Ambassad or Creel to seek U S aid over Mexican bandits
Mexico City June 23 report says bandit bands operating with insurrectionists threaten Torreon and areas to Taral. Federal troops hasten relief with 1,500 at Torreon and 200 at Juarez. Soldiers patrol streets and guard jails as government and U S authorities may be asked to cooperate.
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Cty
Mexico
Hrexico
Republic
Torreon
Taral
Garwaon
Juarezz
Chihuahua
United States
Creel
THREE KILLED IN WRECK NEAR WINSLOW ARIZONA
A west bound Santa Fe California limited train ran into a burned bridge near Winslow Arizona last night. Two trainmen and one passenger were killed and about twenty injured. The wreck occurred after the speed caused the engine mail car accommodation car and diner to plunge into a sixty foot ravine.
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Winslow
Ariz
California Limited
Santa Fe
I. AV Rine
Kome Ata
Zoo Rata
Explosion Fatal to Four in City Grocery Fire
San Francisco on June 29 reports four people dead and several others severely injured after an explosion and ensuing fire at the John Sweeney grocery on Diamond Street. The blast caused extensive damage and prompted emergency response from local crews.
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San Francisco
John Sweeney
Diamond Street
Bloody Battle At Barton Camp Involving Miner assault
At Barton mining camp one man killed another dying and a fourth grievously injured after Mike Kartik armed with gun and knife forced entry and fought with Hungarian residents early today. The attacker demanded entry and a violent confrontation ensued resulting in severe injuries and a fatality. Police investigated the incident and security at the camp was heightened.
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Bridgeport
Anether
Mike Kartik
Barton
Toey
MANY LINES ARE LOST CLOUDBURST NEAR WELLINGTON
Wellington Kansas June 29 Four people drowned and others missing after a cloudburst overflowed Harris creek east of town. Drowned include Mrs Shirley Sherman Mrs Edward West Engineer Hurst an infant girl and an unknown Negro. Eulenburg on trial Berlin June 29 Prince Zu Eulenburg charged with perjury in revolutions case begins trial with reporters barred. Sherman almost well Cleveland June 29 Congressman Sherman in Lakeside Hospital near normal condition. Visited Bryan at home Lincoln June 23 Illinois delegation toured Bryan estate by auto. CANNED BEANS LOADED Pomeroy Ohio June 20 Half of Company C seventh regiment under National Guard ill from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned beans.
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Wellington
Kas
Harris’ Creek
Here
Shirley Sherman
Edward West
Hurst
Sherman
Cleveland, Q
Lakeside
Boaphal Ft
Congressman Sherman
Pomeroy
Ohio
Seventh Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Prohibition Issue in Maine and Strange Panama Mummy Display
A Maine story notes a mysterious death in Freeport with no clues to identity. It also reports Jack Stace in Waterloo receiving a two headed, four armed prehistoric mummy found by his uncle, a Panama Canal surveyor, and placed on display near a park. The Republican gubernatorial nomination process is described as contentious with much objection to re submission.
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Jack Stace
Waterloo
J. P. Marti
Panama
Bunion
Martin
Stace
Educational association session opens in Cleveland
The forty sixth annual convention of the National Educational Association opens in Cleveland. More than 25,000 attend the first general session at the Hippodrome and nearby halls. Notables including Samuel Mather and Tom J. Johnson greet delegates. officers will be elected Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Natonal Educational Association
Himodrome
Samuel ‘Mather
Citizens' Committee
Tom J." Johnson
Charles «S
Ohio State University
Brammar
Rockefailer Park
David Starr Fords
Letland Stanford University
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Andrew E. West
Princeton University
Andrew 5. Draper
New York State
W.H. Maxwell
New York City
Joseph Swann
Swarthmore
Coltlege
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Cloudesley
H. Brereton
The
London Council
J. Cy .Wills
Louisville Iiersity
Tuskegee Institute
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Elmer E. Brown
United States
William T. Harris
Maine Republicans Face Prohibition Split for Governor Nominee
In Maine the liquor question dominates the Republican nomination fight to be decided at the state convention. A subtext is the proposed resubmission of the fifth amendment banning liquor manufacture and sale, with Democrats largely for it and Republicans split. Three contenders emerge: William T. Haines, B. M. Fernald, and Frederick E. Boothby, each backed by different groups and interests across the state. Nant Resubmission and war make Fight on Thig Plank In the Platform.
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Portland
Maine
Thorn
Guerreslera
Fielh
William T. Haines
Watervilla
B. M. Fernald
Fernald
Haines
Thaw undergoes hearing on mental condition in White Plains
Harry K Thaw arrives in custody with Sheriff Townsend and Deputy Havens and faces a judge dispute over a jury trial to determine his mental state. The hearing adjourns for affidavits, while Thaw remains at the Poughkeepsie jail and lies in high spirits after praise for better diet.
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White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Poughkeepaie
Sherrif Townsend
Havens
Milla
Charles Morschanser
Franklin Garrett
Thaw
Hudson
Poughkeenale
Miller
Old Court House
Colonel Bartlett
Cate
Mills
Poughkeepsie
Jerome
Dowling Hardy Agathet Thaw
New York
Justice Dowling
Mutterwan State Asylum
Dowling
Thaw Fa
Convention Preparations and Prohibition Nominees
Members of the convention arrangements committee return from a mountain excursion to settle headquarters and hotel details as sub committee findings go to the national committee. Prohibition nominating convention in Columbus will draw broad candidate talks with Alfred Manierre, W B Pelmore, Fred Wheeler, J B Cranfill and others as potential presidential or vice presidential picks. Atlantic City hosts the 25th annual meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers with about 400 attendees and 35 papers over four days.
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Minneapolis
Anne
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Eau Claire, Wis
Denver
Freuc-Committee
Columbus
United States
Alfred Manierre
New York
W. B. Pelmore
St. Louis
Prohibition
Clase
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Samuel A. Artran
Lebanon
Ind
Segal
Willam T. Wardwell
Standard Oil Company
W. W. Smith
Atlantic City
N. J
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Hotel Y Traymore
Ing
American Institute of Dlectrical Engineers
Body found hanging in tree near Osage in Annie Strunk case
In Osage on June 29, the body of little Annie Strunk, missing since Tuesday, was found tangled in branches ten to twelve feet above the Cedar River. Despite high water and strong current, the father located the remains, and a rapid burial was held Saturday at Osage attended by many.
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Osage
Cedar River
Little Annie
Hill Denies Interview Quote Defending Hil
Albany dispatch reports Albert B. Hoyt received a cablegram from former Gov. David B. Hill authorizing a public denial of a widely published interview on Hill’s departure for Europe. The interview quotes Hill calling Governor Johnson a poor house candidate and criticizing Bryan stating there is no democratic party. Nearby items note health efforts by Ellhn Root, a merger vote by Corn Products, and Bishop Potter's serious illness in Cooperstown.
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Albany
Albert B. Hoyt
The
Argus
Today
David B. Hil
Hill
Europe
Johnson
Bryan
Cummins Weighs Resignation Amid Campaign Ambitions
Des Moines dispatch reports Governor Albert B. Cummins considering resigning to focus on law practice and campaign work. Despite interest in a U S Senate seat, officials note his withdrawal would aid or hinder Taft and Sherman chances. others say staying could bolster Republican state and national ticket efforts. Beatrice to Manhattan UP line washouts halt trains after Blue River flood forces evacuations.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Albert B. Cummins
United States Senate
Alison
Taft
Sherman
Anti-Injunction Plank Roiling Democratic Platform Debate
Denver, June 25. Radical opposition to the anti injUNCTION plank in the democratic platform is shaping party talks. Sullivan of Illinois voices opposition to any clause differentiating among citizens in court. Leaders from all regions expect a full discussion before final wording is settled.
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Denver
Colo
Eara
Bryan Leddere
Bat
Ars
Ahad- Dwe
Sullivan
Tornado Leaves 200 Homeless in Graceville Minn
A devastating tornado struck Graceville Minnesota causing 200 residents to lose homes. Thirty three houses were destroyed and twenty five damaged beyond repair. Seven dead and sixty injured, eleven seriously. Hospitals and doctors from Graceville and Ortonville attended to the injured. Freight car wrecks and station damage affected Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines. The storm damaged a large farming area along a three mile wide path. A smaller tornado was reported near Mitchell with lighter damage.
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Graceville
Minn
Clinton
Ortonvilla
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Carpenter Sanborg
Mitchell
Destructive Storm Strikes Boone Iowa Causes Damage
A severe storm hit Boone on Saturday night causing panic among hundreds of patrons at the Arle theatre. Lightning struck Daniels' restaurant with a truck and fireworks valued at $1,000 discharged. James Wallace’s house suffered fire and paint damage, while the Country Club and Mrs. James Wilson’s home were damaged.
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Boone
Arle
Daniels
James Wallace
Country Club
James Wilson
Ranks of D A A Depleted and Storms Hit Town
Burlington reports the death of 92 year old Mrs Jane Englis Smith daughter of Captain Andrew Englis a revolutionary soldier in Tecumseh Nebraska. The Mississippi River claims a sixth victim this summer Carl Schultz 26 drowned after slipping into a sewer coping with body recovered. Pukwana South Dakota Brule County is hit by a tornado that nearly wipes out the town late Saturday night twelve to fifteen stores and homes destroyed with every house damaged and two elevators blown down.
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Burlington
Jane Englis Smith
Andrew Engiis
Tecumseh
Neb
Towa
Mississippi River
Carl Schultz
Plukwana
Mitchell
Pukwana
Brule County
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Cleveland Auditorium
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Erhn Root
Muldoon
Corn Products
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Corn Products Refining Company
Bishop Potter
Cooperstown
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Henry Godman Potter
Cummins
Beatrice, Neb
Union Pacific
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Manhattan
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