Race War Kills Many in Cananea At Copper Mine Clash
Reported at Cananea Mexico a riot over copper strikes leaves many Americans and Mexicans dead or wounded. Americans are barricaded in Col Greene s residence and a local church as unrest spreads. The article notes the Greene mines as key sources of copper wealth and a focal point of the conflict.
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Cananea
Col. W. C. Greene
Mexico
Greene
Maco
Ati
Canepet
Menkee
Mitre
W. C. Greene
Lita
Greene Company
Cananea Canefield Strife Forces U S Aid and Armament
A Cananea uprising over wage demands sparks clashes as dynamite and arson rage through the copper camp. Mexican and American factions clash. George Metcalf and others slain, property worth hundreds of thousands destroyed, and U S officials pledge aid as streets run with fear. Reports describe rapid troop mobilizations, trains evacuated, and Cananea burning including the Green company offices and a powder house.
Near Deal Reached as Conferees Trim Amendments
Fragmentary text indicates conferees narrow the agreement to two amendments. Details are unclear due to damaged source, but mentions Washington and railroad issues with governors or officials involved. Further clarification pending.
Passengers Panic in Subway Fire Disrupts Commute
Chaos erupted as a subway fire trapped travelers between stations. Several women fainted and alarms cried out while passengers struggled to exit or seek shelter. Investigators traced the incident to faulty equipment and questioned staff and witnesses about safety procedures and delays.
Conferees win on amendments to interstate commerce bill
The report details amendments debated by conferees on an interstate commerce bill. It notes revisions to prohibitions on passenger car use, oil pipe transport rules, and currency figures. A June financial summary shows national bank assets at 459 million with yearly and monthly increases.
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Alenuia
Interstate Communes Commission
Waallowton
Manly
Roosevelt Decides on Immediate Meat Inspection Legislation
Washington June 1 President Roosevelt moves to push immediate drastic meat inspection laws after a report by Commissioner Nell and Mr Reynolds on packing industry conditions. He plans to send the report to Congress and appear with a strong case for quick action, though public release is expected to risk industry opposition. The president seeks broader oversight for meats for domestic use and import controls.
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Washington
Roonevelt
Pully
Charles I. Nell
Commingianér
James Vs. Hepnolds
New York
Neidl
Reynoffin
Congress
Roosevalt
Nellang Atx
Floynotds
Ita
Packins
Beveridge
Intinaa
Foveridge
Principia
Wednworth
Otth
Toma
Agrinauural Committee
Dey Crifge
Mma Senate
Wadsworth
Neill
Reynalds
Jalaliem
Jockey Club Case Involving St Kaits and Charter Fees
An aged transcript reports a decision involving the Jockey Club at St Kaits regarding a charter and a 45,000 amount. The application for a fee for the elite women is noted, with costs awarded and trustees tasked to handle payments. The court questions the money allocation and the trustees duties.
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Jetessna Cmy
Cub
St. Kaits
Abel Jnionsine
Coinage Statement May 1901 Silent Accounts
WanlIineion Jaws V The monthly coinage Satelvony shows thin during May. The fiscal totals record $961 and detail partial coin output including a single salion piece for the Rovers Wilt Mexten.
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WanlIneion
Rovers
Senator Stone Attacks Panama Canal Material Bill
Senator Stone contends the bill to empower the President to buy canal materials abroad is useless and could push procurement to foreign sources. He warns the impulse risks vast corruption funds backing Republican donors and calls for public credibility and restraint while urging caution about executive powers. Major Bruno remarks align with resistance to quiet approval of foreign purchases.
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Washington
Aldrighapagne
Daskage
File Revolution
United States
Panama Canal
Stone
Canal Maeral
America
Fonda
Colonie
Brono
Accratary
War Bad
Route of U S T Parade Planned by Committee
General committee approves parade route with large attendance anticipated. Procession will move from Brigham to Washington avenue then to the Opera House, where events conclude, with strong support from northern residents and leading citizens.
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Foront Balon Benet
Waahingian Avenue
Waenkinigun Avenue
Bighiensh —Ontreet
Coulet
Fashington
Opera Houwe
Boosaene
J Brigham
Strighamsted
Frances Ly
Emly Ahlighae
Arcee
Hla
Washington
Jented Hirt
Seterlay
Neyo
Lorene
The President’s handling of ship purchases criticized
A fragments filled with bold rhetoric accuses the President of mismanaging ship purchases. It cites buying American ships at far higher costs than foreign options, alleges overcharges, and portrays congressional attempts to restrain the President as a moral test of governance. The piece rails against fiscal looting and criticizes the administration’s policy shifts.
JUROR OUT HORT TNE JURY OUT HORT TNE
New York June 1 Josephine Terranovic was acquitted of the murder of her aunt Concetta Higgle. She was remanded on the charge of murdering her uncle killed at the same time. The district attorney Bly failed to secure a conviction on the second charge. The jury reached a verdict in sixteen minutes after court adjourned. The crowd outside Tombs cheered and waved handkerchiefs as she left. Prosecution surprised by the verdict and noted the defense testimony did not prove first degree murder beyond a reasonable doubt.
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New York
Josephine Terranovic
Concetta Higgle
Noswer
Auorney Bly
Airy
Rust
Bridge of Sighs
Lenulog Jie
Suntyn Seowix
Justitier
Wiles
Supreme Court declares Missouri fraternal insurer forfeiture ruling
The Supreme Court en banc reverses a lower court ruling in a case involving the Mary Vesor and the Knights of Pythias lodge. It concerns a Methodist fraternal insurer, the death of a husband in 1895, and a 95 326.27 judgment, with questions of monthly payments and stocklike reserves.
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Jatterton Cy. de
Autreme Court
Bmparinnes le
Miasouri Ani Aevera
United States
Mary Svesor
Supreme Lodgs Koigirls
Pythias
Judgmant
Yes
PattersonNastville Candidate Nominated for Governor at Democratic State Convention
Nastville candidate for governor, a Brampus representative, was nominated by the state Democratic convention after days of tumult at political gatherings. The fight between Patterson and Cox dominated the convention, with Cox defeated on adjournment. A separate note from Wenhingles mentions a 3500, as part of a public building and treasury rebuilding item.
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Nastville
Jung
Datcetes
Peterson
Brampus
Democratia Conantion
Uo Olor Beme
Noouldaraton
Teonasses
Hercely
Italy
Jlo
Cox
FASCO
Irasuucy Ac & Srandenn
Madrid Wedding Fete Turns to Tragedy and Fear
Reports from Madrid describe a royal wedding day overshadowed by violence and alarms. Fireworks lit the sky as the king and queen appeared, but reports of an explosion and ensuing arrests dominated. Authorities vow strict measures as mournful public sentiment follows the tragedy.
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Madrid
Popitinca
Alfonso
Puerto del Bol
Segovia
Rocket
Rene Randies
Erin
Ahoney
Avery Coort
Apootadle
Llamorrow
Voral Carriege
Tee Byer
Tokee
Orderers
S Roncourm
Emmatery
Heneru
Prince Ford'sand
Bavaris
Toréea
Bohalt
Viatoria
Yordiio
Toya
Ald Ahem
Ha Ako
Prenduegast
Arturts
Somber Senate Blamed If Statehood Fails Amid Debate
Fragmented, partial text outlines a political clash over statehood. Mentions Senate accountability and tension between speakers and committees. Vague references to a vote, a speaker, and potential concessions hint at a legislative stalemate and bargaining during a contentious session.
Indictment Annulled in Tax and Byway Case
A court annulled the indictment involving alleged tax and bylaw violations tied to a local merchant operation. The decision references technical provisions and regulatory actions, with further proceedings anticipated as parties review the ruling.
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Wermastio
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Ofhnelty
Awedan
Arizona Agers
Daylak
Birbee
Nera
Heed Sen
Srateds
Li Iz
Mexias
Mi Cazanes
Sirckn
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Assier
George Melcatt
Anil
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Biro
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Bie Vista
Moxicana
Greeny Company
Sonora
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Neco
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Fix
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State Department
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Cain
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Taber
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Lew York
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Jemorean
Seattle
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Roosevelt
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Marci
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Shipa
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Alo
Juwa America Suips
Thean
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Norvicg
Mir. Blone
Callatind
Aholter
Heresty
Josephine Terranova
Taaldine
Ben Lang
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Weber
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Leket
Puget Sound Canal
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Puget Sand
Senate
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Ranmeiien
Faterriien
Outasoma
Hentai
GkiaTioma City
Tax
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