Debs Disappearance Delays Woodstock Prison Train
Debs failed to report on time for a train to Woodstock jail after parole. Officers and fellow inmates followed leads as Debs claimed business, with deputies scouring for him. The case centers on interstate commerce terms and potential concurrent sentences for Debs and associates.
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Northwestern
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Debs
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United States
Martin J. Elliott
Chicago
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Elliott
Gant
Dobs
George W. Howard
Howard
Woods
Puzzling Health Collapse and Legal Death Warrants
A woman Lena Bridenbaugh died after forty eight days without food at Gib raltar residence of John Mitchell. The case puzzled doctors. The Trenton report notes supreme court denying habeas corpus for Theodore Lambert Camden murderer and Warren county killer Andrews with possible error writ to court of errors. Prussian mine fire near Antonienhutte continues with fifty rescued unconscious, ten dead, fifteen missing.
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John Mitchell
Gibraltar
Lambert
TRENTON
supreme court
Theodore Lambert
Camden i
Andrews
Warren county
court of errors and appeals
BERL
Antonienhutte
Prussian Stresia
Spanish Towns Inundated Amid Rising Flood Waters
Sr Salastian reporting from June 12 notes floods continue to devastate the district. Several villages are inundated as river levels rise threatening crops and railway links. In Baltimore, Francis B Bow ers shot and killed William Green on Mosher Street after disputes over Bow ers daughter.
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SALASTIAN
Baltimore
Francis B. Bowers
William Green
Mosher street
Bowers
Green
Bre
Goffs Injunction Dissolved and South Carolina Election
The U S circuit court of appeals dissolved Judge Goffs injunction in the South Carolina registration case. The decision restores SCs authority to run its registration laws for the upcoming constitutional convention election. The restraining orders are reversed and the bill dismissed.
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South Carolina
Ricnsoxp
circuit court of appeals
Goff
Hughes
Fuller
Seymour
Tadee Guff
Deposed minister exiled after adultery trial
June 12 report: Rev. George H. Sheldrake dismissed from ministry by Pittsburg presbytery after admitting adultery with his housekeeper and seeking divorce. he was deposed and excluded from communion. Also noted are a Kane freight wreck with one death, Austria’s pacific policy cue, President Cleveland’s Atlanta visit, wage talks at Cleveland, a foreign missions wreck report, a county treasurer accusations, Newfoundland governor retirement, and New York reapportionment plan.
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Pitts
Pittsburg
George H. Sheldrake
Chicago
presbytery
Russia and Japan sign commercial treaty
Nuggets of news note a commercial treaty between Russia and Japan being signed. Other items report an uprising in Corrientes suppressed, Des Moines nominating Sylvester Crane for governor, Ohio editors split on free silver, a New York grand jury indicting David Hannigan for murder, a Boston huckster shot dead by Italian grocer Salvatori Albini, and a Tuskegee lynching attempt ending in the wounding of J. M. Alexander.
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Japan
department of Corrientes
Buenos Ayres
Des Moines
Sylvester Crane
Davenport
Ohio
New York
David
Hannigan
Solomon H. Mann
Boston
Daniel J. Sullivan
Salvatori Albini
Aldani
Tuskegee
Alm
Tom Harris
J. M. Alexander
Harris
Vessel An tilla Burned After Lightning Strike At Gun Cay
The steamer Carrie E Long burned after a lightning strike on May 21 off Gun Cay, exploding and killing Captain Relff and two sailors. Survivors, including Stanley and Corcoran brothers, were rescued by Nassau natives then sent home by the U.S. consul. The incident led to a jury verdict of murder by an unknown person in Nellie Harington’s death.
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Antilla
Naasau
Carrie E. Long
Rolff
Philadelphia
Gun Cay
Relff
nane
Ther serew
Nassauin
Tin Stanley
Nassau
United Soates
Tip Stanley
John Corcoran
Janes Corcoran
Joseph Jackson
Michael >amara
Stewart Lurgeniversen
Buck
San Francisco
Nellie Harington
Buck I. W
Hewis
Infant Murderer in Indiana Stuns Local Families
Gilbert Bowsker, a youth of unclear age, killed infant Bernice Collins in Monticello after attacking with stones. Authorities face a lack of precedent in Indiana for dealing with a murderer so young while both families are prominent.
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La Poere
Ind
Indiana
Gilbert Bowsker
Bernice Collins
Monticello
Collins
Harmon Enters Office as Attorney General in Washington
In Washington on June 12 the cabinet gathers with most members present as Harmon, sworn in by Gibney, becomes attorney general. Olney and Harmon meet. Harmon’s Cincinnati family remains until autumn. Philadelphia hosts the National League of Press Clubs with the Marine Band providing entertainment at Pen and Pencil club events.
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WashiNGTON
Herbert
Wilson
Gibney
aimong
White House
state department
ATTL HARMON
jers
vn inet
Cisney
department of justice
Oluer
Atv. Huron
Cincinnati
outumn
Marine Bard
Philadelphia
National League of Press clubs
Pen and Pencil club
Mercantile club
Bohemia
Pen and Pencil
Marine band
Signor Fancuelli
Cleveland
Bridge Plan Approved for New York Suspension Span
Secretary La mont approved general plans for a six track suspension bridge over the Hudson River at New York submitted by the New York and New Jersey Bridge Company. The chief of engineers endorsed the plans and recommended acceptance, noting the design spans from pier head to pier head.
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IMov
Lamont
general plains
Houlson river
New York
New York and New Jersey
New Jersey
judge advocate general
Uncle George's Long Drive through historic route
George W. Lawrence, oldest member of the legislature, rode a long drive from Harrisburg to this city yesterday following the route he used fifty one years ago on horseback to reach the legislature. He was honored with a public reception at the Washington hotel in the evening. He left today for McConnellsburg.
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George W. Lawrence
frog Carlisle
Mets
Harrisburg
Washington hotel
hawmaker
McConnellsburg
Two Drowned While Fishing in Delaware River
Philadelphia June 12 John Kimball 28 of St Louis and August Kionsmith Jr 29 of Philadelphia drowned when a rowboat they fished from was struck by the tugboat C EB Lenox near Bridge Street Frankford. Kimball's body was recovered.
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John Kimball
St. Louis
August Kionsmith, Jr
Delaware river
Bridge Streat
Frankford
C. EB. Lenox
Trenton
Kimball
Wert s vetoes and nominations for New Jersey court seats
In Trenton on June 12 the governor announced George C. Ludlow as judge of the state supreme court to fill Judge Reed Stills seat, for a seven year term at $9,000 annually. He also named Chandler W. Riker to the circuit bench and Fred A. Canfield to the state board of assessors, while vetoes blocked several bills and a bi weekly wages proposal. The assembly debated impeachment and payroll reforms amid other measures.
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Morris
Oliver Kelly
Middlesex
senate
house
Kearney
Jersey City
South Orange-Milburne
Bullock
palisades
Hudson
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secretary of state
state treasury
Assembly Bullock
Cross
Newark
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The Chinese War Indemnity Payment Plan
Berwis reports that the Chinese loan guaranteed by Russia forms part of the war indemnity. Japan agrees that if 15 million are paid now, the remainder may be settled within six years, with French and Russian bankers likely advancing the entire indemnity.
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Berwis
Russia
Japan
Wages Rise for Bethlehem Fron Workers
Notices show an 8 to 10 percent wage increase for Bethlehem Fron company employees totaling about 2000 workers who had faced a prior cut in January. Furnace workers receive the raise on the first of the month.
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Bethlehem Fron company
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