Abduction Case Involving Duhme Heirs In Detroit
New York June 24 A short time ago Mr and Mrs Charles H Duhme were questioned at police headquarters over the alleged abduction of Moses Fowler Chase heir to about 600000 of his grandfather s estate The boy 21 says his father seeks control of the estate and that he was not kidnapped but stayed with his uncle and aunt willingly The tale also notes a prior suit in Hamilton probate court and mentions a sunstroke affecting Chase s mind last September The report blends this with unrelated baseball scores and odd notices from London and Manila commerce.
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Detroit
Mich
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Hamilton
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Chase
Daring Cyclist Murphy Aims For Mile In One Minute
New York June 22 Charles Murphy paced by a locomotive rode a mile in 1 minute 5 seconds near Maywood yesterday a practice sprint for June 30 aim to cover the mile in one minute. The Long Island Railroad laid pine flooring for two miles and Murphy followed a 10 inch center board with a 112 gearing while trains and a dust whirl challenged his balance. He finished in 65 seconds yet officials deem the mark unofficial pending formal trial.
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President McKinley visits Holyoke and Springfield on tour
President McKinley and party arrived in Holyoke at 6 20 PM and traveled to South Holyoke by trolley then by steamer down the Connecticut to Springfield, where a parade, reception, and speech to about 30 000 occurred. The visit included stops at Westfield and Pittsfield before reaching Adams. The group planned to stay with Mr Plunkett until next Wednesday and lay a cornerstone at the Plunkett mill.
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General Wheeler poised for Manila duty assignment
Secretary of War Alger hinted at an imminent order sending General Joseph Wheeler to the Philippines. Wheeler indicated he remains in service and subject to orders, while Alger suggested an important move was underway.
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Three Rohash Sons Drown in Rangeley Lake Maine
Three young Rohash sons drowned in Rangeley Lake Maine on Tuesday. Other items note Eddie McDuftie’s 1.27 mile in New Bedford practice, William Proctor sentenced to 19 20 years for assault, and various city, state and international topics including exports and British troop reinforcement in South Africa.
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Filipinos Hold Swamps Beside Imus In Philippine War
The insurgent army retreats to swamps and hills beyond Imus while General Wheaton returns with three wounded. Filipino forces concentrate near San Francisco de Malabon as heavy rains hinder campaigning. Otis notes native women vow to continue fighting if men fall. British cruiser Grafton compels release of two English captives at Tablobon.
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Kingship settles in Samoa commissioners appoint provisional government
Mataafa surrenders 1850 rifles and royalists release 2000 while Mannie Tanu is recognized as king by the three powers. Chief Justice Chambers stays in office as a provisional government is formed with consuls named by the powers and a native house advisory council. Absconder Gill et leaves Chihuahua amid creditor pressure. Paris blackmailer case ends with arrest. Judge Trist Indres Foster dies in Topeka.
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City Fathers Urge Settlement of Cleveland Street Strike
Cleveland June 22 The effort to settle the street railway strike appears likely to succeed with a settlement possible today. A city council committee and company officers met with striker representatives to discuss the ultimatum. The issue is how many old workers will be reinstated if the strike ends. The company first proposed 60 percent reinstatement, then offered all but about a hundred, while the strikers resisted partial renewal. The council committee expects a settlement this afternoon.
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Negro miners ambushed near Sunnyside mine tragedy in Indiana
Evansville Indiana June 22 Negro miners about 30 bound for Sunnyside mine were lured into an ambush and fired upon. Several were wounded, among them Henry Smith and John Phillips, with James Moore badly shot in the back and unlikely to die. The attackers vanished after the volley as word spread that operators planned to import more workers from Kentucky. In Chicago the South Park commission nears a reversal on banning horseless carriages as votes split and a ban is postponed.
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Victory For Striking Miners In Mississippi Valley States
President Mitchell received news of a near settlement ending a two month strike. About 22,000 of 30,000 miners in Missouri Kansas Indian Territory and Arkansas will return to work. They gain eight hour days wage increases of 12 to 15 percent and the run of the mine weighting method.
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Peace Conference Moves Forward Amid Disarmament Debates
June 22 report notes cautious optimism in European press about the peace conference. Delegates Zorn and Miederfel Holly attend arbitration talks. Germany’s officials slated to push new mediation proposals while Russians prepare fresh inputs.
Bourgeois declines premiership as Waldeck-Rousseau urged
Paris June 22 M Bourgeois refuses the premiership and stays in Paris to aid negotiations for a new ministry He pushes Waldeck-Rousseau to take the post while Delcassé and Senator Waldeck-Rousseau are discussed for possible invitation Jean Sarrien is also named as a premier possibility in lobby chatter Strike in Chicago stock yards June 22 prompts four hundred workers from Armour Morris Lipton and Swift units to walk out with a planned demonstration July 1 demanding higher pay and broader action
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War minister cites Filipino reaction to prisoner negotiations
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