Leaders of Democratic Fight At Chicago Meeting
Bailey of Texas and Richardson of Tennessee emerge as leading candidates for minority leadership in Congress. Dearmond of Missouri also contends for the post as Democrats from across the nation gather in Chicago for the Democratic National Committee meeting. Belmont headlines a push to “mash the trusts” amid silver boosters from Louisville allies. Altgeld to warn against opportunistic issue clamor.
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Ready
Texas
Illinois
Yalley
Congress
Hichardson
Tenn
Dearmond
Democratic National Committee
C. G. P. Belmont
Louieville
Abdication Likely After Monaco Prince Plans Abdication
In Paris June 0 the Monaco ruler is said to finalize an annuity from Monte Carlo funds and then abdicate. A legal separation or annulment from Princess Gaughier, wife of American Hebrew banker Michael Heine of New Orleans, is discussed amid public scandal over the prince's feelings for a Jewish composer. The prince had strained relations with his Jewish stepmother, while his mother is English.
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Monaco
Monte Carlo
Gaughier
Michael Heine
New Orleans
France
Prince Louis
Gas Strike Near Towanda Promises Deep Drilling Yield
A strong, continuous gas flow was struck this morning in a well drifted at South Branch, eight miles from Towanda, at 140 feet depth in the second off sand. The Great Eastern Oil company holds a lease over thousands of surrounding acres and expects to reach 1960 feet to find the third land.
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Towanda
N. Y
South Branch
Great Eastern OF Company
Fighting Joe for Governor
Birmingham reports widespread Democratic backing for Gen. Joseph Wheeler as governor. Supporters argue he could unite the divided party after recent pension and constitutional convention debates. If he enters, Wheeler could likely carry Alabama, provided party wishes and presidential plans align.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Joseph ‘Wheeler
Wheeler
Johnson
Philippines
May gold production sets district record in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek district reports May gold product totaling 1,625,000 dollars, a record month for the area.
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Cripple Creek, Co
Curious Operation Reunites Burned Chin in Amh River City
Dr Crile in Cleveland, Ohio, recently performed a remarkable treatment on Edward Kiets of Am tah. A burn in early childhood left his chin and breast fused, keeping his mouth open for eighteen years. after bandage removal the surgeon observed remarkable changes.
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G. Crile
Edward Kiets
Amtah
Here
Kietz
Narrow-neck surgery alters jaw and facial function
The procedure involved removing tissue from the chest area to reach the neck. Dr Crile exposed the blood vessels and nerves and cut the chin away from the chest. The operation succeeded but left the jaw bone deformed preventing full mouth closure.
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Crile
Woman fatally shoots husband on Woodburn farm
Mrs. J Crosby shot and killed her husband at her Woodburn area farm two miles southeast of town. They had divorced pending, with Crosby on the property. she warned him to leave before firing as he bent to drive a staple. The event occurred in the morning.
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J. Creeby
Woodburn
Here
Crosby
Dewey Statue Planned for Lincoln Park Chicago
Chicago park commissioners consider placing a bronze statue of Admiral Dewey in Lincoln Park funded by popular subscription. They aim for a premier sculpture costing over 100000 dollars and favor a prominent park location, citing San Francisco’s tribute and Chicago's potential.
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Deweyte
Lincoln Park
Park
Woodworth
Park Board
San Francisco
Chicheo
No Change in Officers at Chamber Meeting
At yesterday's chamber meeting officers from last year were re elected. A General Ludington message argued San Francisco suits quartermaster boat traffic to Manila over Beattie. Communications claimed Beatle advantages. Skagit Chief owners invited three representatives from chamber and city council to meet the beatty ship Iowa. President Graves to handle arrangements for Senator Fairbanks and party.
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Ludwington
San Francisco
Manila
Beattie
Skagit Chief
City Councl
Iowa
F. ©. Graves
Fairbanks
Bride Refuses to Marry in Monroe Courtship Surprise
Word from Monroe Michigan reports Malcolm Mason and Henriett Little were to wed yesterday afternoon. At the last moment the bride refused, causing a citywide surprise. Mason, a commission man on West Street, and Miss Little, a Monroe social prominent, offered no explanations.
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Mich
Malcolm Mason
Henriett Little
Nason
Weet Street
Mins Little
Mon‘roe
Fremont residents hunt for drowned boy Edwin Bowers
Citizens scour Fremont for Edwin Bowers the slender boy feared drowned. The canal is being dammed and dragged this afternoon to recover the body.
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Edwin Bowers
Fremont
New Bonded Shipping Route Cuts Seattle Delays
The White Pass and Yukon railway now operates as a bonded carrier with security backing from Canadian and American governments. Goods from Seattle can be sent directly to Alaska points via Skagway Bennett and White Morse Rapids, with duties paid at the end and no further handling by the shipper. Shippers may still use the Chilcoot Pass but must pay duties at Crater Lake or transport the goods three miles at their expense. Previously Seattle shipments faced duties at Log Cabin.
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Yukon
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Bennett
White Morse Rapids
Oarly
Alaska
Canadian Development Company
Nine Prospectors Stranded on Yukon Trail All Perish
The steamer Alpha arrives with three survivors in Victoria BC. The group of nine Halifax miners attempted the overland route to Yukon gold diggings last year. six died in the expedition.
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Victoria
B.C
Alpha
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Halifax
Death in Ga lena: farmer beaten by gang
Joseph A. Vick, a wealthy Willow County farmer, died after a Tuesday beating by six or more youths in a grove near his home. He had quarrels with a gang member days earlier and identified him during the assault before being left unconscious and later found.
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Ill
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Willow
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Vick
Knights Templars Conclave Concludes in Tacoma Meeting
The fourteenth annual convention of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Washington opens in Tacoma with 80 delegates. In Washington D D C the Alaska boundary talks lie unsettled as a temporary accord is hoped for soon. A Fourth of July committee meeting is set at the Maxwell building, and Carve D Ackley is granted a divorce from George F Ackley for non support.
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Knights Templars of
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Carve D Ackley
George F. Ackley
Jacobs
Reverend Powers Builds Recreation Park at Wappinger Falls
The Rev. Michael Powers of St. Marys Church at Wappingers Falls equips and presents a village recreation park for young men. Bicycle races baseball and other athletic contests may be held there.
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Poughkempsip
Michael Powers
St. Mary
Wappinger's Falls
Big Railroad Merger Aims to Consolidate Major Lines
Grand Rapids Mich June 9 The largest move in the railroad circle known in the state is ready for completion It will consolidate three big roads into one company under a new name and management is expected to re assume control as the arrangement closes in on final steps
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Cir
Clek
Michigan and Pere Marquette Railroad Merger Planned
Reports from New York indicate a consolidation of Detroit Grand Rapids and Western Chicago and West Michigan Flint and Pere Marquette into one company. The three railroads are poised to merge with all branch cars renamed to The Michigan and Pere Marquette railroad.
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Detroit, Grand Rapida & Western
Chicago & West Michigan
Flint
Pere Marquette
New York
The
Michigan & Pere Marquette Railroad
Will of Bam T. Jack Names Brother and Wife as Heir Pair
The late Bam T. Jack theatrical manager left a probate clause instructing his brother James and his wife Erima to become husband and wife. The will was filed in the surrogate's office for probate.
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New York
Bam T. Jack
James
Erima
Death of Henry Lover After Cat Bite Hydrophobia
In Cleveland Ohio a well known real estate owner Henry Lover died this afternoon after suffering severe hydrophobia following a cat bite. The death ends a long illness marked by escalating fear of water and intense pain.
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Henry Lover
Train wrecks disrupt rail service near Kansas City and Eastland
A passenger train on the Pittsburgh and Gulf line derailed two miles from Grand View near Kansas City. A smoker chair car and one sleeper left the track and rolled down a seven foot embankment. six injured plus one fatally. Cause preliminarily blamed on spreading rails. In Texas, a Texas Pacific freight train plunged through a wooden bridge at Eastland, killing one brakeman and scattering cars.
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Pittebure & Gault
Grand View
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Pacific Railroad
Eastland
Anti Franchise Campaign Plan Outlined by City Committee
The committee of one hundred holds a business meeting tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to plan an anti franchising campaign and review sub-committee reports. The session aims to organize city action by words and set agendas for the campaign. Dreyfus sailed from Devil's Island for France today.
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Dreyfus
Devil's Island
France
Incorporations Form Several Local Companies
Dawson News Publishing company with unspecified capital stock is formed by Richard Roediger William McIntyre W F Thomperon Harry G Steel and Wil A Steel Green Lake Congregational church acts as incorporator Index Bomite Copper Mining company capital stock 1060 Charles A Cummings Alex Watt York A Barrington are incorporators Index Horseshoe Mining company capital stock 1000000 with incorporators C E K Cummings Frank Danel Robert F Booth Eveline May Blackburn four months daughter of Maud and Mrs J Blackburn dies at 10th Avenue North remains to be shipped to Vashon Island for interment Fire employment office reported workers placed with government at Point Wilson Carries Adeline Meagher remains to Salem Oregon for interment tomorrow morning
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Richard Roediger
Willam McIntyre
W. F. Thomperon
Harry G. Steel
Wil A. Steel
Green Lake Congregational Church
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Chas. A. Cummings
Alex. Watt
York A. Barrington
Index Horseshoe Mining Company
C. EK. Cummings
Frank Danel
Robert F. Booth
Eveline May Blackburn
Maud
Tile
Boston
Index-Silver Creek
Lost Creek
Copper Bell
John E. McManus & Son
Avanua
General Miles Seeks Send to Philippines
A special dispatch reports General Miles has asked the President to be sent to the Philippines. No decision is made yet. It is understood Miles does not expect to succeed Otis.
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The
Mail and Express
Miles
Philippines
Tt Ia
Otis
Bland Death Nears in Lebanon and Washington Notes
In Lebanon on June 9 Richard Parker Miand’s death looms. born August 1835 in Hartford he moved to California at 25 to practice law among miners and championed bimetallism returning to Missouri. In Washington on June 1 General Corbin ordered 2600 men enlisted, swelling the army to 66,000. Mayor Humes to appoint a municipal or police judge tomorrow.
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Richard Parker Miand
Hartford
California
Missour
Bie
Congress
Washington, D. C
Corbin
Humes
Fitzsimmons to Fight Jeffries for Heavyweight Title in Coney Island
Record breaking crowd expected as Fitzsimmons defends against Jeffries in a 25 round heavyweight title bout at the Coney Island Athletic Club tonight. Receipts estimated between $79 000 and $80 000 with the bout drawing global interest and strong promoter buzz.
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New York
Fitzsimmons
Pugilet
Jeffries
California
Coney Island Athletic Club
Pitz
Corbett
Carson City
Fitz E
Mie
Fiesh
Bulivan
Dempsey
Fits
Fite
Diack
Guardian
Gow Roosevelt
Molineux Case Nears Quiet Resolution and New Arrest
New York June 4 The district attorney says the stories about Roland B Molineaux in the Adame poisoning case will be shelved. If Molineaux is released on bail he will be immediately re arrested on a murder charge involving Henry Barnet.
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New York
Roland B. Molineaux
Adame
Mollineaux
Henry Barnet
Snow slide on White Pass kills man injures another
Advices from the steamer Cottage City report a snow slide on White Pass in British Columbia. One man was killed and another injured in the avalanche.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Btar
Cottage City
White Pass
Tragic mill accident claims life of 16-year-old Campbell
Jane Campbell of Carlyle II died after a belt from a planing machine at Patterson Stave mill drew him into shafting. The teen, son of Jas Campbell, was injured while attempting to adjust the belt and died at his home at 1 o clock.
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Jane
Harry J. Campbell
Jas. Campbell
Patterson Stave
Carlyle
Campbell
Nelson invitation to Canada Confederation celebration
Mayor Humes and the city council received an invitation from Nelson city officials to attend the Dominion of Canada Confederation celebration set for June 30 and July 1 2 and 3.
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Humes
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