Enormous Damage From Heavy Rains Across Georgia Region
Reports from Georgia portions of Alabama and South Carolina describe unprecedented rainfall inundating vast areas. Bridges and farming properties suffer extensive damage to crops including cotton corn and fruit. Rivers rise flood and submerge roads, ferries, and low lands. a tornado near Huntsville Alabama causes injuries and property loss. outlook suggests falling waters as floods recede.
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Atlanti
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Burglary and arson endangers child in San Francisco
A burglar bound a nurse and a baby during a break in at E. S. Ceiler berg home. He stole gold and jewelry, poured oil, and ignited a small blaze that neighbors extinguished before flames reached the woman and infant. Archduke Francis renounces succession in Vienna and plans marriage to Countess Sophie Chotek.
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San Francisco
Ceilerberg
Lillian Hors
Vienna
Archduke Francis Perdinent
Mie
Sophie Chotek
Cleveland vessel owners agree to keep coal rates
Cleveland June 27. Vessel owners on the lake agreed to not carry coal to the head of the lakes for less than 10 cents per ton. The move follows two Northern Steamship Company boats preparing to offer coal at 40 cents per ton.
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Cleveland
Lakes
Northern Steamip Company
Five year sentence appealed in train robbery case
Life Washington on June 2 continued five year term for Alphonse T. Jennings, convicted in Chickasaw Indiana Territory in February 1890. Attorney general calls the sentence unjust, noting Jennings received a lighter punishment than others similarly convicted.
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Washington
Alphonse T. Jenings
Chickasaw
Ind. T
Jennings
Train accident leaves man with severe injuries
A Fergus Falls division Great Northern train incident ended with a man being knocked from the train by a cable catcher. He was brought to the hospital and found to have substantial injuries though not fatal.
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P. J
Fergus Falls
Great Northern
Mrs Clute and Mrs Rogers Die in Runaway Crash
Two women died when their carriage or vehicle crashed in Ma Ropawar near Schenectady on June 27. Mrs Tavotdacoh W. Clute, wife of former mayor Clute, and Mrs P. T. Rogers, wife of a Providence physician, were killed almost instantly in the accident.
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Ma Ropawar
Bchenectady
Tavotdacoh W. Clute
Clute
P. T. Rogers
Providence
Ex Govern Taylor Heads to Niagara Falls in Ill Health
Ex Governor William S Taylor of Kentucky left Philadelphia for Niagara Falls with four detectives trailing him. Two Kentucky officers hold warrants for his arrest over Gov Goebel’s assassination, while two guards accompany him. Mrs Taylor met every visitor as the stay at the hotel was guarded, with Taylor aiming to attend the Republican convention as a delegate. He is reportedly immune from arrest until returning to Indiana. A second item notes anti imperialists at the Fifth Avenue hotel planning a new party and actions to coordinate a national campaign after the Democratic convention.
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Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
William 8. Taylor
Kentucky
Taylor
Gov. Goebel
New York
Fifth Avenue
Kansas City
Removal of Rathbone as director general of posts in Cuba
General Appoints Estes Harribane to be removed from office and designates Martin Foster as acting director general of posts. Fourth Assistant Postmaster Bristow is relieved and returns home. Emory Smith explains Rathbone’s removal follows no new Cuban portal developments and Feaner’s temporary acting role is replaced by Posner’s tenure until further order.
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Atmanter
Washington
Estes G. Harribane
Cuba
Martin C. Foster
Bristowas
Rathbone
Emory Smith
Bristow
Mr. Feaner
Wreck Toll Rises with 37 Bodies Recovered Near McDonough
Atlanta June 27 Thirty seven bodies have been recovered from the wreckage of the train wrecked one and a half miles from McDonough Saturday. Three bodies were found yesterday and charred remains of two other victims were recovered. The injured were sent to McDonough or Macon and have returned home. Many bodies remain unidentified at local undertakers awaiting claim by relatives. Most victims are said to be Negro section hands. It was believed others may still be under debris to be cleared today.
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Atlanta
McDonough
Macon
Vegro Section Hande
Wheeler Takes Command Of Department Of The Lake
Brig. Gen. Joseph Wheeler assumed command of the department of the lake yesterday, relieving Gen. James F. Wade who returns to St. Paul to direct the department of the Dakotas. Wheeler plans to stay in Chicago until Sept 10 when he reaches retirement age. No ceremonies accompanied the transfer. Gen. J. B. Weston inspected the commissary department and then departed for Kansas City.
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Ge Wheeler
Department of the Lake
Chicago
Joseph Wheeler
James F. Wade
St. Paul
Department of the Dakotas
Fien
Wheeler
Chilcago
Kansas City
Work for Dewey Sea Service If War With China Arises
The item notes an application for sea service by Admiral Dewey should war with China occur. Dewey did not confirm plans but hoped the dispute would be settled amicably. The June 27 event frames potential military call up and Dewey’s stance.
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Chi Waehington
China
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Roberts closes in on Free Staters with delays expected
Lord Roberts' six columns converge on the Free Staters though decisive results may take days. Boers break through the wide net near Ficksburg Senekal while Canadians engage at Honiz aprust. Dewet cuts an outpost. fifty two Canadians and two Shropshire companies hold a camp. Times correspondent reports Boers plan to strip horses from the cold, while Brugant’s horsemen surrender to khaki-clad forces. Eighty Dutch are jailed at Standerton for arson prior to occupation.
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Mosigqnpeult
Machedodorp
Kener
London
Lord Roberts
Trigles
Free Staters
Cape Town
Europe
United States
Covent Hay
Pretoria
Machadodorp
Kruger
Standerton
Prilor
Brabant
Fickebirg
The
Times
New Design Five Dollar Note Debuts With Indian Head Emblem
Sew Cortimentes Washington June 27 The five corte cates of the new design appear replacing old fives In all treasury payments. The note features a large Indian head center blue seal blue V and five in blue. An artistic production regarded equal to government issues. Sparta Wisconsin June 27 The Lafayette post office seven miles east closed due to rural free delivery success. Mail now sent to Sparta and distributed by carrier for local residents.
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Washington
Treasury
Fiveral
Sparta
Wis
Lafayette
Here
Hix
Jafayete
Charged With Murder In West Virginia Case
Edward Gregg and his wife were arrested in Moundsville on murder charges. They allegedly did not provide medicine for their sick child, who died as a result. The incident marks an unprecedented case in West Virginia as the investigation unfolds.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Edward Gregg
Moundsville
West Virginia
May Lose His Hand At Corn Sheller Accident
Frank Chissel of Forest City near six miles southeast of town suffered a severe injury while feeding a cornsheller on Saturday his left hand was crushed in the machinery and may require amputation he previously lost his right hand and part of an arm years ago.
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Forest City
Town
Frank Chissel
Here
Dix
Wool Market Opens With Large Stockpiles At Sale
Yesterday marked the first wool sale day of the season as many wool growers gathered at the wool warehouse to sell. Over 125000 pounds were sold yesterday and about 300000 pounds were stored by nightfall. Local prices range from 14 to 15 cents per pound.
Accidental Rock Strike Injures Finlander at Homestake
A Finlander contractor Juliet Nelm was struck on the head by four falling rocks at the 600-foot level of the Homestake mine. He suffered a concussion and was brought to the local hospital. Officials do not expect the injury to be fatal.
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M Rock
Juliet Nelm
Another Death, June 27, Day County Farmer’s Wife
Mrs Kolilhase, wife of a prominent Day County farmer, died from clothing fire caused by a gasoline stove gas line overcharge. She turned on the gas line and did not light the burner until the stove overheated, leading to an explosion that set her clothing on fire.
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Kolilhase
Day County
Milwaukee Carnival Week Opens With Rex as Guest of Honor
Rear Admiral Charles E. Cotton U S N arrived in Milwaukee and will attend events as guest of honor of the Milwaukee Carnival association. The city is decorated for the parades with bunting and lights. The program includes a flower parade tomorrow a fire gun an automobile parade and an electrical pageant on Thursday a humorous parade Friday and a midsummer night festival at the Deutscher club to conclude the carnival.
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Cotton
Milwaukee
Charles 8. Cotton
U.S. N
Milwaukee Carnival Association
Rex
Deutscher Club
Bryan Denies Campaign Plans Amid Convention Anxiety
Lincoln June 27 W J Bryan returns from Wisconsin fishing trip and Chicago visit. He says he has been miscast by someone who claimed to outline his campaign, stating no plans have been used by him or anyone for him and none will be made until after the convention.
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Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Tacoln
Willow Foundation
Ireland Non G French miled to Hin Bspetion Lafayette Orator
Surprise in French circles at Archbishop Ireland’s selection as orator for the Lafayette monument unveiling. Catholics and Protectania object, noting his role as promoter of Americanism in Europe and questioning papal support for a Catholic speaker.
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Lafayette
Chicago
Paris
Brench
Ireland
United States
St. Paul
Europe
Syste
Fenchings
Injunction Granted In Street Mailway Dispute
Judge Ehner Be Adams of the United States district granted a temporary junction restraining W D Mahon and all members of Division No 181 of the Amalaumumted Assorlition of Street Mailway Employes from interfering with the canniog of the mal curs over the St Louis Traction company. The decision was rejected after hearing arguments from the sfikers and U S District Attorney Rosier and reading of affidavits.
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Wil Mall
St. Louis
Ehner Be Adams
United States
T. Foaterday
W. D. Mahon
St. Louis ‘Traction Company
Denision
Sfikers
Rosier
Knights of St John Hold National Convention Parade in Philadelphia
The twenty second international Knights of St. John convened in Philadelphia with several thousand in attendance. The cathedral service and subsequent parade at Odil Kellnws temple followed an order by Charles W Nanby as Mayor Ashbridge welcomed the visitors. about 5,000 members participated.
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Philadelphia
The
Knights of St. John
Odil Kellnws
Ore Dor
Charles W Nanby
Ashbridge
Names authorized for Hyetmttloxite and cruisers list
Names authorized by the president to be given to the Hyetmttloxite include Virginia Rhode Inland Maryland Colorado and South Thiketa. For the 8 000 ton cruisers St. Jonis Milwauekee and Chicage are named.
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Reinia
Thode
Jorado
Washington
Virginia
Rhode Inland
Maryland
Colorado
Mexicans clash in Phoenix melee during San Juan feast
In Phoenix Arizona during June celebrating San Juan a drunken Mexican crowd fought using knives clubs and stones. About twenty were injured and several Americans were caught in the fray with narrow escapes.
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Phoenix
Ariz
San Juan
Fatal Ambush Shocks Kentucky Man in Cincinnati Area
Patrick Owens was fatally shot yesterday while standing in front of his home in Cincinnati area. Police say the ambush may be linked to a lawsuit in which Owens was involved.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Patrick Owens
Crescent Surbine
Sesterday
Owens
No Conspiracy Report Clears Ice Company Officials
In New York on June 27 the grand jury delivered a report to the general sessions court. It states that the jury dismissed the charge of conspiracy against officers of the American Ice Company, indicating no conspiracy was proven.
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Hiram Jury
New York
Grand Jury
Jude McMahort
American Ice Company
Fire damaged three homes along Tron River in Michigan
Fire caused by crackers damaged residences of Frank Smart, Jobo Murdoch, and Mrs. J Winsor at Tron River near Lenn of 85.044, Michigan, on June 27. One loss of property reported, with a fire burning a tre at the scene.
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Tron River
Aare
M Lenn
Mich
Frank Smart
Jobo Murdoch
J. ©. Winsor
Entered Tien-Tsin and Move to Relieve Surrounded Forces
Telegraphic dispatches from June 27 report that Japanese and allied forces are pressing to relieve a force believed surrounded near Tien-Tsin Peking. News notes Seymours capture and that Chinese officials deny. Armistice talks pivot on securing stability in Shansi and Hopei provinces as tensions rise around Nanking.
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Peking
Seymour Haa
Anka
Li Hue Chang
MeKiat
Chofu
Kempf
Mendsin
Sue Hingeemai Lowe
Hashorn
Pere
Chinene
Washington
Chiese Siitarhin
Choise
Ting Pig
Waverida
Peklog
Thyronosirion Ja
the-Klung
Ubly
Remban Ing for Carter
Teavenworth June 27 Another effort will be made to obtain a rehearing of the Carter case. The plan is to bring him before a civil court on a writ of habeas corpus and have the case fed upon its merits. Carter was visited by a wealthy uncle from New York, and they held a long conference. The uncle stated he would soon return accompanied by two of the best attorneys from New York.
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Teavenworth
Carter
New York
Leaying
Hin Cave
Inauguration of Cent Per Mile Passenger Rate by Oregon Railroad
Overflow From the Wires reports that beginning July 1 the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company will institute a cent per mile passenger rate on its lines in Oregon and Washington. A second item notes the death of adventurer Foravanti at Groavento forest, and other scattered wires about crimes, politics, and industrial actions.
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Denpea Farm
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Oregon
Washington
Rome
Foravanti
Groavento
Charles H. Mackey
Boston
Lydia R. Clemente
M.D
Brookline
Cape Nome
Market report shows varied grain and live stock prices
Latest market notes indicate stronger grain and live stock prices with bids and bids for No 1 Northern and No 4 red wheat, corn bids, oats and barley quotes, along with cattle, hogs, sheep and feeder prices across Chicago and regional markets. Listings cover bids, arrivals, and ranges for several grades and classes.
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Delon
Wis
Rae
Tenteneler Spirines
Harioy
Chicago
Lane
Sarere
South St Magh Dune
Wills
Brock
Pouil
J Ceeglin
Duota Tong
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