Struggle for Telegraphers Settled Ahead, Says Small
San Francisco July 3 President S J Small of the Commercial Telegraphers union confirms orders to pull operators from another city but refuses to name it. He cites four desertions locally and predicts a quick settlement with Western Union and Postal Telegraph. officials say service is rebuilding with more old operators returning. A Reno dispatch warns of a strike if Van Fleet and Rimer are not reinstated.
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San Francisco
S.J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Small
New York
Commisa! of
Neill
Konenkamp
Washington
Clowry
Naill
Roosevelt
A. H. May
Western Union Telegraph Company
Oakland
Bay
Telegraphers' Union
May Smn Iswed AO
War Fleet
R. KR. Himer
Reno
van Fleet
Rimer
Attorney General Denies Request in Penitentiary Probe
Santa Fe July 3 Special Attorney General G W Prichard refused Tretford s request to use the territory s name quo Warrants for a further hearing in the penitentiary investigation He said Tretford was given a chance to present witnesses and defense but refused and the investigation was closed The decision came as no surprise as the sole action taken was the denial of the petition
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Banta Fe
G. W. Prichard
Thas
Tretford
So Doling
Retford
Juror Ill but Trial Proceeds in Haywood Case
Boise July 3 Juror H F Massecar was ill but the morning session of the Haywood trial opened with him able to proceed. The court warned interruption if needed and a witness order directed W F Davis to stay within jurisdiction. Testimony covered Orchard and Pettibone schemes, Pinkerton operative Riddell, and Telluride mining strife with threats of violence, militia actions, and a December 1903 strike vote.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
H. F. Massecar
Wood
Masecar
Deller
W. F. Davis
Know Orchard
Francis C. Clifford
Sterling
Colorado
Clifford
George A. Pettibone
Denver
Orchard
Tom Hogan
Pettibone
Hall Insurance
Dane
Alaska
Joseph ©. Barnes
Montrose
George Riddell
Pinkerton
Telluride
Barnes
Riddell
Liberty Bell Mill
Borah
Widdell
Militia
Teluride
Fuddell
Pat Moran
Shorty
Soran
Bolae
Young Neville
John Dennis
Cripple Creek
Beckman
George B. Breen
Sherman Bell
Dunn Ville
Breen
Dr Hall Charged With Coining Money In Old Town
Dr. GU Hall, described as frail, was hauled before U S Commissioner H R Whiting by deputy marshals on a charge of coining and passing counterfeit money. He pleaded guilty, bonded over to the district court, and committed to county jail after failing to post bond. He spoke of debts and stated he had made only a small number of counterfeit dollars in recent weeks.
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Cuttit
U. S
Whiting
Hall
Paris
U.S
Medler
Plaster of Paris
Twelve Hurt In Washington Trolley Collision
A July 3 Washington DC collision on the Washington, Arlington & Falls Church Electric Railway injured about a dozen people seriously and as many more slightly. A Washington bound passenger car packed with government employees was traveling at high speed on a curve when it struck two rail cars. Motorman Mock suffered fatal injuries and was unable to recount the incident. The conductor was arrested as ambulances ferried the injured to a hospital and officials said most would recover.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Railo
Washington, Arlington & Fall Church Eilectric Railway
Mock
Mack
Nurgeons
Rockefeller sought for subpoena in federal case
United States marshals hunt John D. Rockefeller to serve a subpoena for a Chicago federal court appearance. Despite searches in three states and at Standard Oil offices, Rockefeller’s whereabouts remain unknown. Judge Landis aims to compel testimony on Standard Oil finances to set potential penalties. Taft departs for a month long vacation at Murray Bay, Canada.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Henkel
Chicago
Standard Oi! Company
Rockefeller
United States Marshals
Cleveland
Unite States
Landis
Chandler
Landry
Federal Court
Ot Trust
Japanese War Medals Bestow On Twenty-nine Americans
The emperor of Japan has awarded war medals to twenty-nine Americans who took part in the Russo Japanese war. The recipients include ten women volunteer nurses and nineteen newspaper correspondents.
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Washington, D. C
Bank Cashier Bunyan Flops With 96315 Denly
A readable fragment reports a bank cashier named Bunyan involved in a numeric incident totaling 96 315. The text is incomplete but suggests an unusual financial figure tied to Bunyan in a banking context.
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Bunyan
Missing Windsor Trust teller runs with 96215
New York July 3 Detectives nationwide search for Chester Runyan a Windsor Trust company paying teller reportedly missing with 96215 in cash The directors say he placed the currency in a suitcase and left after bidding colleagues goodbye None of the family were aware of the departure and the wife is described as broken down by the scandal authorities believe the theft was planned that day rather than earlier.
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New York
United States
Chester BE
Bunyan
Windsor Trust Company
George Young
Hunyan
Runyan
Wall Street
Sine In
Nnt
Auto crash in Wellesley leaves one dead and three injured
In Wellesley Massachusetts early today Margaret Swanton 22 killed and Margaret Turpen Willem Walsh and Frank McLaughlin injured when a touring car crash while escaping a collision near South Framingham en route to Waltham. Driver blamed for wreck. possible manslaughter charges against another driver. Swanton a noted social figure in the city.
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Wellesley
Mass
Mike Margaret Swanton
Margaret Turpen
Willem Walsh
Frank McLaughlin
South Framinham
Waltham
Armed clash looms over Copper River railroad dispute
From Valdez Alaska reports warn of a potential armed confrontation between Copper River and Northern railway forces and Alaska Pacific railway men at Katalla. Guggenheim interests claim blockage by Bruner line crews while both sides reinforce with armed workers paying fighters by the hour. Courts have been appealed as trains run toward the contested crossing but cross a blocked right of way.
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Seattle
Wash
Valdez
Alaska
Copper River and
Northern Railway
Alaska Pacific Railway
Katalla
Copper River
Guggenheim
Copper River District
Alaska Pacific Company
Bruner
Lake Charlotte
Guggenheims
Guggenheim Road
Bruner Crossing
Northern
Detanee Am District
Alaska- Pacific
Cleveland Seeks Remission and Return Home
Near a month of illness ends as Cleveland shows signs of recovery and plans to depart for Tamworth New Hampshire to rejoin family. He has been indoors for three weeks and is now able to move about his house.
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New York
Cleveland
Tamworth
New Hampshire
Miners May Be Headed by Moyer and Haywood
Denver Colorado July 3 If released from prison in Idaho before October 1st President Charles Moyer and Secretary Treasurer William Haywood will head the Western Federation of Miners delegation to a Chicago conference in October aimed at founding a new international labor organization Haywood received 226 votes and Moyer 219 of 529 cast in the miners convention for delegates to the Chicago meeting Leaders plan a new organization modeled after the Industrial Workers of the World and seek to recruit other miners and unions to form a national political force backed by affiliated unions to influence the country’s politics
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Denver
Colo
Idaho
Charles Moyer
William Hay Wood
Western Federation of Miners
Chicago
International Labor Organization
Haywood
Mayer
Miners’ Convention
Industrial Workers of the World
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Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Company
Storror
Home Office
Hiots Resamieddon
Jews Agency
Orvlesss
Black Hundred
George A. Hall
Fremont Wood
Tamhom Boise
New York Sud
Denly
Olivers
Thit Walsh
Copper River & Northern
Moyer and
Western’ Federation
Unit States
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