Drowned couple on river near South Bend Indiana
Domestic news reports Fred Sinders and Mary Claire perished when their boat capsized on a river near South Bend Indiana during the night of the 22nd. The item also notes post office receipts rise in May 1900 and various other incidents and reports.
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Ind
Fred Sinders
Mary Claire
Post Office Department
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Manufacturers’ Association
Midvale Steel Works
Nicetown
Philadelphia
United States Court of Claims
Sampson
Santiago
Cervera
W. OD. Bynum
Indiana
United States
D. Lb, Culberson
Josephine Mulford
Mundison
N. J
Mulford
Paul Weidman Co
Brooklyn
X. C
Cuba
South Africa
Europe
West
William
Cuthbert
Minneapolis
Minn
Cleveland
Southampton
Nova Scotia
Norammore
Norfolk
Bureau of Statistics
Ana
Marine Corps
Washington
John Taylor
Louisvile
Taylor
Wash
Grand Lodge of Masons
State of Washington
Wall Paper Trust
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Henry Sippel
Sippel
Smyrna
Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Cheawo
Honolulu
Odd Fellows Vote Excludes Liquor Related Members
Minnesota grand lodge expels druggists and hotelkeepers who sell liquor from membership. A unrecognizable body was found in Patt Wiedman Cooperage ruins Brooklyn on the 18th with five recovered and about six more believed in debris. Four children burned to death at Leadville orphanage fire on the 16th. many saved by firemen and neighbors.
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Minnesota Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
PattWied—man
Leadville
Col
Pittsburg
American Window Glass Co
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Illinois Steel_Co
Chicago
Carnegie
Mount Washington
Texas
Political and Personal News Highlights From 1920s Reports
An appellate court order in Frankfort Kentucky grants Democratic state officials control of offices and buildings. John G. Taylor of Westchester Iowa funds $100000 in monuments at Lafayette cemetery atop Brandywine battlefield. New York socialist and social democrat parties unite in NYC nominating a state ticket headed by Benjamin Hanford for governor. Delaware congressman John Henry Hoffeleer dies in Smyrna on the 16th.
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New York City
Benyamin H. Hanford
John Henry Hoffeeleer
Delaware
Smyrna
Del
Isthmian Railway Plans Across Honduras Reported
The Astor syndicate has secured concessions from the Honduras government to build a 200 mile isthmian railway from Puerto Cortez on the Atlantic to Amapala on the Pacific. The project would connect ocean to ocean and is described as the largest railway scheme yet proposed in Central America.
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Astor Syndicate
Honduras
Puerto Cortez
Atlantic
Amapala
Pacific
Tnis
Central America
Ocean
France
Paris
United States
India
Bombay
Prince of
Joinville
Louis Phillippe
Pedro I
Brazil
Tangier
McClellan
Explosion kills three in Italy factory firework district
The industrial commission recesses to next month as a fiery blast in an Italian dwelling used for making cane non crackers and other fireworks kills three men and injures fourteen, with the block heavily damaged. Authorities investigate the dangerous setup and warn of future action.
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Miailidelplua
Ith
Ethina
New York
Treasury Department
Dro Kingoun
Pan Fragesses
Toe
California
Russi
Englewood
Nuburn Park
Paris
Guvamas
Mey
United States
Vond
Ohio Democratic State Convention Adopts Chicago Platform
After a nine hour session the Ohio Democratic state convention adjourned amid factional fights and a reaffirmed Chicago platform. Delegates were seated from Dowling and Wilson factions, primaries to select future delegates approved, and Kilbourne Patrick Thomas and Chapman elected delegates at large with Sherwood Warner as electors. The platform backs the Monroe doctrine naval tone, opposes imperialism, calls for tariff reform and anti trust measures, supports direct election of president and senators, home rule for Ohio cities, and Bryan’s nomination.
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Jri- Lean
Kilbourne
Patrick
Thomas
George W. Hull
Toledo
Chapman
Huntington
Fon
W. S. Thomas
Springfield
State Central Committee
Newitt
Webster P. Huntington
Colmbus
Louis Reemelin
Cincinnati
John McCarty
Defiance
Dowling
Montgomery
Wilson
Cuyahoga County
Grimesey
Cuyahoga
McLean
Chicago
Congress
Philippines
United States
Pension Department
Oho
Bryan
James Kilbourne
A. W. Patrick
New Philadelphia
Jackson
Krumbach
Greenville
M. B. Clyburn
Hillsboro
M O. Burns
Mamilton
John McSweeney
Wooster
Isaac Sherwood
A. J. Warner
Marietta
R. H. Reemelin
Harry McFadden
Steubenville
Six Die as Logging Train Plunges in Cam mal Pennsylvania
Six men were killed and another fatally injured when a logging railroad train jumped the track and plunged down a 300 foot embankment at Cam mal, about 36 miles from Williamsport, on Wednesday afternoon.
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Williamsport
Cammal
Man and Boy Drowned Near Air Line Bridge in Jackson
Robert C. Emmons a noted trainer with Davis' circus this season and a year-old boy named John Breamzer drowned last night at the Air Line railroad bridge while fishing in Jackson Michigan.
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Jackson, Mich
Robert C. Emmons
Davis
John Breamzer
Air Line Railroad
Millers Seek Rail Rate Reform in Political Platforms
At the Millers National Association convention in Chicago on June 15 a bitter tone toward railroads dominated. Delegates urged both major parties to insert a plank supporting stronger inter state commerce regulation and power for the ICC to curb discriminatory rates and rebates that hurt the export flour trade and allow monopolies.
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Chicago
Millers’ National Association
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Postal Affairs Report Shows Postmasters Salary Increases
Washington reports the annual readjustment of postmaster salaries. Presidential offices total 4 270, up 236 from last year, with 1 914 postmasters getting raises totaling 256 100. Key boosts include St Paul and Milwaukee.
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Washington
St. Paul
Minn
Milwaukee
Important Legal Decision on Porto Rico Status
Judge William K Townsend in New York's Southern District declares the Varis treaty valid and Porto Rico's people as inhabitants of a foreign country for U S constitutional purposes. The ruling says Porto Rico is part of the United States for foreign relations but a foreign country regarding the Constitution, allowing governance without national taxation until Congress acts.
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Porto Rico
New York
William K Townsend
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
John H. Goetz & Co
United States
Var
Congress
Ten Deaths in Jackson Street Tenement Fire
Fire at 34 Jackson Street five story tenement in New York City early Friday morning killed ten people from one family the Marion group including Daniel Mary Mamie Albert aged 13 two more youths aged 13 a girl aged seven and a four year old girl eight months old. A rear tenement stood behind the blaze and five survivors were carried to Gouveneur hospital.
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New York
Jackson Street
Daniel Marion
Mary Marion
Mamie Marion
Albert Marion
Elsie
Emma
Antoinette
Marions
Gouveneur Hospital
Fie
Five Men Killed by Dynamite at Hale Mine
Five men are dead after a dynamite blast at the Hale mine near Biwabik Minnesota on June 15. The fuse was lit in a drift and workers rushing to safety entered the charged area, causing a fatal series of explosions.
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Biwabik
Minn
Hale Mine
Death of Mrs Gladstone Widow of William E Gladstone
London reports the death of Mrs Gladstone widow of British statesman William E Gladstone. She passed away Thursday at her Hawarden home in England.
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Gladstone
London
Dayton Man Wins First American Target Handicap
Rolla O Heikes of Dayton won the first American target handicap at Inter State Park Queens L I scoring 91 of 100 from the 22 yard mark. Hood Waters of Baltimore placed second with 85 targets.
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Dayton
New York
Rolla O. Heikes
Inter State Park
Queens
L. I
Heikes
Hood Waters
Baltimore
Eight Miners Die in Winnipeg Coal Mine Blast
A Can more dispatch reports eight miners killed by an explosion at a Winnipeg coal mine on Wednesday night.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canmore
China War Deepens as Taku Forts Fire on International Fleet
Shanghai correspondent reports Pekin legations effectively prisoner and foreign relief halted between Tien Tsin and Pekin. Siege walls manned by 100,000 imperial troops, empress dowager decrees no foreign entry, while western fleets bombard Taku forts for hours and casualties mount across British, German, Russian, French and American forces.
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London
China
Shanghai
Daily Express
Pekin
Legation
Tien Tsin
Tung
Claude MacDonald
Taku
Berlin
Che Foo
United States
Yorktown
Advicc
Kang Ti
Ministry of War
Seymour
Niu Chwang
Kiu Kiang
Ku Ling
Nau King Chang
Saigon
Cochin China
Port Arthur
Brussels
The
Standard
Kiachta
Maimatchin
Liga
the Times
Che Foo Harbor
Times
Not All Are Closed Pittsburg June 16
In Pittsburg on June 16 the window glass industry faces a summer shutdown that was expected nationwide. President Burns and the American Window Glass agreement allow several factories to operate through the rest of June, while large combine plants and independents plan to bank their fires and close temporarily.
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Pittsburg
Burns
American Window Glass
Combine
Frenchman Wins Bennett Cup Race From Paris to Lyons
The international auto race from Paris to Lyons for the James Gordon Bennett cup was won by M. F. Charron of France. Alexander Winton of Cleveland competed but his car was wrecked on the course.
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Paris
Lyons
M. F. Charron
France
Alexander Winton
Cleveland
Bryan Nomination Assented By State Conventions
Democratic state conventions in California Missouri Kentucky Georgia and Vermont yesterday assured Hon W J Bryan of the nomination for president on the Democratic ticket in the coming election.
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Bryan
Chicago
California
Missouri
Kentucky
Georgia
Vermont
W. J. Bryan
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