Cubans Capture Arms Over Gratuity Pay in Guanajay
Lieut colonel William H. Bisbee began paying Cuban troops for the American gratuity, enforcing a rule that arms or certificates show delivery of arms to authorities. Four hundred seventy one weapons were turned in to Guanajay's mayor as others with arms appeared or failed to qualify. A midnight raid on a Callao storehouse saw a large armed party seize arms from guard policemen, who fought back until exhausted, then surrendered. locals suspect police connivance.
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Guanajay
Cuba
William H. Bisbee
Bisbee
Ilero
Callao
Strike in Cleveland Averts Mass Disorder at Rail Cars
In Cleveland on June 14 officials faced a surprise calm as rail cars ran with minimal crowds. Strikers did not attempt to drive non union workers off the job, and police kept crowds away. Talks hint at settlement, with unions seeking partial concessions while company remains firm on recognition. High tension mirrors earlier Monday disturbances.
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Fowlers
Cleveland
Big Consolidated Railroad Company
State Board of Arbitration
Little Consolidated Company
Lyon Leather
Twnn
Mass
John S. Renton Company
French Ministry Favors Poincare Deschanel Cabinet
Paris reports indicate Al Poincare declined the premiership and may join a Deschanel led cabinet, with Waldeck-Rousseau fading. Delcasse seeks to keep the foreign office, while opposition papers warn of a Dreyfusard ministry. Also notes Baron Christiani’s four year sentence for cane attack on President Loubet and Picquart’s exoneration.
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Poincare
Lon Bet
Dogehanel
Chamber
Paris
al. Dupuy
M. Poincare
M. Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
M. Loubet
Deschanel
the Elysee
Foreign Office
Interior
M. Bourgeois
the Hague
MM. Loubet
Baron von Reinach
Panama Canal
Loubet
Republic
Christian
Baron Christiani
Auteuil
Christiani
Wyoming militiamen join search for Union Pacific train robbers
Chaos spreads as Newton New Jersey constable Hotalen attempts to arrest Jason Campbell and is attacked by Jason and his brother James. They shoot both, while Jason eludes capture. In Jerusalem township Ohio Holman Shofield a 60 year old hermit is killed by James Bodi an escapee from Toledo asylum. Manchester Kentucky residents fear an outbreak as Baker and Howard factions camp nearby.
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Wyoming
Union Pacific
Gilletta
Nice
France
Hotalen
Newton
N. J
Jason Campbell
Jason
James
Wie
Jason Éving
Jerusalem Township
Holman Shofield
Bodi
Toledo
Manchester
Baker
Howard
Rem
Arbitration plans firm with German delegation at peace talks
From The Hague to West Point and beyond, dispatches detail German cooperation in shaping an arbitration schedule. Hollis denies any German hostility or US shift to a permanent arbitration board, while Pauncefete confirms the stance.
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Kermng
the Hague
United States
Frederick Louis
State Department
Washington T
Germany
Hollis
Julian Pauncefete
Produce Markets Reflect Philadelphia and Baltimore Dealings
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets show prices across grains meats and dairy. Wheat and corn firm. rye, oats, and barley steady. flour subdued. beef, pork, and lard firm. butter softens. cheese steady. potatoes and hay steady. turpentine quiet. sheep, lambs, and calves in varied demand with price levels noted.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
City Mills
Teac
Western
New York Dairy
Do Creamery
Jagis
Smago
Tyce
New York
Southern
Jersey
Mc Hay
Liverpool
Cork
Cyclone Leaves Vast Destruction in New Richmond
New Richmond Wisconsin was hit by a brutal tornado described as devastating the town. About 300 of 500 buildings were wrecked or burned, with at least 54 bodies found and estimates of dead reaching 400 or more. Wounded were treated locally and sent to St Paul and Minneapolis. most insurance was unavailable. The storm also damaged Herman and nearby Barton, with numerous homes destroyed, trees uprooted, and the death toll rising as recovery continues.
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New Richmond
Wis
Hving
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Riiver Hudson
Omaha
Ted
C. A. Nelson
Main Street
Evers
Barton
Barron Heading Company
J. W. Guielt
Soderberg
W. P. Howard
Osl
Third Street
John Martin
A. F. Horstman
Mcfurlin
Timely
J. Nelson
Third Ward
Nebraska Cyclone Devastates Herman Nebraska
A tornado struck Herman Nebraska last evening causing widespread destruction. A train conductor reported all but the public school and a small outskirts dwelling destroyed. casualties likely reach upwards of five hundred with twelve dead found in the streets. A special train with surgeons and supplies left Blair for the scene as wires remained down and the northeastern region faced a vast washout.
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Herman
Omaha
Neh
Sioux City
Blair
Nebraska
Ocean Steamer Collision Sinks Macedoni a Amid Dense Fog
In New York a collision in dense fog between the Old Dominion Hamilton and the German Macedonia off Long Branch left the Macedonia sunk with three passengers and nineteen crew saved. The Hamilton sustained damage but no injuries reported. Other items include a leather workers strike in Massachusetts and a Buffalo labor assault on ore handlers with multiple injuries.
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Hamilton
Macedonia
Kuffhal
Gudeknecht
Charles W. Moss
FF. W. Wright
Herman Brandt
Jersey
Death of General Luna and naval actions in Manila harbor
News from Manila reports the assassination of General Luna and his aide Lieutenant Pasco Union by Aguinaldo's guard on June 8. Rebels attacked Cavite Viejo, shelling the navy yard and facing counterfire from U S ships Helna Princeton Monterey and others. General Lawton's forces engaged the rebels at Zapote, driving them across the river after heavy fighting despite harsh conditions and hidden snipers, with many casualties on both sides.
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Luna
Pasco Umion
Aguinaldo
Hamon
Silipino
Aguinadog
Lana
Ramon
Cavite Viejo
Navy Yard
Callao
Mosquito
Bakoor
Helena
Princeton
Monterey
Monadnock
Zapote River
Bakogr
Lawton
Starr
Donovan
Sonnelly
Fourteenth
Ninth
Za‘pote
Las Pinas
Wheaton
Ovenshine
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