In Montana Mines Board Grants Faculty Pay Raises
The Montana state board of education reinstates salaries for the state school of mines in Butte after local and state panels clash over pay. President Creig's increases include several professors and staff with new annual rates. the board also grapples with funding rules for the agricultural college land fund and approves doctor of laws for ex-Senator Carter.
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Helena
Board of Education
State of
Montana
State
School of Mines
State Board of Education
Creig
C. E. Reilly
William M. Aber
F.C. Scheuch
Francis Corbin
A. L. Westcott
W. D. Harkins
J. P. Rowe
Eloise Knowles
Louise Hathaway
Mary A. Craig
University
Carter
Estelle Bove
Katherin Wilson
Sidney Ward
Bertha Simpson
Hugh Graham
Lydia Mills
Mary Lewis
Sue Lewis
George Westly
President Reid
The
Agricultural College
Peter Koch
Board of Trustees
Agricultural College Land Fund
State Board of Examiners
State Normal School
H. H. Swain
Frank N. Williams
T. F Monroe
J. C. Fenner
Lucy Carson
Anna T. Harwood
Bertha L. Huntman
F. J. Passmore
A. L. Badeon
A. E. Price
Butte
Jesse B. Wolfe McKay
Jennie Adams
Hamilton
Mabel Gordon
Billings
Mary Clarke
Grace G. Stone
W. T. Greybel
Mary H. Kenny
Great Falls
Fannie L. Spureck
Kalispell
Laura L. Miller
Dillon
Guy Hoisington
Lewistown
H. P. Leavenworth
Miles City
S. Biegle
Missoula
Jennice Adame
Mr. Blegle
Dakotas
Mrs McKinley in Grave Condition With Slim Hope
Washington reports Dr Rixey and other physicians held White House consultations as Mrs McKinley remained critically ill. Bulletin says she had a comfortable night with no material change. doctors note fluctuations but no clear improvement, while a slim, uncertain hope persists.
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Washington
Rixey
White House
Mrs McKinley
Steinbers
McKinley
Fierce Fighting at Vinkfontein Described in Conference
London reports detail a brutal clash at Vinkfontein during Dixon's column advance. 1200 Boers attacked killing about 50 British with yeomanry and Derbyshires exchanging heavy fire and recovering guns. Two artillerymen were shot while resisting collaboration with Boer forces. General French is slated to command Cape Colony operations.
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Jamestown
Kritzinger
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Dixon
Vlakfontein
Johannesburg
War Office
Cape Colony
French
London
Vinkfontein
Kemp
Derbyshires
Yeomanry
Cape Town
Carnegie Sees US Aid If Britain Faces Continentals
Andrew Carnegie told an Associated Press rep in London that continental powers may join to attack Britain and the United States would step in if needed. He praised Anglo American ties, recalled meeting King Edward, and said British enterprise cannot outcompete the US. He denied knowledge of business combinations and noted ongoing Scottish university gift negotiations.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Carnegie
Langheim Hotel
Scotland
Chamber of Commerce
Carne-gie
New York Chamber of Commerce
Windsor
King Edward
Edward
Mr. Carnegie
Indians Threaten Trouble in Wyoming
A Wyoming report says a sheep herder killed Frank Armato on the reservation Sunday. Indian police report the death was investigated 30 miles from the Muddy and Colonel Lee has gone to investigate. authorities say all is quiet.
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Denver
Republican
Lander
Wyo
Frank Armato
Lee
Brink and woman Die in Hotel Poison Pact in Lincoln
Albert Brink city solicitor and Mrs Mabel Walker attempted suicide in Brink room at a Lincoln hotel. Walker died. Brink in custody and may recover. Brink says they were infatuated and drank cocaine with alcohol after she challenged him to die. Walker worked as agent for an eastern publishing house.
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Lincoln
Neb
Albert Brink
Mabel Walker
Brink
Walker
Eastern
No Truth in Maybrick Release Report
Inquiries by the Associated Press confirmed there was no truth to reports that Mrs Florence Maybrick was released from prison on May 24 or sailed to the United States the next day under an assumed name. The statements were found baseless and denied.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Florence Maybrick
Civil rule to be set in the Philippines July 1
Washington reports cabinet approves plan to establish full civil government in the Philippines starting July with administration through military power. Tariff and duties on Philippine goods to continue under existing interpretations while Philippine commission report is reviewed. Taft appointment as first civil governor to be notified by cable.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Philippine Commission
Philippine
Supreme Court
Congress
Knox
Root
Philippines
United States
San Francisco
de Lima
Filippine Commission
Taft
The
Aguinaldo Output Prompted By American Trick Claims
Manila report notes Gueverra, adjutant to General Cailles, held a three hour interview with Aguinaldo. Cailles doubts Aguinaldo’s capture and the proclamation calls his address an American ruse. Wade and Sumner demand a Pagasaan decision by Monday.
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Manila
Cailles
Trias
Senor Lucban
Samar
Samar Island
Lueban
Federal Party
United States Civil Commission
Philippine commission to reorganize civil government in archipelago
The commission will resume organizing civil government in the provinces and a bill to create 14 judicial circuits with salaries for circuit judges from 3500 to 5000. Judge Bates and Judge Ladd likely to serve in Chilo and Cebu circuits. Three thousand rifles captured or surrendered in Lagunas Tayabas Batangas and Cavite. Mindoro to be occupied by three companies of the ninth regiment arriving from China. American Lawyers association asks use of English in courts of justice.
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Ion
Bates
Ladd
Chilo
Cebu
Sumner
Lagunas
Tayabas
Batangas
Cavite
Mindoro
China
American Lawyers’ Association
Philippine Commission
Cabinet rules out extra session of Congress this summer
Washington reports the cabinet unanimously rejects calling Congress into session this summer. Root and Knox state Spooner amendment grants president authority over the Philippines, with Taft commission to guide tariff changes. Civil government in the Philippines to proceed when military officials deem time ripe. Supreme Court rulings on Porto Rico do not affect U.S. Philippines tariff talks.
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Washington
Congress
Root
Knox
Philippines
Spooner
Cortelyou
Philippine Islands
United States
Taft Commission
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Tariff Debate Echoes From Berlin Meeting
Berlin dispatch reports on June 4 as Count von Buelew speaks on tariff policy. The discussion centers on trade protection measures and potential impacts on imports and duties. Officials weigh economic and political implications amid ongoing negotiations.
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Berlin
Count von Buelew
Chancellor predicts tariff agreement at secret conference
The conference between the imperial government and federal state representatives discussed the tariff. In a brief speech the chancellor expressed belief that a complete agreement would be reached on the most important points of the new tariff bill. Proceedings were kept secret.
Eight Miners Die in Capri Mine Explosion at Ludington shaft
Eight miners were killed by a powder explosion and fumes at the Capri mine Ludington shaft in Iron Mountain Michigan. Rescuers found eight men dead in the 11th level. nearly 30 children are left fatherless. The blast likely started when a powder thawing machine overheated igniting dynamite.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Ludington
Capri
Antonio Farnettl
John Amone
Joseph Passirl
John Milano
Louis Tassi
John Bertelli
Rinaldo Ausnino
Employers Union Demands Disbanding of Chicago Machinery Group
Chicago June 4 The International Association of Machinists threatens to dissolve the Chicago Association of Machinery Manufacturers unless it settles with striking machinists. Over 2,000 workers remain out with strong union support pressing terms. Five large firms have withdrawn from the association. four signed agreements with union officers. The withdrawing firms include Winslow Bros Gallagher Shack Otton Prince Herman Strube Co and the Garden City Fan company.
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Chicago
International Association of Machinists
Chicago Association of Machinery Manufacturers
Chicago Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
Winslow Bros
Gallagher & Shack
Otton & Prince
Herman Strube & Co
Garden City Fan Company
Protest Against State Regulation of Vice in United States Possessions
National Woman's Suffrage Association sessions in Minneapolis adopt resolutions opposing European style state regulated vice in U S possessions. The measures urge equal suffrage, honor officials, and note dedicating leaders and officers including Carrie Chapman Catt as president and Anna Howard Shaw as vice president.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Philippine Commission
Root
Manila
MacArthur
United States
Rience
Paris
England
Switzerland
Rachael Foster Avery
Emily
Doctors Protest Against Army Regulations At Union Meet
Fifteen hundred doctors filled the Metropolitan Opera House in St Paul for the American Medical Association gathering. President Charles A L Reed condemned the army reorganization law for unfair rank and pay, urging doctors to resist the stigma on their profession. The session adjourned after a new constitution and by laws report, with a contest over organization rules.
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Army
Quartermasters
Engineers
Ordnance
Signal Corps
Congress
J. R. Pennington
Chicago
Association
N.S. Davis
Committee On Organization
Friends of the Reorganization
Ur Herron Expelled From School Amid Controversy
A terse entry reports UR Herron expelled amid a controversy affecting students and faculty. Details are limited, with no clear dates or affiliations provided.
Herron Expelled From Grinnell Congregation After Trial
Des Moines reports Professor George D. Herron former Grinnell professor of applied Christianity is expelled by a church council after a trial on conduct unbecoming a Christian and a gentleman. Witnesses testifying to Mrs Herron’s loyalty and devotion, a defense letter from Herron, and a final unanimous vote to remove him from the church.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George D. Herron
Iowa College
Grinnell
Herron
J. P. Lyman
Dr. Herron
Church Committee
Street Car Negligence Highlighted by Grand Jury
Judge Wood urged the grand jury to indict for manslaughter in the fourth degree over street car killings and injuries from Nov 1900 to May 1901. He defined culpable negligence and warned that operators and directors under unsafe timetables could face charges.
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St. Louis
H. D. Wood
Grand Jury
Atention
Eouity
Hod Carriers Strike Declared Irregular in Denver
The Build council ruled the hod carriers' strike irregular and ordered strikers back to work. The Hod Carriers' union will act on the matter as the stoppage halts all building in the city.
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Denver
Build Council
Eredriers
Hod Careriers’ Union
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Royal Warwickshire Regiment
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Council of Ministers
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