Rumors of battle in Kansas over Berry murder case
Reports from Bird City Atwood and Lincoln claim clashes between a militia escorting Daniel Berry murder suspects and armed farmers. Mob activity feared as the Dewey Cattle Company faces opposition over land seizures and Berry’s killing, with casualties cited and trials scheduled in St Francis.
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company of Kansas milita- guarding
Daniel Berry
Kansas
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
J. G. McBride
Berry ranch
Atwood
St. Francia
St. Franch Raa
St. Francis
Seth’ Newton
Lincoln
Daniel Barry
Dewey
Dewey Cattle company
Dewey company
Miss Janet Newlands Weds Dr Johnston in Quiet DC Ceremony
In Washington at Chevy Chase church Miss Janet Newlands daughter of Senator Newlands of Nevada married Dr William Bernard Johnston. The wedding was private due to the death in the family, with only the bride and groom’s relatives present. The Gazette and Journal notes add playful commentary on the event and power.
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Washington
Janét Newlands
Senator Newlands
Nevada
Bernard Johnston
Chevy Chase church
Caravan of D. O. K. and BK to arrive in Reno
A caravan from the D. O. K. and BK will arrive tomorrow evening at eight, filling Reno streets. An Arab musical performance may soothe or fail to calm the crowd as the caravan, dusty from al Hil dust, camps in Reno for the first oasis in seven months. The Arabs are described as "all right" and the caravan as well.
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Reno
Four hundred miners strike at Randsburg in California
In Bakersfield on June 10 four hundred miners at Randsburg went out on strike. Also mentioned Prince Gustave crown prince of Sweden and Norway announced plans to visit the St Louis Exposition.
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Cal
Randsburg
Prince Gustave
Sweden
Norway
St. Louis Exposition
Porter Granted Cash Bond After Vagrancy Charge
Jack Porter appeared before Judge Nash on vagrancy charges and was set to appear for trial on the 18th with a $25 cash bond. His public portrayal emerged during testimony against Chief Leeper, which cited contradictions and painted Leeper as a terror to men associated with fallen women.
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Jack Porter
Nash
Porter
Leeper
Fire devastates Fortune mine in Leadville shaft
Fire broke out at 11 30 today in the Fortune mine Leadville Colorado and spread rapidly wire men are cut off and may be burned or suffocated Miners from the Resurrection and Diamond mines work to extinguish the flames in the shaft machinery destroyed
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Leadville
Colo
Fortune
Resurrection
Five Illinois Militia Units Ordered to Alton
Acting Governor Northcott orders five companies of the Illinois militia to Alton on June 10 at the mayor’s request. Pillaging has begun in the flooded district and local authorities struggle to maintain order.
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Springfield
Alton
Northcott
President creates two Utah forest reservations Logan and Manti
The president signed proclamations establishing two Utah forest reservations named Logan and Manti. A Knights of Pythias meeting will convene tomorrow morning at 16 o clock in the Castle of Amity No 8.
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Washington
Utah
Logan and Manti
Grand Lodge Knights of
Flood Devastates East St. Louis Driving Thousands From Homes
As the Mississippi overflowed, East St. Louis faced record flood height of 37.9 feet. Thousands fled across Eads bridge to St. Louis as levees broke, leaving 5,000 homeless and a city in panic. Rescue efforts with militia aid were promised while business halted.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Cook
Mindis
Ned Roberts
Ead's bridge
Fire engulfs wool car near railroad in San Francisco
A wool car bound for San Francisco caught fire last night after a spark from the engine. The entire car burned despite trainmen’s efforts to save the wool. only two bales were saved. Railroad office could not identify the owner or value of the cargo.
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San Francisco
N. C
Wool gathering trip boosts Nevada warehouse sale
M. Sample, manager of the Flanigan Warehouse Company, returned from an eastern Nevada trip with strong wool lots secured for a sale on the 19th.
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M. Sample
Flanigan ‘Warehouse Company
Nevada
Semple
Defense moves to set aside jury in Mar cum murder trial
In Jackson Kentucky June 19 defense attorney ONeil moves to strike the irregular jury panel. Judge Redwine overrules. Commonwealth says White and Jett conspired to kill Marcum Fett fired the shots as witnesses will testify. First witness Ewen stood beside Marcum as he was shot. Tom White passed by and Marcum feared for his safety. Curtis Jett fired with both hands and fled after a second shot rang out.
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Marcum
O'Neil
Redwine
Commonwealth
Byrd
White
Jett
Fett
duce
B. J. Ewen
Flower Boy Honor Spreads Warmth From W C T U
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union distributed flowers yesterday to the sick and shut-ins. The act, described as a pretty custom, carried messages of unity and strength as the group works toward betterment of mankind.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
thatcher
Reno
Cranston Allen Improves At Churchill County Home
Lieut. Cranston Allen now shows marked improvement after illness at his son Gov Lem Allen’s residence in Churchill county. The 87 year old remains lucid and in possession of his faculties as Gov Allen notes Churchill county business is sound and crops look promising with alfalfa waist high.
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Cranston Allen
Gov
Lem Allen
Churchill county
Mr. Allen
Gov. Allen
Churchill
Read's Condition Steady as Daughters Arrive for Support
Mr. Read remains about the same with his recovery prospects slim. His daughters Mrs Johnnie Parr and Mrs May Bagley arrived from San Francisco last night to be at his bedside.
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T. A. Read
Johnnie Parr
May Bagley
San Francisco
Recovering Andrew Frans Returns to Street Life
Andrew Frans, once very ill for weeks, has recovered and is seen back on the street, resuming normal activities.
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Andrew Frans
Barratt Granite and Marble Works Offers Local Alternatives
J Barrett, granite and marble dealer, promotes buying domestic stone from the Sierra Nevada slopes to avoid European tariffs. He showcases electric polishing and large scale production at his works near Peavine and Fourth streets, promising lower costs by bypassing jobbers' commissions.
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Europe
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Interior of Well Known House Offers Modern Conveniences
Advertisement touts a fast growing, well known house with modern conveniences in every room. Travelers planning short stays are urged to inspect the interior, noting everything is new and strictly up to date, with a fresh post office building nearby.
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workingen
Unseasonal Snow Stuns Leadvillé Residents in June
In Leadvillé Colorado June 10 residents report continuous forenoon snow and unusual cold. The past ten days have brought daily rain totals from two to six hours with over eight inches of precipitation overall marking an extraordinary weather spell.
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Leadvillé
Coto
Masonic Grand Chapter Elects Officers in Virginia Meeting
Royal Arch Masons in Virginia elected officers for the ensuing term at a Grand Chapter session. Leaders named include J. A. Miller as G H P and Herman Levy as D H P, with Geo Gillson G K, C L Fulstone G 3, Geo A Morgan G T, and W A Brown G RAC among others. Past Grand High Priests attended. the Grand Lodge also met in session.
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Royal Arch
Virginia
F. D. King
Joe Miller
Herman Levy
G. C
G. Gillson
G. Scribe
C. N. Noteware
G. Sec'y
C. L. Fulstone
B. D. Vanderalieth
G. M
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M. Kyle
A. O. Percy
Wm. Sutherland
M A. Murphy
Wm. McMillan
J. A. Miller
Geo Gillson
G. K
G. 3
Geo. A. Morgan
G. T
G. Secy
Wm. Dunn
H. C. McTierney
G. P
W. A. Brown
G. RAC
RL A. M. J. A. Miller
G. H
Wide Open Reno Roadways Pinched By Ditch and Lumber
In Reno the Riverside mill ditch and lumber piles clog streets in front of the Gazette office. Builders take more street than needed and officials say no one can object though the public is inconvenienced. John Douglass searches Commercial Row for a man building a chicken coop within fire limits. A flyer truck damages steam valves and a Reno yard train is delayed for repairs.
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Thoma-Bigelow
Reno
John Douglass
Commercial Row
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