Five States Said to Plan Coal Strike Across Regions
Reports from Presburg and Columbus claim a broad miners strike is being organized across five states, with a schedule setting tolls and a potential work stoppage. Officials deny any unified action, while Patrick Dern of the Pittsburgh district declines knowledge of such a plan and stresses no decisive meeting testimony.
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Presburg
Solvers” Association
Ae Atternoor
Columbus
Ghia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Thin
Pennsylva
Nia Patrick Dern
Pittshareistrict
Dietlime
Bam
Columbur
Menrae
Michael
Elu
Ohio
Dr Gunsaulus III to be moved to sanitarium in Michigan
Dr Frank Cuncinius, pastor at Plymouth Church and head of the Ariour dnaticae, has been seriously ill since returning two months ago from New York where it was alleged he arranged to become the pastor of the head wap thernaci. He has been removed to the sanitarium at Alma, Michigan, as doctors deem necessary.
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Michigan
Chicago
Frank Cuncinius
Plymouth
Conaresnthiml
Ariour Dnaticae
New Cork
Thernaci
Alma
Appointment of General Woodford Sparks Spanish Tension
The Pall Mall Gazette reports United States minister Woodford's arrival in Spain amid rising agitation. The article suggests possible Upland command changes, signaling potential U.S. and Spanish adjustments, with wariness over concessions and the chance of intervention if peace talks fail.
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Woodford
Tendon
Pall Mall Gazette
Funeral services for Herean and Van Ener set for Grace tomorrow
Funeral services for Herean and Van Ener, who died at Christ hospital after an operation, will be held at Grace tomorrow afternoon. The body will lie in a vault at Palmer's Undertaking Establishment before final shipment to Rioldhewith in New York. Van Laer, aged, leaves a wife and several children and came from New York to work with Mr HF Ball in the Heal Estate Trust Company.
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Herean
New York
HF Ball
Heal Estate Trust Company
New York State
Governor Leedy Shocked by Donation Letter Image
Governor Leedy received a copy of a donation request from Iris Lon Stier of Wichita accompanying a photograph of Miller and his wife and their triplets born June 21. The letter names Sedgwick County officials and requests funds to support Miller family’s needs. The governor, amused by the McKinley references, forwards the matter to party officials for consideration.
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Leedy Todal
Iris Lon Stier
Wichita
Miller
State House
Qashnghe Diller
Sedewick
Binmelf
William McKinley
Allison McKinley
Ida Saxton Mii
McKinley
Nally
Cy le
Jan’ Ur Callman Simpaon
Fépublican
Kotemor
Keneas
Peps
Dissected body parts found miles apart in New York City
Two boys discovered the lower trunk part at One Hundred and Seventy-Sixth Street and Undercliffe Avenue, wrapped in oilcloth. The upper trunk was found in East River near Eleventh Street. Autopsy showed two heart area stab wounds and injuries suggesting the victim was alive during the attack.
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New York
Lune
One Hundred and Seventy-Sixth Street
Undercliffe Avenue
Jennie
East River
O/Hanlon
Jon
O'Han Jon
Prisoners Shackled for Penitentiary Transfer Amid Trials
Sheriff Hepley of Indy moved inmates to the penitentiary as Harry Stoops faced appeals after his conviction for immoral conduct involving Marjory Wallace in Chicago. Colvin Hayes and several others were allowed to remain in Topeka pending further action. Witness accounts allege threats and coercion connected to the case, with additional prisoners named for various offenses and sentences.
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Rient
Pepitentiacy
Hepley Indy
Harry Stoops
Chicago
Marjory Wallace
Supreme Court
Colvin Hayes
Ththticnkons Memhrant
Topeks
Harry Stomps
Une
Marjery Wallace
Wes
Hazen
Stunick
Jobe Jubileon
Hn Kelly
Sears
Bargbittelgoun
Ohio Democrats at Columbus Open Free Silver Convention
Ohio Democrats meet in Columbus to back free silver and McLean for U S Senate amid bitter governor race. Contests rage over Welty Chapman and Sorg aligned candidates while Silver Republicans press for lieutenant governor spot. Platform accuses Hanna led Republicans of corruption and calls for immediate Cuban belligerent rights, coinage reform, and anti surplus currency policy.
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Columbus
al- Foor
Jno
Lawrence T Neal
McKinney
John Farley
Guide Standard
McLean
Twiert T. Hoagh
Paul J. Surg
Camp del
Joseph Duillie
Cleveland
Sorg
John C. Welty
Horace L. Chapman
McLean Tn
Hough
Melaan
Kenefor
Lawrence T. Neal
Cinrinnati
Pllver
Leutenant
Hicket
Bryan
Sewall
Melegnies
Demuerscy
Ohio
Conventon
Arraigna
Republican Party
Marcus Alonzo Hanna
le Ballet
Mane
McKinsey
Reater Hanna
Republican National Committee
Ohie
United States
Obie
Wenipfree
Thomas Jefferson
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Republic of Cuba
Hana
Congress
Ghia
Urleans
RT Housh
D. D. Donovan
Welty
Chapman
Donovan
Dart -Beater
Chicago
Hrice
Carlisle
Washington
Melean
McConville
Cincinnati
Corwolus
Old Mose Hoey dies in Delirium at 60
William H. Hoey known as Old Mose and creator of the parlor match persona died in New York City at the home of his mother in law after a long delirium and refusal to eat. His career spanned vaudeville with Evans and Bryant and musical comedy with Minnie and Lena French. A brain disease two years earlier ended his stage work.
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New York
William H. Hoey
Mose
Mr. Hoy
United States
Charles Evans
Nosy
Bryant
Evans
Huey
Minnie
Lena French
Spd Wis
Chuck
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Judge Halts South Dakota Maximum Rate Law
Omaha report notes U S district Judge Casland in Sioux Falls issued an order restraining the South Dakota railroad commission from enforcing the maximum rate law passed by the late legislature. Hearing held at Sioux Falls prompted by actions of several rail lines including Chicago Northwestern and Great Northern among others.
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Omaha
Casland
South Dakota District United States Court
Railroad Commission
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Chicago & Northwestern
St. B
Great Northern
Frémont
Elktigun
Missouri Valley
G St. P
Snow falls in Virginia in June shock residents
Remarkable weather in Caroline County Virginia on June 29 reports a snow-like phenomenon in the sky. Moncuré, a prominent county man, notes a cloud of snowy particles appeared about twenty feet above ground and melted before reaching the earth as observers watched from a house porch.
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Caroline County
Richmond
Virginia
Ewc. Moncuré
Sore
BeLOIT School Affairs Mrs Phoebs Baer New Superintendent
The state board of charities appoints Mrs Phoebe Baer of Baldwin City as superintendent of the Iris Industrial School at Melott with a staff including Bile Helix Swift seamstress Milus dia ale Vannoy and Mary Curry. Baer manages the farm after her husband’s death and is described as educated and capable.
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Phoebs Baer
Baldwin
State Board of Charities
Iris
Melott
Phoebe Baer
Baldwin City
Holseleeper
Bile Helix Swift
Mound City
Milus Diaale Vannoy
Tribune
Mary Curry
Salina
Mra Baer
Taldwin
Court blocks Kansas bid to shut Met Life insurers
Judge Foster holds state cannot force foreign insurers out of Kansas and that McNall cannot revoke licenses to Metzropolitan Life and related Hillman New York Life and Connecticut Mutual cases. Decision lets Metropolitan and others continue to operate. appeal to higher court expected in St Louis. involvement by Insurance Department and McNall noted with limited further action.
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United States
Foster
Webb McNall
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
McNall
Little
David Overmyer
Bir
Overmyer
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
St. Louis
Te Wilder
MecNel
Poster
Ie Miust
Pendine
New York Life
New York Mutual
Connecticut Mutual
Kansas
Kansas City
Hillmen
Webb Afchall
Willring
Judan Caldwell
Sanborn and
Thayer
St Louis
Tim
Sree
McIall
Judes Poater
Hoth
Hyerculd
Gircuit
Judeo Foster
Supreme Court of the United States
J. W. Gleed
Hillman
Snyder
Sait
J. 5. Johns
Shawnee Circuit
Jas
Judge Foster Decision Draws Varied Insurance Reactions
In court, Judge Foster's ruling prompts praise and caution. Attorneys note potential impact on McNall related notes and appeal rights. Critics say the decision aligns with U S Supreme Court trends, while supporters urge obedience and focus on appellate review.
Tramp movement threads West toward Pacific coast
Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat reports about 15,000 tramps marching west from Kansas, moving in four divisions toward the Pacific coast. Tramps raid farms for clothing and food, sparking railroad guards on the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific lines. A tramper Bailey was killed in Salina by brakeman Callahan, who allegedly kicked him from the brake beam. The group, led by reports from James Wright, seeks work in irrigated western valleys, with some aiming for Debs’ Washington utopia.
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Globe-Democrat
Denver
Col
Keneas
Union Pacific
Missouri Paite
Bailey
Salina
Callahan
James Wright
Topeka
Railway
Windsor
Colorado
Pacific
Christian Endeavor
Debs
New Haven
Washington
Kattan
Waverly
Kan
Bannocks on a Raid Prompt Troops to Idaho Scene
Three hundred Bannock Indians have broken away from the Fort Hall reservation in Idaho. Settlers fear for safety as Governor Steunenberg appeals for protection and telegraphs Washington for aid. The War Department has been asked to send troops to the area.
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Ft. Hall Reservation
Fort Washington
Fort Mall
Idaho
Steuneberg
Washington
War Department
One Member Board Leaves Kansas Public Works in Flux
The state board of public works has dwindled to one member, Michael Heery of Topeka, a Democrat, who now runs the board. Sol Miller is dead and John Seaton resigns for the second time. Morrill’s governorship first saw Seaton resign, but the document was not acted upon. Seaton’s resignation was accepted by Governor Leedy with no replacements made and no appropriations approved for maintenance.
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State Board of Public Works
Michael Heery
Topeka
Sol Miller
John Seaton
Neelena
E. N. Morrill
Seaton
Leedy
Fale
The President at Canton Fourth Visit Plans
The president plans to travel to Canton Ohio to visit his mother for a few days with Mrs McKinley likely accompanying him. Secretary of State and Mrs Day may join. They depart Friday on the regular Pennsylvania train, arriving Saturday morning. They will remain through the Fourth and return Monday or Tuesday evening. An informal cabinet dinner is planned Thursday night for cabinet members and their wives.
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Old Home
Washington
Canton
Ohio
McKinsey
Gypsum Rock Made Dutiable at Two Dollars a Ton
Washington dispatch reports gypsum rock from the free list made subject to a two dollar per ton duty. The note also advertises Ralston Health Yeast as pure and best on the market with no mention of pests.
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Washington
Ralston Health
Ralston Health Yeast
A Royal Lion to Lead Great Santa Fe Procession
A royal lion will head the Santa Fe procession this fall as the centerpiece of the Silver Jubilee road show. Negotiations for the animal have not begun, but the feature is expected to be the most striking element of the event.
Topeka Young Men Train Lion for Santa Fe Parade
Three Topeka men own a lion bought from Wichita and planned for the Santa Fe celebration parade. The cub, sickly at birth but now stronger, will be shown in a windmill display at George Stankieh's drug store. They paid 30 and expect about 1000 after forty years of care and training.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
Wichita
McNamara
Carl Foulks
Archie Williama
Arthur Mills
George Stankieh
Foulkes
Aml
Ives
Bain
Drowned Passengers Believed Lost After Aden Steamer Sinking
The Indian government steamer Artie, departing Yokohama April 25, carrying 24 passengers from China and Japan plus crew, was wrecked near Aden. Nine crew and four passengers saved. many aboard missing. Weather worsened. rescue parties and local authorities report all recovered remains. Also notes Leavenworth Encampment tent relief plan set for June 22.
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Aden
China
Japan
Ter Olfierra
Aden'e
Anv
Aed
Pereone
Mayo
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Gov. Leedy
Stoops
Lansing
Kitehell
ES Marbure
M’lean
Democrats of
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Nebraska Railroad Commissioners
Snow Falls
Beloit School Affairs
California
Suimmere
City
M'Nall
Webb MecNall
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Hillmon Companies
Attorness
BIG Story
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