Miners Deported Amid Martial Law in Cripple Creek
Martial law returns in Cripple Creek district as twenty four miners are loaded onto trains under armed guard and banished from Victor and Cripple Creek. Guards seize money and valuables while the deported men claim they violated no law and seek safety. Federal troops and local authorities pledge to locate and capture those responsible for violence and dynamite attacks along the line.
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Denver
Cato
Uater
Cripple Creek
Vemain
Western Federation of Btiners
Cisigena
Texan
Citizen's Alliance
Citicet Alliance
Victor
Cole
Fell
Verdeckbers
Martin
Martial law declared as troops seize Victor miners
In Victor Colorado on June 8 martial law was proclaimed with General Bell in command assisted by Col. Verdekt ers. Infantry units from Victor and the local companys are on duty. Arrests of union men continued and editorials urged ending the strike. Coroner James Doran resigns amid Citizens' Alliance pressure.
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Bell
Edward Verdeckters
Uns
Victor
Iocnd
Sitce
Bro
Victor Record
Wraters Federation of Miners
Adiniiute
James Doran
Alliand
Battles Likely Near Port Arthur Drives War News
Reports from St Petersburg say a decisive battle may already be underway around Port Arthur as Kuropatkin and Kuroki maneuver along the Liaotung peninsula. Japanese forces have reconnoitered Port Arthur harbor and a new Chinese proclamation targets civilians and traitors amid growing tensions.
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St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Kuroki
Lio Tange
Uropatkin
Ling Yang
Sh Cu Shan
Oku
Wafan- Wan
Koraki
Liao Tung Peninsula
Hal Cheng
Sipeanblena
How Etzel Was Killed
The funeral of Lewis Fazel, a London Daily Telegraph correspondent, occurs this afternoon ten miles from shore. Chinese soldiers patrolling for pirates killed Fazel by mistake, then fled. US Consul General Briller presided at a shawartaitet inquest where General Liu testified Fazel’s death by his own troops. London Daily Bindis Prnesh Brindle, present with Etedl, said the junk was not challenged and fired upon from under one hundred yards.
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New Cawang
Lewis Fazel
London
Daily “‘Telegraph
United States
Briller
Shawartaitet
Liu
Firzel
Prnesh Brindle
Bindi
Etedl
Consul General Miller Helps Recover Body After Baltic Incident
Reports indicate Consul General Miller coordinated efforts with Russian authorities after a Russian vessel sank near Port Arthur. General Kondratyevich dispatched a steam launch with 25 soldiers to aid in recovery, aiding the United States through the crisis while Miller thanked him for the assistance.
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Alex Seitt
Siy
Teast
Brinie
Asmcmted
Hag
French
Port Arthur
Miler
Miller Hue
Kondrateviteh
Ble Knudsens
TRAIN HELD UP NEAR GRAND JUNCTION WESTERN TRAIN
Salt Lake City Utah Sune Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No 5 westbound held up near Pailsade Coro two miles from the station at an early hour this morn Brantman Shailenberger wounded by a bullet from a robber conductor’s lantern shot from his hand robbers masked men used revolvers after detaching engine and express car they blew open the safe and pulled a small booty the express officials say.
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Denver
Col
No! Grande
Olen
Para
Grand Junction
Glenwood Springs
G. Stet
Sherif D. A. Harty
Frank Atars
Aliicon
Menenger
Balt
Lake City
Neaby
Prekeman Shellenburger
Si Grand Juntains
M Mountains
Shellenberger
Paratchute
Alroad
Sauda
Pusble
Grande River
Grande
Struthers
J. AW Edson
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Grand Junction Cel
Tue BS
I Hooper
Benerit
Parachute
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sune
Denver & Rio Grande
Pailsade
Coro
Grand Juneen
Brantman Shailenberger
Bain
Mob violence erupts near Carmi as Robison family attacked
A mob gathered around the home of John Robinson at Maule sparking a deadly confrontation. A husband, wife, and in laws were attacked while attempting to defend the home. Robinsan and others were shot. his wife died, and a deputy was wounded. Authorities faced a tense scene as officers sought to maintain order and safety.
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Chicker
Tune
Trebison
Edo Arterberg
Robinsan
Diamonds II Slipper Missing from Elevator Shaft
Fragmentary report details a diamond theft involving Mrs. George Frank’s jewels hidden in a zipper. Police traced a delivery wagon and found footprints and discarded footwear, with a suspect string tied to a residence on a Trew AwAy stair. Investigators seek witnesses related to the 15th Street elevator incident.
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Chicago
Hs Caeton
George Frank
Ita Varig Sonteols
Minte
Frink
Siarpanagters Peng
Fourth at Manila Celebrations Involving Local Spanish Club
The Casino epanel of Manila and the Spanish Club announce participation in the Fourth of July events. The decision aligns with support from American forces for the soldiers at Manila and Baler. Northern Luzon sees Spanish troops and marines defending against insurgents.
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Manila
Epanel
Bonore
Amertési
Manili
Baler
Luzon
Spain
Prisoners Ill Report From Washington June
The department received a telegram from Rear Admiral Chadwick at Tan gle indicating Paedienrta and Binstenson of Warley require medical aid. The consul general is to Ratwull to ask whether safe conduct will be granted. Ratwull’s reply is expected soon.
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Washington
Chadwick
Tangle
Paedienrta
Binstenson
Warley
Hen Xert
Ratwull
Suse
Sheerer
Wazan
Barrett Barrett Freed Indictments in Post Office Probe
The government today nolled the two remaining indictments against Harry Barrett former fee clerk in the post office department in the postal investigation. United States District Attorney Beach acted before Judge Gold in the district criminal court. Indictments charged Barrett with bribery and accepting a $500 fee from an Alabama board investment company while he was a government employee.
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Wosbinetes
Nolle
Harry Harrett
Post Office Department
United States
Beach
Gold
District Criminal Court
Barrett
Tribery
Alabama
Bailey Receives Doctor of Laws at Urbana Commencement
Willis J. Bailey governor of Ronaux receives the Doctor of Laws degree at the University of Illinois Urbana commencement. He is cited as a distinguished alumnus who has long served in agriculture and farm life, attending the ceremony in academic dress.
Weather Roundup From Manhattan and State Temperatures
A prolonged weather summary shows temperature readings across multiple towns including Manhattan, Wichita, Pratt, McPherson, and Port Scott with highs and wind directions. Forecaster Jennings notes cloudy conditions in western districts with a rise in temperatures and a chance of showers tonight and tomorrow.
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Niceaer
Manhattan
Sclok
Dod
Port Scott
Macks Tile
McPherson
Mighattar
Osage
Bodun
Torte SM
Wichita
Jennings Enya
Missouri
Lawind
Woathnast
Governor Fuller Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws
The university grants an honorary Doctor of Laws to Governor Fuller in recognition of distinguished service. The conferment elevates his status among peers and marks a high honor from educational institutions that bestow such degrees for exceptional merit.
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Enryelopedia
Amy
Larnifig
University of Miinnia
Cary Bestorr
Coburn to Move to Topeka as State Official Plans Homebase
F D Coburn secretary of the state board of agriculture will move to Topeka and make it his home. For over ten years he has commuted between Topeka and Kansas City Kansas while serving as executive officer at the Kansas bond. He will relocate his residence as plans unfold.
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F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Coburn
Kansas Bond
Toptke
Kansas City
Kan
Kiency
Buck Stowe
Roburn
Kiarens
Bnd
Bell Arrives to Open World’s Fair in St Louis
The Liberty Bell arrived in St Louis amid a public ceremony after a petition for an $8,000 public school funding enclosure. Mayor John Weaver of Philadelphia and officials traveled with the bell to Union Station where it was placed on a prepared stand amid mounted police and a parade. The bell’s journey concluded at the exposition with a program in which about 1,000 high school students sang and speeches followed by remarks from officials including Miron Wels, Henry Clay, and Governor Dockery. The day featured formal exercises as the bell’s arrival was marked by ceremonial praise and community celebration.
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St. Louie, Suse
Penneytrasia
John Weaver
Philadelphy
Union Station
Anisadonm
Henry Clay
TURN THE SCREWS Advance of Two and a Half Cents Per Pound
A local report notes an announced price rise of two and a half cents per pound on a key commodity, affecting consumers and merchants alike with the higher cost taking effect soon. The bulletin cites market conditions and standard trade practice guiding the increase.
Topeka Beef Prices Rise as Independent Packers Dented
Local Topeka retailers allege meat packers conspire to push wholesale and retail beef prices higher since May 1. They note advances across cuts from 3 to 8 cents per pound and warn further boosts loom. Independent packing houses, once a check on prices, have left market with fewer competitors as hot weather reduces demand for pork and beef prices surge.
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Cam~ Ting
State Journal
Packing Trust
Topeka
Stockswein
Ted
James
Beeute Harmon
Reat
Six Drowned in Indian Territory Wagon Tragedy
Alfred Lee and five children drowned yesterday afternoon near Muskogee Indiana Territory while attempting to ford a stream to reach work in the cotton fields. Their wagon was swept into the current by drifting, barbed wire entanglement toppled it, and the family was lost before help arrived. Weather forecast cautions of likely winds tonight and Thursday.
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Alfred Lee
Gilidren
Muskogee
I. T
Supe
Alfred Lew
Hir
Jn mm Sagen
Ted
A. Veasney
Thleety
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Focal Tejeral Unlors
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Harry A. Polaten
Peoples Surply Company
Ike Brother
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Straub Mountain
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Salida
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Tokio
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Init
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Smiles
Pat
Properti
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Hue Nina de Manchos
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Consi! Gener Miller
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Barrett Freed
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Ilinois University
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