World News in Brief of the Week
A collision at Girdleness lighthouse near Aberdeem Scotland sank the British steamer Coloyne with eleven crew drowned. Five anarchists shot in Barcelona for a Corpus Christi bomb outrages. A heavy ten ton rock fell from a flat car wounding passengers near Chicago. German impresses an American. State Dept seeks release. Emelia Kilssling dies after lemonade poison. eighteen ill. Japanese commission to Washington eyed over silk duties. Greek war policy favors continuation. Crete troops recalled. Ashland Wis forest fires reappear. Santa Fe buys Atlantic & Pacific for 12 million. Transvaal observes queen’s jubilee. Pittsburg fire causes 3 million losses, one death. J B Wheeler & Co banks failed. Postmasters appointed in Oregon and Colorado. National committeeman Boyd to be solicitor of internal revenue. John Hay received in England. Widow sues sausage firm for 100000 for husband’s death. McKinley asks Congress on Habnville lynching. seeks 40000 for heirs. German Reichstag debates tariff and 1891 accord. Hawaiian reciprocity debate stirs Capitol. sugar duty poised.
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Marblehead Ordered to Puerto Cortez to Protect Citizens
The Marblehead sails from Key West to Puerto Cortez Honduras to safeguard U S citizens amid regional upheaval. The move follows reports rebels await arms shipment from Belize and neighboring nations have dispatched troops to the area.
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Sensational shooting at Lowell involving a woman
In Lowell Arkansas a woman named Mrs Duerling shot and seriously wounded four men during a religious gathering led by Mrs Benedict. The incident arose from holiness meetings and a pursuit by Springdale citizens. Duerling was arrested on attempted murder charges.
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Turks Split Smolenski Army At Volo And Volo Falls
Greek forces under General Smolenski are reported defeated and split as Turkish troops entered Volo after occupying Velestino. Refugees flooded the town and foreigners evacuated as Turkish forces moved toward Domokos and Almyros.
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Edhem Pasha
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Water Rise Clips The River Gauges At New Orleans
The river gauge reaches 19.5 as water climbs. Southern weather fine. northern storms. Levees hold steady with steady work. Burton levee issues persist with a new break at the southern end. both breaks under control despite heavy flow. Gov Foster and Rep Roberson vow Baton Rouge meeting as city council approves funds.
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Fire destroys historic Kenyon College hall in Mount Vernon
A fire in Mount Vernon Ohio on May 11 destroyed a Kenyon College hall with a total tax value of 10 000 dollars. The hall, built fifty years ago with funds from England, honored Lely Rowse and was funded by Bishop McIlvaine Lords Gambier and Kenyon and Lady Rosco who contributed most of the money.
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Mayor and City Council Jailed Over Street Row
A Bee dispatch from Auborn Nebraska reports the mayor and city council jailed for contempt after defying a court order regarding a street opening. Judge Stull cited them to appear, they refused bail, and the supreme court denied relief sought by the city attorney.
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Neb
Stull
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Lightning strikes and deaths in Chewelah and Rossland
In Chewelah Washington two teen girls Miss Lutie McCormack and Miss Laura Boiler were struck by lightning under a pine tree while returning from school. McCormack died from severe injuries while Boiler survived. Three cattle nearby were killed and others were stunned. In Rossland British Columbia J B Fisher formerly Deer Lodge Montana county recorder died from a gunshot wound near a Red Mountain train. Authorities ponder whether it was suicide or accident as his revolver discharged while opening a valise to avoid duty payment.
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Laura Boiler
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J. B. Fisher
Deer Lodge
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Knights of Pythias
Bayard Receives Warm Farewell at London Banquet
In London on May 10 the American Society hosted 270 guests for a farewell banquet honoring former U S ambassador Mr Bayard. Ambassador Hay Mrs Hay and Embassy staff attended along with the lord bishop of London. Bayard's cordial reception featured the Mayflower leg in a glass case and a pumpkin bust loving cup presentation. Bayard spoke for an hour to a storm of applause.
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Commissioner recommends suspending sheep grazing cases
Commissioner Hermann calls for a halt to legal actions over sheep pasturing in the Cascade range forest reserve until Congress acts and the department moves on the issue. Oregon farmers report hardship from exclusion from grazing lands they relied on for years.
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Hermann
Cascade Range Forest Reserve
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Congress
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Wreck of the British Ship Traveller Near Rodrigues
News from Port Louis Mauritius reports the British ship Traveller under Captain Christie was wrecked off Rodrigues Island on February 4 while en route from Bourdeaux to the Delaware Breakwater. Only three tons of cargo survived. Captain Christie, his chief officer, and fourteen crew members died at sea from fever. The port expresses thanks and seeks further favors.
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Traveller
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Flest
Northwest Briefs Highlight Oregon Washington News Items
Prom notices from Oregon report stages between Eugene and Foley Springs. Douglas county strawberries ripening. Pendleton cattle shipment. Bandon mills running. Klamath County Sunday school in June. Dalles street lamps down. Astoria custom house April receipts record highs. Roseburg man hid as Robert Hanks in Arizona. Harney County cattle moves. Heppner Long Creek line to Hardman by May. hop yard activity and favorable outlook. O R N steamboats may service Huntington to Mallard. Casey Ott rescue on Umatilla river. Snohomish acquires Dorrance academy hospital. Pasco saddle horse prep. Tacoma to host Christian Endeavor July 1 4. Walla Walla April fund and attendance. Napavine sawmills full time. Chehalis road repair petition. Asotin fruit crop expected huge. Luke Nisqually fighter dies. Nisqually funeral. Gray's Harbor spruce scarce cedar logs firm. Tacoma bicycle licenses rise. Standard Oil Tacoma warehouses to be rebuilt.
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Farm hand shoots four at breakfast in Wisconsin murder spree
Will iam Pouch, a 20 year old farmhand, killed Alexander Hanks and Mrs Harris at a Mukwonage Wisconsin farm. He also wounded a hired man Nelson Mellory and a hired girl Helen Veshack who may die. Pouch fled by bicycle as a posse closes in. authorities call for calm and possible insanity motive.
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Munkwonage
Williame Pouch
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Harris
Nelson Mellory
Helen Veshack
Mukwonage
Hlarris
Nelson Mclloit
Boy Engineer Saves Miners as Dynamite Explodes
John Thomas a boy with a compressed air hoisting engine stayed at his post in the Tanarack mine near Houghton Michigan as a box of 200 pounds of dynamite ignited ten feet away. He hoisted miners to safety before the blast shattered the engine, leaving all workers unharmed. In Havana a Washington-prompted Cuba settlement is debated with Spain bearing war costs as a condition of reform proposals.
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