Great naval pageant at Portsmouth Jubilee display
New York describes a vast royal review at Spithead with half a thousand vessels from Britain and foreign powers. The Prince of Wales sailed the Renown while crowds cheered, ships lit the water, and royal prestiged showcased sea power unseen in history.
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New York
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Britain
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Spithead
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Tele of Wight
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Konig Wilhelm
Nisonya
Etrooilyn
Rossia
Pothuan
Hvertwen
Varco de Gama
Fritget
Gota
Helgoland
Fuji
King of Siam
Maha Chakrakot
Brooklyn
Isle of Wight
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Ophir
Dresden
Bothnia
Normandie
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Coburg
Connaught
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Irene
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Prince and Princess of Wales
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Duke of Connaught
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Carthage
Europe
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Enchantress
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Nowell Salmon
Wilcon
Eldorado
Corps Diplomatique
Arundel Castle
Eeketene
House of Commons
Banda
Osborne
Mexico Siesquake Fears Rise as Shocks Persist
Severe earthquake shocks continue hourly for three days in Tehuantepec and east to San Cristobal Chiapas. No new damage reported but residents live in terror. Isthmus of Tehuantepec Indians flee from mountains to valleys seeking safety.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
Tehuantepec
San Cristobal
Chiapas
Neustadt & Co. Senior Member Dies After Firm Collapse
New York reports Emile D Neustadt senior partner of the once prominent Neustadt and Co commission house on the exchange died suddenly last night at age 66. The firm failed in April after years of strong activity in the commission business.
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New York
Emile D
Neustadt
Neustadt & Co
Aiuee Exchange
Queen Expresses Thanks After Loyal Addresses
The queen thanks the empire for loyalty and affection shown by letters and telegraphs received from all parts of the empire.
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London
Empire
Bullfrog Valley Gang Is Shattered by Arrests
Deputy U S marshals in Fort Smith report three more gang members captured, likely ending the Bullfrog Valley counterfeiters’ network once famed from Pope county Arkansas to Chicago, Toronto, and Mexico. Eight federal indictments had been returned earlier, with other members already in custody or serving sentences.
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Ark
United States
Fort Smith Court
Secret Service
Bullfrog Valley
Mint
Pope County
Toronto
Canada
Mexico
Fort Smith
Bullfrog
Fastnesses
Chicago
Bullfrog Valley Gang
Tailors' Strike Sparks Lockerout Threats in New York
A large group of contractors who settled with the Tailors Brotherhood allegedly defied the new agreement. Four hundred contractors employing 1,000 to 1,500 tailors are said to have closed shops and locked out workers. Schoenfeld rejects the claim as a lie while signaling a prolonged confrontation. Idle tailors fear a renewed period of unemployment as calls go out not to work for nonyielding contractors.
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New York
Brotherhood of Tailors
Clothing Contractors Association
Schoenfeld
Tailors
Mleness
Murdered Man Found in Two-Place Trunk Fragments
In New York City two boys discover the lower trunk portion of a man in the woods near Undercliffe Avenue, after another trunk part was found eight miles away in the East River near Eleventh Street. The two body parts, badly mutilated, indicate a murder and were sent to the morgue.
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New York
Undercliffe Avenue
East River
Eleventh Street
Fire on City of Rome Steamship near New York
Anchor Line steamer City of Rome from Glasgow and Moville reported a fire in No 4 hold on Saturday. Dense smoke and rising flames were controlled by crew by 6 PM with hose and steam. cargo mainly jute goods likely a total loss. cause suspected spontaneous combustion.
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New York
City of Rome
Glasgow
Movlle
LAST TARIFF DEBATES IN SENATE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
Washington reports Republican tariff managers hope this may be the last week of senate debate. Schedules are reviewed and paragraphs await consideration amid Republican splits. Democrats plan extended discussion on cotton, leather, hides, reciprocity, trusts, and the Hawaiian treaty, likely delaying final action. The House plans adjournment Monday through Thursday, awaiting Senate progress and potential conference steps.
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Washington
Senate
Cotton
Jeather
Hides
Lead
House
Man Attacks Mother-in-Law in Brewing Feud
Angus Williams, a Columbia farmer, drove his wife and her mother to Allendale after visiting a dispensary. He became intoxicated, assaulted his wife, and attacked her mother when she intervened, leaving Mrs Barrett in critical condition after a ferocious choking and mauling.
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Columbia
D. C
Angus Willames
Barrett
Allendale
Williams
Fourth Train Wrecking Attempt Near Slocumville
In Providence Rhode Island a fourth attempt to wreck a New York New Haven and Hartford train near Slocumville station was thwarted when a twenty four foot rail struck by a passing train broke in two without damage. Watchmen patrolled the area and authorities say a suspect is likely to be arrested soon.
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Slocumville, &. 1
Providence
R. IL
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Slocumville Station
Moroccans envoy returns home insane after jubilee
Aimon Hamed Ben Mousa, envoy of the Moroccan sultan to the jubilee festivities, returned to Morocco in a state of insanity.
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Ben Mousa
London
Aimon-Hamed Ben Mousa
Morocco
Wabash Wreck Claims Seven Coffin Victims Near Missouri Station
Kansas City reports seven coffins sent to St. Louis for victims of last night’s Wabash wreck twenty one miles northeast of Kansas City near Missouri station. Conductor Copeland survived with serious injuries. nineteen others injured but not critically. The storm-swollen stream and broken trestle caused the disaster.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri City
Wabash Road
G. C. Copeland
Moberly
Copeland
W. H. Wilkinson
Missouri Station
Kelomea Flood Triggers Military Aid to Save Property
Ke lomea in Gallia is flooded by the Prath river with many houses lost and the Kelomea Turku bridge swept away. A train crossing at collapse time may have caused drownings as the government orders troops to assist residents in saving property.
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Vienna
Kolomea
Galleia
Prath
Kelomea
Turku
Bicycle rider meets rattlesnakes on mountain road
Alfred Allen, a letter carrier for weekly newspapers in Binghamton, reports a strange incident near Montrose and Great Bend Pennsylvania. While descending a hill on his bicycle he encountered a group of rattlesnakes in the road ahead and could not stop in time, risking multiple venomous bites.
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Binghamton
Alfred Allen
Montrose
Great Bend
Rider Survives Rattle Snake Attack After Bicycle Crash
While riding, Allen attempted to escape a rattle snake on a hill. The bicycle wheel snagged by the snakes struck him off the road, leaving him entangled in a mass of crushed ribbons around the spokes. A farmer later transported him and the bike to Great Bend.
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Allen
No Pardons Granted Amid Dublin Protest Meeting
A Dublin gathering at Phoenix Park pressed the British government to grant amnesty to political prisoners in Marlborough jail. Speakers lamented the jubilee week passed without expected releases. William Field urged immediate action and appealed to Irish Americans for support.
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Marlborough
Phoenix Park
William Field
St. Patrick's
America
Honolulu Rumor Prompts Battallion Drill Change
From Honolulu reports June 20, the Philadelphia in port spurred weekly battalion drills by Marines. Marion and Nagship landed for a drill but withdrew after an orderly brought an order. Rumor of a Japanese landing to seize the customs house prompted preemptive action.
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Baelle
Honolulu
United States
Philadelphia
Marion
Beardsteel
Shimama
Japan
Einde
Harold M. Sewall
Dole
Ellis Mills
Fighting in Crete as 1200 Muslims clash with insurgents
In Crete near Canea a force of 1200 Muslims forced a siege from Canes, attacking insurgents at Kanlikastelli. Thirteen Muslims died and twelve were wounded in fierce combat. Civil reprisals by Christians are anticipated, with reports of casualties on both sides as tensions rise over refugees encroaching on the neutral zone.
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Canea
Crete
Canes
Kanlikastelli
Yale Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered by President Dwight
Yale President Timothy Dwight delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon before the graduating class of the academic and scientific departments in New Haven. Seniors in mortar boards and gowns filled the church.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Timothy Dwight
Twenty-Six Miners Die in Atacoma Rockfall
June 27 report from Valpsralso states twenty-six miners were killed by a rock fall in the Labrar mines, Ata coma province. Local rescue teams and authorities pursue details of the disaster and mine safety follow ups.
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Valpsralso
Labrar Mires
Atacoma
No Quarter Order in Cuba and Warships Totals
Summary of scattered items including Cuba orders under the No Quarter banner with mentions of British warships. Also notes counterfeiting arrests in Bullfrog Valley Tariff hopefuls and a fatal wreck on the Wabash. Includes sport and local brief items and upcoming events.
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Cuba
Britain
Wabash
Weenie Whist Association Organic
Weyler’s East Cuba Campaign Faces Heavy Costs and Critics
Havana reports Weyler launches a major east Cuba offensive amid heat rain and yellow fever. Spain pressures to crush the revolt fast, with Canovas urging sacrifices and brutal tactics. Garcia vows retaliation for Cuban and pacifico crimes, while observers doubt logistics and foresee a brutal, costly campaign.
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Weyler
Cuba
Havana
Spain
Puerto Principe
Santiago de Cuba
West
Garcia
Camaguey
Weyler Seeks 60,000 More Troops for Cuba Campaign
Havana June 27 Captain General Weyler ordered 20,000 additional colonial volunteers and demanded 40,000 more recruits from Spain by September 1 to bolster forces for the Cuba campaign.
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United States
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Cuba
Weyler
Escribano
Garcia
Gomes
Spain
Weyle
Steamship Arrivals and Weather Report for New York Area
Weather notes for New York and New England today predict fair to slightly warmer conditions with brisk southwesterly winds. Tuesday outlook calls for fair to fresh winds from the southeast with possible rain in the lake region.
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New York
Middle’ States
New England
Weather arrivals update from The Herald of New York
The Herald reports ships arriving in New York on June 21. Stearper City of Rome arrived from Glasgow and Havre La Champagne arrived from New York.
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New York
Stearper
Rome
Glasgow
Havre
la Champagne
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