White Winged Peace Congress Opens with Legislator Delegations
Paris reports the first informal session of an international peace conference composed entirely of legislators. Attendees include a large American delegation led by Congressman Mason of Chicago and representatives from England Austria Italy Germany Switzerland Belgium and Denmark. The event aims to influence policy through parliamentary influence and international arbitration.
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Serious situation in Delagoa Bay as railway is destroyed
Dispatches from Delagoa Bay report a grave situation with the Portuguese damaging a new railway and firing on English engineers. The British consulate is crowded with refugees and the English interpreter there has been arrested, prompting demands for his release.
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Indictments Expected in Grand Jury Case at CuicaGo
Grand jury to hand up at least three indictments under the Merritt conspiracy law against Clan na Gael figures Alexander Sullivan Lawrence R Buckley and John F Beggs. Sheriff Matson to take charge of Beggs. Burke case may extend into October with appeals possible. Other items note a Winnipeg trial readiness and a Ohio cloudburst damaging property.
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South Dakota News Snapshots Across the State
Reports from Yankton to Jamestown cover organized farming groups seeking office distribution, liquor dealers opposing prohibition, crop prospects improving after poor forecasts, Young People’s SOC conventions electing officers, gopher and insect observations in ag regions, crime trials in Chippewa Falls, depere water power sale to Detroit interests, Minnesota and Wisconsin local incidents, and state political and economic notes from Iowa to South Dakota.
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Open Switch Causes Express Train Crash at Dover
An express train on the Boston and Maine railroad collided with an open switch at Dover New Hampshire. The engine and three cars toppled down a nearby embankment. Passengers were shaken. Oscar F Kimball grand chancellor of the Knights of New Hampshire William Hilliard and Fred Weeks of Dover were badly injured.
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Water damage at Flechheimer's clothing store
A Cincinnati firm suffered about 50,000 in losses when a sixth floor stopcock left open by an employee allowed water to flow for twelve hours. The store did not have insurance.
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Three Boys Drown in Blue River Bathing Incident
In Kansas City Missouri on June 29 three local boys Edward Coup Fred TI Brice and Frank Oviatte drowned after wading into deep water at Sheffield Blue river Their bodies were recovered from the river shortly after the incident.
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Prairie fire devastates Cascade county Montana farms
Helena June 2 two days after a prairie fire began near Sand Coulee Cascade county the blaze has burned over 100 square miles destroying prime hay ground and causing heavy losses though no lives are reported lost several ranchers have been burned out and authorities warn of substantial property damage
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Slasher Attacks La Crosse Family in Night Burglary
A burglar broke into John Webber’s North Side home in La Crosse at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, slashing Lena Webber eighteen and gravely injuring her while Kate escaped. Police and federal arrests are underway with citizens threatening lynching as the injured girl hangs between life and death.
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Verdicts Returned in Beckman Peterson Case at Rochester
In Rochester Minnesota a jury found Beckman guilty of manslaughter in the second degree and Peterson guilty of assault in the second degree after four hours deliberation. Sentences were not yet pronounced. Separately in St Paul a Rochester asylum investigation heard several witnesses with no major disclosures on the first day.
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Missoula County Sheriff Drops Flathead Indian Case
The Missoula county sheriff abandons pursuit of Flathead reservation Indian murderers and troops occupy the field. Northern Pacific asks for protection for property and workers as Indians burn timber and station agents abandon posts amid railway safety concerns. War Department confirms trouble near Missoula.
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Ossipee Force Frees Ozamia from Legitime Hold
Captain Kellogg of the United States steamer Ossipee demanded the Clyde line vessel Ozamia, detained by Legitime gunboats, be released unconditionally with $5000 indemnity or face bombardment. Legitime surrendered, and the Ozamia sailed to Gonaives escorted from the harbor.
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Sickness at Johnstown Keeps Some Soldiers in Town
Col Parchment reports Companies C I and F will stay in Johnstown Pa for now while the rest of the Fourteenth regiment returns home Saturday. In the last day 88 men reported sick along with 58 laborers and 80 soldiers.
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Kilrain at Halstead's a crowd backs Sullivan defeat
Kilrain trains in Baltimore with fans backing Jake Kilrain against Sullivan. Mitchell predicts Sullivan will fail against Willam, while climate and travel to New Orleans loom. Kilrain to depart July 2, water carriage advised, colors prepared for the bout.
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Succor for the Starving Relief Efforts Expand
Spring Valley receives a ton of Joliet flour for locked out miners and expects more provisions. About 400 volunteers join the relief committee with growing needs. Laceyville miners pledge $100 monthly for locals. Chicago mayor calls citizens to assist miners and families in coal regions at 7 30 p.m. council chamber meeting.
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Beekiman and Peterson Sentenced in Coombs Killing
Judge Start sentences August Beckman to four years and Edward Peterson to three years in the penitentiary for the killing of Taylor Coombs at the insane asylum hospital. The sentence is generally approved here.
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Aduuts Goes to S. Wasninctos June 29
United States steamer Adams, then at Honolulu, has been ordered to Samoa to replace the Alert and Nipsic, which are en route to San Francisco.
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