Death of Adelbert S Hay a Son of Secretary Hay
Adelbert S Hay son of Secretary of State John Hay died in New Haven from a fall from a third story window. The incident occurred near 2:30 a.m. Sunday as Yale graduates and a laborer watched. Col Hay, overwhelmed by grief, accompanied the body to Cleveland for funeral rites at Lake View cemetery. Messages of condolence flowed from King Edward VII and other foreign officials.
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South Aland
John Hay
New Haven House
Yale
Julian Mason
Edward G. Mason
Chicago
John Ee
Adelbert
Hay
Seth Mosely
Wall ‘Street
Col. Hay
Samuel D. Gilbert
Gilbert
Col. S Hay
Cleveland
Newburn
N. H
Wade
Moseley House
New York
Lake View
Edward VII
England
Loubet
France
Lord Roberts
Earl of Rosslyn
Lord Pauncefete
Henry Irving
Ambassador Porter
Washington
Tornado Strikes Naper Neb Wrecks Families Four Killed
A tornado devastated Naper Nebraska on June 22. The Greening family of seven lost two children Ida and Clara, while Grace, a 14 year old girl, and the parents Dr Greening and his wife were seriously hurt. The Anderson family also suffered, with Mrs Mary Anderson gravely shaken and two children Pertha and Theodore seriously injured. Neighbors, including Berg and Metz households, reported damage and injuries as the storm followed a severe hail event.
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Neb
Jacob Greening
Dr. Greening
Grace
Ates
Ida
Clara
Mary Anderson
Pertha
Théodore
Jacob Berg
Metz
Herman
Princess Chimay Pays Up at Carlsbad Display
London June 24 The Princess Chimay with Rigo her gypsy husband attracts attention at Carlsbad for wealth displays. It is reported she inherited 6 000 000 dollars from a relative in the United States and has paid all her debts.
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London
Princess Chimay
Rigo
Carlsbad
United States
Strikers Wounded in Southern Railroad Shops Attack
In Columbia South Carolina at the Southern railroad shops attackers struck early Sunday morning. Several strikers were wounded but hidden from view as the incident prompted a quiet Sunday night with no further clashes reported.
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Columbia
8. C
Southern
Striftrs
Will Sail For England Amid China Consultations
New York report says Sir Claude Macponald British ambassador to Japan, who was in Peking during the siege, will sail for England on a soon as summoned by foreign officers to consult on matters relating to China.
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New York
Claude Macponald
Japan
Peking
England
Rome
China
No Fusion For Them In Topeka Democrats Decline Alliance
Topeka Kansas June 24 The Kansas Democratic State Central Committee refused an invitation from fusionists to join in forming a fused party under a distinct banner.
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Topeka
Kan
Central Commitas
Distribution of Vessels in Philippine Waters Declared
Washington June 22 Adm Rodgers senior squadron commander Asiatic station notifies navy of vessel distribution in Philippine waters Frolic at Zamboanga Zafiro at Pollok Basco Pampanga Pompey Dor Sopa de Austria Villalefos Leyte and Arcayat listed for various patrols and stations
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Adm Rodgers
Asiatic’ Station
Navy Department
Philippines
Frolic
Zamboanga
Zafiro
Pollok Station
Gen. Deve
Austria
Villalefos
Arayat
Leyte
Basco
Pampanga
Pompey
Quarantine Raised for Cuban Passengers
Havana reports no yellow fever in the city for nearly two months and light cases this year on the island. Maj. Glennon of the marine hospital service corps recommends lifting quarantine for passengers from Cuba bound for other points, reflecting the absence of fresh cases.
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Havana
Maj. Glennon
Marine Hospital Service Corps
Cuba
Points Rehas
Germany Seeks Higher Indemnity From China
Berlin June 22 official reports confirm Germany desires to raise its indemnity claim against China from £12,000,000 to £14,000,000 to cover May to July outlays. Britain is understood to back the demand, reflecting Germany’s actual expenses in the period.
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Berlin
China
Great Britain
Woman and Children Die in Home Kerosene Fire
Rogers Texas June 22 Mrs Miley Calhoun and her three children were burned to death when a kerosene lamp exploded as she filled it one child struck a match starting the blast Mr Calhoun was badly burned in the blaze
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Rogers
Tex
Miley Calhoun
New York Plans First Census of Consumptives
A census of consumptives in New York State will begin in about a week under Dr Daniel Lewis commissioner of the state board of health. It aims to determine the number of consumptives in the state as comprehensively as possible.
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New York
Daniel Lewis
State Board of Health
Declines Ohio University Presidency Offer
San Francisco June 22 Rev Dr D S Hutsinpiller pastor of Central Methodist church telegraphed his declination saying he does not care to change.
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San Francisco
D. S. Hutsinpiller
Central Methodist Church
Ohio University At
Athens
War Secretary cites child toll in South Africa camps
London June 22 The war secretary Mr Broderick told a Commons questioner that among 63000 people held in concentration camps in South Africa 34000 were children.
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London
Broderick
House of Commons
South Africa
Black man Clebe Montgomery shot by white farmer in Alabama
Gunterville on June 22 reports Clebe Montgomery a Black man killed by a white farmer named Tump Vaughn. Police allege the shooting followed turmoil over the arrest of several Black residents accused of barn burning, intensifying racial tensions in the area.
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Gunterville
Ala
Clebe Montgomery
Tump Vaughn
Boy killed by runaway mules in wheat field
Vallatin Tenn June 22 The 16 year old son of W G Satterfield was cutting wheat when a team of four mules ran away throwing him in front of the machine He was dragged 150 yards and killed.
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Vallatin
Tenn
W. G. Satterfield
Chinese immigrant murders four fellow countrymen in Cadun
A report from Cadun, British Columbia, states a Chinaman, unnamed, killed four of his countrymen. The slayer remains at large as authorities pursue leads in the rural town. The incident is described as a horrible tragedy with no arrest yet reported.
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Vancouver
B. C
Cadun
Narrowly Escaped Lynching in Philadelphia
Hugh O'Donnell, 38, was stabbed to death by Thomas Brock, 29, a Black man. About a thousand people mobbed Brock, but police rescued him, defusing a likely lynching amid June 24 events in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Hugh O’donnell
Thomas Brockson
Woman Jumped Overboard Near Milwaukee Causeway
Richard Silver, a passenger on the Goodrich steamer Virginia, reports a woman believed to be Mrs Rosa Richter of Chicago jumped overboard about a mile from Milwaukee on Sunday as the steamer neared the harbor.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Richard Silver
Goodrich Line
Virginia
Rosa Richter
Chicago
Flood and storm hit Pittsburgh area causing deaths and damage
In Allegheny county a Saturday storm and flood left at least four dead and two injured. The Turtle Creek district saw six feet of water on tower floors, hundreds of street car motors damaged, and losses around half a million dollars. Lincoln Illinois also endured a powerful storm that damaged mills, homes, and institutions, while Elkhart and surrounding areas reported blowdowns and crop damage.
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W. Va
Johnstown
Norfolk and Western
Elkhorn
Pocahontas
Elkhorn Creek
Yasin
Oinch Valley
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norton
Norfolken and Western Railway
Vivian
Bluarman Yard
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Bluefields
Ennis
Keystone
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Turtle Creek
Gen Cailles Surrenders at Santa Cruz in Lagan Esland
In Santa Cruz province Gen Cailles surrendered with 650 men and 500 rifles on Monday. Oaths of allegiance to insurgents were to be taken. Col Babajles, who fled, also surrendered. Cailles claimed insufficient insurgent strength in his district. Manila dispatch notes the surrender was ordered from Manila.
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Laganzon Esland
Caille
Babajles
Cailles
Manila
Will Surrender By Col Arollio And Malvaris Part
Manila reports Col Arollio and a sizable portion of Malvaris forces expected to surrender to American authorities at Santo Batangas province next Wednesday. With the July 4 shift to civil government in the Philippines the military secretary and civil service board dispute will remove certain civilians employed by the military department.
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Arollio
Malvaris
Santo Batangas
Phibi Islands
Civil Ice Board
Military
Boer Invasion Grows in Cape Colony Report
London reports no Kitchener dispatch yet on Waterkloof mishap but Cape Colony events indicate a serious Boer invasion. A Daily Mail letter from Cape Town dated June 5 says Boers number 7,000 to 10,000, expanding through eastern and midland districts with recruits and horses.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Waterkloof
Cape Colony
Daily Mail
Cape Town
Bank Robbery Report From Hong Kong to Singapore Heist
A special dispatch cites the steamship Victoria bringing news from Hong Kong that bank notes totaling 270000 dollars were stolen from the strong room of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation at Singapore. Only two or three trusted employees are believed to have access to the area. The report notes the incident was conveyed to Minneapolis on June 24.
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Minn
Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
Hong Kong
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking “Corporation
Singapore
Rev Dr Aspin Wall Hodge Dies Suddenly
New York June 24. Jaspin Wall Hodge of this city received word that his father Rev Dr Aspin Wall Hodge, a prominent clergyman, died suddenly Sunday at his home in Pennsylvania.
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Hodge
New York
Scruggs Youth Fatally Stabbed at Troost Park
Kansas City Missouri on a June 24 report says Thos. Scruggs aged 18 son of M D Scruggs a livestock dealer was stabbed to death at Troost Park while trying with two companions to withstand an unprovoked attack by ten or fifteen young ruffians.
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Ill
Inois Odd Fellows
Lingo College
Cou
Middleton
Elkhart
Kansas City, Mo
Thos. Scruggs
M. D. Scruggs
Troost Park
Senator Kyle in Serious Condition After Illness
Senator James M. Kyle, long ill with heart trouble, remained in a very serious condition Sunday as fears grew he may not recover. Aberdeen, June 24.
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Aberdeen
James M. Kyle
Disturbances Reported at Kharbin Manchuria
London dispatch notes further disturbances at Kharbin in Manchuria with large bodies of Chinese troops nearby. The railroad has been destroyed in several places, signaling intensified conflict in the region.
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London
Vshe—Daily Mail
Kharbin
Manchuria
Sheriff Hatfield Rejects Strike Policy Call
Huntington W Va June 25 A posse of deputy United States shots led by A C Hafford was fired on by strikers as they moved from Bluefield to the miners riots. Men threatened women and children hurled stones while a mob followed armed workers. The deputies retreated to avoid ambush and prepared to return with reinforcements to enforce the injunction amid ongoing labor unrest.
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W. Va
United States
A. C. Hafford
Field
Reed
Atewan
Hufford
Bluefield
Ybmn
Erning
Thacker
Adjutant General Corbin Sails for Manila on Transport Hancock
The dispatch notes Adjutant General Corbin departing for Manila aboard the transport Hancock. An officer reached San Francisco on June 25 and a conference between Judge Taft General Myers and General Corbin would determine a key point after his arrival.
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Manila
Hancock
Sanfran
Cokbien
Taft
Gen. Ifee
General Wood III Stricken By Grip and Malaria Fever
Havana June 25 Gen Wood III has been laid up with grip and malaria fever after several days of illness that did not stop his official duties His fever rose Monday night and he was forced to retire to bed Surgeon Major Havard his attending physician ordered absolute rest until the fever subsides.
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Havana
Wood
Maj. Havard
Three Boys Drown After Bathing Below Grand Rapids Dam
Three boys under 11 years old drowned at Grand Rapids Wisconsin after entering the water below the dam. Sidney Larson Arthur Calm and Clarence Reuce were swept into deep water while swimming in shallow area on Monday.
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Grand Rapids, Wis
Grand Rapids
Wis
Sidney Larson
Arthur Calm
Clarence Reuce
Brokers Exempt From Tax On NY Exchange Deals
Washington June 25 Commissioner of Internal Revenue Yerkes ruled that brokers who belong to an outside stock exchange and deal with the New York exchange are not required to pay a $2 tax per transaction since the tax is paid by the brokers on the exchange.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Stock Exchange
New Yoghty
New York Exchange
Prominent El Paso Citizen Killed in Accident
Enrique Muller, among El Paso’s wealthiest residents, was accidentally shot and killed Monday afternoon as a servant moved his pistol from the saddle after dismounting from a horse. The discharge occurred instantly, ending the life of the Chi huhua leader.
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el Paso
Tex
Enrique Muller
Muller
Hamond brother confesses in police murder case
Ike Ham mond, one of three Negro suspects in the killing of Policeman E H Debray, admitted on Monday that his brother Tom Hamond killed the officer last Thursday night.
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Atlanta
Ike Hammond
E.H. Debray
Tom Hamond
Morocco Sultan Envoy Authorized to Negotiate Trade Pact
London June 25 The Daily Mail reports the sultan of Morocco has authorized his envoy Kaid e Menekhi in London to negotiate a commercial treaty with Great Britain, aiming to open Morocco to European commerce.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Morocco
Kaid E Menekhi
Great Britain
Prisoners Of War Liberated To Signal Surrender
The War Department released Gen MacArthur's May 30 order freeing 500 Filipino prisoners to mark the surrender and acceptance of U S sovereignty by Gen Mascardo, commander of insurgent forces in Bataan Zambales and Gen Lacuna in Bulacan Nueva Ecija, as of June 25 in Washington.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
United States
Mascardo
Bataan
Zambales
Lacuna
Bulacan
Neuva Ecija
Mrs McKinley Rejoins Luncheon After Long Illness
Mrs McKinley, carried from California in frail condition, was able on Monday to go downstairs and join the president at luncheon in Washington. She remained at the table briefly before returning to her room, not appearing fatigued. Dr Rixey reported her condition improving steadily at night.
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Washington
California
McKinley XN Fonday
Suit to Set Aside Patents Involving Senator Clark Lands
Helena Mont June 25 United States District Attorney Rodgers began action in federal court against United States Senator We A Clark the government seeks to set aside deeds for about 10000 acres of timber lands now under his control The government contends lands were taken up within three years under the timber and stone act by parties who filed for speculative purposes and knew they expected to dispose of them to Clark or his agents
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Mont
United States District
Rodgers Monday
United States
We. A. Clark
Sid de Aments
Senator Clark
Train Wreck Near Pittsburgh Sees Fatalities and Injuries
Train No 23 derailed at Monroe near Pittsburgh resulting in two dead and three fatally injured among the injured passengers. Several others seriously hurt as authorities investigate the June 25 wreck near Monroe, Pa.
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Pittsburgh
Monna
Here
Train wreck near Monaco claims life and injuries
A high speed train ran into an open switch at Monaco and plunged over a 25 foot embankment. Every car overturned and 40 percent of passengers were injured or more. The Cleveland bound flyer, leaving at 4 30, carried many travelers, and casualties were unexpectedly light given the wreck.
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Monaco
Cleveland
Chinese Arrivals in Cuba May Seek U.S. Entry
Washington June 25 Surgeon Glennan in charge of the Marine Hospital Service in Cuba reports to Surgeon General Wyman that a number of Chinese have recently arrived in Cuba, most via New Orleans from San Francisco, and it is believed they intend to gain entrance to the United States.
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Glennan
Marine Hospital Service
Cuba
Surg
Wyman
San Francisco
New Orleans
United States
City's 3 percent loan fails in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the city could not attract adequate bids for a 9 million dollar waterworks loan at 3 percent. Only 50 thousand dollars in bids were received as the offer expired. Market rates have risen to about 4 percent, and financiers opposed the lower rate.
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Philadelphia
Sectarian Institution Suit Challenges Providence Hospital Grant
Joseph Bradford filed suit in Washington on June 25 to enjoin the United States Treasurer from paying 850,000 to Providence Hospital for a nurses home. The suit argues the Catholic hospital is a sectarian institution, challenging the $50,000 appropriation from the last session of Congress.
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Providence Hospital
Washington
Joseph Bradferd
Courtess
Sugar refiner George H. Moeller dies at Spring Lake NJ
George H. Moeller a prominent New York sugar refiner died Monday at his Summer home in Spring Lake New Jersey He served as president of the German Savings Bank of Brooklyn and was a director of the Pacific Fire Insurance Company He was a well known figure in the city’s business community.
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New York
George EH. Moeller
Spring Lake
N. J
German Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Pacific Fire Insurance Co
Ohio
Columbus
Inp Im
Ompany
Cincinnati
World traveler Dr Weir Mitchell arrives in San Francisco
San Francisco in June 95 reports Dr S Weir Mitchell eminent novelist and physician returning from a world cruise aboard the steamer China. Also aboard were his wife and daughter and S BR Elkins Jr of West Virginia.
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San Francisco
S. Weir Mitchell
China
S. BR. Elkins, Jr
West Virginia
Mena Man Arrested for 22-Year-Old Mount Vernon Murder
Mena Arkansas, June 25. William Wiley, known as William Ilen, an elderly farmer, has been arrested by Texas officers on a charge of murder dating back 22 years to Mount Vernon, Texas. The case involves long‑pending charges and an overseas manhunt.
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Gto Press
Bac
Mena, Ark
Wm. Wiley
Williamllen
Fexas
Mount Vernon
Arrests Made in Murder Case at Mexican Restaurant
Mena Arkansas June 24 Mrs Sanders Mrs Springer and Miss Margaret Davis are under arrest in connection with the murder of Louis Hayes a Mexican restaurant keeper.
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Sanders
Springer
Margaret ‘Davis
Louis Hayes
Labor Riots Suppressed in St Petersburg
London dispatch reports renewed labor riots in ironworks and cloth factories of St Petersburg have been suppressed by military authorities. The correspondent notes ongoing unrest and government action suppressing disturbances in Russia.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
St Petersburg
Man Charged With Patricide In Detroit Case
Homer Bliss of Washington Michigan was arrested Monday in Detroit and charged with murdering his father who disappeared June 3. An apparent attempt to fake death as a suicide was made.
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Detroit Mich
Homer Bliss
Washington Mich
Colored Regiments Arrive in San Francisco
Army transport brought the 4th and 49th volunteer infantry to San Francisco from Manila. The regiments are colored troops recruited in the south and have served nearly two years in the Philippines.
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San Francisco
Juhbe
Manila
Philippines
Chicago Mob Rescues Stab Victim After Seven Stabbings
In Chicago on June 25 a mob nearly lynched Harry Williams a Black man after he stabbed seven people. Police arrived in time to prevent further violence and take him into custody.
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Harry Williams
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