Convicted Unionists Threats Amid Cripple Creek Turmoil
In Cripple Creek Colorado a violent faction claims evidence will convict a group of union members for the Independence depot explosion deaths. Deputies have rounded about twenty five men, with ten marked for deportation. arrests include the Coogen brothers and Earl Reed. Syracuse dispatch notes Colorado miners at Holly awaiting trains to Ten Yer as the Western Federation of Miners funds travel. Denver reports funds for wives and children of displaced miners and asks continued commissaries as the federation maneuvers through the Cripple Creek strike and policy disputes with General Sherman Bell and G. Hamlin.
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Tripple Creek
Colo
Genert Shermmie Bell
Union Uion
Union
Independence Depot
Western Federation
Ain’ Weineb
Wortine
Cripple Creek
Winchester
Morgan
Emer
A. Hi. Robers
Holly
Colorado Line
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Federation of Miners
Western Federation of Minera
Victor
Wester Federation of ‘Miners
Sherman M. Bell
GC. Hamlin
Cramle Crees
W. F. of M
Muilitin Bowie
Independence
W. PL of M
Vietor
M. Com
Garibaldi Looks For Austrian War
Rome June 13 General Rhetard Gortinidi issues a proclamation stating Austrian armaments will oppose Italy making an Austrian march through the Balkans to Salonica impossible. Garibaldi urges Italian youth to stay vigilant and form special committees ready to raise 1 000 trained volunteers at short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rhetard Gortinidi
Austria
Italy
Balkana
Salonica
Garibaldi
Bmt
Woman Choked to Death Over Fifty Dollar Bill
A Bayonne woman was found choked with a clothes line tied tightly at her neck while a child slept nearby. The victim reportedly died for the fifty dollars she carried in her pocket. Police and investigators label the case a homicide with a suspected motive tied to a theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sunder
Bayonne
Government Allows Saturday Holiday for Navy Yard Workers
Wasiin Hin reports the June 1 arrangement from President Mendy that navy yard staff may take Saturday afternoons off in July August and September with half holidays granted to those who can be spared and postponed for others as work permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiin Hin
Hunters Win Rights on Overflow Lands in Tiineis
A court decision grants hunters expanded rights on overflowed lands, ruling against clubs and reserves. The ruling affects all ng reserves, threatening their business in a notable victory for unaffiliated hunters and the broader public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiineis
Real goose from Iowa and other late June notices
A Nevada goose weighing 144 pounds is exhibited in St. Louis after its shoes were crafted by Pinkham for crippled feet. Other items include a Nevada hoarder’s case and a St Joseph physician killed by a train near Mudd Lake. Jerome Sullivan, famed boxing figure, is dead. Union strikers clash with non union men aboard a coastal steamer in New York. A billiards match in Paris ends with Schefer defeating Cure by twelve points.
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Des Moines
Ins
Dune
Pinkie
Nevada
Las
St. Louis
Pinkham
St Joseph
Wik
Ginder
Satan
Morington Railways
Portland
Mudd Lake
Howe
Avenerille
New York
Collision of Dominion ship with Richelieu steamer near Sorel
Montreal June 12 The Canada bound from Quebec for Montreal collided with the Cape Breton six miles below Sorel. The Canada sank with 110 aboard. five lost, others rescued. Names include Alfred Thibeault and his two sons, aged 12 and 15, plus Purser Bonacterre. One man Brunet of Sorel is missing. Collision occurred at dawn. Cape Breton swerved across Canada’s path. Passengers were evacuated. crew discipline praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Richelieu and Outanio Navigation Company
Canada
Quebec
Dominion Coal Company
Cape Breton
Sore
Alfred Thibeault
Quebe
Purser Bonacterre
Brunet
Sorel
Lake St. Peter
Democrats face run for party leadership in Springfield district
Illinois Democrats convene in Springfield to choose a presidential slate amid factional strains. Hearst and Harrison camps vie for influence, with Cook County showing split loyalties. Competition for state central committee positions heightens tension as leaders weigh alliances and future strategy ahead of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Central Committee
Cook County
Hearst
Hopkins Flarris
Naw
Yankeen Anil Editur
Fannie ' Mohini
Dot B
Amon
Harrison
Lives Lost After Cape Breton Collision Near Sorel
Thibeault and two sons possibly perished in their berths as Cape Breton sank the Canada. Father’s body recovered. sons missing. Purser Bounderre presumed dead. Brunet last seen after impact. Prefontaine aided survivors to Sorel. Columbian brought crew and passengers to the city. Baggage saved by some on upper deck. others lost belongings and clothing aided upon arrival.
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Cape Breton
Canada
Thibeault
Bona
Cape Aireton
Bounderre
Brunet
Sorel
Prefontaine
Cty
Columbian
Illinois Central to reach Indianapolis in opening rail link
The Illinois Central lines will extend into Indianapolis with a new gateway from Greene County via the Indiana Central gateway. Mrs May Wright Sewall of Indianapolis hosted a reception at her hotel June 18 to honor newly elected officers of the Women’s International Congress with the Countess of Aberdeen named president. Panama’s French daily l Etoile de Panama printed its last issue on June 13 after serving since canal company times.
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May Wright Sewall
Kerepth
Berlin
Indianapolis
Weren
Countess of Aberdeen
Panama
l'Etoite de
Panama Canal Company
Immense Combine Shot Wife and Another Woman
A sensational report from New York claims a gigantic capital amalgamation, led by John D. Rockefeller, to control American and European mining outputs. The plan, valued at 2.5 billion dollars, involves a new corporation uniting America’s mineral assets with European interests.
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New York
Jane
United States
Europe
America
John D. Rockefeller
Wrk
Calumet
Heela
Miss Patterson Held For Trial
New York report states Miss Patterson is held for trial in a case involving a bookmaker named Lois the Caesar. Details of the dining event and location are unclear in the fragment. The article references Mrs Naw Hersam Wale and a Cove setting in the first descent for the shunting of Caesar.
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New York
Naw Hersam
Teva Cove
Questioning of Conger Statement Tied to Water Deal Probe
The defense and prosecutors clash over former Alderman Conger and associates in a waterworks deal case. Testimony from Jarvey Brown and Forbes is challenged while Salsbury’s claims of dealing through a broker with a false name are scrutinized.
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Raphis
Anne
Conger GA
Ball
Conger
Davie Verbes
Jarvey J. Brown
Herald
Brown
Bin
Mu Hto
Forbes
Bint
Lit
Salsbury
Ttroker Lirhetern
Chicago
Salsbury Claii
Abner M Kinley Buried From Sea Brothers Home
A fragmented obituary piece details Abner M Kinley’s burial with family and local officials mentioned. It notes his interment at Lawn Cemetery and lists numerous individuals and county references, along with scattered political context about the Republican state convention and proposed officers. The text reads as a crowded roster of names, places, and procedural mentions from the era.
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Abner M’kinley
Sea Brothers
Canton
Hite
Trie -Ervive
Ten Year Pardon Foretells Flawed Justice
A troubled historical note recalls a man convicted of aiding the murder of a guard and assault, who served seventeen years then received a ten year pardon offer from Governor Matthews. The accused faced multiple trials including a life sentence, with the governor promising release if he behaved for a decade, a pledge that was not kept.
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Assalt
Ou Dapole
Kennedy
Matthews
Dunn Convicted Second Time for Girl's Murder
Port Wayne, Indiana area reports Dunn convicted a second time for the murder of fourteen year old Aliye Cathryll. A jury fixed his punishment at imprisonment. The indictment had eight counts charging attempt to commit rape, choking the victim, and throwing her into a cistern. Dunn maintains innocence in his second trial.
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Port Wayne
Cua
Ene
McDonald Leaves Bedford After Threats
McDonald says he fled Bedford within twenty four hours due to a warned lynching. The recently acquitted man moved to Linton, Indiana, and has taken a job in the coal mines. Miners funded a set of tools for him.
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Linton
Jnd
Thnemes Mc Dowld
Mika Sarah Schufer
Thedford
McDonald
Medford
First Turbine Merchant Vessel Crosses Atlantic
The turbine powered merchant ship Turbius arrives at North Sydney on her maiden voyage marking a historic Atlantic crossing. Officials praise the vessel as a milestone in turbine propulsion and maritime trade progress despite wartime constraints and rough seas.
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Atlantic
Hanis
Amin
Mis
North Sydney
Pamege
Fishermen complain of noise from firing cannon
Fishermen from Welity or No. Man's Land report loud cannon fire disrupting their nets and work. They claim the disturbance lasts until the noise ceases, hindering fishing operations and causing concern for harbor routines.
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Newport
Man's Land
Kane
Big power plant to be built on St Louis River
A major power facility is planned on the St Louis River about twenty miles above Pineville. The project aims to construct a 45,000 horsepower plant to supply energy for regional needs and spur economic development. Local authorities say construction will follow regulatory approvals and environmental reviews.
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ST. Louis River
Pinjidle
Undefined? Fragmentary headline on state and national bonds
Fragmented OCR text discusses condition of state and national bonds with unclear phrasing and several garbled names. Key entities and facts are hard to extract, but reference appears to involve bond conditions and political figures.
False Retreat Amid Far East Battles Reported
Fragmented OCR recounts Chinese and Japanese forces clashing around Port Arthur and Liao Tung, with rumors of a major naval battle off Port Arthur. It notes Japanese advances, Russian losses, and bombardments near Kale Chan and KinChow, citing Rear Admiral Togo and naval actions on June 11.
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St. Peterstiurs
Dune
Tormora
Port Arthur
Tokio
Togo
Liao Tung Peninaua
Kale Chan
Pogo
Etki
Mission to Raisuli Starts From Tangier
Wretington June 13. Admiral Mhulwirk cables the navy the mission to the throne Ratwaly left Tangier yesterday.
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Raisuli
Tangier Wretington
Admiral Mhulwirk
Navy Department
Frm
Tangire
Ratwaly
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Colorado
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Iowa
Jaard
Alte Paris
Sehsefer
Cure
Xcharfer
CNE
Ndred
Collier
Stm
Gell
Hayret
Horst
Sane Aleehiler
Lawrence
Lincoln
Logan County
Thomas A. Murran
William Prentice
Owen P. Thompson
Jackson
Illinois Central
Aitiapapelis
Uait
Hilavis Central Railroad
Indianapollis Southern Railroad
Bertding
Indias Conielda and
Gloomfeld
Greene County
Stockefeller
Ruckehis
Reekeletter
Mob Rogers
Pueblo
Himwell
Cludes McKinney
Lodge
Miss Patterson
Caesar” Young
Ube
Hurst
Frans
Hage Ses
Fran Quinn
Pereia
Ely
Dunn
M’donald
Bedford
Ireland
Kuropatkin
Hwan Jone
Dy Fan Tietscherkinale
Burt Arthur
Shen
Kirokl
Bretd
Ambumh
Anites
Jostamah
Hussian
NanStven
Nenthan Bifl
KinChow
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