Multiple Fatalities Reported Across Americas and Europe
A scan of dispatches notes Charles Kellier and wife and John Steinbaugh killed at a railway crossing near Lima Ohio, a family poisoned in Phalanx Ohio, and Charles P. Whalen jailed for murder in Janesville. Also reported are mine gas fatalities in Pennsylvania and Virginia train robberies, bank failures, and a looming dispute over Sunday opening at the world’s fair.
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Charles
Kelier
John
Steinbaugh
Lima
National Convention of Women’s
Chicago
Phalanx
Preston Osborn
Anis
Heintzsiman
Charles P. Whalen
Janesville
Wis
Phurder
Gerald Spaulding
Church Committee
Directory
Congress
United States
Nantiole
Columbia Liberty Bell
Shrine of Independence
Clinton & Meneely Bell Foundry
Troy
N. Y
Baird & Bradley
Surerior Jupen Grant
Sacramento
San Jose
California
Pueblo
Cal
Banks
Santa Anna
San Diego
Pomona
Ontario
Greenville
Mich
Ridgeway
Jacos Hasanek
Akron
Virginia
Minn
Maine
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dave Kenpath
Frank Tempelman
Morehead
National Association of Master Mechanics
Jamestown
John Hickey
St. Paul
B. T. Ruza & Son
Nashville
Tenn
Granal Olney
Peter Bornor
Beatrice
Neb
Baltimore
Rock Island
B. J. Doran
Rochester
Atlanta
Columbia Bank
New Whatcom
Wash
State Bank
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Princess Eulatia
New York
la Touraine
Spain
Leonardsville
Kan
Gardiner
Germany
Eupreme Council of the Order of Immercial Travelers
Columbus
Banks Reopen After Suspension in California
Bank of Commerce in San Diego and Savings Bank in Fresno have resumed operations after suspensions. William Ransdell was bitten by a tarantula in Lebanon Indiana while handling bananas and a nest of 200 young tarantulas was found in the banana bunch. he may recover.
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Er Bank of Commerce
San Diego
Cal
The
Savings Bank
Fresno
William Ransdell
Lebanon
Ind
Ransdall
Ministers and notable deaths mark era in late 19th century
William McCoy the American minister to Liberia died in Monrovia. Ife, from Indiana, appointed by Mr. Harrison, was the fourth minister resident to die in Monrovia in twelve years. Rev Dr Samuel Harr of Burlington elected bishop of Vermont. Mrs Aneuiineg Demark died at Chippewa Falls aged 121. William Mutcher, Democrat from Pennsylvania's Eighth district, died of heart disease in Easton. Beecher's 80th birth anniversary observed in Brooklyn. Stanford funeral at Palo Alto. interment in family mausoleum. Joan C Koen defeats Garret Dundee for Milwaukee mayor by 3500 votes. Rev W W Kane, 90, dies at Denison Texas. Pa Democratic state convention set for Harrisburg September 19.
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William McCoy
Liberia
Monrovia
Ife
Indiana
Harrison
Samuel Harr
Burlington
Episcopal Church of
Vermont
Aneuiineg Demark
Chippewa Falls
Wis
William Mutcher
Congress
Pennsylvania
Easton
Henry Ward Beecher
Association Hall
Brooklyn
Leland Stanford
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
Joan C. Koen
Milwaukee
Garret Dunde
Rev. W. W. Kane
Denison
Tex
United States
Harrisburg
Global turmoil and disasters reported in 1900 era press
Headlines summarize robberies, drownings, bomb plots, cholera deaths in Mecca, naval disaster near Tripoli, religious festival riots in Rangoon, bank suspensions in Melbourne, German election hints, iron works explosion in Magdeburg, a London murder linked to Jack the Ripper, and a shift to gold standard. Names include Sarah Bernhardt, Edward Kelly, J N Clothier, Edward Rivard, Camille Magnan, Vice Admiral Tryon.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Rio Janeiro
Edward Kelly
J. N. Clothier
Edward Rivard
Camille Magnan
Toronto
Ont
Madrid
Mecca
Russia
Majnmsty
Victoria
George C. Tryon
Mediterranean
Camperdown
Tripoli
Rangoon
GoopsBorover, Morr & Co
Melbourne
Australia
Germany
Reichstag
Rohig
Madgeburg
Saxony
London
Jacl the Ripper
Inpra
Multiple Early 20th Century Disasters and Oddities Reported
A string of incidents from across the U S features towns ravaged by fire and tornado like destruction. Oakley Kansas suffers vast property losses while Union City Indiana endures devastating blaze. Michigan and New York fatalities occur in drownings and house fires. A pioneer dies aged 101 near Battle Creek. A bicyclist covers 1000 miles in ten days. Banks close and firms face failures amid broader economic strain.
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Oakley
Kan
Union City
Ind
Jacos Lyons
Ottawa
Jounn Tupson
Michigan
Battle Creek
Thomas McMullen
Joseph
Genesee
Rochester
N. Y
Wyburn
New York
Chicago
Tus Bedford
Broadway Bank
Los Angeles
Cal
Illinois Fuel Company
Catherine Neruumann
Saginaw
Mich
Boston
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Nelson H. Miles
Lexington
D. T
Second National Bank
Ashland
American Exchange Bank of
Minneapolis
Berry
The Victoria Sinks After Collision in Tripoli Harbor
An Evening World extra details the sinking of the Victoria during a naval drill near El Mina Tripoli. The 12 foot Camperdown rammed the Victoria, tearing holes in armor and creating a deadly vortex. Fire, scalding water, and shark-infested seas doomed hundreds as Tryon and crew fought to save others and themselves.
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New York
Evening World
Tripoli
Syria
el Mina
Victoria
Camperdown
Edinburgh
Nile
Sans Pareil
Sir George Tryon
Markham
Admiral Tryon
Admiral Markham
Tryon
Tremont House Collapses in Fort Scott. Two Hurt
The Tremont house east wall gave way at 9 30 Monday morning sending three upper floors into collapse. Essie Caldwell and Ida Morgan chambermaids were injured after falling from the third floor. others were rescued by ladders from the second story. The west wall remains precarious.
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Tremont House
Fort Scott
Kan
Oaly
Essie Caldwell
Ida Morgan
Bold thief robs bank cashier at gunpoint in Minnesota
A Moorhead special reports a man entered Merchants' National Bank in Minneapolis, pointed a revolver at Assistant Cashier Van Vlissengen, and forced about $2,000 from the desk. The robber fled by buggy, swam a river, leaving $40 in gold behind, as a large posse hunts the woods on both riverbanks.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Merchants’ National Bank
van Vlissengen
Jay Cooke
Fitzthum the Brutal Murderer Executed in Auburn
John Fitzthum a Buffalo murderer was electrocuted in Auburn New York on June 27. The killing occurred April 7 1892 in Buffalo. Fitzthum a butcher had long entangled ties with the Roehrl family after insulting Mrs Roehrl his defense led to the son being stabbed to death. The Sioux City Iowa cable road has been placed in the hands of a receiver.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Deshler
Herit
William G. Deshler
National League
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New York
Baltimore
Washingtons
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Minnesota
Partridge
Wis
Ingersoll
McNanny
Reilly
Hall
Brcavss
New Albany
Miss.) Gazette
P. T. Harris
Rio Grande River
del Norte
Cal
Waldheim
J.S. Newmyer
Dawson
Denison
Tex
Early
Parker
Mount
Huron
8. C
Feary
Tennessee
Marshal Brown
Avondale
N. J
Williams
Boundless
J. E. Cushing
St. Paul
Central Hudson
Rochester
N. Y
John M. Wakefield
Omaha
Neb
Red River Elevator Company
North Dakota
Turner & Seymour
Torrington
Conn
Utah
Plateau
Colorado
Settle c
New York Central Railroad Company
Homer R. Baldwin
Hastings
Bank of New England
Minneapolis
John Firsthum
Auburn
N. C
Raehl
Buffalo
Mann Bros
United States
Rupert Burns
Louis Johnson
Tur Tremont
Fort Scott
Kan
James Stephenson
West Union
Altgeld
Illinois
Schwab
Fielden
Neebe
Rank Hayes
Detroit
South Carolina
Merchants’ National Bank
Moorhead
Minn
Kozink
Moneypenny
Madison
Boneash
Squaw
Crum Greek Iron & Steel Company
Chester
Fitzthum
jJohn Fitzthum
Roehrl
Roehrls
Sioux City
Dangerous Kidney Warnings Linked to Bitters Claims
An old feature touts Hostetter s Bitters as a remedy preventing Bright s disease diabetes gravel and other kidney and bladder issues. It claims improved function, relief from constipation malaria liver trouble and dyspepsia, urging readers to trust the preparation. A separate note marvels at rapid oceanic cable news.
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Bright
Audiences Gravitate to Schaffer Show at Chicago Auditorium
The Schaffer family vaudeville act fills every seat and standing space in the Chicago Auditorium, matinees excluded, drawing overwhelming crowds. Publisher notes praise their acrobatic feats and the theater is reported at full occupancy per performance.
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Chicago
America
Denman Thompson Engagement Opens July 3 at McVickers
Special holiday matinee set for July 4 as Denman Thompson begins engagement in Homestead at McVicker's. Seats available by mail with a note that the man desires a good deal, a typical sentiment not applying to the card player.
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Ola Homestead
McVicker
Buffalo Courier
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Yankee Blade
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Toledo
Rochester- Democrat
Hood
Swineford
H. C
Emeline Hawley
Mary A. Stacey
Trumbull
Rhe
DR. Kilmer
D. H. Bilger
Esa
Hulmeville, Pa
la Grippe
Mr. Bilger
D. H. Birger
Hulmeville
P& Jan
At Druggists
Binghamton, N
Swift
Medy
Ira FE Stiles
Palmer
Kansas
Cit
Spcific Company
Atlanta, Ga