Americans Win in the German Races
In a Kiel era event on June 22, Midshipman Stephen C. Rowan led American entries to victory in a dual triangle race. Ensign Steel’s Fuse of the cruiser San Francisco won the warship class prize, while German hulls and British craft contested the lead and protests over the award. On June 29 the US squadron hosted a guest list aboard the Kearsarge with German officers and Americans, amid yacht and liaison talks involving Mr. Armour and Emperor Wilhelm on the Hohenzollern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm der Gross
Bules Nagshin Kearsarge
Henry OC. Mustin
Mustin
Hodrit
Herr Guil- Ieanme
Clara
Cively
Kiel
United States
Kearsarge
Meyer
Ambnaxendor
Italy
Emperor Willam
Hohenzollern
Agin
Armour
Government Yard
Reichstag Ballot Yields Eighty-One Socialist Members
The final Saturday reballots elected Oma Richter Radical and one member of the Bavarian Peasants' League. The new Reichstag tally includes Clements 102, Socialists 81, Conservatives 62, Tree Conservatives 10, National Liberals 51, Hichter Radicals 21, Balt Radicals 9, South German Railroade 6, Poles 16, Anti-Sanites 4h, Agrarians 7, Hanoverians 3, Danes 1, Independent 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rein
Tine
Treivlisliag
Oma Richter
Bavarian Peasants’ League
Reichstag
Clements
Hichter
Little English Girl on a Long Journey Alone
New York reports Dorothy Rice of Hereford England aged about nine begins a transcontinental voyage alone after four years apart from her parents. Reunited with her mother and father in Seattle via a Liverpool to New York steamer, the child travels to Washington state escorted by a railroad office guide, amid a 9,000 mile odyssey sparked by her grandmother’s care and her parents’ Klondike separation story.
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New York
Dorothy Rice
Hereford
Liverpool
Bdaille
Wash
Bezince
Twughinddor
Klondike
Seattle
Dorothy
Lawyer Convicted in Franklin Syndicate Money Case
Robert A. Amison, attorney for William T. Miller of the Franklin Syndicate, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in State Prison not less than four nor more than four and a half years. He was convicted of receiving stolen money linked to Miller, who is serving a ten year sentence and was the chief witness. The judge denied motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Ammon
Franklin Syndicate
Robert A. Amison
William T. Miller
Stite's
Ammon
Kranklin
Cong
Miller
Derome
Maredon
Jdge Newburger
Saigon
Offtenaon
Methodist Unite in Honor of John Wesley Anniversary
A two day tercentenary tribute marks the birth of John Wesley by the New England Conference Methodists. Speakers include Bishop Fowler of Buffalo and Rev A C Carman of Canada with leaders from Canada Scotland England and the United States contributing remarks to the solemn program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Wesley
New Enyghend
Waucher
Methodist Church
Serle Amelia
Wheelfarts
Fowfer
Buffalo
Wishop
Gene R. Hundricks
Kansas
Gil
Yin South
A.C. Carman
Canada
Haya
Werley
Tey
Cxraviary
Hendricks
Geo. Jacknon
Mdinburgh
Scotland
W. Jo Mattalionx
New Ungland
Fowler
Collision in the North Sea injures and damages vessels
A chaotic account from a New York observer describes a collision off Juinkirk involving a Yankee yacht and a steamer near North Sea waters. The yachtsman reports near-misses, evasive maneuvers, and damage to the upper forks while the steamer sustained hull damage above the waterline. Weather fog and reduced speed contributed to the near disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ghawana
Atlisny
V. Arman
Walerslow
North Sea
Juinkirk
Qurl
Caltiaiogs
North Seas
Negroes Urged to Arm Themselves In Wilmington Meeting
In Wilmington a sensational sermon by Rev. M. W. Whorton spurred calls for Black self defense. He urged armament and an indignation meeting at Odd Fellows temple to discuss protection and community interests amid rising tensions. local leaders warned against disturbance and sought to abandon the plan if trouble arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
M. W. Whorton
M. i
Odd Fellows Temple
Lightning strikes Ohio church in New Concord death
A Chronicle dispatch from Innesville Ohio reports a lightning strike hit the Presbyterian church at New Concord, killing A. A. Alexander, injuring his young daughter and organist Rose Paden. Nearby Clovis Allison sustained a torn trouser and ripped boot. Several children received minor injuries.
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Chicago
The
Chronicle
Innesville
New Concord
A. A. Alexander
S Lim
Migs Rose Paden
Clovis Allison
Arrest in McCann murder case expands investigation
St Louis, June 20. Asa Mitchell, claiming to be a watch company agent, was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the McCann murder. He admits friendship with Basvington, now under arrest for murder, and acknowledges writing a note on June 22 to Barrington. Sheriff Mencken suspects the two knew the missing husband and notes the German accent of Barrington as a key detail in the unfolding case.
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St. Louie
Asa Mitchell
Mc Cann
Mitchell
Basvington
Barrington
Fred
Tam
McCannta
Slencken
St. Louis County
Vile
Barrington ‘Lp
Slaleanent
McCann
Bonfil’s
Mergue
Mencken
Ratringlan
Germany
Aigi-Ua
Railroad to Salt Lake on paper expands to Nevada firm
San Francisco June 2 The Western Pacific Construction Company incorporated in Nevada with a capital of 90000 aims to build the Beckwith Pass transcontinental line toward Salt Lake. W J Bartnett says the firm was created to expedite construction, aligning with Gould Harriman interests, surveying teams are in California and Nevada, roads to cross Beckwith Pass and reach near Winnemucca en route to Salt Lake City.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Western Pacific Construction Company
Western Pacific Company
Salt Lake
W. J. Bartnett
Aga6
Lau
Gould
Balt Lake
George Gould
California
Harriman
Western Pacific
Beckwith Pass
Winnemucca
Vile
Sagebrush
Thorked to Passing at Brooklyn Restaurant in June
A June incident in New York City reports Thomas Thornby, a butcher, choking at a Brooklyn restaurant after a meal. He suddenly collapsed while dining. waiters and bystanders tried to help, but he died. Authorities recovered the body from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Thorn
Iby, & Butcher
Brooklyn
Idanen Thornby
Consular Appointments Announced by President
Washington reports on June 20 listing several consular promotions and new posts. Names include Miron Tourgee named consul general at Halifax, Urban Ledoux as consul at Bordeaux, William Harrison Bradley at Manchester, and William P. Smith at Tinsall. Also noted are appointments for Guadeloupe, Three Rivers Camila, Threnngo Mexico, Durango Mexico, with transfers and other postings across Europe and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sadays ‘Mirion W. Tourger
New York
Halifax
N.S
My. Tourgee
Urban J. Ledoux
Maing
Vengul Ab
Bordeaux
Wiliam Harrison Bradley
Winsia
Manchester
England
William P. Smith
Miasquri
Ennaul
Tinsall
Totti
Ayine
Nowy
Onastl
Guadeloupe
We Ts
Vara
Heovdl
Jao Berghols
Br Comaul
Three Hivers
Camila
Grorge B. Andersen
The
Diatria
Columbia
Threnngo
Mexiin
Gimdaloupi
Walter C. Mina
Pentsylvania
Conan Wh Hull
Ands Ac Leroy
Michigan
Ea Coat
Durango
Mex
Tesington and White Legal Dispute In Turbulent Proceedings
The fragment notes attorney Hromedy for dottamt White, with Altomay Byrd mentioned in a petition. A wary court scene unfolds as Mr French addresses the paramora and Anter Walloon stands by, while a claim of proving another person is referenced amid tangled testimony.
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Tesington
Kyn -Mate
Tid
Altomay Byrd
Peaseettion
French
Rink
Maver
Regalsn Hoboken Fire Commemoration for Sailors in Hoboken
Fifteen hundred sailors from Bremen and Naming ships in port join the Longshoremen's Union of Hoboken to mark the three year anniversary of the Hoboken docks fire. Six bands from German ships parade to the cemetery and place flowers on the graves of sailors who died in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nifteen Hundendt
Bremen Und
Stock Dividends Raise Attention Across Industries
New York on June 21 reports that dividend disbursements will be higher than last year, driven by rail, industrial, and banking companies. Total disbursements may reach about 8137,000,000 when adjustments for rate changes and payable dividends are accounted for, with many companies issuing new stock and awaiting payments in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thorn
Dannary
Elias of UI
Ingelord Jxsmen
Severe Gainsquare Report From Chi Moos Ka Province
An unusual severe event is reported in Eangelli, Chi Moos Ka province. Details remain unclear as investigators scramble to verify the circumstance and impact. Local authorities urge cautious reporting until more information surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivtherjipal
Eangelli
Province
Chi
Jockey Injured in Sudden Ride Incident
A 16 year old jockey Addict Walsh, star rider for We C. Daly, was riding when his horse bolted causing a fall. Frightened by a passing motorcycle, Walsh sustained injuries and required medical attention as the crowd reacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walsh
C. Daly
Saxtabiel
Wadia
Alenek
Heavy immigration report from New York outlines ship arrivals
Report notes a surge of immigrants landing Sunday including Aine Shhyaroneota and tmigranta. Describes their origins Tay and nearby routes. Mentions medical officers’ careful inspections and a Cove crimeit notice via European agents about ill and pauper passengers being shipped.
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New York
Thea Wun
Uatrip
Warnessia
Tay
Cove Crameit
Europe
Immahere
Crimes in America and assorted notices
A scrambled collage of 19th century style dispatches discusses anti foreign sentiment in America, a Philadelphia shareholder report on capital and receipts, and a Rome Pope context. It mentions Presbyterians, Baptists, and churches amid civic tension, plus a slight Rome Vatican note on summer heat and papal presence.
Boal Will Recover After Concussion Injury
Boal the Denver architect Theodore Davis Boal regained consciousness after a brain concussion and leg fracture. Doctors say danger is past and he will recover, though hospital stay will continue for some time. In Oyster Bay rainy day news and White House activity included Loch and Barnes arranging summer work.
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Salt Lake City
Shine
Pheodore Davis Boal
Denver
M.orni Ng
Oyster Bay
Indoara
Hoonevelt
Lymon Abbott
Oud
Took
Hnetran
Roasbvolt
Mary Binek
Anil
Lochwand Barnes
Hope for the Jew Not In Agitation in London
A historical notice from London discusses Jewish faith and communal rights amid agitation. It references Lord Mayor and leaders debating whether agitation aids or hinders Jewish brethren facing persecution and movements toward rights. mentions Russian policy and potential anti Jewish actions and impact on London's Jewish community.
Salt Lake City to Join Northwest League Contention
In a meeting confusion as Salt Lake City seeks entry to the Northwest League with tentative supports from multiple figures including M de Selith and Dr Mameté Nake. Portland club aims to restrain expansion while Salt Lake and local officials weigh competing affiliations and schedule.
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Salt Lake
Taco
Vaeite National League Wen
Tiorme
Tengun Inon Giog
Lodluy
Marry de Hark
Awney
San Francisco
Bath
Vika Viliy
de. Angdaly
Benthe
Mameté Nake
Tortland
Thera
Portland Club
Balthaler
Portland Elith
Black assailant shoots at moving trolley car in Media
In Media Pennsylvania a Black assailant fired at a moving trolley car, striking several passengers including a man and a woman. The disturbance caused panic as the shooter attempted to ambush the vehicle from bushes, injuring multiple riders who sought shelter and aid.
Russian officials hold hurried conference in Peking
June 20 reports a rapid meeting among Russian leaders in Peking including minister Loasary Nias bean and General Ku ropabkh with War Minister and Admiral Alexeii in command of the Pacific fleet. M. Pokouiloff, manager of the Russian Chinese Tank mf, attends at Port Arthur to discuss Riesin's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antong Lo
Peking
Loasary Nias Bean
Wreck Toll Reaches One Hundred Bodies Found
One hundred bodies were recovered from the wreck of a vehicle that overturned near a bridge into the river Nojerils view. The scene showed extensive mutilation and notable loot including money and jewelry valued by the guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madr
Jane
Yollins
United Christian Party Convention Call
A historical note describes the United Christian Party urging a convention to select presidential nominees and draft a broad platform. It mentions individuals such as Pacenport and William Re Boenert and hints at party goals and internal discussions. The fragmentary piece references nomination processes and party unity.
Persecuted Jews under 1882 Russian regulations amid empires’ reform era
The article reviews temporary May 13 1882 rules restricting Jewish residency within the Pale of Settlement. It notes enforcement led to mass relocations, with Jews crowded into towns and cities, many leaving provinces. It describes charter demands and tightening governance that compelled Jews to move to designated towns, altering demographic patterns and urban growth.
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St. Vetersburg
Permaitling
Slowinky Setttement
Saul
Bennie
Sean
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