Chicago hotels tied up as unions push arbitration fight
Chicago hotel strikes widen as cooks and waiters vow to pressure restau rants and department store eateries. Police guard hotels while unions seek broad action, arbitration rejected, and only partial hotel service remains. 2,517 workers involved with 1,752 still at work.
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Chicago
Thoreushly
Stikers
Central Station
George A. Schilling
National Civic Federation
Missing contractor in Big Timber may have jumped into Yellowstone
Special dispatch reports A R Mc Donald a 45 year old contractor and carpenter in Big Timber has been missing since Tuesday morning after a spree on Monday. He reportedly said he planned to jump into the Yellowstone River. Authorities search river banks as river is high and swift. fear he may have killed himself or fallen victim to foul play. Mc Donald and Chisholm held the contract for the new Congregational church on McLeod street.
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Standard
Big Timber
A. R. McDonald
McDonald
O. E. Clark
McLeod Street
Yellowstone
McDonald & Chisholm
Miners strike cripples Randsburg district activity
Bakersfield report says miners at Consoli dated Mining and Millings properties were called out, the St Elmo group mines closed, Manager Erickson departed East, Baltic Stringer district workers walked out, and Yellow Aster officers warn closures may be permanent without wage concessions. Business stalls and local merchants halt credit.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Randsburg
Consolidated Mining and Millings Company
St. Elmo
Erickson
Baltic
Stringer
Yellow Aster Company
Temporary injunction halts union actions against employers
In Cheyenne on June 13 a state district court judge issued a temporary injunction preventing 16 striking members of the Painters and Paper Hangers' union from interfering with the business of McCormick & Gilmore, Jacob Sherman, and Martin Breither, their former employers.
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Cheyenne
Scott
Painters and Paper Hangers’ Union
McCormick & Gilmore
Jacob Sherman
Martin Breither
Shearing Surges Forward Around Fort Benton
Special Dispatch reports Fort Benton June 15 with shearing under full force in the surrounding area.
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Fort Benton
Senator Platt Guests of President at Washington Luncheon
Senator Platt of New York was the president's guest at luncheon today in Washington. The event highlighted ongoing discussions with national leaders and reinforced ties between the administration and the Senate.
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Washington
Senator Platt
New York
Political Upheaval Rumors Mark European Dissent
Berlin reports say the government may dissolve the new reichstag if socialists and agrarians unite to oppose commercial treaties. Rome notes Premier Zanardelli resigns amid health concerns, with ministers to run current affairs as an adjourned chamber weighs the situation and potential new cabinet.
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Rome
Zanardelli
Chamber of Deputies
Tribuna
Signor Zanardelli
Fire at Glasgow whiskey distillery kills five and injures many
A blaze at a Glasgow whiskey distillery last night killed three men a boy and a woman and left many injured. Explosions shattered thousands of casks of spirits blowing down a wall of an adjoining flour mill and burying victims under rubble.
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Glasgow
Man Who Threatened Emperor Francis Joseph Declared Insane
Vienna report states Jacob Reisch, who yesterday approached a carriage bearing Emperor Francis Joseph in a menacing fashion, has been declared insane and committed to an asylum today.
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Vienna
Jacob Reisch
Francis Joseph
Parisian racer Jorraine Barrow dies from injuries
Paris notes the death of Jorraine Barrow, a noted automobilist, who succumbed to injuries from the Paris Madrid automobile race held on May 4. The accident earlier this year prompted French officials to review safety measures for long distance events.
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Paris
Jorraine Barrow
Typhoon Ravages Hanoi Namdinh and Thai Binh
A typhoon of extreme violence swept Hanoi Namdinh and Thai Binh causing heavy damage. Many natives died and several Europeans were injured. Three trains were overturned between Hanoi and Namdinh.
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Saigon
Cochin
China
Hanoi
Namdinh
Thaibinh
Armed riders pursue train robbers in Empire Junction plot
Joplin Missouri dispatch notes that 50 well armed men road on passenger train 140 under secret service and Frisco officers to Empire Junction Kansas two miles west of Galena where robbers were said to plan a hold up. No robbers were found upon arrival.
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Joplin
Secret Service
Frisco
Empire Junction
Kan
Galena
Woman Left Destitute After Husband Killed in Wyoming Fight
Red Lodge on June 13 reported Mrs. William Fletcher left destitute with her family when her husband was killed in a fight with Paddy Ward at Dietz Wyoming. The county provided transportation to Trinidad where she has joined friends.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
William Fletcher
Paddy Ward
Dietz
Wyo
Trinidad
Wic
Tacoma Rail Crash Claims Voorhees and Bulen Near Kapowsin
In Tacoma Washington on June 13 Harry N Voorhees formerly of Detroit Michigan was killed and George F Bulen of Tacoma probably fatally injured in a railroad accident on the Tacoma and Eastern line near Kapowsin tonight the incident details were reported from Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harry N. Voorhees
Detroit
Mich
George F. Bulen
Tacoma & Eastern Railway
Kapowsin
Judge Walker Fractures Rib in Natatorium Slip
Helena on June 13. Judge Ed O Walker slipped as he left Broadwater natatorium and fractured a rib. He was taken home for recovery in this city.
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the Standard
Helena
Walker
Broadwater Natatorium
Forger Coggins Captured in Eugene After Money Order Fraud
Eugene, June 13. J C Coggins, sought by the post office for forging money orders nationwide, was arrested here while attempting to pass a $30 bogus order on a local clothing house. He fainted on confrontation. found on him were stamping outfits and four altered money orders. He confessed at the jail, detailing his method of erasing stamps and reissuing orders.
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Eugene
Ore
J. C. Coggins
Post Office Department
Coggins
Post Office
Dance Row Ends in Knife Wounding at Billings Farm
At a Billings area dance 10 miles west of the city a dispute over changing from a quadrille to a two step led to a brawl. Claude Leonard was stabbed in the back, puncturing a lung, and is in critical condition at his parents home near Laurel. About 60 attendees. warrants issued for three youths. Ira Shearer arrested. WH Morris and a man named Sage later detained in the incident.
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The
Standard
Billings
Claude Leonard
Laurel
Young Leonard
Fraser
Sheriff Hubbard
Ira Shearer
Morris
Sage
King and Queen Executed in Palace Rebellion
In Belgrade a palace uprising left the king and queen fatally wounded after being dragged to the lawn and tossed from a balcony. Officers then killed the queen's brothers, the minister of war Pavlovics, and the Russian attache helped evacuate him briefly before the attackers shot him. The minister's body lay undiscovered until morning.
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Belgrade
Pavlovics
Not Yet Ready for Advanced Government in Belgrade
Belgrade June 13 Narodni Listy concludes an editorial on establishing a Bervian republic. It states Servia is not ready for an advanced government. The army would not agree. Bervin has had two ruling dynasties and with the Obrenovich house exterminated, the Karageorgevitches remain the only option.
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Belgrade
Narodni Listy
Servia
Bervin
Obrenovitch
King Alexander Lived in Terror in Final Weeks
Vienna reports the late King Alexander endured terror in his final weeks as nightly soldiers belonging to the pioneers division patrolled the capital. The disclosure comes amid wartime turmoil and increasing security concerns surrounding the Austrian throne.
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Vienna
Alexander
Pioneers
Russia Discusses the Assassination in Belgrade Note
St Petersburg reports officials say no power will block recognizing Serbia's parliament. The note states Russia mourns Belgrade killings, extends compassion for the Servian people, and hopes Serbia may pursue peaceful national life under patriotic guidance.
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St. Petersburg
Belgrade
Russia
Obrenovitch
Servia
Skupshtina to Choose the King in Serbia
Paris reports a Belgrade dispatch says calm in Serbia with provisional government promising the skupshtina full liberty to select a new king. Foreign Minister Deleusse relays telegrams that Servian authorities have informed abroad of the regime change and consent to the assembly’s choice.
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M. George
Servian Legation
Queen Draga
Alexander
Paris
Foreign Office
Belgrade
Council of Ministers
Deleusse
Sultan of Turkey Deeply Moved by Belgrade Drama
Constantinople reports the Turkish sultan is deeply touched by the Belgrade massacres. The porte refused to hear the term assassination for the killings of the Servian king and queen. King Charles of Roumania, once honorary colonel of the Servian sixth regiment, has cut ties with the unit over its alleged dishonor.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Belgrade
Yildiz
Porte
Servia
Charles of
Prince Karageorge Viteh Asks Italy For Attitude On Servia
Rome June 13 Prince Karageorge Viteh wrote an autograph letter to King Victor Emmanuel. It is believed to discuss accession to the throne and Italy’s possible stance. The Italian foreign office denies any power agreement on Servia.
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Rome
Karageorge- Viteh
Victor Emmanuel
Peter
Italy
Foreign Office
Servia
Harrison to Face First Degree Assault Charge
Red Lodge June 13 Charles Harrison known as sure Shot will have a hearing before Justice Ellis at Absarokee next Monday on a first degree assault charge. He was shot in the shoulder by Ed Runner after a saloon rampage memorial day. The bullet is beneath the shoulder blade and will likely be removed later. the wound is not serious and will mostly limit arm use.
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Red Lodge
Charles Harrison
Harrison
Convention of Local Camp Clerks elects leaders in Woodmen
In Indianapolis on June 13 the second biannual convention of the Association of Local Camp Clerks of the Modern Woodmen of America opened. Officers elected include President H. B. Hoyt Seattle, Secretary W. T. Copeland Lima Ohio, Treasurer C H Riepen Omaha. A national executive committee was authorized with James Dickson Spokane named among appointees.
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Association of
Modern Woodmen of America
H. B. Hoyt
Seattle
W. T. Copeland
Lima
Ohio
H. Riepen
Omaha
James Dickson
Spokane
Wash
Lady Curzon Collects Ludicrous English Letters
The Detroit News Tribune notes Lady Curzon’s interest in English written by educated Hindoos. A Bombay letter about a father’s death mocks formality, stating the firm will be run by his beloved sons. It records opium market quiet at 1,560 rupees per chest and quips on mortality.
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Detroit News Tribune
Lady Curzon
Bombay
Advice to Women Sparks Amusement From Odd Tips
From the Brooklyn Eagle a department of advice to women offers quirky guidance like drink three pints of water daily and eat heartily yet abstain from pie. The piece playfully imagines the comic missteps of readers misapplying the rules, prompting lighthearted reflection on modern self help.
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The
Brooklyn Eagle
Department of Advice
Success on Trial Housekeeping Plan
A couple, short of money to start housekeeping, buys on trial. They select patent couch and other novelties advertised with three month trials. Items are returned or swapped when trials end. After six months they plan to continue as new manufacturers enter the field.
Acquittal Seems Probable in Kentucky Assassination Case
In Jackson Kentucky on June 13 prosecutors rested in the Jett and White murder case of J B Marcum. Defense gains a Monday continuance as key witnesses remain absent. Jurors likely to hear verdict by next Wednesday amid fears of testifying and possible conspirators at large.
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Jackson
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
J. B. Marcum
Four of Them in Custody in Wyoming Horse Theft Case
Four men believed linked to a Wyoming horse thief gang were arrested in Miles City after selling a band of horses to Milroy, a north sheepman. Ed Marsh Joe Messer Eternatson and Louis Smith were detained at Nigro and Willis saloons by local and state officers. Authorities reached out to Caspar for the brands and planned further arrests as a suspected fourth member remains at large.
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Standard
Miles City
Wyoming
Webb
Caspar
Ed Marsh
Joe Messer
Eternatson
Louis Smith
Nigro’s
Savage
Western
Willis
W. D. Smith
Kennedy
Milroy
North
Watching Rising Waters in Flathead County
Kalispell June 13 rivers hold steady while Flathead lake rises rapidly and may overflow soon. Bridges are under close watch as warm weather threatens more snowmelt and higher water levels across the county.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
Flathead Lake
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