Fierce Race War Report Stirs Eldorado Illinois
Eldorado Illinois June 17 reports say a race war ongoing since May 29 when a Black man attacked the Colorado Normal and Industrial Institute. Homes of many citizens were stoned and shots fired. militia and troops deployed. by nightfall only a few residents remained. Police and mayor reported tranquillity returning after governors actions.
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Eldorado
Ilnois
Carbondale
Ills
Colorado Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
L.a
Tint Viet
Dr Clouse Eyes Restored and Free Examinations
Canton Ohio eye specialist Dr Clouse offers free eye exams from 9 am to 9 pm at home office North Cleveland Avenue or Fourth Street Canton with glasses fitting at cost. testimonials praise restored sight after operations, noninvasive techniques, and guaranteed work.
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Orner Fourth Street
Canton
Clouse
Lidaendinger
Crystal Springs
Ohio
Rad Hotel
John
Ostheimer
West Main Street
Massilion
Eiay
Alber
Clousehr
New Berlin
Dr-Clouse
Cleveland
Wan
Austin
Koehn
Wooster
E Jung
H. Clouse
Jae Bee
Nelson Sauvars
Captain Courtmartialed in Philippines cruelty case
Plattsburg New York June 17 Captain Hinds quartermaster of the twenty third infantry faced a courtmartial on charges of cruelty for stringing up a private by the thumbs at Jolo in the Philippines without orders from the commanding officer.
Cleveland Muddle Not Yet Settled in Ohio Politics
Cleveland reports show Senator Hanna visiting and maneuvering the party factions. Concessions to Burton debated, Howland named as party chair after federal officials’ push, risk of renewed factional conflict grows as campaigns begin. Also notes executions and a Kansas City report on Bryan’s campaign outlook and issues.
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Buckeye
Cleveland
Washington
Repay Au
Deve
Cleve
Ely
Ual
Howland
Clliegials
Dlec
Stiam
Bryan
Kansas City
William J Wfven
Kampeche
Lincoln
Neb
Neoso Mo
Tragedy in Mississippi Brandyville Case Stuns Region
In Brandyville near Hazelhurs a farmer’s family is torn apart as a mother allegedly killed five children and herself in a fire before wounding herself. Investigators found the children buried in ashes with gunshot wounds. the mother was later located in a country graveyard with a rifle, and she survived after firing a shot to end her life. Witnesses describe a scene of shocking violence and tragedy, with authorities pursuing the mother who appears lucid and aware at the time.
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Mississippi
Brandy
Hazelhurs
Clairborne
Mforwestos
Servis
Messar
Childrer
Mweer
Cuba and Annexation Discussed by Williams in Springfield
Colonel Harry H Williams, fresh from Cuba where he served two years as government post office inspector, says Cuba may soon govern itself but he predicts annexation to the United States. He cites extensive contact with islanders and believes the Cubans favor joining. He adds that the island is in the right condition for such a move.
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Springfield
Harry H. Williams
Cuba
Williams
United States
Soldier shoots sweetheart then kills self in Columbus
Henry W. Bragg, 26, a U S barracks soldier, shot his sweetheart Lizzie Tibbetts, 28, instantly killing her, then wounded himself fatally on the garrison grounds. The two, married to others, despondent over marriage obstacles, reportedly planned to die together. Bragg served in the Twentieth infantry with Philippines service. Lizzie was married to a dishonorably discharged private whose whereabouts were unknown.
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Columbus
Henry W. Bragg
United States Barracks
Lizzie Tibbetts
Garrison Sounds
O—Irage Whem
Twentieth Infantry
Philiippines
University of Cincinnati Board Shows Serious Charges
Dr Thad Reamy a director accuses President Howard Avers of using grossly profane language and misrepresenting medical faculty records. The meeting adjourned with Reamy invited to present written charges at the next board meeting.
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University of Cincinnati
Thad Reamy
Sity
Howard Avers
Reamy
Conspiracy Charges Filed Against Irish Party Members
Dublin on Lord De Freyne's petition a writ is issued against many Irish parliamentary party members over tenant troubles on the De Freyne estate in Roscommon county. Defendants include John Redman among others. Jockey Donegan killed in St Louis fair injury scene reported with unclear details.
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Dublin
Lord de Freyne
Irish Parliamentary Party
Troubles
de Freyne
Roscommon
John Redman
St-Louis
Donegan
His
Akull
Ween
Mormon Services Firefight Stuns Paduceh Ky
In Paduceh Davis Chapel Marshall county Kentucky a mob fired on a Mormon meeting wounding Hardy Lamb in the leg. Mormon youths 15 or 16 fired back and further bloodshed is feared. The church had been burned last year and elders driven away, with high tensions since. The Mormons say they will continue meetings and have reported the attack to the grand jury.
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Paduceh
Davis Chapel
Marshall County
Hardy Lamb
Tive
Grand Jury
Windstorm Hits Richland Leaving Damage and Fatality
A violent wind and storm near Richland, 39 miles from Columbus, killed J M Hurley, a noted peach merchant, struck by lightning under a shed. His wife was shocked. Several stores including Mayfield Bell, W H Etheridge, B W Mayo, and T S Chappelle lost roofs. A new school dormitory, churches, and many homes were blown down or damaged.
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Columbus
Jane
Richland
J M. Hurley
Mayfield &Bell
W. H. Etheridge
B. W Mayo
T S. Chappelle
New School
Negro Academy
Methodist Church
New Christian Church
Ed Woodard
Hanna Declines 1904 Presidential Candidacy
M A Hanna of Ohio replies to Col Cutter Smith that he appreciates the friendship and the suggestion but must insist he is not to be considered a candidate for the nomination for president in 1904.
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Hanna
Ohio
Cutter Smith
Smith
Evils of Elective Judiciary Debate at John Marshall Law School
United States Circuit Judge James G Jenkins spoke at John Marshall law school graduation advocating abolition of elective state court judiciary. He warned elective tenure short and underpaid weakens bench dignity and respect. Cold and Wet In Europe report notes central Europe rain and storms across France Germany Austria Belgium. floods in northern eastern Hungary with Szamos River overflow.
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Chicago
United States Circuit
James G. Jenkins
John Marshall Law School
Jenkins
Europe
London
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Hungary
Szamos
Transylvania
Stupsia
Mutilated American Soldiers Recovered in Rizal Province
Time reports the recovery of six American servicemen from the Fifth Cavalry killed by Ladrones near Binangonan Rizal. Sergeant, two corporals and four privates were captured May 20 and later found mutilated beyond recognition for four. Nine suspects identified as Ladrones, including two Teresa police, were arrested as the bodies were buried together.
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Manilla
Fifth Cavalry
Binangonan
Rizal
Buzon
Ladrones
Teresa
Morong
Democratic state convention eyed for June tense clues
Hinols Democrate Springfield June 17 notes friction unlikely over platform reaffirmation and next state central committee chair. Temporary chairman will be State Senator Lawrence B. Dunlap of Jacksonville to tilt renomination for state treasurer Milard F. Dunlap. Aurora’s Samuel Alsehuler chairs resolutions as platform backs territorial Philippines, tariff support, and anti injunction government stance.
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Hinols Democrate
Springfield
Kansas City
Lawrence B. Wil
Samuel Alsehuler
Aurora
Philippines
National Party
Milard F.dunlap
Jacksonville
King Edward Receives Windsor Guests After Chill
June 17 report from London notes the Prince of Wales speaking with Windsor's mayor after arrival. King Edward caught a stomach chill but is improving with care and recent massage for rheumatism amid bad weather. He walked about Windsor Castle and hosted a dinner for invited guests. In London at Lloyd's traders surged on life security fears. In Marion Indiana a dramatic gun battle ended with Lon Henderson wounded during a pursuit by officers. he refused surrender until shot. He is a wanted criminal for Indianapolis offenses.
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London
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Lloyd's
Desperado
Marion
Ind
Lon Henderson
Indianapolis
Henderson
Five Men Named to Key Post in West Virginia Accord
In a West Virginia development Proffitt named as a key figure in a new consolidation plan. The venture aims to unify western candy operations with a capital base of 0000000 dollars financed by an eastern trust company. The group plans to begin July 1 with part cash and stock as payment. Meanwhile British Atlantic freight rates firming up across routes, and German lines reportedly not party to the agreement. In other notes, Venezuela tensions prompt German naval vigilance and a violent robbery in Grantising alone leaves Walter Harbold hospitalized after severe injuries.
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Gandy
Cincinnation
Tle
Contec
Fiotfefs
Edwin Certin
Vow Bork
Baltimore
Aspamant
British Isles
Atlantic Seaboard
Europe
Lost lives in wreck on Central Vertiment railroad
Special to The West Blan Vanrke reports a freight collision on the Central Vertiment railroad causing property damage and loss of life. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the wreck disrupted the line and prompted investigation.
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Vanrke
Central Vertiment
Strikers Not Successful in Bosses’ Effort
Strikers at Wirasnarkey Pa on June 16 failed to bring out the bosses as much as the union hoped. A Duryea worker was also involved in the event but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Wirasnarkey
Duryea
Smithvill
Gareeue
Lausaman
Anteh
Barberton
Minneapolis Convention Postponed After Death of President
Minneapolis June 1 The sacaney eon program of the matinnata convention is delayed by the death of Dr John Henry Harrowe president of Qberin college. It will be filed when the convention meets July 11. Michael Sadler, chairman of the board of education, London, has been in the area inspecting school systems. He is regarded as a leading figure in world education and has earned high praise for his work.
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Neso
Mao
Jo Johnson
Johoned
Johnson
Tneseri
Johnsen
Johnsom
Frank Jones
Haups I
Israel Radotsky
Minneapolis
John Henry Harrowe
Qberin College
Michael Sadler
Board of Education
London
Sadler
Pitc
Hig Ron
Wide confusion on ship grounding and local gossip
The fragment reports the tug Standish guiding a vessel that grounded on a bar near VesapaBphe Bay, with parts of the crew aboard as the ship leans and sustains damage. It also notes a Cleveland judge ruling the Longworth ripper bill unconstitutional, plus Smithville gossip on local events, a court suit over a coal company, and various town tidbits from Smithville and nearby areas.
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Annanehs
Tas Ar Soroo
Standish
Sartors
Wade
Cleveland
Babcock
The
Common Pleas Court
Board of Tax Review
PalmaKicks Special to Tae Republicar Wasnrsetos
June 16 Presi dent Painn of Cubs cabled to President Tsoneteit today concern Lye the rebate proposition on Cuban sugar The proposition indicated Present Poalma would be objectionable The cable stated that the abana wanted to have what they got without any rebate.
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