Torrid heat hits cities as several die and prostrations rise
Across Philadelphia New York and Washington the heat wave surged past 90 degrees and more with at least two deaths reported. In Fernwood an unknown man died after heat exposure while Ellen Casey of Montgomery county perished. In Jenkintown a boy collapsed at noon. Other hot day casualties included a pullman porter in Washington and a stone mason in New York. Forecaster Dana predicted a cooler morrow.
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Frisco Mystery and Murder Suspect in Buck Case
A chaotic Frisco mystery centers on a body found among furniture and belongings of a fire scene at Emanuel Church vicinity. Police identify a suspect linked to Miss Harrington’s disappearance and a prominent fruit grower Senator Buck as potential connections. A Japanese servant remains under investigation as authorities seek motive and timeline. The case spans alibis and inquiries into driving and crime timing between 11 and 1 o'clock.
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Heavy Deck Cargo Helped Sink Colima Disaster
Reports from Mazatlan Mazatlan and Colima survivors say the steamship Colima sank after a heavy deck cargo shifted in a gale. Mexican authorities order holds-only cargo to be carried below decks and detain ships touching Mexican ports carrying cargo on deck.
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Drowned at Atlantic City in whirlpool tragedy
At Atlantic City on June 3 a swimming accident near Ninth and Dickinson streets left Janis Grogly age 2 and Charles Thompson of Cleveland dead after being pulled from shore by currents. Thompson faces criminal negligence charges as witnesses described unsafe actions. A jetty construction is blamed for stronger waves creating a dangerous hollow in shallow water. Brady, hero lifeguard, helped rescue another swimmer.
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The Treasury Deficit Forecast and War Year Outlook
Wastineios reports Treasury deficits for the coming year with expectations ranging from 44 million to possibly 46 million dollars. Pension and interest disbursements will be reduced, July and August deficits projected higher, and the total for the thirteen months may approach 66 million. The Salvation Army opens a new headquarters in New York with planned ceremonies and parades through midweek. A Atlanta murder case involves Dr Laula Handy killing his wife after an argument. Chile tensions rise as Argentina eyes possible war following boundary reports. A versus murder in Fort Wayne, insurgent surrender at Guantanamo noted. Representative Hitt’s condition improves while Dunham shows health changes. Incendiary fires continue in Wilkerare. Rome reports local district elections favoring ministers over opposition, including Socialists.
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Nuggets of News from a Rainy Colorado Day
The report notes heavy rains across Colorado raising expectations for a large grain yield. Obituaries mark the deaths of William J. H. Ballard, the U S consul at Hall England, and Frederick Shriver linked to Baltimore steamboat interests. A Philadelphia judge sentenced George Hancock to two years for bigamy. A Montgomery Alabama teen, Mattie Robinson, 19, killed herself after parental opposition to a marriage. Manuel Hermars stabbed his wife in Don Antonio Texas before fleeing with their three children.
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Governor Altgeld Attacks Supreme Court Ruling
Springfield Ill June 9 Governor Altgeld denounces a recent Supreme Court decision as a turning point eroding liberties and empowering federal judges to override state authority. He warns that capital and federal power threaten republican institutions and urges public caution about judicial overreach.
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