Fresh trouble reported from Cananea mines
A Cananea disturbance between striking Mexicans and rurales left five rioters dead and thirteen injured as reinforcements from Hermosillo arrived. Reports cite revolutionary overtones, with two dozen killed including Americans Burt Bush and several Mexicans. Mines resumed with American workers back at pace.
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Los Angeles
The
Times
el Paso
Cananea
Col. Kosterlitsky
Hermosillo
Greene
Douglas
Herald
Col
Kosterlitsky
Ronquillo
Mexico
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
Bisbee
Ariz
Diaz
Ysabel
Wellman Plans Arctic Airship Voyage to North Pole
Special Paris dispatch reports Walter Wellman, American expedition head, arranging to use the airship Frithjoh from Spitsbergen with Tromsø as headquarters. If equipment passes tests, a two year pole campaign begins this year or next. wireless stations planned at Hammerfest and Spitzbergen. voyage could last up to twenty five days by airship, with fallback sled teams and provisions for seventy five days.
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Paris
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Wellman
Frithjoh
Zeigler
Tromsol
Norw
Spitabergen
Pole
Arctic Ocean
Hammerfest
Norway
Spitzbergen
M. Godard
Insurgent trouble passes without major disruption in D C
Washington D C June 4 the insurgent demonstration over the statehood bill did not occur as the house journal was approved without a dissenting voice Murphy of Missouri offered a privileged resolution to vote on the senate amendments but the chair adjourned amid confusion Williams signaling a delay The dove of peace hovered as leaders debated a vote and adjournment GORMAN DEATH CAUSES SENATE TO ADJOURN Washington June 4 the Senate adjourned on learning of Senator Gorman's death resolutions were adopted and a funeral committee appointed GUATEMALA GOVERNMENT DEFEATS REVOLUTIONISTS Washington June 4 a cablegram says Guatemalan troops defeated revolutionists at Asuncion Mita and along the line All along the front the government held firm.
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Washington, D. C
House
Murphy
Missouri
Senate
Gorman
Guatemala
Justemalan
Asuncion Mita
Senator Arthur Pue Gorman Dies at 9 A.M.
Washington dispatch reports United States Senator from Maryland Arthur Pue Gorman died suddenly at 9 this morning after months of illness mainly heart trouble. He had been in the Senate since 1881 and long led his party in that body. Gorman had not left his home since January 1, and his death follows a period of stomach and heart ailments. His wife and eldest daughter were at his bedside. The senator had requested a state funeral in a recent letter, but his heirs declined.
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Washington, D. GC
Arthur Pue Gorman
United States
Maryland
Gorman
Senate
Hie
Cleveland
County board allocates fabrications and notices pole dispute
Rankin says the $420 claim is excessive after a county meeting appointing a commission including Engineer Pitt Ross and Gabaldon to value Attlico dyke work. A bid dispute, a Williams Street extension petition, a Padillas work request, and a constable appointment are noted along with Mountain road pole placements. Spelter quotes steady at $5.90 in St Louis.
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Commingo
Pitt Ross
Jose de la Sanches
Benito Sabedra
Attlico
Francisco Gabaldon
Rankin
Gabaldon
Willams
Padillas
Son Padillas
Porlinc Gutierres
Electric Light
Mountain Road
Thom
Engineer Paterson Killed at Nutt Station
Engineer Chris Paterson, longtime Santa Fe worker, died at Nutt Station near Silver City after the Silver City branch wreck. The accident occurred as a ranch train diverted to a siding. Paterson stayed at his post despite a broken neck wire and died from scalding steam while the Pullman car remained on track. His death leaves a wife and several children.
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Chris, Paveroti
Arion
Mgbt
Silver City
Santa Fe
Paterson
Silverly
Rincon
Delling
Sreman
Hngineer Paterson
Pat
Grain Dealers Hold Annual Convention in Chicago
The National Grain Dealers Association opened its annual convention at the Auditorium in Chicago with delegations from nearly every state. Illinois led by Obie with the largest state delegation, and numerous important grain trade matters slated for discussion.
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Chicago
National Grain Dealers’ Association
Oble
New Head Rest for Barber Chairs
The Head Rest company showcases a patented head rest attachment by Barber chairs creator Mr Sharp. The device moves on the chair to reduce the barrier of a fixed head rest and can be swapped by simply turning the rest. The invention, patented in March, aims to streamline barbershop work.
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Baircut
Mareb
Report on Packing Houses and Their Methods
Washington June 4 Roosevelt urged immediate federal action after a preliminary report by James Bronson Reynolds and Charles Neill on Chicago and New York packing houses. It calls for comprehensive inspection of meat and products entering interstate commerce, stronger sanitary rules, and mandatory labeling and post slaughter examination.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
James Bronson Reynolds
the Treasury
Chas. P. Neill
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Beveridge
Reynolds
New York
Driving Matinee Proves A Success At Park
The Gentlemens Driving Club staged a matinee at Trac- Hon Park drawing ~700 spectators. Races included 2:20 trot 2:60 heat events and a 1:20 pace with drivers and owners racing their own horses. Jake Levy’s Sheeam beat Dr Pearce’s Master Delmar in the first heat. Delmar was dq for breaking. Nimble Jim won the 2:40 trot. Cripsetio took the 2:60 pace. Mozelle won the 1:20 pace. Long Distance Foot Race in New York featured Henry Schmedt and Albert L Corey planning a Chicago route with strong collegiate backing.
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Trac- Hon Park
Gentlemens’ Driving Club
Jake Levy
Sheeam
J. F. Pearce
Delmar
T Hat
Master Delmar
Shecam
Pearce
Dik
Jake Lavy
She. Cam
Nimble Jim
W. J. Trimble
S Sebloss
Mc.Ginty
Walter N
W. L. Trimble
Cripsetio
Hun Juington
Halle
I. J. Siintok
Cess Cello
O. Berner
Mozelle
We 1
Mack Ike
Ed. Newcomer
Dr Belden
Rimo
Col H A Jastro Arrives to Oversee Traction Franchise Hopes
Col H A Jastro of Bakersfield arrives in the city to supervise traction company interests and push for a franchise. Work on the Albuquerque streetcar extension progresses with ties laid on Second Street and a curve planned after the engineer arrives. Officials note safe open passages around intersections and near the fire department HQ while awaiting city council action on the streetcar franchise.
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Albuquerque Traction Company
American Lumber Company
Second Street
New York Avenue
Twelfth Freet
TH. A. Jaatro
Bakersfield
Cal
Albuquerque
Retail Merchants’ Association
Colonel Greer
Sytem
Highlands
Mopes the Gay Council
Company 4
Econicl
Luna County Prisoners Bound for Territorial Penitentiary
Sheriff D B Stevens escorted four Luna County prisoners to Santa Fe for terms in the territorial penitentiary. At Luna County Court Judge Parker presided. Janek Thomas and William Means were sentenced to three years for burglary, Ok Hagan to one year for larceny, and T Cadino to four years for burglary.
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D. B. Stevens
Luna County
Banta Fe
Territorial Penitentiary
Luna County Court
Parker
Janek Thomas
Wiliam Means
Ok Hagan
T. Cadino
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