Strike Threats and Violent Clashes Alarm Chicago
Chicago June 28 reports say strikers and employers debate ending the two month long Teamsters strike. Officials plan referendum steps and missionary outreach to steer workers toward settlement. A mob attacked three colored men mistaken for strike breakers. one man beaten unconscious and rushed to hospital as police intervened.
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Charles Tall
Tawa
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Battle on Land Near Liao Yangwoping June 16
From St Petersburg reports a clash at Liao Yangwoping from 2 to 8 am June 16 as Russian artillery forced a Japanese retreat along the whale line. A Japanese force then hit the Russian right flank, causing a Russian detachment to withdraw from Liao Yangwopeng. A strong Japanese infantry column was seen approaching while few Russians were unhurt.
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St. Petersburg
Ermiy
di Godzyadani
Liao Yangwoptig
Liao Yangwopeng
No Secret About It Bucklen’s Attica Halve Endorsed
A brief testimonial from D. L. Gregory of Hope Texas praises Bucklen’s Attica Halve for curing sores fever sores sore eyes and boils. The ad notes the product is effective for various skin ailments and priced at 25 cents at J N Jonessing’s store.
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Bucklen
Attica
D. L. Gregory
Hope
Texas
J. N. Jonessing Store
Burglary in Mishawaka Attacked Woman in Vestibule
In Mishawaka Indiana a young woman on North Main Street was assaulted by a masked burglar. The intruder fought off as she grabbed his throat, dropped valuables including two watches jewelry and silverware, and fled with accomplices after a violent struggle. The victim was found unconscious and bleeding. police efforts have yet to locate the suspects.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Silas Quaintance
North Main Street
Humber
Sesoan
Skuk
Tragic shooting spree rocks Lafayette area
In Lafayette on June 16 Harry Kritton, 3M years old, allegedly shot and killed Lulu Hatton, 17, then killed her father Raniel Hatton. Kritton is said to have shot at the Hattons and killed himself after a blinding rainstorm. Cadwallader family member Coravins Cadwallader also died by a bullet in the incident. Claims tie tragedy to a rejected marriage consent.
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Afayette
Ind
Harry Kritton
le Sweetheart
Nices
Lulu Hatton
Raniel Hatton
Coravins Cadwallader
Daniel Hutton
Von
Deaths and accidents blur in Indiana and beyond
A string of memorials and misfortune across Indiana and nearby locales includes suicides staged as obituaries and mourners, a boy killed by a skyrocket, another by a trolley car, a drowning in the Ohio River, and a despondent husband who hanged himself after his wife's death. Police and bystanders also thwarted a potential rail disaster at Union Station. A farm hand faces charges after an attempted assault and possible lynching avoidance.
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New Albany
Tad
Wandertich
North State Street
Kokoma
Ind
Cad Cotting- Hiem
Were
Tipton
Sharpsville
Teis
Geo. Greshaw
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Reminder
An old advertisement urges safety from abdominal pain with Dr King s New Life Pills claiming relief for stomach and bowel issues. It promises a 5 cent price at J N Jones Drug Store with a brief line noting a visitor from Shoat.
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Dr. King
New Life
J. N.jones
Thassia Accepts Washington as Meeting Peace Mace
Thassia finally accepts Washington as the meeting mace, aiming to arrange peace. The move signals a shift toward dialogue and ceremonial cooperation amid ongoing tensions.
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Thassia
Washington
Russia and Japan name three plenipotentiaries for talks
Washington reports that Russia and Japan have tentatively agreed to appoint three plenipotentiaries each for the Washington conference. M. Nelitloff is reported to have accepted chairmanship of the Russian mission. The talks are expected to begin in late August with a likely limited armistice or truce under consideration.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
M. Nelittolf
Dunk
Hela
Elates
Washins
Marquis Jru
Heaith
Pigipesi
Yama- Patz
Ate
Rusala
Farmers vanish from town event due to busy harvest
Farmers are too occupied with harvest to attend the town gathering, with many noting Saturdays are especially hectic. The remark suggests high farming workload keeps locals away from scheduled community activities.
Flags at Havana Keep Mourning for Gen Gomes
Havana reports show flags from all nations at half mast for Gen Gomes, with citizens bowing heads and crepe on windows. A funeral in Havana drew crowds as relatives and comrades paid respects, work paused, performances halted, and Congress set a three day mourning period with public business suspended. Congress approved a $15,040 appropriation for the herald, to be disbursed Tuesday.
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Mutlan
Maure Gomes
Anul Frau
Cae Haus Norges
Gren
Ce Ae
Gary
Congress
Hoth Houses
Sherald
Lake steamers collide in thick lake fog
In Sault Ste Marie Mich on June 19 thick fog sank the Etruria after a collision with the Truria off Lake Pu tten. The Etruria sank within minutes as the Truria suffered damage. the Amaya Stone escaped serious harm. Crew from both ships barely reached the deck and saved themselves. The large Amaya Stone, built 1902 at Bay City and owned by Efawgoods Cleveland, valued at $240,000, registered 4 653 tons.
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Sault Sts. Marie
Mich
Darling
Truria
Amasa Stone
Prerque Fale Neht
Lake Putten
Eururia
John Green
Mutual
Bay City
Efawgoods
Cleveland
Amaya
Envision
Ooen Millsion Cris
Struck by lightning ruins farm and homes in Wisconsin
A disastrous lightning strike devastates a large Wisconsin farm complex including residences of the superintendent, barns, boarding house, and rooms. Estimated losses range from 225000 to 50040, with insurance unknown. Local report notes extensive damage and possible risk to multiple buildings. Also includes an unrelated testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchitis with promotion of free trial bottles.
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Hightning -Am
Wisconsin
Railway Disaster Kills Twenty Five on Western Maryland Line
Baltimore reports a Western Maryland railroad wreck killing 25 and injuring many as freight and passenger trains collided near a bridge over the Patapsco River. An eastbound freight, loaded with coal, blocked by a misread order, ran into No. 5 passenger westbound. Fire and wreckage halted rescue efforts as farmers and physicians aided the injured. The crash left tracks strewn with bodies and the scene described in harrowing terms with extensive fatalities among railway workers and passengers. A relief train rushed to Westminster and Union Ridge, with towns rallying to aid victims.
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Baltimore
Samataywighi
Child Elty
Gassenger
West-Beum
Patapsco River
Tia
Crios
Possibe
Westminster
Ohe
Blue “Ridge Summit
Pwletin
Union Ridge
Union Station
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Praise
Mr J W Turner ofrrutal' aye says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more than any doctor. If a physician could match such relief in stomach troubles biliousness or constipation his time would be spent making the medicine. For sale by Lindenjan's Pharmacy.
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J. W. Turner
Chamberlain
Lindenjan
I Pharmacy
Luzy S2 Buys J. Lamb's Furniture in Washington
A purchasing notice reports RUZYs2 acquiring J. Lamb's Furniture located at 416 Main Street in Washington. The deal involves the company RUZYs2 and confirms the new ownership of the furniture business.
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