War fears rise as Virginia dispute looms over Galveston
Washington date uncertain outlines government plan to ignore Virginia injunction and seize the incomplete Galveston to enforce orders. Knox advises conditional use of navy forces, with potential bond for indemnity. Moody cabinet backs pursuing launch if feasible, avoiding conflict in Richmond. Also reports a fire at Sencenhaugh store injuring several workers and a clerk saving valuables.
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Seizure of Nearly Finished Cruiser Sparks High-Level Action
A New Jersey seizure case centers on a nearly completed cruiser at Elizabethport yards, seized by Sheriff Cosell under a writ from the New Jersey Supreme Court. The firm Babcock & Wilcox, owners of boilers, had six boilers tied to a $60,000 contract with Chattanooga, with balance due. The Navy was not notified, and officials say the sheriff acted under court order with protection from higher authority. In other news, the International Pressmen convention adjourned after rejecting a proposed wage scale, and World editor William C. Van Ysen died at 47, survived by a wife and two daughters.
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Fire Fatalities and Injuries After City Block Blaze
A major fire on a business block destroyed buildings near Sencenbaugh. One person, Allen, died after falling in an elevator area. five others were injured. Estimated damage is $125,000. The incident occurred June 20 with injuries to several occupants and workers.
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His Wife Was Lovely
James Lovely of Lafayette Tennessee died recently and a coroner's post mortem led to a paleness verdict. Mrs. Lovely was arrested and the Campbell County grand jury now in session will hear the case. Lovely had been married only three weeks.
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James Lovely
Lafayette
Lovely
Campbell County
Alma Children Alarmed by Local Dairies Typhoid Link
June 20 report from Alma shows children protesting poor dairy conditions after an investigation links milk from local dairies to typhoid fever. Dr Books of Saginaw analyzed samples finding colon bacillus and inoculated animals died shortly after exposure.
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Midh
Books
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Northwestern Lutherans adopt aid for theology students
The English Lutheran Synod of the Northwest approves funding for needy theology students. Helps include $125 per year during preparatory college and $150 per year while at the seminary.
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Engsh Lutheran Synod of the
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Milwaukee Flour Merchant William Fatst Dies
Milwaukee records report the death of William Fatst a wealthy flour miller and notable Chamber of Commerce member after a lingering illness. His prominence in business and local affairs marked his public profile.
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Hobos Invade Bridgweman Stirring Town Fear
Renton Harbor June 20 report says about 300 hobos are roaming Bridgweman causing terror. Sheriff Collins urged protection as women fear streets and more than 200 tramp men are constantly drunk.
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Shaw Delivers Address at Armour Institute Graduation
Chicago June 20 Leslie M Shaw secretary of the treasury spoke at the seventh annual commencement in Armour chapel. Thirty five graduates attended the ceremony as Dr Gunsculus reviewed the Institute's work.
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Leslie M. Shaw
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Arch bishop Katzer Sees Road to Recovery in Fond du Lac
Arch bishop Katzer, treated at a Fond du Lac hospital, is on the road to recovery. His physician expects only a short time before he can resume official duties.
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Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana Iowa and surrounding regions
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in Illinois Indiana and Iowa with variable winds. Lower Michigan and Wisconsin may see showers and thunderstorms with warmer temperatures in the southeast.
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Markets Report Wide Variations Across Livestock Futures
Chicago market figures show hogs and cattle trading in mixed ranges with receipts and prices across multiple categories. Buffalo and St Louis grain notices mirror fluctuating oats and corn futures, while Milwaukee wheat and rye edges reflect firm to higher tendencies.
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Government must act to condemn Servia massacres
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Lansdowne denounces the Belgrade killings and says Britain will not recognize the provisional Servian government. While France Germany and Italy align similarly, Russia and Austria may recognize the new regime, with Britain delaying recognition until clear accountability is shown.
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Servian Foreign Minister Seeks Stable Regime After Coup
Belgrade on June 20 M Kalievics the Servian foreign minister told the AP correspondent that a new office holder is needed to insure federal administration after the June 11 coup. He said officers from the prior regime remain in place, praised public calm, and expressed confidence the new regime will restore stability in Servia.
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Reliance Scare As Constitution Fights Time Allowance
New York sailing report shows the Reliance and Constitution racing 25 miles at Indian Harbor Yacht Club. Reliance finished just 1 minute 50 seconds ahead elapsed, but requires 2 to 3 minutes allowance in a 30 mile race, potentially gifting the win to the Constitution in future matchups. Columbia lagged early, falling behind.
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Gen Young Secures Coveted Post with Corbin and Carter
Washington reports an order placing General Young in a coveted role alongside Corbin and Carter. Details of the appointment and its scope were released today, indicating a strategic formation within the General Stat. The article notes high-level officials comment on the significance of the trio's duties.
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Storm Ravages Newman Grove With Record rainfall
A severe June storm struck Newman Grove Nebraska dumping four to five inches of rain in ten minutes. Strong winds caused heavy damage to freight, grain, and trees across the area.
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Dall
Fire damages five story Avery Manufacturing building
Omaha report notes a fire at the Avery Manufacturing Company five story building causing damage estimated above 70000 dollars. In Council Bluffs Karl May a young banker died when a gun discharged during hunting preparations wounding his heart.
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Sheridan Woman Acquitted in Father-in-Law Murder Trial
Agatha Stullbarton, on trial in Sheridan Wyoming for the murder of her father-in-law James Stoll, was acquitted. The defense argued emotional insanity, and jurors delivered a verdict in her favor.
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Agatha Stullbarton
James Stoll
Dewey Cowboys Remain in Jail as Troops Withdrawn
Topeka June 20 Chauncey Dewey and his cowboys will stay jailed in Goodland county jail while the governor withdraws troops stationed there.
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Chauncey Dewey
Goodland
Baseball Scores From June 20 Standings
Baseball scores list games by league and association. Key results include Philadelphia 3 over Philadelphia 9 in the league, Boston 12 over Pittsburgh 2, Cleveland 5 over Boston 3, St Louis 4 over Washington 0, Chicago 2 over Philadelphia 1, Detroit 7 over New York 0, Louisville 8 over Minneapolis 0, Columbus 18 over Milwaukee 10, Toledo 18 over Kansas City 9 in 13 innings, Kansas City 6 over Des Moines 5, St Joseph 4 over Omaha 1, Peoria 6 over Colorado Springs 5, Milwaukee 7 over Denver 2.
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City moves toward municipal gas ownership in Sioux City
Sioux City officials backed by a Municipal League secure a $1.20 gas price with a 5 cent yearly reduction to 1908, access to the gas company books, and 2 percent of gross receipts to the city. The United Gas Improvement company grants a twenty five year franchise extension and the right for the city to purchase the plant at the end of 10 15 20 or 25 years. The city already owns its waterworks and sees the move as a successful experiment.
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United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Fifer Named for Governor in Republican Nominating Sweep
Bloomington reports that Joseph W. Fifer will seek the Republican nomination for governor with a formal announcement soon. He is praised as a harmony candidate with no bad record and strong backing from Senator Cullom, Secretary Rose, State Auditor McCullough, Superintendent Bayliss, and Dr. Jamison. A Washington dispatch notes his growing personal following.
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Illinois candidate hints at future comment on rumor
The would-be Illinois gubernatorial hopeful avoided a direct reply when asked about the circulating rumor. He declined to discuss the matter now but indicated he may issue a statement later.
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Illino is Central Train Collision Near Raymond Illinois
A head on collision west of Raymond Illinois between an Illinois Central passenger train and a freight train left ten dead and several injured. Names include J The Griffin and J Rants among the dead with several seriously hurt and four hours to clear wreckage. Governor Yates and flood aid appeals also feature in dispatches from Springfield and Shawneetown.
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George Hud
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Whappity Seoorte Celebration Preserved In Lanark
In Lanark Scotland the annual Whappity Seoorte custom draws a grown crowd each year. The event features a bell rung nightly March through September and a cross procession followed by a free fight between Lanark and New Lanark youths using cords as weapons.
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Scotland
Golden Medical Discovery Cited As Cure For Dyspepsia
In a testimonial a Mag. from Toronto reports long standing dyspepsia improved after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a week and then three bottles. The note claims permanent relief and urges acceptance of this remedy over substitutes for stomach, blood and lung diseases.
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Opinion of One Man Others Say Guilty in Jackson Case
In Jackson Kentucky on June 20 the jury debated venue in a murder case with juror Curtie Jett favoring conviction of Marcum’s killer and others pressing for Thomas White. Locals fear reprisals if a conviction occurred, anticipate trials in Harrison County and discuss a broader feud linked to local politics and old scores.
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Distribution Retarded by Weather and Strikes in June Trade
New York June 20. R G Dun & Co weekly review notes unseasonably low temperatures and heavy precipitation slow merchandise distribution. Despite this, overall results look better with stronger crop prospects and rising manufacturer order books. June railway earnings exceed last year by 5.8 percent and 1901 by 48 percent.
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