
Illinois
Hinaker
Oy Dowsing
Representatives
Silver
Snawboard Company
Capaln
Joseph Phillips
bBut
L Fala
N.Y
Jivebeat Hutchison
Emmett Bown
Snde
Roar
Cripple Creek
Gol
Washington
Postotiee
McMerchien
Airamp
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Emma Moreyer
Chelsea
Fred Hydloff
Hydlof
Pimeek
Pittsburg
Bel’ Company
Muskegon
Philip Oppenheim
Staramento
Superior Court
T. M. Yates
Toronto
la Crosse
Nerworian Evangelical Lutheran Synd of America
Phil Armour
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
A. I. Valentine
Armour Elevators
Edward
Benjamin Postal
Cloquet
du Futh
Benjamin
Blackman
Juneau
Alaska
Seattle
John L. Waller
Kansas
District of Columbia
Major Asideley
Pines
William Brickfield
Peaters
MeKinsey
Morton
Cleveland
Harvity
Ottawa, ML
General Electric Company
J. McMellan Smith
South Bend
Ind
Servators
Bate
Chilton
Hill
Yous
Wilnsmme
Congress
Mr. Vilas
Secretary of the Treasury
Eesury
Obie
Sherman
Salt Vilna
West
Pettigrew
Yest
Trade Conditions Tendency of Prices Downward
Bradstreet weekly review notes general trade dullness across lines with weaker demand and smaller commercial paper activity. Merchants complain of slower collections as prices fall in cereals sugar coffee pork products cotton and iron and steel while Nebraska crop prospects shine. Summer demand seen modestly rising but overall activity remains weak as factories await renewed orders and markets brace for post convention sentiment.
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New York
Bradstreuts’ Weekly Review
Nebraska
Chicago
RG. Dan
Rusa
Io Aptte
Nem
Bar Association
United States
Cloudburst In Kansas Destroys Crops And Floods Towns
Abeline reports widespread flooding after a cloudburst with heavily damaged crops from hail. Gypsum City and nearby areas flood along Gypsum creek with water two to ten feet deep, forcing residents from homes by boat. Brookville and surrounding regions also suffer rising water and property losses as Bull Creek swells. Des Moines records damage from hail to windows and crops, with several houses and barns moved from their foundations.
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Salina
Gypsium City
Gypsium Creek
Brookville
Smoky Hill
Tile City
Des Moines
Atlantic
Bull Creek
Shooting affray ends in tragedy at Lancaster Wis
In Lancaster Wisconsin on June 6 a feud between J W Shiffman and Jack Webb led to a shooting at a village creek. Webb fired four shots wounding Shiffman in the hip and tearing a finger. A three year old daughter of merchant Peter Blindert was struck by a stray bullet and died within an hour. Webb was arrested and villagers mourn the girl as the incident unsettles the town.
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Tappan
New York
James
Clarkson
Indianapolis
Niagara
Buffalo
Robert Taber
Julia Marione Taber
Europe
Ewart Pullman
Leffergyon
Iowa
Bull
Alonzo Nall
Nakomip
Progress
Act Perretreuse
Frank Wiman
Erastus Wiman
Emporia, Kart
Tuslow
North Carolina
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Traciey
Rame
Aberitf
J. E. Jenner & Co
Milwaukee
Trab
Sonar Calvo
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Costa Rica
Arnold
Merchants’ National Beak
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Mayor Walbridge
St. Louis
Homer Virgil
Mion
Brares
Georgia
Rowe
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Akron
Weet Point
Samuel M. Mins
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Grape Creek II
Corning
Ohio
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Williay Meyers
Columbus
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Albert Radzmil
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Chicago
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Ind
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Crete
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Madrid
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British Hollow
Ten
Aranity
J. W. Shiffman
Jack Webb
Vilage
Leraia
Webs
Shiffman
Peter J. Blindert
Tina
Suffan
Webo
Senate Debates Cuba Death Row Case and House Quorum Clash
Washington June 6 Senate debate focused on American citizens sentenced to death in Havana over the Competitor affair with Morgan Ala urging presidential information on capture and demands for their release. House scenes showed a quorum battle in Magna vs Lockhart as Bailey and allies protested the procedure and adjournment steps amid a tense roll call.
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Senate
United States
Havana
Cuba
Morgan
Congress
Union
Morged
Abduk
Cabe
Magna
Oider
Martin
Bailey
German Officers Flee Nanking After Attacks
A Shanghai dispatch reports German officers, subjected to indignities by Chinese soldiers, are leaving Nanking after a bodyguard murder incident of a viceroy’s guard. German warships arrive demanding heavy indemnity, accusing China of driving Germans out to place Chinese forces under Russian control.
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London
Shanghai
Eaya
Nankin
Newspaper plant wrecked in Kansas City by unknowns
In Kansas City at St Marys yesterday unknown assailants wrecked the Journal office by destroying its presses and throwing all the papers into the river. Publisher James Graham had recently attacked the money-collection method from saloonkeepers and George Welsh, a local figure, had threatened to demolish the office and facing possible arrest.
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Kansas City
St Mary's
Tys
James Graham
George Welsh
Welsh
Find Gold In Coal In Wyoming Discovery
Cheyenne reports Cambria mine employees found coal priced at two dollars a ton contains four tons of gold. Daughters of Carl Marz gathering material for biography of their father.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cambria
Carl Marz
Feiber
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