Colima cargo rules after Mexican port warning
Mexican government orders that ships docking at Mexican ports must carry cargo in holds rather than on deck. Reports linked the Colima disaster to heavy deck cargo. Pacific Mail officials cite heavy deck weight but deny cargo shift or dynamite. Survivors and officials discuss causes as Mazatlan steamer reaches wreck scene with five more survivors reported ashore.
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Juse
Mazatlan
Colima
San Juan
Manzanillo
George H. Herbert
Alexander Center
Pacific Mail Steamship company
Mr. Center
thair
Mexico
City of Mexico
war department
Pacific mail company
New York
Jane
Mex
Boca de Apica
Mafael
Rescue efforts continue for six sailors and Colima survivors
A damaged report notes five Afazutlan sailors afloat in rough seas and a return to shore by the boat with six more believed saved on the Colima. Rescue teams push to reach both groups as waves crash ashore.
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shere
Colima
Wreck of the Colima blamed on bad stowage and heavy seas
Reports from CoLox Colombia dated June 3 describe the steamship Colima overturned after a heavy sea shifted its large deck lumber and cargo. Bad stowage cited as the disaster’s cause with 21 saved and 195 lost.
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Colima
CoLox
Colombia
Missing Woman Found Near Weekstown After Starvation
Mrs. Peter Brown of Jersey City was missing for three days and located by her son Edward Brown in a Weekstown cedar swamp. She had wandered for two days without food and was near death but is expected to recover due to her advanced age.
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Hanson City
N. J
Peter Brown
Weekstown
Edward Brown
Bridgeport
Slight
Elevator accident claims life of 14 year old in Reading
In Reading on June 3 a 14 year old elevator boy Charles Hoffman died at Dives Pomeroy and Stewarts store from injuries after caught between the floors while the lift was started. An employee entered the lift and started it as the boy attempted to enter while it moved, leading to fatal crushing injuries.
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Trocstos
Tes
Jane
Paint Rock
Concho county
READING
Charles Hoffman
Pomeroy & Stewart's
Frisco Mystery and a Murder at 1017 Edlis Street
Reports of a brutal murder in San Francisco tied to Miss Nellie Harrington found stabbed and her apartment set ablaze. An elderly man who frequented the house, identified via a photograph of ex-State Senator L. W. Buck, is implicated as Buck suffers injuries en route to the station. A Japanese resident is detained for inquiry.
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Amantuel Church
Nellie Harrington
Edlis street
Buck
Miss Harrington
Senator Buck
Oakland
San Francisco
The Distinguished Invalids Reports Mixed Health Signs
Washington June 3 The condition of Representative dirt continues to improve despite heat. Miss Mary A. Dodge (Gail Hamilton) had another bad turn but shows no material change. she Setian Apologizes. Constantinople June 3 The sultan’s secretary to English French and Russian ambassadors expresses regret over the Jeddah outrage and says offenders will be punished. Ten Bedouins arrested, difficulty in identifying real culprits, event at twilight.
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Mary A. Dodge
Gail Hamilton
she Setian
CONSTANTINOPLE
Jeddah
Water famine hits Atlanta as main water line breaks
Atlanta endures its worst water famine after the city’s main supply pipe ruptured yesterday leaving pipes dry. Hotels and large users hauled water in improvised carts while private families drew on long unused wells.
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Atlanta
German couple linked to fatal beating in Houston
In Houston on June 3 a German couple named Frank Colin and his wife quarreled over a domestic, with Colin assaulting the elderly wife using a flat iron. Colin fled, while the Wilkins woman was jailed on murder charges. Separately, the pope met Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore after a day of significant conversations with Cardinal Ladochowski, head of the propaganda office.
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Tex
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rpr
Baltimore
Cardinal Ladochowski
the propaganda
Drowned Man in Brandywine River at Wilminnton
Harry Devers aged 21 a Linden and Van Buren Street resident drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming in the Brandywine River at Wilminnton Delaware.
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Wilminnton
Del
Harry Devers
Linden
Van Buren
Brandywine
Heat Victims Across Cities Add to Toll in July
Heat waves across Philadelphia New York and nearby towns raise fatalities and injuries. In Philadelphia a man identified as E Weiss of New York and others collapse or die after extreme temperatures. Prostrations mount in Fernwood Jenkintown Wilson and Millen with several deaths reported. Meanwhile New York sees its warmest June 2 on record with police noting ten heat cases and warning residents to take precautions.
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signal service bureau
Fernwood
E. Weiss
New York
Ellen Casey
Wilsontown
Montgomer county
Huart Stuggard
Jenkintown
isol
Dana
Murder charge linked to Butler Harris case in city
Charles Wassell, claiming to be an electrician, is under arrest after a New York Life Insurance employee named Gunzburg implicated him in the murder of Harris, a Black man shot in the hallway of his employer’s residence on Fifty-ninth Street on May 27. Gunzburg’s statement to police prompted the arrest, as authorities pursue further evidence.
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NRW
Charles Wassell
Alesander Gunzhburg
New York Life Insurance company
Waassell
Mr. Borden
Harris
Fifty-ninth street
Gunzburg
Wessels
Democrats sweep Wilmington city ticket in close race
WILMINGTON Del June 25 Democrats carried the entire city slate including mayor treasurer solicitor and council president and won seven of twelve wards giving a three vote advantage in the city council Republicans hold a three vote edge. Mayor candidate Charles R Jefferis expected to win by about 250. A convict at Tarston New Jersey hanged himself after stealing the rope from a shop. Ex minister Matt W Ransom United States envoy to Mexico leaves for home in North Carolina for sixty days due to health reasons.
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Wet
Charles R. Jefferis
Tarstox
Frederick Henschler
New Jersey
Henschler
Camden
Ransom
Washington
Matt W. Ransom
United States
Mexico
North
Caroina
DROWNED AT ATLANTIC CITY ALONG WITH YOUNG MAN ARRESTED
A drowning tragedy at Atlantic City near Illinois avenue follows a nearby rescue. Charles R. Thompson of Cleveland and Miss Jennie Grogle of Philadelphia were swept by a whirlpool while Thompson gave swimming lessons. Mrs. James Farley filed a criminal negligence charge. Thompson, possibly going by Crawford, was arrested and detained without bail pending inquest. A jetty caused deeper water and another rescue occurred in the same morning.
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Ilinois avenue
Charles R. Thompson
Cleveland
Mise
Jennie Grogle
Ninth
Dickinson streets
Philadelphia
Thompson
Robert Brady
Boathhorse
Joseph Brady
Brady
James Farley
Miss Grogle
youn
Crawford
Treasury Deficit Forecast Downgrades Outlook Ahead of Year End
Treasury officials project the fiscal year end will show a deficit not exceeding 14 million next month, with potential relief to about 243 million less than prior estimates. June pension payments fall by at least 2.4 million, and interest disbursements drop about 1.5 million. July spending typically rises, making an August 1 shortfall unlikely to dip below 20 million.
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Treasury
WAsHinstey
Salvation Army Dedicates New NYC Headquarters Ceremonies
The Salvation Army holds a three day dedication in New York City beginning with a parade of grand staff and field officers this afternoon. A 4:30 rally at 12 West Fourteenth Street precedes a 7:40 night grand demonstration in the new auditorium. Commander and Mrs Booth will review the troops.
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Salvation Army
West Fourteenth street
Menor Hall
Commmander
Murdered Wis Young Wife Near Chede Base
Handy shot and killed his young wife Saturday evening on a crowded street near Chede base. He had been drinking and tried to force her to bring tea to his parents' home. Their daughter was present. He escaped after firing twice, the second shot piercing her heart.
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ATL&STA
Handy
chede
Fearing War With Chile Provokes Argentine War Party
Reports from the Argentine republic describe a strong war party agitating for conflict with Chile. Boundary commissioners returned from Chile reporting satisfactory progress while Governor McLeod advises caution as potential hostilities loom. A separate incident in Indiana ends with murder and arrest after a jealousy dispute between brothers leaves one dead and another jailed.
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WashineTox
Argentine republic
povern McLeot
Murder Suspect Samuel Burr Captured Near Brown's Mills
Samuel Burr, the accused wife murderer, was tracked after his crime between Tabernacle and Fivart on Thursday. He was captured in the woods near Brown's Mills by a patrol and handed to Constable Theodore Miller of Indian Mills and Frank Banks of Pemberton. Burr appeared emaciated and had eaten only one meal since the assault.
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N. J
Jane
samuel Burr
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Fivart
Tursday
Brown's Mills
Theodore Miller
Indian Mills
Frank Banks
Pemberton
Buer
Nuggets of News Provides Grim View of 19th Century
The report notes Colorado rains promising large grain yield. Obituaries record William J H Ballard, Hull consul, death. Frederick Shriver of Baltimore steamboat line dies at 43. Mattie Robinson a Montgomery girl, 19, commits suicide after parental opposition to her fiancé. Manuel Herrara kills wife in San Antonio amid the presence of their three children and escapes. George Hancock sentenced in Philadelphia by Juda Hare to two years imprisonment for bigamy.
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William J. H. Ballard
United States
Hull
England
George Hancock
Juda Hare
Philadelphia
Frederick Shriver
Baltimore
Mattie Robinson
Montgomery
Ala
Manuel Herrara
San Antonio
Tex
Debs Case Turn Public Turning Point In Government By Injunction
Governor Altgeld rails against the Supreme Court ruling remanding Eugene V. Debs and allies to jail, calling it a dangerous precedent that erodes liberty and ushers in government by injunction, warning that state judges may follow. Also reports the murder of John R. Harmon by his wife in Fairfax County, details the alleged motive and the widow’s account.
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fort
SPRINGFIELD
Lls
John P. Altgeld
United States supreme court
Eugene V. Debs
thas
United States supreme couurt
United States
White House
Union Labor League forms in Pittsscre to push eight hour day
The Union Labor League of Western Pennsylvania was organized here with forty local bodies and about 25 000 members. William B. Amish and the Flint Glass workers were elected president and the league aims to secure an eight hour day and raise labor prices. The AFL and ITU may join Pittsburg action, with likely moves by United Mineworkers and Brotherhood of Railway Engineers.
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Union Labor League of
Western Pennsylvania
William B. A mish
Flint Glass workers
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Pittsburg
United Mineworkers
Brotherhood of Railway
Attendees Named for Memphis Silver Convention
Governor Stone appoints fifty four delegates from Joperson City Missouri to the Memphis silver convention June 12 and 13. Notables include Congressmen Bland Arnell Burns Heard Morgan Deartland Clack Hutch Senators West Cockrell Colonel Jones Cochran Mayor Sitcenger R T Van Horn Woods Thoms A Sherwood State Treasurer Lon Stephens Colonel Benton Switzer Geater Sedalia and Shelton among others.
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Stone
Memphis
Bland
Arnell
Burns
Heard
Morgan
Deartland
Clack and Hutch
West and Cockrell
Charles H. Jones
G. Cochran
J. sitcenger
R. T. Van Horn
Fudse Thoms A. Sherwood
Guart
Lon V. Stephens
ALE Benton
WL Swituer
Geater
Sedalia
Johan ami NL Shelton
Amigamated Officials Re-elected at Convention
The Antileamated Association of Iron Steel and Pun Workers adjourned to meet in Birmingham next year. President Garland, Secretary Kilgul fon, and Assistant Secretary Guden were unanimously re-elected by acclamation. A mine fire at Agato, Wilk Pa, began Saturday, with 200 men at work. lower mine levels will be flooded to prevent spread.
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Associaton
Iron Steel
Pun
Birminghan
pudailers
wases
treasurure
Garland
Kil
Agato
WILK Pa
Alleged Absvonder Rotanna Coxs Honockss
Calvin W. Rigg Jr formerly left his wife and children in March and faced a 150 shortage in his accounts with Conshohocken council Junior Order United American Mechanics where he served as treasurer. He appeared before Magistrate William F. Smith and requested a hearing for his court appearance but refused to go.
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Coxs Honockss
Calvin W. Rigg, Jr
Conshohocken council
United American Mechanics
William F. Smith
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