King Peter returns to Belgrade amid assassination debate
King Peter arrived in Belgrade after a Genève to Belgrade visit and praised his exile’s end. He discussed difficulty punishing the assassins of King Alexander and Queen Draga due to a prior pardon, with reports of conspirators threatening suicide to avoid punishment and others vowing a firm stand.
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Vienna
Peter
Geneva
Belgrade
Montenegro
Alexander
Draga
National Assembly
Arsene
George
George Genschich
Europe
Great Britain
Holland Not Content Breaks Off Assassins Talks
The Hague June 25 The Dutch minister at Belgrade is ordered to leave before King Peter's arrival as negotiations with the Kingdom of Assassins are broken off.
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Kingdom of Assassins
The
Hague
the Netherlands
Belgrade
Peter
A New Maud Miller Runaway in Mens Attire
Carthage Missouri June 21 Miss Maud Gage twenty two years old who had been missing from Oronooga since Wednesday was found near here in men's clothing working on a farm. She cut off her long hair with a knife and said she left home after a letter to her was opened by her father who thought it was from a young man.
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Carthage
Miss Maud Gage
Oronooga
Ernest Peugnet
Edward Gage
Miss Gage
Cotton Goes On Up In Wild Midday Rally
New York June 25 reports one of the season’s most exciting cotton market upturns after the Washington crop report. Moderate declines followed by a rush to cover as New Orleans orders arrived. The general list closed 59 points higher net for the day.
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New York
Washington
New Orleans
Cabinet Meeting Discusses Post Scandal And Agriculture Plans
The cabinet met in Washington with routine business. Secretary Wilson presented elaborate plans for a new building for the agriculture department. Post Office affairs were considered but no definite action was taken. An ongoing investigation aims to clear the department of any suspicion.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Four Bodies Recovered as Heppner Debris Cleared Rapidly
In Heppner Oregon debris clearing from Hood incident proceeds in an organized push. Four bodies found on Monday include Charles M. Peterson a Chicago traveler Iva Ashlaugh Mrs Frank Harriman and an unidentified man. Total recovered reach 177 with 35 missing and relief funds at 26000 dollars.
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Heppner
Ore
Hood ‘Se
Chas. M. Peterson
Chicago
Iva Ashlaugh
Frank Harriman
Shaw Returns to Washington After Iowa Absence
Secretary Shaw has returned to Washington after a two month absence in Iowa. He plans to leave July 4 with his family for a trip to Europe and will return in early August.
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Shaw
Washington
Iowa
Europe
Autopsy Finds Mrs Snyder Died of Natural Causes
New York June 23 autopsy on Mrs C F Snyder whose burial was halted in Passaic New Jersey by the New York coroner confirms death from natural causes.
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New York
C. F. Snyder
Passaic
N. J
Seven New Cardinals Named by Pope Amid Health Rumors
Rome June 24 The consistory named seven new cardinals including Fischer of Cologne and Taliani nuncio at Vienna amid reports on the pope’s health. The ceremony lasted 35 minutes with the pope in white vestments and cardinals in red, ending with homages in the throne room.
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Leo
Rome
Vatican
Artes
Monsignor Fischer
Cologne
Monsignor Taliani
Vienna
Monsignor
Caryvicchioni
Congregation of Council
Ajuti
Sisser
Nocella
Katachthaler
Salzburg
Austria
Herro Y. Espinosa
Valencia
Cardinal Satolli
Sana Maria
Aracoeli
Frascati
A O U W Supreme Lodge Ad Jours Thirty Fourth Session
The A O U W Supreme Lodge adjourned last evening after a twelve day session in St Paul Minnesota ending the thirty fourth annual convention. The main achievement was a readjustment of death benefit assessments increasing for ages 24 and 55 with no rise for ages 18 to 24. A new act allows officers to change meeting locations and an actuary office was created with M M Dawson of New York elected to fill it.
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St. Paul
Supreme Lodge
M. M. Dawson
New York City
Four Die in Freight Wreck Near Rawlins
Four men were killed in a freight wreck four miles east of Rawlins Wisconsin today. The dead are brakeman Mngrath engineer Edward Baker fireman Charles Frezell and an unknown tramp. Eight freight cars broke loose in Rawlins yards and struck a westbound freight on Greenville hill.
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Rawlins
Wio
Mngrath
Laramie
Edward Baker
Charles Frezell
Rawlins Yards
Greenville Hill
Missouri Pacific Train Wreck Kills Four Men at Cole Junction
In a wreck of two Missouri Pacific freight trains at Cole Junction five miles west of Jefferson City Missouri five dead including Fireman Mike Vall brakeman William Atkinson and two tramps and engineer Finnegan injured cattle horses and hogs killed as trains collided last night near Jefferson City.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
Cole Junction
Here
Mike {Uvall
William Atkinson
Ingineer Finnegan
Governor Cummins and Brigham Seek Settlement in Dubuque Strike
Governor Cummins and State Labor Commissioner Brigham met with city and county authorities and later with striker and street car company representatives in Dubuque Iowa to pursue a peaceable settlement of the strike.
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Cummins
Brigham
Dubuque
McMillan Removed from New Mexico Supreme Court
President Roosevelt signed an order removing Judge Daniel H. McMillan of the New Mexico Supreme Court for general immorality after a conference with Attorney General Knox. McMillan had been appointed from Burrislo and succeeded by Judge Clement C. Smith of Hastings Michigan.
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Supreme Court of New Mexico
Washington
Roosevvelt
Knox
Daniel H. McMillan
Mebustan
Burrslo
Clement C. Smith
Hastings
Mich
Lynching of George F White Near Wilmington Fires 5000 Mob
A mob of about 5000 men and boys burned George F White a Black man accused of killing Miss Helen S Bishop after breaking into the Wilmington workhouse. The crowd seized him, tied him to a post, drenched him with oil, and set him alight. Four gunmen were among the mob. three were wounded. The county court delayed the trial to September term, fueling the tragedy.
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Wurmington
Del
Mason and Dixon
George F. White
Helens. Bishop
E. A. Bis
Price’s Corners
Wilmington
Price’s Corner
Peter Smith
Whiteie
White
Beene
H. H. Ward
Woman for a Shield Convicts Escape From Colorado Pen
Convicts overpower guards at the Colorado State Penitentiary wash house in Canon City and seize the warden’s wife. They dynamite the front gate and flee with her. A shootout results in the death of convict Kuykendall, fatal wounds to ringleader James Armstrong, and capture of three others. two escape on horseback.
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Colorado
Canon City
Colo
State Penitentiary
Cleghorn
Kuykendall
James Armstrong
Will Be Diaz Again Nominee for Presidency
Mexico City reports President Diaz was nominated by acclamation for the presidency by the Liberal Union party. The move signals Diaz's likely reelection and solidifies party support.
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Diaz
Party
Mexico City
Liberal Union Party
Lynching of George White Prompts Action Question in Wilmington
Wilmington, June 24. Questions linger over whether authorities will arrest those linked to the lynching of George White, the alleged assailant and murderer of 11-year-old Helen Bishop. Witnesses report a Virginia-led mob, with many participants invited in advance and about 500 actual lynchers. White confessed to the crimes before his execution by fire, begging mercy as the crowd jeered and the flames consumed what remained of his body.
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Wilmington
Del
George White
Helen Bishop
E. A. Bishop
Baker
Virginia
White
Woodward
Bishop
Prince Henry Decks Kiel Welcomes U S Squadron
The United States European squadron under Rear Admiral Cotton reached Kiel and was saluted by Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia. German ships dressed in flags, a band played America, and crowds along the piers cheered as the Kearsarge San Francisco Chicago and Machias moored beside Hohenzollern.
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Prince Henry
Kiel
United States
Cotton
Prince Henry of
Prussia
America
Port
Orlateu
Fort Friedrichsport
Kearsarge
Hohenzollern
San Francisco
Chicago
Machias
Yacht Club
Tug O. W. Cheney Sunk After Collision on Lake
Buffalo, June 24 Three crewmen including Captain John Whelan Andy Shafer and Eddie Duggan drowned when tug O. W. Cheney was run down and sunk by the propeller Chomung about seven miles up the lake early today.
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Buffalo
N. Y
O. W. Cheney
John Whelan
Andy Shafer
Steward
Eddie Duggan
Wireman
Plymouth Rock to Tour the Nation after Liberty Bell Visit
Following the Liberty Bell's Massachusetts tour, Plymouth guardians initiated a plan to send Plymouth Rock on a nationwide journey visiting major cities. The idea gains strong local support and organizers are drafting details.
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Massachusetts
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Mass
Liberty Bell
Guardians of the Rock
Topeka Hearing Requests Bail for St. Francis Prisoners
Sheriff Lucas arrived in Topeka to deal with Chauncey Lewey W P McBride and Clyde Wilson of the St Francis prisoners. They will be given an immediate hearing before the supreme court on bail applications. In Atlanta Clark Howell says Grover Cleveland will be a candidate for nomination for a term.
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Dewey
Topeka
Sheriff Lucas
Chauncey Lewey
W P. McBride
Clyde Wilson
St. Francis
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Atlanta
Clark Howell
Grover Cleveland
Pershing Recalls Victory at Lake Lanao in Philippines
Captain Pershing recounts the Lake Lanao battle against Moro forces describing behind-the-line artillery, a bamboo bridge assault, hand to hand fighting, and heavy enemy losses. He credits General Davis and General Sumner for support and notes the engagement as a turning point with Moros seeking peace.
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Washington, D. C
John J. Pershing
Lake Lanag
Philippines
War Department
Root
Pershing
Bayan
Berme
Kampilan
Kris
Bacolod
Laguna de Lano
Van Wyck defends beef eating crown in New York contest
Robert Van Wyck retains the title as the top beef eater of Greater New York after a contest in Wiesburg watched by about 100 Brooklynites. Michael Schaupauf briefly led before finishing with five and three quarters pounds of steak and a meal including clams oysters bread and asparagus.
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van Wyck
New York
Wormer
Robert van Wyck
Greater New York
Wiesburg
Michaelschaupauft
F. Oschmann
Pally
Two Die as Train Derails in San Francisco Area
In June rain the northbound railway near Point Reyes jumped the track yesterday afternoon. A crowded coach toppled twelve feet down an embankment. Anton Roman, founder of the Overland Hoathly, and M. M. Kirke of San Francisco were identified among the injured or killed. A score of others were severely injured.
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San Francisco
Point Reyes
Anton Roman
The
Overland Hoathly
M. M. Kirke
The Picket Wins the Derby in Dramatic Fashion
The Picket led all the way to win the American Derby by six lengths in a record time of 3 33. It topped a field of eighteen with Claude, Bernays, and Savable contending for places. Helgesen guided The Picket to a stylish victory amid a massive, fashionable crowd and record attendance.
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Chicago
Picket
Woeless
Claude
Bernays
Savable
Eee
Mudder
Judge Homes
Robert Weddel
Helgesen
Sioux City Markets Report Hog and Cattle Prices
Sioux City stockyards report mixed hog prices from 5.70 to 6.05 with good heavy and butcher around 5.85 to 6.05. Cattle show fat cows and heifers near 2.50 to 3.10, steers 4.00 to 5.00, yearlings 3.75 to 4.00, with stockers 3.25 to 4.30. Other markets in Chicago South Omaha and Kansas City list similar ranges for hogs cattle and sheep with steady to higher tones and varied receipts.
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Sioux City
Chicago
South Omaha
Ight
Kansas City
Grain Market Quotations Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain and provisions prices listed for Chicago and Minneapolis on June 23. Flour and wheat values shown with No 2 spring around 76 67 cents and No 2 red near 77 79 cents. Barley and flax seed figures noted along with provisions, butter, cheese, and whisky prices.
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Chicago
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Lanao
Lanoa
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Sumner
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