Terrific Explosion in Vestal Train Collision Kills Five
Five men died and seven injured when a wild cat freight carrying a car of dynamite collided with Train No 61 near Vestal New York. Both trains wrecked, engines crushed, and tracks blocked as rescuers recovered bodies and damaged property stretched across Vestal and Union villages.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Vestal
John P. Kelly
S. R. Polhamus
Elmer Polhamus
John Coulter
Wild Cat Freight
Fred Witherby
Delaware, Lackawapha and Western Railroad
Union
Susquehanna
Pottowatomie Tribe Chooses Chicago Lake Front Claim
In Van Buren county Michigan the Pottowatomie Indians held a secret Hartford pow wow and voted not to sail to Chicago on June 22 led by Chief Isaac Quigno. Chief Charles Pokagon and his seven advisers are deposed. a new council is elected. The tribe plans to invest the lake front of Chicago and later press land claims from Indiana line to Grand Haven based on a treaty.
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St. Joseph
Mich
van Buren County
Hartford
Chicago
Isaac Quigno
Charles Pokagon
Simon Pokagon
Frank Williams
Frank Sawalk
J. H. Cushway
Stephen Topash
Joseph Moray
Charles Moray
Andrew Rupp
Lake Front
Indiana Line
Grand Haven
Chinese Expresses Joy At Return To Peking In September
The Chinese express great satisfaction at the plan to return to Peking in September. All foreign troops including legation guards will be withdrawn only after Japan is certain other powers are evacuating. Japan holds provisional orders to withdraw on two days notice once its troops are relieved.
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Peking
Legation Guards
Withal
Japan
New Departure for European Preparatory Schools
University of Chicago president Harper announces affiliated preparatory schools to be established in Europe as branches of the national academies. The aim is to provide traveling college-age children with foreign residence benefits without delaying their studies.
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Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
Europe
Battle at Lipa Leaves Officers Killed and Soldiers Wounded
Manila June 10 In a clash with insurgents at Lipa Batangas Lieut Anton Springer of the 21st infantry was killed Capt W H Wilhelm of the same regiment Lieut Fitzhugh Lee Jr and five enlisted men were wounded Lieut Charles R Ramsey of the first infantry was also wounded at
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Manila
Lipa
Batangas
Anton Springer
21St Infantry
W.H. Wilhelm
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr
Charles R. Ramsey
Fist Infantry
Grand Steeplechase de Paris winner Calabrais
The Grand Steeple chase de Paris at Auteuil on Sunday covered four miles and a half furlong. Calabrais won with Caraiman second and Vlau third among thirteen entrants. President Loubet was greeted by vast crowds on arrival and departure at the racecourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fortune Found by Warner Not So Large As Believed
New Haven June 10 reports reduce the fortune found by William Warner to 38400 dollars from an earlier 298000 dollars. Arthur Warner, local plumber firm manager, is identified as the finder in this corrected account.
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New Haven
William Warner
Arthur Warner
Mascagni Signs Eight Weeks Tour in United States
London June 10 Italian composer Pietro Mascagni has signed an eight weeks US tour with an Italian orchestra leaving in two months. He is reported to receive a substantial fee of about £0000.
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London
Pietro Mascagni
United States
Trade Delegates to Study American Methods Offered
Elder Dempster and Company offer to pay traveling expenses for official delegates of any British trades unions to visit the United States and study American trade methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elder Dempster & Co
United States
Blackburn Sets Sail on Second Trans Atlantic Voyage
In a 95 foot sloop named Great Republic Capt Howard Blackburn of Gloucester Mass. began his second trans Atlantic voyage on Sunday afternoon with Lisbon Portugal as the expected destination and a projected 45 day crossing.
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Gjoucester
Mass
Great Republic
Howard Blackburn
Lisbon
Portugal
Storm damages destroys several buildings in Lecrosse
A severe wind storm swept Lecrosse Wisconsin on Sunday afternoon overturning several small buildings. The storm lasted a short time but caused heavy damage to the town and its structures.
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Lecrosse
Wis
Graduting Naval Cadets Held in Chapel at Annapolis
Rain disrupted the planned outdoors graduation at Annapolis, forcing the ceremony to be held in the chapel. Capt. Clark opened the service. Commander Wainwright praised the class, and Gen. Edward S. Bragg spoke. Assistant Secretary Hackett presented diplomas and conveyed goodwill from the president and secretary of the navy. Six star cadets Furer, Fogarty, Conway, King, Henry, and Yates received diplomas first.
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Annapolis
Naval Cadets
Clark
Wainwright
Edward S. Bragg
Wisconsin
Hackett
Navy
Furer
Fogarty
Conway
King
Henry
Yates
Runaway couple die together in Chicago hotel room
L Hartman and his wife were found dead side by side in a Great Northern hotel room, each with a bullet wound in the temple. The scene suggested a joint suicide linked to a desperate run from New York, where Hartman had wealthy ties, and a woman identified as Rose Violette. The pair, stylish and seemingly affluent, had registered June 6 and appeared on a wedding trip. Rose Violette had worked on stage in New York, described as 22, striking with brown hair.
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Chicago
L. Hartman
Great Northern
New York
Rose Violette
Hartman
Lawrence
New York Theater
George W. Lederer
Frank Rutledge Sentenced to 21 Years for Bank Robbery
Toronto dispatch reports Frank Rutledge received a 21 year term for a bank robbery in Aurora Ontario. He reportedly took his own life in jail rather than face imprisonment, a development noted in the June 8 report from Toronto, Ontario.
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Frank Rutledge
Toronto
Ont
Aurora
Jail escape attempt ends in fatal fall during hearing
A prisoner narrowly escaped guards during a dinner escort, leaping from a gallery 30 feet to a stone floor and dying at the hospital. In a related case, Fred Lee Rice and Rutledge, linked to the Aurora bank robbery with Thomas Jones, received 21 years in Kingston penitentiary.
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Fred Lee Rice
Rutledge
Thomas Jones
Aurora
Kingston
Rice
Flywheel Burst Kills Woman Near Charleston Power House
A fly wheel at the Charleston Consolidated Railway power house burst, sending a five foot long piece weighing a ton into a nearby shanty. Lydia Bonneau, a Negro woman, died in bed beside her husband who was unharmed. The incident occurred June 8 as the wheel, 18 tons and 16 feet in diameter, shattered the structure.
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Charleston
S. C
Charleston Consolidated Railway, Gas and Electric Light Co
Lydia Bonneau
Despondent Man Tries Drowning in Slaughterhouse Blood Tank
In Pontiac Michigan on June 8 Frank Taylor of Oxford, distressed after his sweetheart wed another, leaped into a blood tank during cattle slaughter. He was rescued as workers emptied the tank and he survived.
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Pontiac, Mich
Frank Taylor
Oxford
Government bonds not stamped under new revenue act
Washington June 8 Commissioner of Internal Revenue Yerkes rules that bonds of contractors for government work will not require stamps under the revenue reduction act effective July 1. The ruling clarifies tax stamping obligations for public works contracts and may affect bidding and project financing across federal projects.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Yerkes
General Young To Resume California Command
Washington reports Maj. Gen. S. M. B. Young in the city will resume command of the Department of California on the 30th inst, relieving Maj. Gen. Shafter whose commission as major general of volunteers expires that day.
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Washington
S. M. B. Young
Department of California
Shafter
Volunteers
Schooner Let Me Pass Seized Off Porto Rico
In San Juan Porto Rico on June 8 the schooner Let Me Pass, owned by a Viques resident, was seized and two merchants were arrested on a liquor smuggling charge.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Viques
Well Digger Blown From 54-Foot Well at Guthrie
Clarksville Tenn June 8 At Guthrie Ky John Poole a well digger was blown to pieces at the bottom of a 54 foot well while examining why a dynamite blast he placed had not exploded.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Guthrie
John Poole
Carnegie Transfers 10 Million in Steel Bonds to Scotland Universities
Gifts from Andrew Carnegie authorize a deed transferring ten million dollars in five percent United States Steel Corporation bonds to trustees for the benefit of the universities of Scotland. The amount becomes immediately available.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Scotland
Beehive praise for beef stew in Luzon ration
June report from Major General G W Ruthers, chief commissary of the Luzon department, hails beef stew with vegetables as the finest component of the ration ever issued to the troops. He credits its nutrition and practicality for sustaining soldiers in the field.
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Washington
G. W. Ruthers
Department of Luzon
Ancient landmark church at La Pointe burned down
Bayfield Wis June 11 The old Catholic church at La Pointe Made Due island was totally destroyed by fire. The church had housed an ancient painting The Descent From the Cross said to be a gift to the La Pointe mission in 1669 by Father Marquette. It is suspected the painting was stolen and the fire used to conceal the loss.
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Bayfield
Wis
la Pointe
Made- Due Island
Parage
Father Marquette
Large Plow Factories Plan 73 Million Trust
At Chicago's Auditorium annex a meeting led by Charles H. Deene of Moline outlined a plan to combine 21 major plow manufacturers. Former Judge W A Vincent of Chicago oversees details with a goal to form a corporation within a month with about 73 million dollars in capital. Officers to be elected soon. states Ohio Kentucky Wisconsin and New York expected to join. Officials deny plans to raise plow prices.
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Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Charles H. Deene
Moline
W. A. Vincent
Ohio
Kentucky
Wisconsin
New York
Alleged counterfeiters busted in Waterloo gang raid
Sheriff William M. Law of Blackhawk county and detective George Jeannin arrested five men in Waterloo on Monday. The gang possessed dies for 10 25 and 50 cent pieces and dollars. Suspects named Will English Will Fenstermaker Frank Fenstermaker Raphael and Michael Hubbard.
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Waterloo
William M. Law
Blackhawk County
George Jeannin
Will English
Will
Frank Fenstermaker
Frank Raphael
Michael Hubbard
Suicide of Maj Daly shocks Miles staff in Porto Rico
Maj W H Daly surgeon general on Lieut Gen Miles staff shot himself at home in Porto Rico and died from a temple wound discovered after several hours by Dr Foster. At 59 he had insomnia and possible temporary insanity. Daly rose to prominence during the Cuban war for his role in the beef inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Maj. W. Daly
Miles
Porto Rico
Foster
Daly
Unusual Hearing Draws 2000 at Galena Grove
In Galena Missouri on June 10 a preliminary hearing for Mrs John Staklion her father James Crabtree and sons Frank and Charles Crabtree on charges of murdering Alice Stallion 16. The proceeding took place in a grove with two justices under a tree while 2000 spectators formed a circle around defendants. The body of the girl is to be exhumed for medical exam to test a theory that criminal assault occurred and that the deaths followed to conceal it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
John Staklion
James Crabtree
Frank
Charles Crabtree
Alice Stallion
Crabtree
Riot in Chicago disrupts procession amid police car attack
In Chicago on June 10 a crowd attacked a police station wagon as a procession passed. Officers fired warning shots but the mob, mainly Italians, sought to reach the car. Priests in the procession urged restraint, preventing a larger clash.
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Chicago
Yipeety-Second
Wag
Cees
Committed death by own action near Monticello windmill
The body of John D. Sears, former Bank of Monticello cashier, was found June 2 at the foot of his windmill on a farm north of the village. His sudden death revealed financial embarrassment and bank directors demanded an explanation as creditors grew uneasy, suggesting he killed himself by leaping from the windmill top.
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Monticello
Wis
John D. Sears
Bank of Monticello
Sears
Three Drown in Mississippi Rescue Effort Near Milwaukee
A Mississippi boat carrying five people overturned in a June storm three miles north of Dubuque. Julius Guderian and his wife and Mrs Nicholas Kalle drowned. The ferry boat crew rescued two boys who clung to the skiff for an hour, nearly exhausted.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dubuque
Mississippi
Here
Julius Guderian
Nicholas Kalle
Large Wall Street Check Drawn for 18 Million
New York on June 10 reported one of the largest Wall Street checks ever drawn. Morton Trust Co officials signed a check for 18,000,000 dollars to the National Bank of Commerce in connection with the St Louis and San Francisco railroad bond.
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New York
Wall Street
Morton Trust Co
National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
San Francisco
Robbed American Persues Thieves Then Drownings
In Chambery France on June 10 an American named Constantin Scand was robbed on a railway train between Modane and Saint Michel by three fellow travelers who fled. He pursued them to Saint Jean Maurienne where the thieves jumped into River Ave and all perished.
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Chambery
France
Constantin Scand
Modane
St. Michel
Saint Jean Maurienne
River Ave
Rough Riders to hold reunion in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs hosts the Rough Riders annual reunion during the quarter centennial celebration August 1 to 3. It is expected that Vice President Roosevelt will attend.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Scorpion Leaves Memphis for New Orleans
The gun boat Scorpion, held in Memphis since May 26 due to high water, passed under the Memphis bridge Monday night and headed toward New Orleans.
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Scorpion
New Orleans
Memphis
Tenn
Police Charged the Crowd in Belfast Corpus Christi Parade
Police charged the crowd after a mob disrupted the Corpus Christi procession in Belfast on Sunday afternoon. About 8,000 persons were present as scuffles broke out, several rushes occurred, and police faced injuries and arrests during the incident.
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Belfast
Thirty Men Imprisoned in Burning Mine Shaft No 2
Royal Pa June 11 The Pittsburg Coal Co shaft No 2 on the Bal to Ohio river bank was on fire again after seven years trapping over 30 miners. Six o clock smoke issued from the shaft and six men were inside when the fire began. Names of entombed include Jock Peary Stickler Frank Davenport Lawrence Satler and John Stokes with Satler not located. Rescue parties reached the surface after near-damp effects. Four others were missing. By seven o'clock another party descended shaft No 3 opposite on the opposite bank and has not been heard from. By Tuesday morning heavy smoke persisted and hopes faded. W A Sweeney Harry Bev? Ridge and Frank Stratton broke through to the pit and were cared for. Beveridge unconscious with both arms broken and severely bruised. Sweeney and Bev eridge carried others out and heard that three miners were killed earlier. The exact tally remains unknown.
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Aarty
Noich
Bale
Ohio
W. A. Sweeney
Harry Bev- 2
Frank Stratton
Beveridge
Beves
Sweeney Beveridge
Sweeney Himo
Sweeney
Inauguration Exhibit At Buffalo Grounds Draws Crowds
A diverse display opens featuring 176 varieties of hard tobacco and native handicrafts. Director General Buchanan gives an address while Senor N Bolet Pera, Honduras consul general in New York, responds.
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United States
Buchanan
Senor
N. Bolet Peraras
Honduras
New York City
YMCA Delegates Gather for 50th Jubilee Convention
Delegates from branches assemble for the semi centennial and international jubilee convention. Leaders from the YMC A structure plan programs and commemorations reflecting fifty years of service, with speeches and community activities scheduled.
International jubilee convention opens in Boston
Delegates from almost every civilized country stream into Boston for the semi centennial and international jubilee of the Young Men's Christian Association of North America. The Mechanics Building exhibition hall hosts the March opening with about 5 000 delegates expected over six days of sessions.
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Boston
Globe
Young Men’s Christian Association
North Ameria
Mechanics’ Building
Beaumont oil producers post weekly orders total 3 million barrels
Austin Texas reports that oil producers in Beaumont booked orders totaling 3,000,000 barrels for the week ending Saturday. One company secured an order for 350,000 barrels of fuel from a major manufacturing firm located in Liverpool England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Beaumont Oil Oie
Liverpool
England
Court Rules Saloons May Close After 1 AM
In St Louis on June 11 the court of criminal correction ruled the excise commissioner may close all saloons at 1 o'clock at night but found the order unreasonable and beyond sound discretion.
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St. Louis
Court of Criminal Correction
Excise
Splendid Russian Harvest in South Russia Declared
London dispatch reports Odessa correspondent stating a plentiful harvest has fallen in South Russia and a splendid yield is assured.
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London
South
Russia
Odessa
the Stard
Piews From America London Memoir on Pie Trade
Geneva Daily Mail correspondent notes large orders for pies once sent to France now go to the United States due to success with American pies in Grisons and "u rich" experiments. The report highlights shifting culinary trade and wartime supply shifts impacting imports.
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London
Toirmingham
Geneva
Daily Mail
United States
Grisons
Manley Enters Maine Gubernatorial Race for One-Year Term
Augusta June 11 Hon J H Manley announces candidacy for Maine governor after Gov Hill term. He advocates a one year term and the suppression of the whisky traffic.
Conviction in Insurance Conspiracy Case In Chicago
August M Unger and F Wayland Brown found guilty of conspiracy to defraud insurance companies through the death of Marie Defenbach. Frank H Smiley pled guilty and provided state evidence. Juryless inquest ruled natural causes. state alleges murder, with $25,000 in policies across stock and fraternal companies.
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Chicago
August M. Unger
F. Wayland Brown
Marie Defenbach
Frank H. Smiley
Unger
Brown
Smiley
Miss Defenbach
John B. Weckler
Weckler
President McKinley Receives Gifts From Walshs in Colorado
President and Mrs. McKinley, along with Cabinet ladies, received gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh of Colorado. The items included a Russian leather bound book of views with a gold engraved plate for the president and a gold card for Mrs. McKinley, intended as souvenirs of the western trip.
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Washington
McKinley
Forger Charged as Melville Chester Jr Arrested in Chicago
Chicago reports Melville Chester Jr son of Melville Chester of Baker Gatti Chester bank appears under arrest on forgery charges with as many as twenty five counts. Kansas City police identify the alleged Chicago forger as Melville Chester Findlay son of a local art store proprietor. Findlay previously eluded Detective O Hara after a clash at the county courthouse.
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Melville Chester Findlay
Kansas City
Chicago
Melville Chester, Jr
Melville Chester
Baker, Gattin & Chester
Boston
O'Hare
O’hare
Findlay
Noted Kansas City attorney dies suddenly in office
Kansas City on June 11 reports the death of N. B. Carskadon a prominent attorney who collapsed from heart disease Monday. Born in 1850 at Kiser West Virginia he was serving as counsel for Frank Rockefeller in a suit against Frank Siegel former president of the Siegel Sanders Live Stock Co at the time of his death.
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Kansas City
N. B. Carskadon
Kiser
W. Va
Frank Rockefeller
Frank Siegel
Siegel-Sanders Live Stock Co
Concord Deployed to Enforce Liquor Laws in Unalska
The gunboat Concord left Yokohama on Monday to assist in enforcing liquor laws in Unalska and to take over duties formerly performed by the out of service gunboat Wheeling.
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Washington
Concord
Yokohama
Unalska
Wheeling
Murder of Miss Bessie Jackson Near Poplar Springs
Atlanta on June 11 reports Miss Bessie Jackson adopted daughter of R C Flower Poplar Springs found murdered near her home. She had been missing since Thursday. Gathro English a Negro boy employed on Flower's place has been arrested on suspicion.
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Atlanta
Bessie Jackson
R. C. Flower
Poplar Springs
Gathro English
Eight Spanish claims filed with commission in Washington
Eight claims were filed with the Spanish claims commission on Monday in Washington. Total requested compensation amounts to 317000 dollars. The largest single claim seeks 3169.68 dollars for property losses filed by Christobal Alfonso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spanish Claims Commission
Christobal Alfonso
Fleeing From Plague Sharpens Cape Town Exports
Washington reports Consul General Stowe says Cape Town sees about ten plague cases daily. Out-bound ships are crowded as fear and measures ripple through trade and travel. The update notes ongoing health concerns and intensified screening abroad.
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Washington
Stowe
Cape Town
Exiled agitators include Cam Brobynski in London
June 10 report says the government is arresting and exiling prominent agitators suspected of complicity in revolutionary agitation. Among those affected is Cam Brobynski, claimed as a descendant of Catherine the Great.
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London
Ndmanding
Cam Brobynski
Catherine the Great
Kruger Not to Visit U S This Summer or Fall
Washington reports it is understood former President Kruger of the Transvaal will not visit the United States during the coming summer or fall. No official reason is given, and the matter appears unsettled among officials and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kruger
Transvaal
United States
Orioles release Schmidt sign Foreman and Pratt for pitching staff
Baltimore June 11 manager Mc Graw of the local American League club released pitcher Schmidt and added Frank Foreman formerly of the Indianapolis Western League. Pratt a Sioux Indian from the Carlisle Indian School is also signed for the pitching staff.
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Baltimore
McGraw
Schmidt
Frank Foreman
Pratt
Government declines joint guarantee for Chinese indemnity
Washington on June 11 reports the government formally informed foreign powers it cannot join in a joint guarantee for the payment of the Chinese indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deputy sheriff serves execution on Hoffman house
New York on Monday deputy sheriff served a writ for 15,074 dollars against the Hoffman house. The action in favor of Edward S. Stokes seeks repayment of money expended on the property and rent while he acted as receiver of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoffman House
Edward S. Stokes
Dr Edwin R Lewis Dead at 48 in Kansas City
Dr Edwin R Lewis president of the Women s Medical College of Kansas City and treasurer of the National Association of Railway Surgeons died Sunday at age 48. He was a prominent physician in Missouri and national medical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Edwin R. Lewis
Women’s Medical College
Filipinos Reach Pexag on Way to Buffalo Exposition
Ninety Filipinos have reached Pexag on their way to the Buffalo exposition. All are in good health and drew much attention at every stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth, Tex
Pexag
Buffalo Exposition
Hay refuses to discuss South Africa after Pretoria post
New York June 11 Adelbert Hay son of the secretary of state who recently resigned as United States consul at Pretoria declines to discuss South African affairs and says he will not return to the consul post.
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New York
Adelbert Hay
United States
Pretoria
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