Robbed of His Reason Victim of Blind Murderer in Uniontown
John Monaghan, the second victim in a spree attributed to the blind murderer William McCormick, is confined in the Fayette county almshouse insane department after his wife Minerva Monaghan was killed. Monaghan raves and prays, recounts crimes, and laments the murder that shattered his mind. He had lived with daughter Mrs Louis C Coldren in Johnstown since a divorce three years earlier. His condition worsened after returning to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monaghan
Uniontown
Fayette County Almshouse
B.ain
Minerva Monaghan
William €. McCormick
Monaghan
Louis C. Coldren
Johnstown
Minerva
Global petroleum output cited by treasury bureau
The June report states over 5.009 billion gallons are produced annually worldwide. The United States accounts for about 2.5 billion gallons with Russia at 2.25 billion. other nations listed include Austria Sumatra Java Canada Roumania India Japan Germany Peru and Italy with smaller totals. In a separate note from Falmouth dated June 12, hull salvage efforts continue as hopes rise to save the ill fated liner Paris with blasting ongoing near the Manacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United States
Russia
Austria
Sumatra
Java
Canada
Roumania
India
Japan
Germany
Peru
Italy
Paris
Falmouth
Manacles
Breaka up in headlines reveal plan and tragedy in brief notes
Notable items include a $1 billion brewery trust denial, drownings from a Clinton Iowa sailboat capsize, a double murder in Canon City and a congressman near death in Lebanon Missouri. A German American cable survey nears completion at 5.3 million dollars, Brooklyn sailors plan Schley Day July 3, and Mt. St. Agnes College hosts its annual commencement. A patent medicine advert extols California Fig Syrup Co laxative relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Chris Cropp
Henry Albright
Samuel Roberts
Canon City
R. P. Bland
Lebanon
Baden
Coney Island
Brooklyn
French Cabinet Resigns After Dreyfus Crisis Debacle
The Dupuy cabinet submitted its resignation to President Loubet after a heated parliamentary vote 324 to 178 supporting a motion backing a government defending republican institutions. Leaders cite Dreyfus affair fallout, police conduct at Pavillon D Armenonville, and ongoing calls for accountability as the new cabinet faces unsettled composition and looming crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dupuy
Chamber of Deputies
M. Rua
Jtadical
St. Guurens
M. Knau
Chamber
la Republique
M. Vaillant
Seine
M. Dupuy
Pavillon D'Armenonville
Rue Montmartre
Elysee Palace
Loubet
M. Loubet
Dreyfus
M. Meline
General de Boisdeffre
General Mercier
Bois de Boulogne
Lonschamp
M. Loubret
Democrats May Name Supreme Court Nominees In Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Democratic convention opens in Harrisburg with a crowded field of avowed candidates for supreme court judge. Names include Allen Erie Yerkes Bucks Dewit Bradford and many more as sessions proceed to nominate a candidate seen as effectively elected this year. William T. Creasy likely to be nominated by acclamation for state treasurer.
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Supreme Judge
Natiaatden
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
William T. Creasy
Columbia
George A. Allen
Erie
Herman Yerkes
Bucks
Wolverton
Sunbury
Heerhiel
Schuylkill
Ermentrout
Berks
Krebs
Clearfield
M. Bower
Bellefonte
Stewart
York
John G. McConahy
Lawrence
Larue Munson
Williamsport
Mayer
Clinton
Kennedy
Allegheny
Mestrezat
Fayette
Levi McQuiston
Buller
Wiliam Trickett
Carlisle
Albright
Lehigh
O. B. Dickinson
Delaware
Lynch
Luzerne
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Philadelphia
State Committee
William R. Brinton
Lancaster
S. M. Smith
Greene
B. F. Bryant
Gertrude M. Shields
Altoona
Pattison
Charles J. Reilly
Jones
Toledo
Major Jones
Ohio
Columbus
First Blood For Canada at Lake St Louis Races
June 13 Montreal reports Sea wanhaka cup winner Dominion overpowering Yankee challenger in windward work. Dominion gains on the leg, feeding at the gust while outpointing the American boat. In Chicago, political chatter predicts Republican dominance with Henderson winning the speakership in a walk as western leaders back potential presidential control.
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Canada
Montreal
The
Dominion
United States
Lake St. Louis
Yankees
Chicago
Junchison
Iawa
West
Henderson
Wisconsin Tornado Ravages Hudson and Surrounding Areas
A Hudson Wisconsin waterspout struck near Trudson on Lake St Croix tearing houses barns and trees apart. The Mattison farm house was swept from its foundation but occupants survived. In Winona South Winona and Lacrosse districts severe flooding and wreckage followed with many bridges washed out and rail lines disrupted. New Richmond Stillwater and North Lacrosse report heavy losses with numerous injuries and possible deaths as weather fronts flood the region.
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Minneapolis
Hudson
Trudson
Lake St. Croix
F.C. Mattison
Gridley
Mattison
W. J. Gilpin
Winona
Minn
Gilmore Creek
Mississippi
C. M
St. P
Minnesota City
Fountain City
Black River Falls
Wis
Milwaukee Railroad
Omaha Road
Gatesville
Lacrosse
C. B
South Dubuque
Minnesota
North
Latrosse River Valley
New Richmond
Burkhardt Station
Stillwater
E Xisteure
Nore
J. A. Carroll
Vertage
Nicoliet House
Mr. Carroll
Arbitration Plans Stir at The Hague Peace Conference
American delegates issue a manifesto affirming that the U S plan remains on the table for disarmament despite English proposals. The plenary session of the third commission will judge plans on their merits, while a publicity dispute erupts over leaked documents.
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The
Hague
Third Commission
Reene
M. Beernavert
Balgian
M. de Staal
Guld
M. Dre Strat
Columbia Iron Works Ends Baltimore Strike
The Columbian iron works, last holdout against the Baltimore ship builders, accepted workers demands and return to nine hour days with early Saturday leave. About 1,000 workers were on strike. other firms yielded earlier, ending the walkout that began June 1 with no disturbances.
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Baltimore
Victorionsa
Columbian Iron Works
Reeder and Clarke Companies
Columbia Company
Anti-Trust Governors Plan St Louis Meeting
Governor Savers has secured invitations from Governors Tanner Illinois Shaw Ohio Bushnell Michigan Pingree Colorado Poynter Nebraska and Bradley Kentucky to attend an anti trust convention in St Louis on September 20.
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Houston
Savers
St. Louis
Tanner
Illinois
Shaw of Sons
Bushnell
Ohio
Pingree
Michigan
Thomas
Colorado
Poynter
Nebraska
Bradley
Keatue
Cleveland Strikes Car Run Ends in City Disorder
In Chevshuid on June 13 a railroad company attempt to move cars met wild disorder with blocks to tracks and stones. Cars ran on two lines without passengers under police protection as non unionists quit after mob pressure aided by women relatives. Police dispersed the crowd after patrol wagons arrived and a bonfire was built on the tracks.
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Chevshuid
Tha Bis Consolidated Railroad
Tengel
Ines
State Board
Dunham Avenue
Cny
A New Perul For Kidnappers
A telephone message said Marion Clark, the kidnapped child, is very ill with measles at her home. Assistant District Attorney Le Barbier warned that if she dies the defendants could face first degree murder charges for causing the illness during a felony while in their care.
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Win
New York
Belle Anderson
Little Marion Clark
le Barbier
New Jersey
Marion Clark
Sailboat crew from Jersey City marooned in New York bay
A party of Jersey City children spent the night aboard a sailboat becalmed in New York bay. A colored man who attacked Mrs. Roberts in Stratford, Connecticut, has been captured and jailed. An ambulance struggle occurred between a lunatic and two Bellevue Hospital surgeons. Brig. Gen. Charles King weakened but not seriously ill while speaking in Tacoma. A New Jersey resident fortified property with cannons and dynamite against a trolley company. A Jonesy Alaska grand jury accuses a federal education agent of wasteful jaunts and unnecessary schools.
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Jersey City
New York Bay
Federal Grand Jury
Jonesy
Alaska
General Agent of Education
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Tressing
Portea Deve Arp
Coen
Boston
Areuet
Ohnsgn
Poshantvy Buananisio
Johnson Laboratories, Inc
Pau J. Heisely Keller
St. Clinton
Charcot
Ragke Boves
Albert L. Pearce
Atchison
Frederick
Ebert & Sons
Olesale and
Sargent & Co
Batuc, &c
Lewis
Eacie
Qiher
Uss
Elses
John N. Clary
City
Moriza
Desis
F. G. Thomas & Sox
General Insurance
W. Patrick Si. Frederick
Aprisdawiy
Ernest Helfenstein
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Company
Canadian Pacific
T. C. Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
William van Horne
van Horne
Shaughnessy
Pennsylvania
Zanesville
Loesch
H. J. Somers
Archbishop Martinelli
Mt. St. Agnes’ College
Mount Washington
California
Fie Sylur Co
Cariorsra Fie Syrep Co
Drevilles
Orisis
Sterice
Dubois
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
Wealdes
Sharkey
Joeffries
San Francisco
Tom Sharkey
Tom O'Rourke
Springs
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Marieta
Marietta Torpedo Company
Clyde Porter
Cal Harte
Harte
Porter
Florida
Ocala
Fla
Dunellon
Marshal Payne
Dunellen
Dunelien
Sherif Nugent
J. C. Dicker
Berty
White House
Sand Hill
N.Y
Washington County
S. Virginia
Richmond
Mary
Vetteriac
Reaow
Cleveland
Roston
Paterson
Lancaaros
Wilkesbarre
Newark
Aimtown
Reading
Scranton
Wisconsin
Tor
Charles McKennon
Dave Hefferon
Alan
Madison Square
Wallace
Idaho
Wardner
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
State District Court
iWeld
Buffalo
George H. Kinter
James C. Saunders
Ralph L. Saunders
Semple
Thirteenth
United States Infantry
Fort Porter
Kinter
Ind States
Robinson
United States Grand Jury
Ireland
England
Br Tanner
London
House of Summons
Treasury
Arthur
Balfour
Englan
Havana
General Gomez
Maximo Gomez
Maris
Cospedos
Calixto Garcia
Antonio Maceo
Gomez
Cleveland Strikers
Tallahassee
Bloxham
Lang
Dewer
Frank A. Vander Hip
the Treasury
Vanderlip
Dewey Fund
Mr. Bland
Newspaprel
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