Departure of Von Waldersee marred by clash in Pekin
Pekin reports the departure of Field Marshal Von Waldersee from Pekin was marked by a loud military display. An ensuing street brawl between British fusiliers French troops Germans and Japanese left one French dead and multiple wounded. A German officer and guards later restored order.
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Firebugs Try to Burn McConnesville Town
Fire bugs attempted arson in McConnesville Ohio with multiple blazes in the business district. Eyles livery stable and Petersus storage building suffered fire damage along with adjoining structures. Loss described as very heavy.
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Newman Named President of Two Railroads in New York
At a New York directors meeting William H. Newman, long time Lake Shore president, was elected president of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad to succeed Samuel I. Calloway. Newman has not resigned the Lake Shore post, so he now leads both companies.
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William H. Newmiss
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Samuel i. Callaway
Newman
Fatal rear end work train collision in Wheeling
Two killed and over twenty injured, all Italian workers, when a second section of a work train on the Pittsburg Ohio Valley and Cincinnati line crashed into the rear section near Powbetinu outside Wheeling West Virginia on June 3.
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Mrs McKinley’s Condition Reported Favorable By Doctors
Washington March 3 Mrs McKinley remains under medical consultation with Secretary Cortelyou stating there is no immediate danger and slow improvement is hoped. Physicians Dixey Sternberg Johnston and Dr Oster of Baltimore joined the consultation in the morning. The tale of Terras...
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Terrasuire
Tennesse
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Royal Fairmount
Madagascar Queen in Exile Reflects on Loss of Throne
The piece describes Lehi Manavaloqa, Madagascar’s ex-Queen living in a government-provided apartment in Paris, as crowds greet the captive monarch while political factions, including Republicans and Democrats, align with various candidates and a municipal council composition. The queen, age 20, expresses no regret for her dethronement and a longing for her people.
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Governor offers reward for lynchers in Lone Lockont case
A San Francisco telegram dated June 3 reports Governor Cage offers a reward of 1,000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of those implicated in the lynching at Lookont Millow Rows Peldaydor. Coroner’s verdict noted the victims hanged. several charged with theft of valuables. Other items include pest house inmates learning music in Wichita, a Union hotel raid, and a monument to Lincoln’s mother planned for Bloomington.
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Bryan Critiques Supreme Court on Philippine Policy Opinion
A Washington dispatch reports J Bryan’s extended statement on the Supreme Court decision. He says the court’s ruling undermines constitutional liberty, argues Congress outruns the Constitution, and urges the people to repatriate the verdict while defending the need for a written constitution and citizen oversight. The piece cites Wellman forecasts and Bryan’s critique of Congress and the court.
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American Congress
Fillaam's Resignation Stands in Political Row
Senator Taiwan declines to withdraw his resignation as Governor McEweeney returns the papers. Flo writes an open letter denouncing the governor’s action and criticizing the rush to fill two Senate vacancies. He argues the executive oversteps authority and calls for public endorsement.
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Taiwan
McEweeney
Flo
Session to begin next December tests republics history
A fragment from a June issue reports on Congress opening sessions next December and a cited Supreme Court ruling about territorial governance. It also notes a sensational confession from Roth in Henton Harbor, Michigan, claiming abduction of Rosie Gelet and intended marriage plans in Buffalo.
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United States Delegates Visit Windsor Castle for King Edward
June visitors from the New York Chamber of Commerce met King Edward at Windsor with Queen Victoria present. Lord Pelham Clinton announced the visit as a sign of strong Anglo-American ties, as delegates were formally greeted and entertained by the royal family.
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York
Gov Bliss Broadside Highlights Failed Michigan Sessions
Gov Bliss denounces the recent session for inaction as the senate blocked key measures. He cites the Hardy freight regulation bill, the Kobe rail fare reduction proposal for the Upper Peninsula, taxes on sleeping car companies, the general tax law by the state tax commission, and a proposed tax on sale and use of cigarettes.
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Patriotism and Romance in Latiana Wedding Tale
Three years after a would be groom threatened to enlist if spurned, Freeman married Nora R. Euist amid wartime duty. Freeman returned from the Philippines and briefly reunited with East before Squire de Haven married them. The groom then left for Kurt Sheridan to offer further service, receiving a telegram that he need not reenlist as his return is expected.
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Dune
Preeman
Nora R. Euist
Inites
Squire de Haven
Kurt Sheridan
Senatorial Fight In Mason Sector Sparks Early Race
In Mason area a senatorial contest begins this week as Chere Tein Williams launches a campaign for the United States Senate seat. Williams outlines plans and calls for regional support, with comments from local figures and emphasis on the central and southern parts of the state.
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Sharp Issue Is Made Will Not Tolerate Union Rules
In New York on June 3 Henry P. Dew Pus of the National Metal Trades association backed a Chicago briefing stating that employers disavow a general strike and will enforce agreed principles. The declaration says discrimination by craft is not allowed and that employers will hire based on ability, with wage method rights left to the employer. The document urges arbitration when needed and notes ongoing district actions and wage discussions in various trades.
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Jury Secures Witness in Local Assault Case involving Four Young Men
A prose cuting witness is tied away as four young men face an assault case. A jury has been secured for the proceedings.
Death of an Actor James A Horne passes away in New York
The well known actor James A Horne died in New York yesterday afternoon. He was born in Troy, New York in 1840s. The report details his career in stage and screen and notes his passing in the metropolitan city.
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Corner Wheat July Sells Up to 78 Cents on Trade Board
Rumors of a July wheat corner spread as July futures climbed to 78 cents closing 2 cents higher than Saturday. A large commission house reportedly absorbed 10,000,000 bushels for next month, with contract stock in Chicago under 6,000,000, suggesting squeeze potential amid thin supply.
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1¢ Brings Her and Other Fragments From A Tribune Letter
A clipped fragment from Salt Lake City Tribune features a sharply personal exchange on wife bets, sulky silences, and social rebukes. The quoted lines reflect sarcasm about an unhappy old man unable to enjoy or share pleasure, tied to a remark by Sir William Temple on human nature.
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