La Follette Plans in Washington Reported by Post
Washington reports Senator La Follette plans to win Wisconsin support for the presidency or send the state’s 26 delegates to Roosevelt. He may back a Roosevelt nomination or run if the president refuses a second term. He also plans a Midwest lecture tour to propel his platform and influence the convention.
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Washington Post
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la Follette
White House
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Willam R. Hearst
Theodore Roosevelt
Thurst
H. C. Stevens
Statue to Bayard Unveiled in Delaware Ceremony
In Delaware a large crowd gathered for the unveiling of a memorial statue to Thomas F. Bayard. The ceremony featured a reading by John Bassett Moore in President Cleveland's absence, with Judge George Gray participating and letters from President Roosevelt read after the unveiling.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
Stat
Cleveland
United States
Court of St. James
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
George Gray
Roosevelt
Portugal politics spark deadly clashes after Franco return
In Ligbou on June 2 Associated Press reports police killed two protesters during a suppression of a political demonstration against Premier Franco. The dead were secretly buried by night to avert further protests as clashes and arrests continued. Authorities plan to prosecute opposition leaders accused of stirring revolt amid reform efforts.
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Ligbou
Fremer Franco
Oporto
Caxing
Franco
Mining Congress to Convene in Joplin This November
Denver June 22 The tenth annual session of the American Mining Congress will meet in Joplin Missouri from November 11 to 14. James F Callbreath Jr of Denver, secretary of the organization, announces the event as the largest gathering of mining men ever held.
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Associated Press
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Col
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Mutinous Seventeenth Infantry Return to Barracks
June dispatch from Agde France reports six hundred men of the Seventeenth infantry who mutinied yesterday and marched to Besters Enderee, then returned to their barracks before nightfall. The incident reflects unrest within the French Department of Terault amid mounting military tensions.
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Terault
France
Seventeenth Infantry
Besters Enderee
Freight Claim Agents Elect Officers for 1998 Meeting
The American Freight Claim association, in Denver on June 22, wrapped up a three day session. Officers elected include President R. C. Richards of the Chicago & Northwestern and secretary treasurer W. P. Taylor. They also selected Atlantic City, Washington as the 1998 meeting site and adopted laws aligned with the Hepburn rate bill.
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Denver
Cal
American Freight Claim Association
Atlantic City
W.o
R. C. Richards
Chicago & Northwestern
W. P. Taylor
Berlin Light & Power hits blackout after lightning strike
A severe storm struck Berlin Wisconsin on Friday evening knocking the Berlin Light and Power company out of service at 6 30 pm. Kerosene lamps and tallow dips were used citywide as residents waited for power to return. The firm plans to restore circuits by Monday with an auxiliary generator to prevent future outages. Several local mills factories and businesses paused while the electric system was down and the Berlin Daily Journal prepared a souvenir handbill to replace its Saturday edition.
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Mystery of Minnesota disaster deepens in Norfolk report
Supervising Inspector Qast said his probe into the June 1 sinking of the battleship Minnesota in Hampton Roads has yielded no clues. He plans to withhold a final report for a week or ten days hoping for new information, but fears the mystery may remain unsolved.
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Norfolk
Qast
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Copper company chartered to explore Alaska mines
The Consoli dates' Copper company of New York City with a capital of 50 million dollars was chartered in Dover Delaware. It is authorized to explore for copper and other metals in the Yukon region of Alaska. Incorporators are Edward H. Neary Anton J. Dittmar and Ralph Brith, all of New York.
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Dover
Del
Consolidates’ Copper Company
New York City
Yukor Territory
Alaska
Edward H. Neary
Anton J. Dittmar
Ralph Brith
New York
Knowles Fails to Meet King Peter in Belgrade
A Belgrade dispatch reports Horace G. Knowles, new American minister to Roumania and to the United States, had an audience with King Peter to present credentials but did not appear. The omission caused comment in Belgrade and stunned officials.
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Frankfort-on-the-Main
Belglade
Horace G. Knowles
Roumania
Peter
Belgrade
Street Carmen Losing Jobs As Workers Return Delayed
San Francisco June 22 The ranks of the Carman workers at United Railway are thinning as many leave for other work and not enough openings remain. The company employs 1,000 men with additions expected at thirty to forty daily, and few are willing to return.
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San Francisco
Cal
Aftikins
Carmen
United Railway
Illness Tied to Tragic Lake Death in Cumberland
A Cumberland report to The Telegram notes Mrs. D. H. Cole of Superior, wife of a prominent businessman, died today by suicide by leaping into Lake Beaver Dam after a long illness. The event is described as caused by illness and linked to ongoing health struggles.
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Cumberland
D. H. Cole
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Beaver Dam
Causa
Stole Another's Wife Lawsuit Hits Milwaukee Real Estate Man
Milwaukee June 22 John Sommerville sues W A Holrook on 23500 for alienation of his wife’s affections. Sommerville is Holbrook’s tenant. The text blends a court action with coastal travel prose about Nova Scotia sites and railway signs near Evangeline’s Grand Pre, filtering into a travel column style description.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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John Sommerville
Sommerville
Holbrook
Nova Scotia
Wolfville
Evangeline
Grand Pre
Ananias
Benedict Belleforteanne
OBrien suspends Cantillon for umpire batting in Milwaukee
President OBrien of the American association suspended Minneapolis manager Mikel Cantillon for three days for umpire batting in the Milwaukee game of June 20. Tip ONeill and Captain Dundon were fined $10 each for using profane language during the same game.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
O'rien
American Association
Telegraph Strike Quiet in San Francisco as City Watches
San Francisco reports a quiet situation over telegraph operators pay with about 200 workers outs. Western Union officials run offices with elite operators and a reserve of strikebreakers. Fifteen Eastern workers head to reinforce, while authorities deny talks with the union. Potential spread to other western cities hinges on ongoing negotiations and company plans. Deputy President Konenkamp denies a report that President Small will be disciplined over the San Francisco strike.
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New York
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San Francisco Mayor Schmitz vetoes Geary street plan
From his jail cell Mayor Schmitz sent a message vetoing a 720000 Geary street road reconstruction appropriation and opposing a 20 cent city tax levy. Acting Mayor Gallagher noted Schmitz’s veto power remains unchallenged by the board as police Chief Dinan clashes over signatures and a boxing permit. The habeas corpus and bail writ request for Schmitz awaits appellate court review with a decision due Monday.
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Geary Street Railway
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Dinan
Galagher
Central Athletic Club
Dreamland Park
Eugene B. Schmitz
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Hamlets Swept Away by Rio Grande Floods Near Albuquerque
The Rio Grande overflow after rains in New Mexico has damaged areas south of Albuquerque. A hamlet in Socorro county is reported wiped out with residents left homeless. San Antonio, San Pedro, and San Antonito suffer damage as levees are under construction. Residents narrowly escaped as the river shifted channels.
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N. M
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Guadalajara
Gmail
Socorra County
San Antonio
San Pedro
San Antonito
King Edward's Party Attended by Big Windsor Crowd
Windsor June 6 More than 7 000 guests filled Windsor castle grounds for a garden party marking Ascot week. Attendees spanned society and officials, including the royal family, Thai prince, Greek princess, diplomats, bishops, and numerous American and military guests. The event featured a notable mix of high society figures and international dignitaries.
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Windsor Castle
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Mark Twain
Wisconsin Senate Moves to Settle Railways Out of Court
Madison June 22 The senate introduced a bill granting the governor and attorney general power to settle remaining railway cases out of court for the states best interests. Other bills reported include annual pensions, mortgage tax, a registration fee tax for mortgaged properties, and a $20 000 claim for AH TW Ghynoweth services in railway cases. Senators Brown Morris and Sanborn debate settlement amounts with some committee reports opposing DML.
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Paris Chamber Passes Wine Fraud Bill For Immediate Effect
The French chamber of deputies approved nearly all clauses of the wine fraud bill, previously adopted separately, enabling the government to act at once and remove major grievances of winegrowers. The remaining clauses will be taken up without delay.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
The American Question Meeting Postponed in Japan
A joint meeting of five chambers of commerce in Tokyo was called to discuss and pass resolutions on the American question but was postponed due to late arrival of representatives from Kobe and Kioto. Absentees are expected early next week as Tokina Osaim Kobe Kiote Yokohama chambers were to attend. Deliberations were cautious with no definite form expected.
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Oshkosh Man Named Delegate to National Forester Convention
Oshkosh man receives delegate nomination for national forester convention. Portraits and related civic roles highlighted amid local arts and schooling items. The section notes social news, theater, markets, and church announcements alongside local sports.
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Gideon Yor- Epbils
Milwawkes
Madison News
Washington
New York News
Chautauqua
Tank in Flames Threatens Steel City Refineries
A lightning sparked blaze at the Valvoline plant near Butler endangers 5,000 barrels of crude amid a storm. Flames threaten nearby tanks holding 10,000 to 40,000 barrels, with Majestic refinery area and Bonnybrook branch at risk. Property owners fear rapid spread. surface runoff could flood the stream within hours. Estimated damage spans tens of thousands to half a million dollars.
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Maal Butler
Nyoon
Amy Wilburng
Lanka Rung
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Utvol
Ingolf
Joan Feal
Acid Attack at Worship Camp Injures Clergyman
An assault on a religious camp run by Rev. Trevi Lupton occurred on a June 2 night when assailants armed with a diluted sulphuric acid weapon threw acid over Lupton and other worshippers on the mourners bench. Authorities report no arrests yet.
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Rockefeller Family Thrown From Pony Cart
Mrs John D Rockefeller 71 and her son John D Rockefeller III were thrown from a pony cart in Tarrytown after a man emerged from behind a hedge causing the pony to bolt. Mrs Rockefeller landed in a sitting position with her son in her arms and the coachman was badly brushed but no serious injuries were reported.
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John D. Rockfeller
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Jesuit Lands Dispute Talks With Taft Amid Manila Property Fight
Secretary Taft in St Louis met Festus J Wade aboard to discuss the $8 million Epillinping Islands property dispute between the Philippine government and Jesuit fathers. Wade represents Archbishop Hetty of Manila. Taft will decide after returning to Washington. The article also recalls Senator Knute Nelson’s early logging camp days and a quip about mule drive language.
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Taft
Washington
Festus J. Wade
Pilippine
Jesuit Fathers
Epilinping Islands
Wide
Hetty
Manilla
Knute Nelson
Irrahman
Ayther
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Tragedy on a chair car on the Rock Island line
A passenger train shooting on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific between Dresden and Solten Kansas left T. B. Lopp a Minneapolis tailor dead and Mrs Morris Olen and sister Mrs Harry Blakesley wounded. John Rella the Italian assailant was captured after firing five shots causing chaos as passengers fled to safety.
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Rock Island & Tacitte
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Solten
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T. B. Lopp
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Yerkes Tube System Opens in London Suburb Line
London reports the final link of Charles Yerkes tube system opened, connecting northern suburbs to central London. The line spans about miles, cost around 23 million dollars, and runs below the surface. Financiers and officials attended a ceremony followed by a hosted luncheon, with the public allowed free travel in the afternoon and souvenirs distributed.
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Jury to decide New York Central Elkins case
In Rochester Judge Hazel denied a defense bid to direct a not guilty verdict on the Elkins law charge and rate for petroleum shipment. The court ruled the case must go to the jury for deliberation on intent or wilfulness.
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Rochester
Hazel
New York Central
Elkins
Taken to Joliet for forgery embezzlement sentence
Peoria Illinois man Daniel F P Raum, once prominent attorney and son of Green E Raum ex commissioner of pensions, was taken to Joliet penitentiary today after a determinate sentence for forgery and embezzlement.
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Peoria
Daniel FP. Raum
Green E. Raum
Pensions
Jollat Penitentiary
Russian lieutenant commits suicide after suppressing maturing threat
Lieutenant Vuyakhevich, who helped quell a supposed later mating of a seppar battalion in Kiev Frussia, ended his life on June 22. The report notes his role in the suppression campaign and his subsequent suicide, details remain unclear.
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Frussia
Vuyakhevich
Two Cents a Mile Rate Becomes General Across Railroads
Chicago paper reports a general two cent per mile passenger rate to start July 1 on all U S railroads. Western and transcontinental lines signaled immediate adoption after secret meetings. Officials say no further fights expected against two cent laws, with public opinion compelling change. Notable names B G Winchell and A J Warling cited, though neither confirmed the report.
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Chicago, Ill
the Ocean Today
United States
Micia
B. G. Winchell
Chinease
Dock Island & Pacific
A A. J. Warling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Plea for Arbitration Hearing At Peace Conference
A ceremonial meeting featured General Horace Trotter and others presenting arguments for arbitration. Speakers urged strengthening the Hague tribunal and reducing international prejudice. Beernaert and Asserneau praised humanitarian aims in discussions on land warfare.
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Horace Trotter
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M. M. Beernaert
Campaign of Repression in Russia Tightens Control
The Soviet government intensifies repressive measures against Ibergt penss critics to suppress hostility toward the new electoral law. Dispatches report fines ranging from 600 to 3000 dollars, with medical papers shut down and editors jailed. Notable fined figures include Henry M Gorshkoff, ex-parliament member from Yellowsave Gad. Moscow fines totaled 7200 dollars. Leading organs The Russkaya Viedamosth and The Russkae Slova were fined without explanation.
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Henrge M Gorshkoff
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Russkae Slova
Suit Demands 15000 Damages Over Injury at Crivity Crossing
Milwaukee dispatch reports Mrs. Michael Keyawa of Crivity sues the Milwaukee road for 15000 damages for injuries suffered at Crivity crossing. Her husband had previously sought 5000 for loss of a team. judge ruled for the railroad on a related point. Mrs Keyawa proceeds solo on the current claim.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Michael Keyawa
Crivity
Milwaukee Road
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Torhe Rose
Keynawa
Fighting in Persia Intensifies in Azerbaijan Province
A Teheran dispatch reports Marutz Thak Khan leading Kurdish forces in a war against villagers in northern Azerbaijan. Constant fighting rages in Maku, 182 miles from Tabriz, as Persian troops with six field guns move toward the city from Tabriz to quell the unrest.
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St. Belersburg
Teheran
Persia
Azerbaijan
Marutz Thak Khan
Maku
Tabriz
Train cuts Montreal politician in Depew New York
William Cledinne, former Canadian parliament member and former Montreal mayor, was cut in two by a train in Depew New York yesterday. Local weather forecast notes warmer conditions and fresh southerly winds tonight with partly cloudy skies.
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Waliam Cledinne
Montreal
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