United States Clan na Gael plans privateers against Britain
Reports from Tendon and London describe US Clan na Gael agents in South Africa seeking to arm a privateering fleet to prey on British commerce near the Cape. Parliament and officials debate Transvaal tensions as Britain readies naval and military measures and officials consider potential allied arrangements. The scene shifts to Aldershot with a royal review of troops and a formal salute to the Queen, reinforcing imperial readiness amid the Transvaal crisis.
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Alstin
Walmsy
Brwyh
Regig Gia
Walt
Aldershot
Tendun
Walther
York
Ve Delos
Clenh Samu B
Sumter
United States
Loudia
Algersno
London
Ribane
Sqliely Inc
Acme
Willian
Sumner
Fleet to Mobilize and Transvaal Tensions Stir News
An order to mobilize the fleet was issued at Chatham England for imminent naval maneuvers. Chicago remains in Delaga, Wash, as unsettled Transvaal affairs prompt protection of American interests amid mining operations and capital presence in the region.
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Scarlet Sea
Chatham
Eng
Dack Yard
Chicago
Delaga
Washingtim
Tamatae
Madaghecer
Delagas
Transvaal
Sixteenth Infantry Transport Arrives at Manila
Washington reports transport Grant carrying the Sixteenth Infantry under Lieutenant Colonel W. F. Spurgin arrived in Manila after a twenty six day voyage from San Francisco. The vessel sailed from San Winnetrico on May 8 carrying forty officers and men. Adjutant General in Washington notes the casualties as not stated.
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Washington
War Department
Manila
Grant
Otis
San Winnetrico
Sixteenth Infantry
W. F. Spurgin
San Francisco
Manta
Reception for Governor Foogevelt in Las Vegas NM
A June reunion event at Hotel Castaneda included a reception for Governor Foogevelt. Felix Martinez delivered a welcoming speech noting Spanish ministerial objections to the visit, but President Diaz allowed the band to perform. General Hernandez sent regrets. Music by the Chinahuatus.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Foogevelt
Hotel Castaneda
Felix Mertinex
Miexicu
Martinez
New, Mexico
Rough Riders
Houwevelt
Roosevelt
Hernandez
Rough Riders of
Mexico
Golden Jubilee of the Seengerbund Opens in Warinanti
The North American Saengertund holds its triennial Saengerfest in Warinanti starting tomorrow and lasting a week with over 4,000 singers from various societies. Louisville Leiderkranz remains the only original fest participant from 1843, as elder tuners gather for this grand celebration and rehearsals feature Wagner’s Kaleer Marsch.
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Seengerbund
Warinnati O
Saengertund
Tazy Vielen
Lanisville Leiterkrane
Heass Choyus
Louisville
Leiderkranz
Tuarnees
Coommene
Wagner
Waeener
Perished From Cold In Siberia Mine Campaign
Norval Douglass of San Francisco reports that Harry Douglass, with twenty two other miners from California, perished from privation and cold while under contract to a New York company. The party included two from Nevada City and several others, led by John St Cull, former gravel mining superintendent.
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Sex Francisco
Nevada City
Cal
Ars
Norval Douglass
San Francisco
Harry Douglass
Lev
Cnuintioe
Caltornit
Jones
Siberia
Dehn T.steCull
Thin Chy
MacCall and
Puuginas
Urine John Armtrong
Thomas Daniels
New York
Banks Seek Update From Building and Loan Associations
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal under new law requests a statement from building and loan associations detailing their condition as of the close of business in June. The department aims to place these associations under its supervision and address many that have fallen into noncompliance, with enforcement to straighten out the issues. The Boston Herald notes the latest fad of falakature as photographed by Vorenitz, presenting his beauties.
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Breidenthal
Freidenthal
Rich in Gold Cape Nome Bonanza Spurs Prospects
Seattle dispatch reports rich finds in the Cape Nome Alaska area. Major Ingraham leads 14 prospectors, with six testing claims, averaging near $1685 per ounce, and a flood of new hopefuls arriving from St Michael Upaluské and other hotspots. Reports say 500 locations have been staked and multiple districts organized as the Yukon belt crosses toward Siberia. Terrible hardships and scurvy claim deaths among travelers along the Edmonton route prompt relief efforts.
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Seattle
Cape Nome
Alaska
Major
Ingraham
Major Tograham
Luigi
Italy
Kotzebue Sound
Thearty
Ingatham
St Michael
Upaluske
St. Michael
Kuckoguim
Linrock
Cape Hedney
Bonanza Creak
Fish River
Yukon River
Siberia
Port Clarence
Nostak
Golivia Bay
Edmonton
Tio
Ute
Tivington
Telegraph Creek
Prd
Cronle
Geleereph Creek
Mous
Luke
Kent
England
Carter
New Zealand
Porter
Teletraphere
Belgium opposition storms chamber during electorate law debate
Stormy scenes erupted in the chamber as socialists accused questors of spying on proceedings. A tumult followed the protest by socialists who sang excerpts of the Marseillaise and shouted Viva La Republic, leading to the suspension of sittings.
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Brusepls
Jone
Derades Dey
Questors
Crown
Eluonder
Questers
Furniment
Marseillaise
Pawnee Destroyed by Fire Off Cape Henry with All Hands Saved
The steamship Pawnee bound from Brushwick Georgia to Boston burned at midnight Sunday off Currituck North Carolina as flames burst from the hold. The crew was rescued by the George W Clyde and arrived in New York. all hands saved though the ship and cargo were lost. The wreck was observed by the Albany and City of Macon reports place the burning hull about 40 miles from Cape Henry. The incident leaves the fate of any missing crew unknown while other ships pursued salvage and reporting.
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Philadelphia
Airbur Gtiech
Erin Osrden
Delaware River
Clyte Line
Pawnee
New York
Cape Carlos
Macon
City of Macon
Savannah
Cape Frenry
Brushwick
Boston
Clyde
Ths
Wilmington
N.C
George Robinson
Ingram
Currituck
North Carolina
Strike Ends At Chicago Stock Yards With Wage Advances
Chicago June 27. Packers announce the stock yards strike ended last night and all workers return today. Armour & Company issued a statement saying unskilled labor received about a 25 percent advance a week earlier and the 1892 wage scale is now adopted, raising overall wages to the highest ever paid. The packers report harmony and no further above scale increases.
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Chicago
Armour & Fas
International council of women opens in London hall
The international council of women opened in London at convocation hall of the Church House. Countess of Aberdeen urged arbitration and a women bureau, warned against delegating all reforms to women, and stressed home mission as central. Miss Susan J Anthony attended with delegates from 36 nations, including Mrs Sewall. remarks linked dreams to future realities.
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London
International Council of Women
Westmister Town Hall
Countess of Aberdeen
International Bureau of Informateh
Ldedl
Lady Aberdeen
May Weight Sewall
United States
Trudy Aberdeen
Susan J. Anthony
House of Lord
Irs
Sewall
Anthony
Liverpool
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
America
Fneland
Henry Fawcett
McKinley Back From Europe With Mrs McKinley
Washington reports the president and Mrs. McKinley returning to the White House at 10 30 am. Mrs McKinley slightly better after illness and likely to recuperate rapidly. A possible cabinet session may be held tomorrow to discuss Philippines troops while the president attends to affairs at home.
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Washington
Rice
Mra McKinley
McKinley
Adams
New England
White House
Abner McKinley
Sarah Duncan
Cleveland
Téa
Harber
Canton
Leces
Dixey
Rudolph Forester
Philippines
Draixey
McKines
Ton
Slaim
Kien
Ota
Coghlan Leads US Cruiser Through Topeka Stopover
Captain J B Coghlan, commander of the US cruiser Halrigh, touring Topeka after aiding the Spanish fleet at Manila Bay, said his talks were not for publication and praised Kansas while en route to Winfield. He warned against public printing of remarks and alluded to a poem that once stirred controversy.
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J.B. Coghlan
United States
Halrigh
Dyney
Manila Bay
Topeka
Winfield
Coghlan
State Arbitration to Seek Wage Scale for Denver Smelters
Denver June 27 The state board of arbitration WN Hyers Rossy Kenehan and W P Haynesnet meet at the request of the smelter workers union to establish an eight hour wage scale for Denver smelters following a dispute between employers and employees. Several days likely pass before a settlement plan is proposed. its recommendations will be advisory only and nonbinding.
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Denver
State Board of Arbitration
WN. Hyers
Rossy Kenehan
W. P. Haynessnet
Riots in Spain Cause Injuries and Curfew Declared
Reports from Sarazusta dated June 27 describe widespread unrest with many injured and seventeen seriously wounded as troops fired on crowds. Martial law was declared at Valetta, with clashes in Grenada leaving several wounded. anti budget protests also erupted in Burgos Toledo and Lorerouno.
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Sarazusta
Spain
Valetta
Grenada
Burgos
Toledo
Loeruno
Captain Coghlan at Whitfield visit amid world tour and poem controversy
Captain Coghlan travels with Mrs Coghlan and family friends to Whitfield and Belleville with Governor and Mrs Stanley. Secretary A H Limerick and O A Coulter meet him in Kansas City as authorities plan a reception. The captain recalls dining and a controversial poem recital that sparked international headlines and mockery from critics. He downplays the episode, noting no offense intended.
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Chautaugta Assembly
Coghlan
King
W. Johnson
St Louis
Stanley
Winfield
A. H. Limerick
Assembly
Cognan
Kansas City
O. A. Coulter
The
Kansas T A
Whitfield
Belleville
Pavity Coast
Naval Station
Brammertown
Port Orchard
Puget Sound
Journal
Germany
New York
British Columbia
Hailey
New Orleans
Ike
Ila Bey
Christ
Conflicting Injunctions March Kansas Coal Labor Rift
Weir City report says Jorge Skidmore granted an injunction extension halting coal companies from importing labor into Cherokee county. A new order bars the sheriff from blocking imports, while another restrains the sheriff from intervening with workers arriving to work. Tense clash may arise as authorities contend with dual rulings. Weather outlook notes generally fair tonight, followed by showers and thunderstorms in Kansas with variable winds.
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Kansas City
Star
Weir City
Kan
Jorge Skidmore
Cherohee County
John Thomas Sues Kansas City Packers for Damages
John Thomas of Kansas City Missouri sues three Kansas City packing concerns in federal court for patent infringement alleging his livestock handling device and apparatus were used without permission. He seeks damages and an injunction to stop further use, asserting patent ownership and prior invention rights.
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John Thomas
Kansas City
Baw
Couyt
Phoraics
Schywarksebilt
Selshar
Ber
Frian
Sors Fuvier
Sand & Cy
Nees
Kansas Cit
Duc
Schwareschild
Kien
Kentucky Democratic Convention Drift and Candidate Showdown
Louisville report on the state Democratic convention draft and the three main candidates, Hardin, Stone, and Geibel, splitting support as tensions rise. Observers note Hardin leading in some sections while Stone and Geibel jockey for position, with no clear winner yet.
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Louisville
Ana Batine
Ted Euis
Geebel
Plague Ship Nippon Maru Arrives Under Quarantine
Plague ship Nippon Maru from Honolulu reaches San Francisco under quarantine orders. Passengers examined and health checks completed. officials report no symptomatic plague aboard. Authorities confirm no new cases on board as of arrival.
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San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Lance Peesen
Euey
Plaguy
K O P Train Ditching Tragedy Reported
Chicago and Indianapolis dispatches report a Knights of Pythias excursion train derailed on the Big Wour road near Danville. Several people are killed and injured as the train carrying Knights from Champaign to Danville for a celebration crashes, with cars overturned and the derailment causing severe damage.
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Chicago
Pythias
Big Wour Road
Danynie
Mls
Indianapolis
Thi
Porran
Eastern Divinias
Champaizn
Iisa
Danville
Hin
Husheres
Bland's Succession and Missouri Special Election
Governor Stephenson plans a September special election in Missouri's Fifth District to fill the Bland death vacancy. The race features Democratic candidates, with personal ties among rivals and a district fully engaged in the contest. In other news Helvetia Insurance of Zurich seeks Missouri approval to operate, with state insurance authorities guiding required fees and credentials.
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Lewis
James
Stephenevbrts
Missouri
Richard P Bland
Demincrate
Fidhth
Kansas
Helvetia Insurance Company
At. Gail
Switzerland
Commouniea
Udn
State Department of Insurance
Suster- Intendent Church
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South Africa
Cape
St James Ga
Rim
Aif Vie
Botoria
Jor Chamberlain
Binmliogtan
Ata
Great Britain
Tadbery
Oon Terupt
Ele
Ayedingien
Alfred Miliar
Cape Olan
Leon Adrien
Arkijper
Noers
Charmberlain Wit
Dan
South Afri
Cape Volons
Natal
Pacific
Bach
Bostin Herald
Vorenitz
Prince Luigi
Yukon
Belgium
Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Hull
Cape Charles
Ses Venee
Susan
M'Kinley
Vogenite
Raleigh
Colorado
J. B. Coghlan
Dewey
Scretary Alger
Fen Otis
Jessp
Orie
Kaneus
Kentucky
Nippon Maru
K.O. P
Bland
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