State Line Herald 4 Expositor News of Week Summarized
Washington notes on wartime policy and personnel with references to the secretary of war and Missouri militia. Coverage mentions Col Lord, chief clerk on tariff revision during the Spanish American War and guidance to war committees.
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Washington
Pontante
SVQ
Weeniye
Wwef
Alfeed
Depoly Hood
Comaleueringy
Mt Renuurt
Lesentation
Lord
Eblet
Are
Ting
Notable Deaths and Scattered Obituaries Across Nations
Col R H Hunt former Kansas City mayor and quartermaster at the national soldiers home dies in Lenox worth Kan. Pianist Jessie Bhay who toured with Kubelik and the Boston Symphony Orchestra dies in New York. W W Milliken Michigan state senator dies of apoplexy in New York. Will Vananken Ann Arbor lumber magnate dies in Michigan. Kinend Ryan paymaster of a ship died after a long illness. Numerous brief notices of other luminaries and local officials across states, with scattered details and affiliations, reflect a broad obituary page.
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R. H. Hunt
National Soldiers Home
Lenyworth
Kan
Kanoas City
Jessie Bhay
Kubelik
Boston Symphony
New York
W. Milliken
Senate
Mchigat
New York Central
New York City
Vananken
Lawman
Saleh
Tawae
Ryan
Chere
Ima Cerinn
Tad Anderson
Muvine Bare
Maryland
Everett Mile
eRaluy
Colege Etuient
Multiple Disasters and Fatal Accidents Hit Mine and Plant Areas
A Fernie mine accident and a Tamaqua manufacturing plant fire caused multiple deaths and extensive damage. The Portland Railway and various facilities suffered explosions and collapses, with several workers killed or injured. Frederick Jeffrey and Jett Crowley died in a tunnel blast near Fort WilliamOntario, while a Fort William water works incident left William Jock gravely hurt.
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Fernie
Mon
Tamaqua Manufacuring Couity
Tamaqua
Forem
Miteaing
Frederick Jeffrey
Jett Crowley
Lock-Limond
Fort William
Out
William Jock
Death ends ex president Grover Cleveland long career
Grover Cleveland dies at his Princeton home after a long public life. Official statements cite heart trouble aided by long standing ailments. Roosevelt and other leaders send condolences as family gathers for private services and simple burial in a quiet ceremony.
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Princeton
Grover Suepmann
Vaites Canon
West
College
Bite
Dean Enine
Charagwe
Cleveland
Joseph C. Bryant
New York
Clevelasd
Clevelasd Family Phystelam
George F. Lockwood
Jula M. Carnockan
Bringson
Mrs. Cleveland
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr Cleveland
Tamworth
New Hampshire
Perrine
Father
Marion
Richard
Francis Grover
Hyes
Roosevelt
Roosenvelt
Ani Directa Usaapuk
Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Princeton University
Grover Cheeetaw-thenepime Was Self Made Man
A fragmented obituary sketch notes Grover Cheeetaw-thenepime, a Democratic figure who rose from clerk to mayor of Buffalo and then governor of New York. It recounts his early life in Cadwell and Bessequate, legal career, election as sheriff, and nickname the veto mayor for curbing wasteful spending.
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New York
Cleveland
Bisino
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Union
Grover Cheeetaw
United States
White House
Cadwell
Bessequate
Marsh
New Fork
Brither
Wil Haun
Rogers
Lily
Erie County
Isba
Lyman Kase
Isaac V. Vanederpool
Fem
Lanning, Cleveland & Folsom
Baffle
Tuten White
Nuahig
J Sores
Cleveland Burial Marks End Of An Era In Princeton
The article recalls Grover Cleveland’s presidency and his White House marriage to Frances Folsom in 1886. It describes his later life in Princeton, the solemn funeral procession, and interment at Princeton Cemetery with dignitaries, guards, and a large public turnout. The obituary notes Cleveland’s public service and late years in the university town.
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Cleveland
William Wordsworth
Chicago
McKinley
Princeton
University Town
White House
Francas Folsom
Buffalo
Land
Presbyterian Church
Benedic
Vandeventer Avenue
Old Nassau Hall
Street Duel Fatal to Two in Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin dispatch from Damara Land reports a street duel left two men dead in the early hours yesterday. Names given as Maya and EB W Proves oi constable are noted as deceased after a desperate confrontation in the street. The event follows news of a diamond field discovery near Luderits bay in German Southwest Africa.
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Golanel
Ae & Ray
Desperate Street
Blamond Field
Discoverea
Berlin
Windhoek
Damara Land
German Southwest Africa
Luderits Bay
Slucent Drowned in Saitervek Near Lincoln
In a late evening incident in Saitervek near Lincoln, Lincole Nw and Fred Mattertm were involved. Authorities reported a drowning with scarce details and ongoing investigations.
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Slucent
Lincole
Fred Mattertm
Srowne
Saitervek
Lincoln
Tani
Savta action on Pennsylvnia Thirty-first Street and Ninth
.A fragmentary note reports activity at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Thirty-first Street near Ninth. No clear event or parties named. Further readable details are scarce in this clipped text.
Taken With Gramps. John Waters Drowned While Bathing
John Waters aged nineteen drowned in Rock River at Laverne Minnesota while bathing. He was seized with stamps and sank before assistance could reach him yesterday afternoon.
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Gramps
Laverne, Minn
John Waters
Rock River
Pardons Ten Convicts By Acting Governor Cox
Frankfort Kentucky June 26 Acting Governor Cox pardoned ten infirm and blind convicts in the largest such act in thirty years. The action frees inmates recognized for health issues and age, reflecting a mercy gesture from state leadership.
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Frankfort
Cox
Turmoil Spreads as Mexican Revolt Sparks Troop Rush
Fifteen hundred troops reach Torreon to shield the city from revolutionists while families relocate to the United States. Revolt forces seize Matamoros near Torreon as rail lines suffer, bridges burned, and lines tied up. Reinforcements pour into Chihuahua Juarez and Del Rio areas as authorities rush to control towns, with several hundred soldiers deployed and reports of casualties. American officers watch from Fort Sam Houston with no border intervention orders issued.
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el Paso
Tex
Torreon
Matamoras
Coahuili
Chihuahua
Juarez
Juares
Mexican Central
Coabpila
Parcific
Mexico City
del Rio
Wang Vaots Bay
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Mexico
Death of Rev Brother Casimir Under Brooklyn Car
The Rev Brother Casimir, educator in the order of St. Francis in Brooklyn, was ground to death yesterday when a hat trolley car rolled over him as he tried to enter its carriage. He fell into the street and was crushed under the vehicle.
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New York
Brother Casimir
Taft Restful After Nomination at K Street Home
Secretary W H Taft spent the second Sunday after his nomination quietly at his Washington D C home on K street. He was refreshed after a comfortable and restful night sleep, the same as usual since the nomination.
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Taft
Washington
W. H. Taft
K Street
Sherman Continues to Gain
Cleveland Ohio June 30 Congressman James Sherman continues to gain in strength. He slept much yesterday and his condition remains normal. No changes are made to plans for him to save the hospital not later than next Wednesday.
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Sherman
Cleveland
Ohio
James
Great Falls Water Power Sale Enriches Ryan Group
In Ghent Falls Montana on June 30 Damen J Hill and associates sold the property of the Great Fells Water Power and Townsite company to John D. Ryan and others for 1 500 000 dollars.
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Ghent Falls
Mont
Damen J. Hill and
Great Fells
Fire devastates Frederikssatad central business district in Norway
A blaze ripped through the western central business quarter of Frederikssatad Predriksetad in Norway on Saturday June 30. The fire destroyed much of the area, with losses estimated at $560,000. Local authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene.
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Frederikssatad
Predriksetad
Norway
State superintendent meeting set for Rapid City
State Superintendent Astrud schedules the summer gathering of county superintendents in Rapid City from June 21 to 23. The event spans three days with district officials attending to discuss statewide education plans and policy updates.
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Pierre
8. D
Astrud
Rapid City
State
Terre Haute man shoots companion after church taunt
Roy Liggett killed Fred Koch after taunts over Liggett joining a church. The men were returning home from services when Liggett allegedly shot Koch. Liggett surrendered to police later that night in Terre Haute Indiana.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Roy Liggett
Fred Koch
Liggett
California chosen as chairman for national convention planning
The national committee selected Theory 5907 of California as chairman on Saturday to oversee convention arrangements. No permanent site was chosen, with decisions postponed until next meetings. The opening day features Rt. Rev. James, archbishop of Wyoming, and other officials. the Auditorium’s capacity and comfort for reporters are praised as superior to prior conventions.
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Denver
California
Fier
Drey Wie
Kentucky
Tary
Ed Sefton
Washington
J.C. Fenny
Wysh
Ulinbis
Crutchfield
Jamen
Wyoming
M. W. Blumbere
D. C
Chicago Coliseum
Rail wreck near Hazelton kills engineer and injures eight
A passenger train derailment near Lofty Mountain reported in Hazelton, Pennsylvania results in the death of engineer Naroot Pottaville. Eight passengers are injured as three cars leave the tracks and plunge toward a ravine, with some escaping the wreck.
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Hazelton
Penneytoan
Lofty
Wis
Burglars Target Pittsburg Home With Explosive Devices
Reported incident in Pittsburg involves alleged burglars using an explosive device in an attempted break in. Police pursued suspects, but details remain unclear as officers encountered resistance and a possible gunfire exchange.
Market Quotes From Gia It Live Stock Center Summary
The report lists cattle and grain prices from the Gia It Live Stock Center in multiple cities including Chicago Milwaukee and Sioux City. It notes quotations for hard, white and yellow corn oats flax and steers heifers and lambs with various bid prices and ranges observed on June 20 to June 30. Entries cover stockers, feeders, veal, and sheep with figures for hay and cattle market segments.
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Gia It Live Stock Center
Paul
Nneapolly
Duluth
Joe Chicago
Milwaukee
Northern
Chicago
Cary
Lambs
Sioux City
Iowa
Reeves
Stor R
Cnlver Ngs
South St. Paul
Passenger Train Disaster Near Tottenham Ont
A passenger train on the Winnipeg express route ran off the Pacific runway near Tottenham on a war night. Five coaches derailed with four down an embankment and one overturned. Two named riders were injured and others received broken arms.
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Tottenham
Winnipeg Express
Pacific
Falla and Breaks Ley Benson Man Hurt in Train Attempt
In Benson Minnesota on June 2 a man from Oklahoma named Franklin broke his right leg when he fell while attempting to bear a train. He and three others were traveling west on a freight train, facing hardship as they tried to beat their way west.
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Falla
Ley Benson
Minn
Franklin
Oklahor
Confessed Forgery Ties to Iowa Case
A readerable fragment shows a Des Moines man charged with forging about 8000 dollars in an Iowa case. The suspect confessed to the forgery linked to a bank or lender in June, with Springfield and Hank of Huxley, Iowa, noted in the fragment. The incomplete text confirms a confession but lacks full names and dates.
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Rowan
Springfield
Rnch
Des Moines
Hank
Huxley
Towa
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