Cripple Creek Miners Resist Troops in Dunnville Fight
A two day clash near Dunnville south of Victor pits 200 deputies and guards against Cripple Creek district miners. Forty are captured, six union miners killed, including John Carley, amid fierce entrenchments and ongoing gunfire as Kell and forces assault strongholds.
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Coto
Anne
Dunnville
Tillen
Victor
Bell
Cripple Creek
John Janus
John Davis
John Carley
Kell Othi
Anton Mil
Rell
Champion of Funston Makes His Appearance
Topeka Kansas June The determination of Dr C McCrea the state school text book commissioner to remove the history of Brigadier General Funston from the schools will be contested Charles Scott representative at large is asking the lend 1 egy post Mr Crea and l esties a stite went to slow that movie Mrentiss author of the history had no authority for the credit he gave Funston and war correspondent Oscar King Trivia John Base and John T Mc Cutrobes
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Topeka
Kan
C. McCrea
State
Hrigadtier
Pyestors
Ermippines
Charles Scott
Carge
MrCrea
Lesties
Novie Mrentiss
Anthor
Peorians Petition Mayor Over Slot Machines
Local residents press the mayor to decide on slot machines. The petition urges action while avoiding private influence, with no public stance yet announced by the mayor.
Carriers End Lake Strike Amid Union Tensions
District Captain Howell in Cleveland reports masters and pilots secured a charter from the American Federation of Labor. Union with mates likely, raising potential trouble as captains appear sidelined. Purser Masters sought settlement with President Livingstone but was informed it is too late.
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Jifhe
Vibe Gret
Ince
Howell
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
Dow
New York
Mob Desires to Finish the Job at Dawn
June 9 report: John Robinson and Meunier planned to kill, then Robison killed Arterbury and his wife in a massacre. A mob formed when they learned he survived, attacked the care place, but Sheriff Connery and 38 armed deputies held the rioters back.
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Armt
Jtohn Robinson
Meunier
Mondsy
Arterburry
Robinson
Connery
Train Robbery Fight Near Parachute Reported Dead
A posse clashed with three men near Parachute Colorado on Tuesday night. One of the robbers was killed and the other two were surrounded. Local sheriffs and authorities investigated the incident as part of ongoing efforts to curb train robberies on the Denver and Rio Grande line.
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Glenwood Springs
Coby
New Cathe
Denver & Kiv Geande
Parachute
Baptist Minister William G Law Dies in Indiana Train Accident
William G Law a Baptist minister died in a hospital after a prayer and song by a preacher following a train accident near Ricknell Indiana Vincennes. He was 20 years old and from Worthington Indiana.
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Vincennes
Wiliam G. Law
Willy Quinn
Hie
Indianapolis
Ricknell
Kansas
Quin
Worthington
Ind
Officers of the National Guard meet at Peoria
Officers of the National Guard gathered in Peoria for a three day session. Danville was elected as the new presiding officer of the meeting.
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National Guard
Peoria
Denti Sam Rte
Yoong
Chicago
Ts Press
Danville
Major Taggart Declares Wife Deserted Him
Major E J Keart of the United States Army sues for divorce from Grace Viola Taggart a Chicago society woman alleging desertion. Proceedings filed at Fort Leavenworth.
Strike of Marine Firemen Bost on Ordered
A general strike of harbor firemen tied to the local union is ordered. Firemen employed by companies around Boston are expected to quit work within the next three days, halting port operations as the dispute continues.
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Boston
Reston
Dune
Stein
Ile Caret
Troops Report No Deaths in Philippines Division
Washington June 9 The War Department received a cablegram from General Wade commanding the Philippines division stating no deaths occurred in the division between May 18 and June 1. It is highly unusual for no deaths in a fortnight among such a large tropical force.
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Washington
War Department
Wade
Philippines
Tropics
Knox in Senate 1 Step Practically Assured
Philadelphia June reports say Attorney General Knox has agreed to become Senator Quay's successor. Knox and Henry C. Frick left for Washington to consult the president on the advisability of filling the seat. Denials followed asserting Knox had not yet gone to Washington and that no permits exist for selecting a successor.
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Senator Quay
Knox
Henry C. Frick
Washington
SU Fe
Tobecwme Quay
Senate
Fternnon
Knox Kk
Washingtothite
Wuay
Chinese General Admits Killing of London Telegraph Reporter
Lewis Etzel, correspondent for the London Daily Telegraph, was killed by Chinese soldiers here. An inquest held by Consul General Miller at Shawantaitze revealed General Lu admitted the killing by his troops. Russian authorities pledged full cooperation with American officials in the case.
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Lewis Etzel
Lamdon Daily Telegraph
Jet States
Miller
Shawantaitze
Etzel
Section Foreman Confesses to Hero Fib
A Milwaukee section foreman who claimed to have saved Sener ain from destruction admitted his tale was a fabrication. He invented the hero narrative to boost his image. Police compelled the confession. His superiors ordered his discharge after the admission.
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Milwaukee
Jy Uf
Raurous Company
Live
Sttiff
Woman Sleeps Four Days Case Baffles Physicians
Marion Indiana reports Mrs Albert Jarvis has slept since Saturday morning. Her oil operator husband left for work and returned to a nonresponsive wife. Dr Patterson and nearly every local physician have been called with no diagnosis or relief. The mystery remains unsolved as doctors cannot determine the cause.
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Marion
Ind
Albert Jarvis
Patterson
President Roosevelt to host Filipinos at luncheon
Willington June 9 The visit of the Filipino commissioners to the St Louis Exposition will be celebrated with a luncheon hosted by President and Mrs Roosevelt tomorrow afternoon. The Filipino party includes forty three commissioners and five ladies. Mine-Kai Wants in Dispute Terre Haute Tad Tune 9 The executive boards of the Indiana Opera association and district Nov V1 of the United Mine Workers have opened a joint session on the Sullivan county issue. Miners allege operators plan to use the dispute to push the wine run basis for mining pay. Indians Socialists to Nominate Evansville Ind June 8 The Socialist party will bolt at convention June 15 to name candidates for First district and Vanderburg Gibson and Knox counties. David Heim of Warrick county appears to lead. Detroit June 9 Fred F Snow Detroit Matinee Elit treasurer and former president is head of congestion of the liver and pneumonia after a week’s illness. He was 27. Snow was a stockholder and vice president of the JK Belles Wire and Tren company. End in Becoming Nao Malloon WL June 9 After embracing fire reels Mathetist Byte copal and Ronan Catholic Miss Mary Rice daughter of U T 8 Bier, a prominent man and superintendent of the Methodist Santa school, took final vows at the Convert of the Visitation at St Louis.
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Terre Haute
Tad
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Sullivan County
Evansville
Ind
Socialist Party
Vanderburg
Gibson
Knox
David Heim
Warrick County
Detroit
Fred F. Snow
Wayne County
Snow
JK. Belles Wire and Tren Company
U S Marines Landing Question in Perdicaris Case
Washington debates whether the United States will back, or limit, guarantees tied to Perdicaris affair amid reports of Marines landed near Tangier. Officials note precedent for protecting foreign interests without formally committing immunity, with Britain or France as possible guarantors.
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Washington
United States
Morncer
N EENNA APPOINTED JUDGE FOR PORTO RICO
Washington May 9 reports the nomination of Charly McKenna of Pittsburgh district as junior judge for Porto Rico. The ruling party’s pick follows a tradition of appointing local district figures to judicial posts amid political changes.
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N'Eenna
Porto Rico
Washingtony
The
Pewnitrat Follay
Charly= McKenna
Pittsberg
Junier
Hor
Hiew
Senator Fairbanks Delivers Notable History Talk at Cain WE
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana was the featured speaker at a distinguished gathering. He spoke on "A Chapter in American History" tracing from the Civil War to present and praised President McKinley for leadership and the decisive congressional vote supporting the war with Spain.
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Uriana
Cain WE Hinwls
Andrew Shue Draper
Elans
Newrsons
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
McKinley
Congress
Spain
Wheney
Fairbanks
United States
McKintes
Wir
Love for Man Leads to Theft in Ottawa County
Grand Rapids Michigan June. Ella Miller, living with Mrs. Margaret Miller of Lisbon Ottawa County, steals 97 from the household, after years under care of Mrs Miller. Ella refuses to name the man, but the motive is said to be a deep affection. She had earlier been in a home under Mrs Miller’s care for several years. The incident occurred at night when a locked drawer was broken open and the money taken.
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Grand Rapids Mich
Allie Tote Fiinal
Ella Miller
Maragret Miller
Lisbon
Ottawa County
Ella
Burial for unidentified Troquois victim planned Sunday
Chicago reports a Sunday burial for an unidentified Troquois woman about 71 years old. Authorities say the victim’s identity remains unknown as memorials are prepared at the cemetery and march into the Troquois theatre disaster site.
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Chicago
Dune
Ted Viet
Nye
Travelera Fight for Interchangeable Mileage Books
Frank W. Crandall of St. Louis urged a $2000 appropriation at the National Guarders convention to secure interchangeable mileage books from the Southeastern Railroad in pursuit of intercharice nable mileage. The appropriation was granted.
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National Gwarders’ Ditective Association
Frank W. Crandall
St. Louis
National Railroad
Sprimetien
Selected Men to Deliver Nomination Speeches for President
Wantington 9 11 announces faltering list of men chosen to present speeches for the new President Roosevelt. Names include Jeri Hever ize from Indian surge A. Knisht of California Harry Stillwell Thwarits from Hypeeia Joseph Is. Cotton of Minnesota and Harry S. Couutings of Maryland.
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Wantington
Jeri
Beet
Secuntdin
Neas
Tensevelt
Heverize
Surge A. Knisht
California
Harry Stillwell Thwarits
Hypeeia
Joseph 1S. Cotton
Minnesota
Harry S. Couutings
Maryland
South Dakota Prohibits Hold Carer Convention
The Mitchell convention gathered about 200 delegates with resolutions supporting a constitutional amendment to suppress the liquor trade. W. J. Kilgur of Brookings was nominated for governor. A separate rail accident near here killed Fireman Lyons and Conductor Pratt as an engine and caboose derailed after collision on a banked curve four miles north.
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Mitchell Sassous
Broullition
W. J. Kilgur
Brookings
Wil Mime
Trenton
Aly
Detroit Southern Railroad
Here
Lyonn
Pratt
Washngton Court
Miss Taylor Wrote Self Out Of A Job In War Dept
Washington June 9 The court of appeals of the District of Columbia affirmed a trial ruling refusing mandamus to reinstate Rebecca J. Taylor as a War Department clerk. Taylor admitted authorship of a newspaper article the defense called a severe reflection on the president. She was dismissed and the civil service law restrictions were cited as limiting removals to political contribution refusals.
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Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Rebecca J. Taylor
War Department
Forgery charge involving letters of introduction and a $10,000 draft
A case cites Kennelly accused of involvement with a gang in a forgery scheme. He allegedly obtained letters of introduction to German American Bank officers in Buffalo and deposited a $10,000 draft drawn on Porters Truden Bank of New York. Before clearing, he withdrew $80 and the draft returned marked NG.
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Wy York
Jia Teta
Yeslus Leen
Mabysnss
Keuneas
Hulfale
Sydney
Truden
Levi Leiter Dies Suddenly in East
Levi Leiter of Chine dies suddenly here in Tenlay Hyfe. Funeral arranged in Warrington.
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Levi Leiter
East
Levi Za Leiter
Chine
Tenlay
Hyfe
Sandy Chee
Kenedbortenenna
W. Helter
Warrington
From Commencement to Altar at Galesburg
In a cryptic ceremonial note the wedding appears tied to St. Marys and a chapel ceremony. Details include a transfer of vows and a betrothal at a local chapel with mentions of the couple and attendants.
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Galesbu
Pressure on the Sultan to Pay Claims Urged
Washington report urges the State Department to press the Sultan to settle claims and for ministers to be sent to secret negotiations. The piece notes tension over missionary accounts and property destitution cases spanning the past decade, with calls from missionary societies for decisive action. Augustus Fewring, nominated by Democrats for Congress, declines to run and endorses Burtis, a Republican.
Denials in dispatches no four days fight
A ser of dispatches from St Petersburg reports officials denying any four days’ fighting near Port Arthur. While Japanese attacks by land and sea persist, analysts note no decisive engagement. Claims of fleet movements and battles are contested as unclear reports flood the war front news.
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St Petersburg
Tome
Miaeks Oneuccesa Tat
London
Liao-Yeng
Port Arthur
Rye Lane
Salay Solvers
Vladivostok Agbutoontos
Uy Fort Arthur Fleet
Sharkey the Pugilist Weds Nurse in City
June 1. Thos Sharkey the pugilist has married Therine McIntosh of Michigan a professional nurse who attended him during recent sinces.
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Sew Tore
Thos. Sharkey
Therine McIstosh
Michigan
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