Cyclone Strikes Lye Minn Killing One and Wounding Many
A June cyclone at Lye Minnesota killed Henry Hanson and injured fourteen others in town and surrounding farms. Homes and barns destroyed. property losses estimated at 40 000 to 75 000. Reports say cattle swept away. several injured taken to doctors from nearby towns for treatment.
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Peter Hanson
Robert Hanson
Charles Larson
Stipe
Christian Peterson
Mads_ Peterson
Peter Peterson
Charles Severson
W. A. Fraser
M. L. Hughson
W. M. Brooke
Austin
Osage
St. Ansgar
Lyle
Huntrad Dale Life 3
Outside Jobbers Protest Excursion Plan Against Chicago Merchants
Jobbers nationwide protest Chicago merchants plan to run excursions to the city, sending letters and telegrams to railroads, threatening boycotts if lines favor Chicago business interests. Railroads initially planned to offer trips to multiple points, but calculations suggest a surge in Chicago-bound excursions that may force merchants to revert to prior practices.
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Curiaco
Western Passenger Association
Chicago
Porter Circuits Long Island in Record Time
The Porter torpedo boat completed the Long Island circuit in faster time than ever recorded and then passed a severe test by the inspecting board. It also covered 800 miles in about 12 hours 35 minutes with a remarkable performance noted by observers.
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New York
United States Torpedo
Porter
Long Island
Litsing
Qver
Death by Own Action Shocks North Dakota Pioneer
Philip Reilly a St Paulyano leader and president of John Martin Trumber company died by suicide after years of ill health and melancholia. His personal crisis and abrupt end echo through commercial circles as residents mourn a prominent figure.
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Beepee ‘Ste Pai
St. Pauyano
Philip Reilly
John Martin -Trumber
Grand Army posts grow statewide with 95 locations
Report notes 95 Grand Army posts in the state and total membership of 25209. It records 8 deaths during the past year and mentions the 14th annual peeling show as part of the annual report.
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Dakots
Byears
New York Cruiser Leaves Boston Bound for Cuba Mystery
The United States cruiser New York flagship of the North Atlantic squadron sailed from Boston at 6 pm with Rear Admiral Montgomery Shard aboard. Officials gave no details on her destination, but insiders expect she will head toward the Cape Cod area and likely south toward Cuba after reporting at Hampton Roads. The ship is fully provisioned and ready for a long voyage possibly as far as Gibraltar or Rio de Janeiro if needed.
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Boston
United States
New York
North Atlantic
Quadron
Montgomery Shard
Washington
Cape Cod
Cuba
Gibraltar
Rio Janeiro
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Weyler Era General Lono Resigns From Cuba Role
A Havana dispatch says Lono inspector-general of the civil guard and Havana military governor has resigned in disgust and plans to sail to Spain June 30. He predicts Weyler will recall and that Blanco or Lopez Dominguez may succeed him. Weyler reportedly urged extradition of alleged filibusters Nunéz Cariapa and Niteaga.
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Weyler
New York
Havana
Lono
Cuba
Spain
Tono
Blanco
Lopez Dominguez
Canovas
Dupuy de Lome
Washington
Nunéz, Cariapa
Niteaga
United States
Florida
Toe
Sullivan Fitzsimmons Meeting in Buffalo Chooses to Fight
Sullivan and Fitzsimmons meet in Bourrao New York to discuss a finish fight for the world championship with a side bet of 5000 dollars. Dunn provides 1000 dollars to bind the match and Fitzsimmons consents to consider the proposal. The gathering remains cordial as Sullivan presses for a definitive answer.
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Sullivan
Rioting Threat Sparks Guard After Decatur Lynching Plot
In Honrsvillle Alabama on June 11 a mob from Decatur threatened a lynching of Louis Thompson and Walter Neville two Black youths accused of assaulting Nellie Lawton a 12 year old girl. They are jailed in town with troops guarding the jail as tensions rise. In Devils Lake North Dakota on June 11 Peter Wichem died by suicide by taking strychnine the coroner’s jury returning a verdict of death by own action. Wichem worked on a farm of A R McDonnell and had recently arrived in the area. he was 40.
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Waaitina
Ind
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Honrsvillle
Dev Ats
Lake
Devils Lake
Ni D
Peter Wichem
Wichem
A.R. “McDonnell
Gorman
Sugar schedule debate stalls with no action
In Washington the sugar schedule drew weeks of attention but produced no dramatic incidents after legislative maneuvering. Senators Jones West Caffery and Tillman argued over export duties and the sugar trust, while the house differential rose to 95 1000 cents per pound and Hawaiian provisions were set aside.
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Washington
Jai HH
Senate
Jones
Ark
Aldrich
West
Sugar Trust
Caffery
House
Hawaiian Islands
Tillman
S. C
Western League Standings and Scores Summary
At Grand Rapids Milwaukee 6 Detroit 8 At Indianapolis Minneapolis 3 At Detroit Kansas City 2 At Columbus St Paul 18 11 St Paul leads with .682 Colum bus .650 Indianapolis .625 Milwaukee .581 Detroit .468 Minneapolis .400 Grand Rapids -.357 Kansas City .267
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Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Detroit
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Governor Grants Durrant Reprieve to July Ninth
California Governor Budd issues a reprieve for Durrant until July ninth. The Lutheran Church of America holds its biennial session in Mansfield Ohio. Chicago lines set thirty dollars and fifty cents round trip fares to seaboard points to assist teachers and curb Soo Line competition. A Chicago elevator at Forty fifth Street and Rock Island Junction burns, causing about one hundred twenty five thousand dollars in losses. The czarina has delivered a daughter. the first child born November eighth, eighteen ninety five, is also a daughter, Grand Duchess Olga.
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Budd
California
Durrant
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church of America
Mansfield
Chicago
Seaboard
Marshall
Forty-fifth Street
Rock Island Railway
Czarina
Olga
Pettigrew to Offer Anti-Trust Amendment to Sugar Schedule
Washington June 11 Senator Pettigrew will propose his anti trust amendment to the tariff bill at the end of the sugar schedule. The move sparks speculation on how Republicans in the senate will vote and whether a caucus will decide the party line on the amendment. Some Republicans have signaled support, while others may oppose it regardless of caucus results.
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Pettigrew
Washington
Senate
Nea
Congressman Stevens Acquitted in Bank Overdraft Trial
St Paul June 11 Judge Lewis ordered a verdict in favor of Congressman F C Stevens after County Attorney Anderson moved for acquittal on charges he overdrew funds in his role as president of Minnesota Savings Bank. Prosecution failed to prove case.
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Stevens
St. Paul
Anderson
Lewis
F. C. Stevens
Minnesota Savings Bank
Lloyd Sworn In as Missouri's New Member
James T. Lloyd was sworn in to succeed the late Giles in Missouri's First District at the start of the session. A separate report notes Richard Lenox’s discharge on habeas corpus after a technical defect in a requisition. Other items mention floods in Taurida, ice in Newfoundland, tarred and feathered men in Montana, and a Pan American delegates banquet in New York.
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James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Washington
Giles
Hitt
Rep
Ill
Milwaukee
Richard Lenox
House of Correction
Iowa
Davenport
Sioux City
New York
Waldorf By
Joint Committee of Citizens, Merchants and Manufacturers
Double Knee and Ankle Hose Sales Prompt
Announcement notes hosiery items listed as double knee double ankle double toe double heel in black ribbed hose priced at 30 cents with a special offer implied.
Serenader Murder in Arkansas Stuns Dardanelles
Reported in Rover Yell County Ark a shocking murder of Leona Goodman a popular belle linked to the Dardanelles social scene. Attendees included teachers and youths. a party member allegedly fled to a nearby house where a weapon caused a fatal neck wound.
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Larre
Leona Goodman
Dardanelles
Avas
Rover
Ark
Yell County
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