Bank holdup at Belle Fourche fought by deputies
Five masked robbers entered the Butte County bank in Belle Fourche and demanded cash. A firefight with pursuing officers near Deadwood left Walter Gay wounded and Thomas Day captured. the bandits escaped with less than 75 dollars as police closed in at Three V ranch.
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Omaha
Neb
Bee
Deadwood
Butte County
Belle Fourche
Walter Gay
Gay& Sons
Thomas Day
Three V Ranch
Arthur Marble
Re-elected commander and varied week in politics
John B. Gordon wins unanimous reelection as Confederate Veterans general commander. Des Moines hosts 400 delegates at the populist state convention with C. V. Holley named temporary chair. push for Free Coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Senate considers Hawaiian annexation and related papers.
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John B. Gordon
The
Confederate Veterans
Des Moines
Iowa
C. V. Holley
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Foraker
Davis
Morgan
Lucky Star
Fort Steele
Donald McKay
John M. Burke
Francis McLelland
St. Vans Capitalists
Spokane Horsemen
Longini & Thomas
Mankato
Minn
A. W. ©. Weeks
General Weaver
Democrats
Union of All Free Silver
F. E. White
Keokuk
B. A. Plummer
Winnebago County
Supreme Court
L. (. Kinne
Polk County
8. B. Gray
Dallas County
G. F. Rhinehart
Jasper County
Senate approves twenty percent ad valorem tariff on hides
In Washington the Senate advanced the tariff bill by approving a new 20 percent ad valorem duty on hides replacing the earlier one cent per pound. The vote was 39 to 20 with Rawlings, a Democrat, and several populists and silver Republicans opposing. Discussion touched on trusts, particularly the sugar trust, and other paragraphs on gloves iron ore live animals and stained glass windows.
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Delphia
Siemens Halskell Electric Company
Chicago
Topeka
Kan
House of Commons
Beckett
Hawaii
United States
Brussels
Dhanis
Nile
Baron Dhanis
Congo Free State
Soudan
Galena
Ed Martin
John Dobson
Claude ‘Tuttle
Martin
AL Anderson
Arapahoe
Fort Douglas
Utah
Buffalo
Springfield
Frank Taylor
John
Dallas County
Philadelphia
Parl Riser
Dayton
Ohio
Eddie Bald
Tom Cooper
South End
Senor Sagasta
Liberal Party
Cuba
Spain
Count von Henckel
Planckernickel
Hamburg
Gomez
General Weyler
Manzanillo
Philippine Customs
Pelloux
Angel
Constantinople
Theniversity of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Johnny
Pacer
Napoleon
W. H. Barnes
Sioux City
Lowa
Senate
Washington
Finance Committee
Smith
Senator Allen
Rawlings
Messrs. Caffery
Lindsay
Hoar
Fawcett Is Mayor Of Tacoma Victory By Supreme Court
Olympia June 24 The state supreme court ordered Pierce county superior court to declare Angelo V Fawcett duly elected mayor of Tacoma. Relator Edwards Orr had charged usurpation and ballot miscount. The lower court ousted Fawcett but the high court reversed. Accidentally Shot Himself Idaho June 24 Henry Whittle shot knee when revolver dropped striking just below the right knee while fishing near North York and transported to Wallace hospital.
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Olympia
Wash
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
Pierce County
Angelo V. Fawcett
Tacoma
Orr
Angelo
Fawcett
Eagle City
Idaho
Henry Whittle
Wallace
North York
Abduction Mystery Nabs Downey Woman From Bed
Miss Mavis of Downey, daughter of respectable residents, was chloroformed and carried from her bedroom by an unknown man who climbed through a window. Found at daylight dazed several miles away, she cannot describe her abductor as a large posse with bloodhounds hunts the surrounding countryside.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Downey
Mavis
Young Lady Shot by Burglar in Redbud
Miss Lillian Blais aged 21 of Redbud is shot above the heart when a bearded burglar entered her home on Sunday night. She screamed as the intruder searched her father’s clothes and fired a pistol at her. Bloodhounds have been set on the robber’s trail.
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Redbud
Lillian Blais
Miss Blais
Bryan Will Stamp Nebraska in 1896 Campaign
Silver Democrats urge fusion with Silver Republicans and Populists for the fall race. Bryan will stump the state as the Nebraska state central committee reports encouragement across the state. Bryan met the committee at dinner but no speeches were given.
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Denver
the Times
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska State Central Committee of
Silver Democrats
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Fire at Seven Story Factory in New York Injures One
A blaze at a seven story manufacturing building at Laight and Greenwich streets drove out 300 workers. All escaped unharmed except one man who jumped from a window and was badly injured. Principal tenant was lamp maker W Ek Dietz. Dreyfus liquor store occupied part of the building. Loss estimated at 500000. Lightning kills four at convict camp in Georgia. 10 dying and 20 escaped after panic. Total prisoners about 150 from state penitentiary.
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Federal Council
Paris
Edward Dean Cooke
Mlinois
Washington
Cooke
Iowa
Prince of Wales
Princess Victoria of Wales
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Laight
Greenwich Streets
New York
W. F E. Dietz
Greenwich
W. Ek. Dietz
Dreyfus’ Wholesale
Dakota
Here
Grees Bros
State Penitentiary
Worshiped a False God Enshrined Image at Debating Society
Henry Clay Debating Society of Oakland discovered for a year a portrait believed to honor Daniel Webster was actually a likeness of Henry Clay's rival. The steel engraving hung in the main room, admired by hundreds, until board members removed it after the mix up. A new picture was purchased and secrecy kept until a speech revealed the incident.
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Henry Clay Debating Society of
Oakland
Daniel Webster
Clay
Board of Directors
Guy D. Reynolds
Henry
San Francisco Chronicle
Renaissance fabric blends waste into new goods in France
A French manufacturer at Cours transforms cotton and wool waste from rags, hair, silk refuse, and dust into a material named renaissance. It is used for coverlets, rugs, curtains, and furnishing fabrics, with growing demand in Brazil as factories expand in Cours. The piece also notes social critiques and statistič data on marriage and divorce from Prussia and Würtemberg.
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France
Cours
Brazil
Conrs
Steen
A Larse Magazine on the Train Pages
A reader reports buying a 200 page magazine on a train today claiming an unusually large issue. The New York Tribune notes readers found substantial reading matter in this edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadzooks
New York Tribune
To be Expected Laugh Lines From the Press
A witty exchange notes Miss Flitters and a bachelor girl with Grimshaw replying through the New York Truth and Sketch. The remark mocks parlors versus drawing rooms in dental offices, hinting at satirical banter about rooms and manners.
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Askins
Miss Flitters
Grimshaw
New York
Races Run With Prosthetic Limbs At Cripples Meet
New York on June 28 report from the Railroad Cripples Association annual field day shows athletes competing in events for entries with artificial legs and arms. Kennedy wins the one mile walk with artificial legs, Hasty takes the 100 yards dash with one leg, Ridgeway the one mile bicycle with one arm, Hair the bicycle race with one artificial leg, Gallagher wins the hurdles event, Bureson the two leg walk, and Gallagher also wins the broad jump with one leg.
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Hartrond Crippies
New York
Banker's Teld
Railroad Cripples’ Association
Kennedy
J.J. Hasty
Ridgeway
G. G. Hair
A. Gallagher
H. Bureson
J. A. Gallagher
Bookkeeper Charged In Embezzlement Case In San Francisco
A warrant accuses Theodore Figel, bookkeeper for the firm linked to the late Rothchild partner, of four counts of embezzlement. Figel surrendered at the city prison after a 700 PM arrival, with a $12000 bond. Authorities anticipate further embezzlement charges and forgery, and a possible murder charge in the night’s case.
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San Francisco
Rothchild
Isaae
Miners Die In Labrar Mines Rockfall Tragedy
In Valparaiso on June 20, a rock collapse at Labrar mines in Ata cama province kills twenty six miners. Rescue and inquiry actions follow as authorities assess causation and safety lapses.
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Valparaiso
Labrar
Atacama
Deputy Sheriff Fatally Shot in Leadville
Thomas Bohannan killed Deputy Thomas Fahey in Leadville Colorado. A dying Fahey identified Bohannan and his wife as involved. Fahey said Bohannan handed the revolver to Lee Bohannan before the fatal shot was fired.
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Leadville
Colu
Thomas Fahey
Lee Bohannan
MD Bohannan
Lee Hoheannan
Kidney Troubles and Public Testimonies for Lydia E. Pinkham
Women share relief from kidney pain backache and leucorrhea after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. Mrs Mace Ports Cincinnati and Mrs EB Monron Philadelphia report weight gain improved appetite and overall vitality. Linman Camren Florida cites back pain irregular menses and rapid relief after first bottle.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Mace Ports
Kauffman St
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Monron
Hopkins St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Linman Camren
St. Andrew's Bay
Fla
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Cadets Appointed at US Military Academy
About 50 cadets were named for the next class year at the United States Military Academy including Philip H. Sheridan son of General Sheridan who is listed as a cadet at large. Mrs J J Northcott of Windsor Ontario Canada praises Piso Cure for lung and chest diseases.
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J. J. Northcott
Windsor
Ont
Canada
Washington
United States Military Academy
Philip H. Sheridan
General Sheridan
Anti-Jag cure claimed for drunkenness in ad
An advertisement touts Anti-Jag as a cure for drunkenness, described as a disease. It claims the anti alcohol effect is secret and can be added to tea or coffee. Readers are urged to mail one dollar to Renova Chemical Co. for delivery with directions.
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Burke Morsell
Prussia
Wurtemburg
Boston Advertiser
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Jannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of
America
Boweht
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Cheuk H. Megha
Renova Chemical Co
Broadway
New York
Tailors Locked Out as Contractors Ignore New Pact
New York June 27. A large number of tailors and shops closed after contractors reportedly ignored the new agreement. About 400 contractors employing 14 000 to 15 000 workers are said to have laid off staff. Leader Schoenfeldt calls the claim a lie, while a vast crowd remains idle at the tailors' headquarters amid fear of renewed unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Tailors
Clothing Contractors’ Association
Schoenfeldt
Tailors
Schillings Best Tea Contest Promises Cash Prizes
A large advertisement promotes Schilling's Best tea with a $1000 prize for the missing word and extra prizes for ticket submissions. The ad mentions monthly rules and that the tea is available at grocers.
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Schilling
Apex Group of Mines Sold in King County
Dill man of Spokane buys the Apex group of mines on Money Creek in King county from R. J. Brown for a price of $20,000. The sale was announced in Seattle Washington on June 29.
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Seattle
Wash
L. ©. Dillman
Spokane
R. J. Brown
Apex Group of Mines
Money Creek
King County
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Spruce
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Paria
Latin Monetary Union
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Boston & Montana Mining Company
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Wood's Hall
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Atlantic
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Connecticut
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William J. Bryan
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William K. M. Ryan
Thomas 8. Davis
George A. Black
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Coeur d'Alene
John Leonard
Colfax
Supreme Court of the United States
G. W. Houghton
Gen
Agt
Helena, Mont
Townsend and
Hassel
Dewell & McDonald's
Montana
Townsend
White Sulphur Springs Stage Co
G. W. Gilman, M. D
P. C. Hall
Center Broadway
Mont
Herman Berg
Townsend, Mont
E.h.goodman
C. H. Baldwin
Attorney At Law
J. E. Kanouse
A. K. Prescot
N. Main St
Montana Central Tiarnant
Aurpur
Helena
Norman Tripp
Herman Sperling
Henry Heneberg
E. F. McRae
Town Bend
Pine Street
C. A. Wilder
Wentist
South Side Broadway
William Perrett
Sacred Heart Hospital
Alice Burkey
Perrett
State Supreme Court
Nebraska
Debating Society
Webater
Chile
Thomas Pahes
Clix Injaries
Lydia EH
Erie Medical
Dr. Darrin
Darrin
Droggiata
Locel Ee Ela
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