Famed priest physician draws pilgrims to Mount Troy church
Crowds fill the church grounds for Father Mollinger's St Anthony blessing as pilgrims seek cures aided by relics and blessings. Attendants allegedly solicit money for quicker entry, while reports of a Rome departure are denied by the priest.
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Heiress Thief Exposed at Chicago Art Institute
A Chicago Art Institute theft saga ends with a confession from a wealthy pupil who admitted taking items including sketches and bank notes from classmates. The accused woman, identified as among the institute’s most beautiful and popular, was driven to confess after detectives pursued the case, and she is expelled from the school.
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Chicago Art Institute
Franch
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Esse
Youth Plots Wealth by Murder Shock Widow
Burrano June 11 Three weeks ago burglars tried to break into Mrs James Harrison's home a wealthy widow. Her grandson Harrison Williams rushed in wounded and claimed a struggle with thieves a tale hardly believed. Mrs Harrison died from shock before noon leaving Williams a fortune reportedly worth 300000 and rumored to be his reward.
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James Harrison
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Fighting Harribon solid Gresham delegations scheme
A secret conference in Indianapolis unites Ohio Kentucky Illinois Michigan Republicans to back Harrison renomination. Michigan’s Alger trio backs Gresham, Ohio’s Conger, Illinois’ McNulty, Kentucky’s Brady join Indiana’s Fairbanks and Otto Gresham to win solid Gresham support in multiple states.
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Conger
James McNulty
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DayTrax Cloud Burst Hits Dayton Floods City
A cloud burst struck Dayton at 2 pm flooding many areas. A tenement on Conover street was blown down and the Miami and Erie Canal bank broke two miles south of town, flooding garden lands along the river.
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DayTrax
Conover Street
Troops May Be Called Out Over Ashtabula Dock Strike
Conompus June 11. The strike of ore handlers at the Ashtabula ore docks grows more serious. the sheriff is unable to cope with mounting trouble as the dispute enters a new phase.
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Ashtabula
Judge Arnold Defends Title Insurance Boundaries at Law
In Philadelphia Judge Arnold rejects a Solicitors' Loan and Trust Company claim that title insurers may not convey. The ruling holds insurers may not draw deeds or convey titles, stressing their proper role is insuring instruments and issuing policies. It warns usurpations threaten legal education and real estate knowledge.
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Quaker City
Philadelphia
Court of Common Pleas
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Solicitors’ Loan and Trust Company
Henry Ga
Title Insurance
Honolulu Oil Warehouse Fire Warns of Exploding Drums
The Honolulu government oil warehouse fire on June 2 caused explosions from hundreds of gasoline drums after soldering work on kerosene tins. Bricks and iron saved most of the town. about 35 000 cases of oil valued at 500000 dollars were damaged. owned by Standard Oil. Insurance is small.
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Honolulu
Standard Oil Comany
Strike Ordered by Chicago Iron Workers Union
The Architectural Iron Workers' Union plans an ultimatum to employers with a strike set for Monday if demands are unmet. They seek eight hours work and 30 cents per hour for mechanics and 20 cents for helpers, against current ten hour days and varied pay. The 1000-member union warns non union steel setters will not work with non members, risking widespread stoppages on iron and steel construction projects.
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Chicago
Architectural Iron Workers’ Union
Minister Burns Burglar Tells Of Crime And Prison
Rev John F Ray a Disciple Church minister and ex Methodist who lounged into a hotel at Orrville while drunk pleaded guilty to burglary. He was sentenced to two years and began his term at the Wayne county penitentiary. Ray born in Clearfield Maryland has six children. He intends to return to ministry after serving his sentence.
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Ohio
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Gressman
J Hwaite
McLean
Wayne
John A.ton
Neal
Chillicothe
Cordeen Neal
John RK. McLean
Larry
Porter Dynamite Blowup Sparks Town Fear
Deacon Marcus M. Porter, a respected resident, blew up a water works building to settle a grudge and was arrested at night. He danced a hornpipe as flames were contained, an act that shocked the town and followed a dispute over damages.
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Dispatch
Marcus M. Porter
Porter
Hing
Thurman Retires from Politics In Ohio Campaign Talk
Allen Granberry Thurman, nearing 78, declares retirement from politics while his son shares his views on Campbell, McLean, and the silver issue. The piece argues for Campbell and Cleveland, denounces McLean and party infighting, and previews Ohio’s 1884 Democratic prospects with tariff and bi metal questions shaping strategy.
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Allen W. Thurman
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FARMERS FOR SHERMAN DEMAND CLEAR VICTORY PLAN IN OHIO
Toledo financier P M Brown predicts a strong Republican victory in Ohio led by McKinley and Griffin. He dismisses rumors of anti Sherman sentiment as baseless, praising Senator Shermans record and pledging farmers support. Alliance impact deemed minimal as Ohio farmers are said to fare well year to year.
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Third Party in Ohio Selects Delegates for Springfield
A special telegram from Cincinnati reports the People's party state committee meeting in Columbus to nominate a state ticket and organize county selections for delegates to the Spring field Convention. Delegates and county tickets will be chosen with a state convention planned after the discussions.
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Pennsylvania firms win bids for Haskell multicharge gun
Aeapusa Pa June 11 The contract to forge steel for the Haskell multicharge gun goes to Bethlehem Iron Company and finishing work is awarded to Reading Iron Company The total value of the contracts is about eighty thousand dollars.
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Haskell
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Talk of Treachery Support for Secretary
Philadelphia dispatch reports Pittsburg Republicans claim a deal with Philadelphia to back Senator John Robinson for President of the State League of Clubs while James F Burke and Elijah Randolf seek Secretary posts. Western votes may favor Robinson in exchange for Eastern votes, with Randolf favored by some Philadelphia delegates. Mayor Stuart has not declared but allies push Robinson.
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Dispatch
Philadelphia
Republican State League of Clubs
League
Win S. Stuart
Ok Robinson
Lancaster
Montgomery
John Dalzell
Pittsburg
Robinson
Randalf
Dalzell
Burke
Stuart
Province Devastated by Northern Forest Fires
Fires sweep the Northern province as settlers struggle to halt their advance. By June 11 at St Joux New Brunswick the flames show no abatement and threaten haying and timber areas. Many homes and valuable timber lands are ruined and settlers face ruin with no adequate water or fire suppression.
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New 52-Ton Steel Breech Gun Reaches Sandy Hook
The 52-ton breech-loading gun, largest built in the United States, was landed at Sandy Hook after leaving Watervliet Arsenal. It is described as a high powered artillery piece with substantial powder charge and expected to deliver strong muzzle penetration and a heavy impact.
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Sandy Hook
Atlantic
Train Plunges Down Hill Demolishes Station Killing Men and Horses
In Marquertz Massachusetts on June 11 a South Shore train failed to brake on Anse Hill. It jumped the track and struck the station, reducing it to kindling. Both men aboard died and several horses were killed in the wreck.
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