President Mitchell Consults With Labor Commissioner
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived in New York after being summoned by Carroll D. Wright United States commissioner of labor to present information related to the coal strike. No settlement indicated as the commissioner will review all obtainable data and report to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union
Carroll D. Wright
United States
Mitchell Consults With Wright Over Anthracite Strike
President Wilson has described no settlement during a two hour meeting at a Manhattan hotel with Commissioner Carroll D. Wright. Mitchell stated he spoke for miners outlining their position and causes of the strike while Wright gathers facts for an official report.
Four months in the asylum and a husband's arrest in Butte
Mrs. Pearl Heflin, an insane Montana woman, spent two months in Warm Springs asylum last year before being sent to New York. Her husband Jesse Heflin faced arrest for knocking a man down in Butte. he was discharged despite poor light on his character. The case involved care arrangements via Mrs. Chambers, a New York contact, and a doctor’s wife who received Heflin’s wife on December 6, 1901. Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Merlin are named in dispatches. the cause of her insanity remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snec'al
the Standard
Helena
Pearl Heflin
Montana
New York
Warm Springs
J. H. Chambers
West Twenty-third Street
Jesse Heflin
Lutte
South Butte
Heflin
Board of Commissioners For the Insane
Hale
Sunt
Standard Sunday Morning
Merlin
Pope raises Mer Martinelli to cardinal role at Rome consistory
At a June 9 consistory in the Sistine Chapel Pope Pius X formally made Mer Martinelli a cardinal. The ceremony included papers and a red hat, with Arch bishop Skrbenski of Prague and Prince Bishop von Priczna of Cracow also elevated. The pope later named William J. Kenny as bishop of St. Augustine and Philip J. Carrigan as bishop of Sioux City. Judge Taft and other Americans were present in the diplomatic box. Cardinal Martinelli, born August 20, 1848 in Lucca, Italy, held senior posts in the Augustinian order and served as apostolic delegate in the United States.
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Rome
Sistine Chapel
Mer. Martinelli
United States
Skrbenski
Prague
von Priczna
Cracow
William J. Kenny
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Augustine
Augustin Verot
Philip J. Carrigan
Catholic University At
Washington
Sioux City
Iowa
Taft
Philippines
Sala Rega
Cardinal Sebastian Martinelli
Santa Anna
Lucca
Italy
Cardinal Tomaso Maria Martinelli
Aurelius Martinelli
St. Michael's Seminary
College of St
Rohesusgmiy
Satolli
House Passes Protection Bill and Forest Reserve Transfer Debate
The House approved a measure to protect top officials and suppress anarchist teachings by 175 to 88, with a defeated recommit vote. It then debated transferring forest reserves to the Agriculture Department to allow game and fish preserves, with support from Lacey and others and opposition from Morrow and Bell. The session adjourned at 4 55 p m.
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Washington
House
Interior Department
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Lacey
Iowa
Kleberg
Texas
Perkins
New York
Williams
Mississippi
Messrs. Mendell
Wyoming
Shafreth
Colorado
Be'l
Toto
DeArmond
Missouri
Lanham
Adamson
Bartlett
Brantley
Brundige
Burleson
Candler
Cooper
Creamer
de Armond
Dinsmore
Finley
Fow
Glenn
Henry
Miss
Hooker
Howard
Johnson
Jones
Virginia
Claud
Kitchin
Lester
Lewis
Georgia
Little
Loud
McCullough
McLane
Maddox
Neville
Patterson
Tennessee
Rantell
Reid
Scarborough
Shackelford
Spight
Stephens
Underwood
Mr. Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
South Africa
Secretary of State
Department of Agriculture
Morrow
Shafroth
Forestry Bureau
The
Bell
Great White River
Kleberge
Congress
Lightning Claims Two in Columbus as Storm Rages
A thunderstorm yesternight in Columbus Georgia caused two deaths and possibly a third injury. J J Willis a carpenter and Louis McLain were struck by lightning near trees by the river. Phoenix City across the river reports the same bolt killed McLain. Multiple houses were damaged or unroofed by the wind.
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Columbus
J. J. Willis
Carpenter
Louis M'Lain
Willis
Mclain
Phoenix City
Fish Warden raids fish in season violation statewide
Master Fish Warden Van Dusen led a raid on cold storage plants for sturgeon held out of season. In Astoria and Portland area facilities 1,612 639 539 and 45 sturgeon were seized from Warren Goble Portland Artificial Ice Schmidt & Co. and Lindenberger Bros. Fines of 20 per fish could total over 32000. Prosecutions set. steamers Bailey Gatzert and Lurline named in complaints.
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Astoria
Ore
van Dusen
Oregon
Frank M. Warren
Goble
Portland Artificial Ice Company
Portland
Schmidt & Co
Lindenberger Bros
Navy
Bailey Gatzert
Lurline
Balloonist Baudiec Missing After Balloon Flight
In Toulon on June 9 Lieutenant Baudiec ascended in a naval balloon and floated east toward the sea. Two torpedo boats pursued and signalled the balloon fell into the water with Baudiec missing.
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Toulon
France
Drowned in Boise Plunge
In Boise Idaho at 9 30 this afternoon H H Harper dived in the Natatorium plunge and did not rise He was a stranger from Ohio and a member of the Knights of Pythias Heart failure is a theory of some and the exact cause is not yet ascertained
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Boise
Idaho
H. H. Harper
Harper
Ohio
The
Knights of Pythias
Jamieson and Peterson Wedding in Potomac District
Albert Jamieson of Clearwater and Miss Christine Peterson of Potomac wed at the Dil dine home with Rev. F J Salsman presiding. The couple, popular in their district, were joined by a small group of invited friends in the ceremony on June 9.
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Missoula
Albert Jamieson
Clearwater
Christine Peterson
Potomac
George Dildine
F. J. Salsman
Bandmann's Horse Runs Away in Missoula
Mrs. Bandmann tying her horse on the south side. the horse bolted and smashed the buggy during a visitation afternoon in Missoula. No injuries reported.
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Missoula
Daniel E. Bandmann
Five Die As Fire Destroys Three Buildings in Saratoga
A blaze in Saratoga on Broadway destroyed the Arcade, Shackelford, and Citizens' National bank block, killing five including David Howland aged 75. Loss put at 300000. Chief Engineer C. F. Chatwick was critically injured rescuing people. the theater, post office, Daily Saratogian, and several offices were housed in the buildings.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Citizens’ National Bank
Shackelford
Elizabeth M. Marie
Sarah Owens
David Howland
Post Office
Daily Saratogian
Western Union Telegraph Company
Saratoga & Boston Telegraph Company
Municipal Telegraph and Stock Company
Saratoga County Treasurer's Office
Theater
Oglesby and Baker Draw In 20 Round Bout
Kid Oglesby of Montana and Young Baker of California fought twenty rounds at the Athletic club in Salt Lake City. Both stayed on their feet to the end, yielding a draw amid claims Baker’s heavier blows and Oglesby’s aggression. neither was knocked out.
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Salt Lake
Kid Oglesby
Montana
Young Baker
California
Athletic Club
Baker
Oglesby
Trustees Appointed in Carlaw and Vermillion Districts
Missoula June 9 Miss Shelley county superintendent has appointed James Smiley as trustee of district No 52 at Carlaw and J L Hartman as trustee of Vermillion district.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Miss Shelley
James Smiley
Carlaw
J. L. Hartman
Vermillion
Gun Club Practice in Missoula Sees High Score
Members of the gun club held a shoot on the South Missoula grounds this evening with B. M. Francis posting the largest score. The club plans to practice each evening until Sunday when the Hamilton boys will visit.
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Missoula
South Missoula
B. M. Francis
Hamilton
Organizing a Band In Missoula Courthouse Meeting
Missoula musicians gathered at the courthouse meeting to organize a band. Fifteen instruments were represented and organizers believe there is enough talent to form a capable Missoula band. Additional meetings will refine the group.
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Missoula
Patton resigns Princeton presidency as Wilson elected successor
At Princeton's 5th commencement the board of trustees accepted Francis J. Patton resignation and unanimously elected Woodrow Wilson professor of jurisprudence and politics to succeed him. Patton will keep professorship in ethics and philosophy of religion after 14 years as president. Former President Cleveland attended the meeting.
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Princeton
N. J
Board of Trustees
Francis J. Patton
Woodrow Wilson
Patton
Wison
University
Cleveland
Desperate Convicts Kill Guards and Robbery Ring
A jailed criminal drew a revolver during transport to court, firing at a jailer before being overpowered. The case ties to Tracy who allegedly killed a sheriff in Aspen in 1897 and to Dave Merrill, a 22 year old arrested Feb 5 1899 for storing stolen plunder. Merrill reportedly aided by detailing the latch to the stolen goods and has prior prison terms in Pregon and Deer Lodge.
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Tracy
Aspen
Colo
Dave Merrill
Merrill
Pregon
Montana
Deer Lodge
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Commissioner of Labor
United Mine Workers
Labor
Mr. Mitchell
Wright
Commissioner Wright
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
United States Commissioner of Labor
Mr. Wright
Springs
Butte
Martinelli
Cardinal Martinelli
Mouse
Con
Agricul
Tural Department
Fish Warden
Thousand
Gun Club
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