Chinese Tragedy Report Confirms Mission Property Loss
Shannon, June 11. Confirmed reports state missions at Cheng Tu Kia Ting and Yoachohu were destroyed with local officials failing to protect missionaries. Other mission stations face threats as about 20 adults and several children seek refuge in Cheng Tu and Yamen. Vice roy Lin is blamed for the affair.
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Shannghai
Cheng Tu
Kia Ting
Yoachohu
Cheng Tx
Yamen
Viceroy Lin
ChineseLegation Reports Limited Cheng Tu Massacre Details
Washington June 11 The Chinese legation has received no information confirming a massacre of missionaries in Cheng Tu China. Officials note Cheng Tu is a provincial capital opened to foreigners after a peace treaty with Japan and that missionary numbers in Le Chung are under 100. No dispatches or precise records exist at the State Department on Cheng Tu missionaries.
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Washxeton
Cheng Tu
China
Canton
Shanghai
Japan
Cheng
le Chung
State Department
Denby
Cameron Mayor Appeals Abroad for Fire Aid in West Virginia
Cameron West Virginia mayor appeals to international help after a devastating fire that destroyed much of the town. The loss exceeds 250000 dollars with only 48000 dollars in insurance. He urges charitable support to feed and house homeless families. The plea highlights the town's dire need and seeks national assistance from readers.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cameron
W Va
Ontaide World
E. P. Richardson
Trial Postponed After Washington Court House Riot
Colubus bondsmen including A B Coit signed bonds for three manslaughter cases linked to the Washington Court House riot last October. The trial is postponed to September. A separate report from Reptoro Indiana describes a shooting in the Clitic quarry district with three men Schaefer Solomon and Prow wounded. Only Prow and Solomon were shot in the neck. Schaefer hit in the shoulder with no known fatal injuries. Also, at the Mc prison in St Louis Charles Jones fatally stabbed John Skinner, both convicts serving burglaries. Jones attempted suicide by iodine.
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CincLevinir, O
Jane J
Colionel
A. B. Coit
Columbus
Washington Court House
G. W. Sinks
John Deshler
Mackles Wilson
Reptoro
Ind
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Schaefer
Solomon
Prow
Solomen
Joor FreRson
Charles Jones
John Skinner
St. Lous
Jones
Last Claims Against the Order Filed by Bi¢ Dividend
Ixprana Pouis reports that Monday marked the deadline set by the superior court of this county for the filing of claims against the Order. The article notes a final window closing for creditors and outlines the implications for the dividend distribution.
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Ixprana Pouis
Superior Court
Laborers clash at Armour mansion in Chicago
Chicago June 11 blood stained the marble entrance of the Armour mansion under construction at Thirty-seventh Street and Michigan Avenue. A group of union men attacked non union painters inside the building using hammers and wrenches. Four non union workers were escorted to a drugstore for treatment. police absent and no arrests. The dispute stemmed from painters not endorsed by the building trades council working on site amid ongoing debates with foreman William Jallies of Berger Bros.
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Chicago
P. D. Armour, Jr
Thirty-seventh Street
Michigan Arenue
Building Trades Council
Trades Council
William Jallies
New York
Berger Bros
Fifty Claims Allowed in Iron Hall Case as Dividend planned
The court allowed fifty claims on matured certificates totaling 82,000 dollars and ordered payment. Work at the receiver’s office prepares a dividend to be paid by June 2, intended to reduce the receiver’s balance. The supreme offices building will be sold at public auction next Saturday.
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Order
Treasurer Taylor Expected in Pierre This Week
The South Dakota treasurer's office may see W. W. Taylor, the former state treasurer, arriving in Pierre before week’s end. Reports say he will come voluntarily with his friends. The attorney general and governor are away, delaying details, with more information expected later in the year.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Cleveland Backing Whitney For Democratic Nomination
Chicago dispatch reports that William C. Whitney is the administration choice to head the Democratic ticket with Grover Cleveland signaling third term ambitions. The Times Herald Washington correspondent cites a planned reconciliation with Cleveland at Gray Gables and Burcarda's Bar as critical steps in uniting conservative Democrats against Adlai Stevenson.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Washington
William C. Whitney
Whitney
Adlai Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
William C. Whimer
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Lamont
Whitney Wal
Minneapolis Man Vanishes During Visit
Jean Grenier, a visitor from Minneapolis, disappeared after a Friday night walk in MoxTreaL. He carried 2000 in four belt money on his person and has not been located since. Authorities seek public tips on his whereabouts.
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Moxtreal
Jean Grenier
Minneapolis
Pacific Short Line Bridge Sold for 200,000
The bridge was sold by receivers for 200000 to the Credit Commutation company after completion. Bidders included air participants, with details indicating a completed line sale in January.
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Pacific Short Line Bridge
Siouxe Cire
Uwo
Pacific Short Line
Credit Commutation Company
Painting Row Over Mr Armott Home Strike Threats
Alex L. McDonald, president of the Painters' District Council, warned Mr Janes that non-union painters would be struck from the All the Other Trades Employed on the residence if they remained on Monday. A five minute clash followed, then foreman signaled peace and accepted the trade agreement.
Objectionable men discharged amid scene of assault
A fragmentary report describes authorities discharging certain men after a disturbance. It notes that those who could val and Sepiboni among the characters who discharged them and those who assaulted them were involved, with the scene ending as the group dispersed.
Labor federation dispute pits brewery unions against Knights
Local members of the American Federation of Labor reject a national resolution ordering local brewery unions to quit the Knights of Labor or the federation. Brewers' unions protest, trades council condemns the move, and Green Bar state Federation of Labor plans to object further.
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Minnctses
Jane
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Federation
Trades’ Council
Green Bar
State Federation of Labor
Wil Sill
Russian Troops Gathering Near Russo Turkish Frontier
A Moscow dispatch reports the 20th Caucasian army division ordered to Kars and frontier garrisons. Contractors in Kars and Tts received large orders for stores and ammunition amid an unexpected Russian buildup along the frontier. The Dallas Pastors' association seeks an extra session to address the Corbett fight.
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The
Chronicle
Moscow
Kars
Tts
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Pastors’ Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Corbett
Tornado Hits Northeast of Percy Causes Damage
A tornado struck about 20 miles northeast of Percy Oklahoma on June 11 injuring several people and killing one. The storm moved from southeast to northwest, with many houses blown down along its path.
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Percy
O. T
Here
Bismarck Misses Kiel Ceremonies Invitation Declined
June 11 reports Prince Bismarck will not attend the Kiel canal opening ceremonies due to health. Boilermakers strike action expands as about 1,300 workers walk out after a 10 percent wage demand was refused. A fraud order was issued against Foster's Art College and Wilson Foster of St Louis for obtaining money fraudulently.
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Hayaceg
Prince Bismarck
Senate
Kiel
Prinspcurg
Washington
Post Office Department
Foster’s
Art College
Wilson Foster
St. Louis
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