Train Crash Kills Sixteen Italians and Injures Sixty Near Peru Ind
A westbound Wabash Limited train broke through an undermined trestle nine miles east of Peru Indiana at 12 30 am. Sixteen Italian emigrants were killed and about 60 passengers injured as cars telescoped or derailed. Names listed include Mrs William Cotton Green Oak Indiana John Omaral Denver Colorado and Nicola Pulassi New York among the injured and severely damaged.
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Anna J. Ubur
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Trinidad
Cole
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Little Rock
Ark
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Angola
Jacoat
Clark Taylor
Logansport
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Father Welsch
Led
Jobo Williams
Lafayette
Wabash Ind
B. Lucks
New Wage Scale For Tin Workers
Cleveland June 26 The American Tin Pint company and representatives of the workers protective association agreed on a wage scale for men affected by a seven percent advance. Thirty thousand men are affected the scale goes into effect July 1.
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American ‘Tin Pinte Company
Sheeeorkers' Protective Association
Masonia
Steantares
Fight Over Right of Way Dominates Kenosha Meeting
Chaos marked a Kenosha council session as Chicago promoters Kesosha Wis Innedik Tarnes and Classen pressed for a right of way through Kenosha. Droubtors claimed no transfer of the Kenosha franchise to the Kenosha Street Railway Co and argued the traffic deal with the Chicago Kenosha and Milwaukee line lacks backing. The protestors dismissed Promis’s claims as ineffective while the current tram operator said there is no basis for the claim.
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Chicago
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Kenosha
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Noted Lecturer Dead Joseph Cook Dies at Summer Home
Noted American lecturer Joseph Cook, famed for attempting to harmonize science and religion, died at his summer home in Ticcalroga on June 26. Born January 20, 18xx, he had lived a long career shaping biblical interpretation with scientific reasoning and lecturing across the country. His health declined for several years and friends noted a loss of vigor and mental power.
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Haroa
Branciaco
Tri
Grant
Mantle
Philippine
Figin
John Vickers
Chicazu
George Roberta
Katrin
Elerk
Elphinge
M. Jacobs & Co
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Beales Shot by Wife in near district crime report
The Dawson Daily News reports that Dick Beales was shot and killed by Mrs. Thomas Thorden near the city while the assailant claimed self defense and denied intent. Investigations reveal suspected motives tied to domestic strife and prior confessions about threats.
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Thomas Thernden
Dick Teale
Berntiay
Russia tightens duties over petroleum words and US tariff dispute
June 26 report from Petersburg notes Russia has increased duties on American goods after a shipment of petroleum was taxed for lacking an origin certificate. The move is linked to Secretary Gage’s explanation of US tariff laws. Russia disputes the interpretation, and U S officials hope Secretary Taft and Secretary of State Knox will clarify. The case heads to court next November as trade tensions persist and Russia warns no concessions likely.
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Vander Was Got Back From Europe Says Varg Lip
Neen notes in Europe the general situation as he returns to Washington from a long trip. Frank A. Varg lip argues that Europe may bind trade terms against the United States within years, sparking a new wave of commercial tension. He cites Austria’s movement, Colichowski forces, crop failures in Germany, weak harvests in France and Russia’s tariff ambitions modeled after ours as signs of looming conflict yet asserts U.S. advantages in labor, capital, and industry will prevail, shaping a future where European powers seek to curb American trade and territorial ambitions.
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Callous Divorce Suit Details Brutal Abuse Case
Mrs. Mary Wright, wife of Jacob Wright, filed a divorce suit in district court Monday alleging years of abuse by her husband Felis Saine Cruatt. She reports repeated beatings of her and their children, including a 10 year old girl, leaving the girl maimed and the boy George driven to insanity. the case seeks legal separation amid claims of household brutality and severe injuries.
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Wilhelmina Meier
Felis Saine
Rix Cruatt
Marton
Tod
Mary Wright
Jacob Wright
Yftene Maton
Ler
Jens
Salt Trust Plans Stirred By National Salt Company
A draft plan in New York outlines the creation of an international salt trust led by the National Salt Company with Ottawa and Canadian firms involved. Wall Street circles say the group would control salt production and security across the United States, Canada, and beyond, signaling a major consolidation in the industry.
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Orwanie
New York
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National Salt Company
West Virginia Flood Toll And Damages Report
A stormy West Virginia flood causes widespread death and property loss. Names of victims and places such as Keystone and Pounding Mill appear, with estimates of private and corporate property losses near a million and more, and delayed relief efforts noted.
Dinner Party for Genesee Bar Association at Carton Farm
Flint Michigan June 26 Genesee County Bar Association enjoyed a temperate gathering at the farm of Hon John J Carton in Chester Township with Fifty guests. A winded Wilmer dish drew praise while speaker Cali of Louisiana demonstrated scythe work. Supreme Justices Tong Hooker Montgomery and Moore attended. a minor mishap interrupted by guests seeking the commissary tent.
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Voninissary
Marriage Unhappy Ends in Tragic Lake Incident
An unhappy marriage leads to a fatal act as a man named Soble reportedly tamped into a lake from a steamer Virginia Sunday, with suspicions of infidelity involving a deturn and a well to do former lover. A sister, Mrs. Anna Woselk, and others describe a strained relationship, courtship, and unresolved love as the narrative centers on Mrs. Wesall and Mrs. Chareh amid a troubled union.
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Enough to Retire On
A snappy quip from the Cleveland Plain Dealer notes an Italian tenor bragging of a mattress stuffed with laurel wreaths as retirement security. The column then shifts to a joke about world population statistics, joking that 109 women exist for every 100 men, per a statistical claim.
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Riot at labor dispute injures police and workers
Rochester June 26 A riot erupted as thousands of striking laborers forced ten men digging a trench to quit. Police attempted to disperse the crowd. Eleven officers and twenty six rioters suffered injuries, while the situation cooled and order was restored.
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Lusitania Goes Ashore Near Cape Race
Reported steamer Lusitania en route from Liverpool to Montreal with a large cargo and 500 passengers ran ashore 12 miles north of Cape Race. Passengers were landed safely. authorities say total wreck unlikely. The scene prompted local coverage and reflections on voyages and college life amid unrelated clipped anecdotes.
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