Cleveland Democratic unity speech at Tilden Club opening
Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill appeared together at New York opening of the Tilden Club to unify the party. In his address Cleveland dismissed claims of Democratic insolvency, urged return to core doctrines, and expressed desire to bless the people and see a healthy democracy before his death. The event marked Cleveland's first public appearance in five years.
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Ultimatum from Sultan in Mindanao Stirs American Troops
Colonel Frank Baldwin of the 27th Infantry on Mindanao quotes the Sultan of Baclod demanding retreat from the Lake Lanao area or conversion to Islam. The Sultan warns dattos will wage war if Americans refuse, insisting there is only the religion of Stambou. Baldwin claims captives must be taken to secure permanent peace.
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Panama Route Adopted by Senate in Canal Vote
Washington June 20 The senate approved the Spooner substitute for the Hepburn canal bill by 67 to 6 after two amendments, including a commission to supervise construction and issuance of 136 million in 2 percent gold bonds. The Panama route was deemed more desirable than Nicaragua, with the only unresolved item the title to property to be decided by the president.
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Five Min Killed by Strikers Dynamite in Mine Shaft
Roanoke Va June 20 five men were killed when strikers threw dynam ite into a mine shaft near Williamston Va. The Harston brothers Henry and Peter among the dead had been brought from Williamston with a mining party. Survivors reported 25 miners were at work. several injured by rifle fire as they emerged. Additional miners from West Virginia arrived, saying unrest continues and many are leaving.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
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Soft Coal Miners Back StrIKE Aid but Leaders Refuse
Soft coal miners in the west show willingness to aid anthracite strikers financially, but Illinois and other leaders hesitate due to past tardy payments. Mitch ell meets with Illinois officials to discuss western mining matters and possible actions ahead of the Indianapolis convention. Reports indicate some miners oppose a general strike yet support aiding strikers, while operators prepare to respond with a tougher stance.
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Roosevelt in the Saddle at Chevy Chase
A blurred series of snapshots shows President Roosevelt riding a fence on his favorite horse near Washington. The images, described as depicting the vigorous leader in action, accompany a northern era newspaper feature on his outdoor exercise and leadership style.
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Cars Fell Through Trestle Killing One Injuring Many
A mixed train on the South Carolina Morgia Extension Railway fell through a trestle over Broad River yesterday afternoon. One man, Leroy Gregg of Shelby, was killed and over a dozen passengers injured including two women. Conductor Edward Turner and trestle master D W Phifer were among the injured. names of other passengers not yet known. Engineer Albert opened throttle to avoid disaster as rear coach plunged 50 feet, but the car was saved by the bridge’s stone pier.
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King of Saxony Dead Heir Apparent Named Prince George
Dresden June 20 King Albert of Saxony dies after ruling without children thrusting Prince George his eldest brother into the line of succession. Albert, a veteran of the Franco Prussian war and ally of Emperor William, dies as plans form for the funeral and royal succession.
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Cost of Philippine War Total Expenditure Revealed
Secretary Root reported to the Senate the cost of the Philippine War totaling 170 375 386 in United States funds to date. It shows 36 000 advanced for the Philippine commission later reimbursed from the Philippine treasury. Rail transportation costs for troops and supplies since the treaty was ratified amount to 4 902 448, with outstanding obligations included in the total.
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Baseball scores yesterday across leagues
National League games included Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 7 Cincinnati 5. St Louisburg 2 and Boston New York Tain reports. American League results show Philadelphia 3 St Louis 3 Chicago 2 Baltimore 9 Washington 5 and Boston 4 Detroit 1 with Grevaland 3 noted.
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Robbery Aboard Freight Train Ends In Fatality
A moving south bound freight train near Troy Michigan was halted by two black men who robbed two white travelers Kelley and Mays of under $3. A companion, Parks, was killed as he tried to intervene. The assailants fled after the incident leaving Parks dead and the others injured or frightened.
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Parks
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Mont Pelee Ejects Slime Destroys 22 Houses at Basse Pointe
A 300 foot high slime column from Mont Pelee enveloped Basse Pointe and wrecked 22 houses. Northern island areas suffer from ash and cinders while rains prior to the eruption flooded Lorraine. Five metres of slime cover the affected area as Mont Pelee remains active and uninhabitable in parts. May include earlier inundations and ongoing debris.
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Three Die In Seward Powder Plant Explosion
A powder company plant near Seward, Johnstown area, exploded yesterday afternoon. Three men were killed and five injured, one later dying. Dead are J.B. Smitel, John Roodes, and Charles Drover. Injured include Frank Wakefield, Thomas Gordon, John McCullough, and Seymour Allison. Clothing ignited and burns reported. the blast sent powder in every direction.
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Police Chief Suspended Rioting in Paterson Mayor Orders
Paterson June 20 reports say the police chief was suspended amid rioting while Mayor orders troops from the First Regiment of Infantry and First Cavalry to Paterson to preserve order. Governor Murphy authorized guard duty at the camps.
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Kidnapping Threats Reported in Brigham Utah
A note pinned to the missing 17 year old Nel Anderson Jr son of a prominent merchant demands 5000 dollars for release. The note warns of harm and mentions a waterfall east of Brigham as the payment location. A search is under way with no trace found.
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Nel Anderson, Jr
Brutal Murderers Convicted In Chicago
In Chicago on June 20 Felippi Rintand Dominick and Bismente were found guilty of the murder of Antonio Natali. The court fixed life imprisonment as punishment. Natali’s body, hacked, was found in a barrel on November 5 near the prairie at Chicago and Western Avenues. Natali had about $2000 on his way to Sicily to marry his sweetheart. Also reported Favorable Immigration Bill Action: Senate immigration committee authorized Penrose to report the house bill favorably with amendments on educational tests. The bill will not be reported until next Monday. a reconsideration effort may occur later in the session.
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Bismente
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Natali
Western avenues
Sicily
senate committee on immigration
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senate
Woman Struck by Lightning in Atlantic City
A resident of Atlantic City New Jersey identified as Mrs. Neff was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon while using a steel rod umbrella. The bolt traveled down the rod splitting her hand and causing a severe shock. She is reported as badly shocked and died later.
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