Strikers Enjoined in Milwaukee Over Machinists Strike
A sweeping injunction bans strikers from interfering with Vitter Manufacturing workers, gathering near the shop, posting pickets, or aiding tradesmen who refused to quit. The order, in the name of the National Metal Trades Association, targets all International Association of Machinists members.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Vitter Manufacturing Company
Vitter Works
Vitter Company
Jenkins
Northern Pacific
Court of Appeals
National Metal Trades Association
Milwaukee
International Association of Machinists
Circuit Court of
Sugene
Elliott
George Mulbery
Reading Strike Looms as General Walkout Expected
Reading Pennsylvania June 22 The strike of employes of the Reading railway shops is expected to be general next week as talks fail to avert a stoppage.
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Reading
Reading Railway
Chicago and Brooklyn split two games in doubleheader
Chicago defeated Brooklyn twice in a doubleheader at Brooklyn after a five game skid against Boston. Taylor pitched well in game two as Chicago won by a comfortable margin, with Manny Menefee and Kling behind the plate. Attendance 7,550.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicagos
Brooklyns
Taylor
R. H. BE
Chigama Ahi Iesde
Epacaee Acne
Ores Meter
Menefee
Kling
MeJames
Donovan
McGuire
Dwyer
Cunningham
Olka Sice Lene
Taylor and
Kahoe
Kitson
Farrell
Washington Triumphs on Base Running in Darkened Tie
Farrell led Washington with the lone hit and stole three bases, scoring each time on passed balls. The game ended after the eighth inning due to darkness with an attendance of 2006. Milwaukee faced batteries Pattern and Park with Garvin and Maloney on the mound.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Farrell
Ufth
Ae Ee
Garvin
Maloney
Chicago Defeats Philadelphia in Ballpark Error Laced Contest
Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a game marred by outfield errors. Attendance 4,129. Batteries Patterson and Bugden for Chicago Plank and Powers for Philadelphia. Scores and details garbled but indicate Chicago victory on June 22 in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Chicagos
R. H. E. Cgrms
Coinccon and Cotpeee
Crscseee Coceeres Aeee
Patterson
Baltimore Triumphs Over Detroit in Low-Scoring Tilt
Baltimore defeated Detroit 10 to 3 in a game noted for numerous errors. Attendance listed at 4,003 with a Baltimore showcasing. Batteries Howell and Robinson for Baltimore plus Frisk, Shaw and Buelow in Detroit. Umpire O Connell. Tacoma game reports show Tacoma 0 with Adams and Searfoss behind the plate.
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R. H. EB
Tamieimaoto
Aic
Cordiis Covedece
Tomadoar
Howell and Robinson
Frisk, Shaw and Buelow
Syracuse banker acquitted in federal case in Omaha
Charles F. E. Cotton, former cashier of the First National Bank of Syracuse Nebraska, was acquitted by a jury in federal court in Omaha. He faced charges of making false entries in bank books false reports to the comptroller and abstracting bank funds.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles FE. Cotton
First National Bank of
Syracuse
Comptroller of the Treasury
Montana cattleman shoots man near Chinook
A well known northern Montana cattleman Joseph Sheetz killed George Cain with a shotgun in Cleveland Montana. Coroner Hopkins and Justice Frey travel to the scene as details remain scarce. Cain was not known locally while Sheetz is described as peaceable yet prone to gunplay when drinking.
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Standard
Great Falls
Cleveland
Chinook
Bear Paw Mountains
George Cain
Joseph Sheetz
Cain
Sheetz
Montana
White Sulphur Springs
Smith Brothers
Hopkins
Choteau County
Frey
Brigadier Sets World Mile Record At Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay on a sunlit June day Brigadier won the one mile handicap in a world record 1:37 4-5 on a circular track amid a crowd of about 20 000. Water’s prior world mile mark of 1:38 was surpassed. Sackett won the Grand National steeplechase and other races listed with times and placements.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Brigadier
Brighton Beach
Sackett
Cameron
Evelyn Maud
Lady Holyrood
Wax Taper
Mesmerist
May W
Surf
Smart Set
Leonid
Dean Swift
Cyrano
Star Bright
Carson
King T
Mara
Perion
Heider
Passe Partout
Marylander
Ronkonoma
Magic Light
George Keene
Jack Carey
Self Protection
Ekophone
Zanzibar
Klondike
Dr. Eichberg
Ben Viking
Dolando
Nitrate
Prudent Wins Newport First Race Seven Furlongs
At Newport on June twenty second Prudent wins the seven furlong opening race with Mr Brookwood second and Polly Bixby third in 1 28. Times Star takes the five and a half furlongs selling in 1 08 with Rosy Morn second and Chemisette third. Jim Clark captures the six furlongs selling in 1 13 with Sweet Dream second and Prince Esher third. Strathbroeck wins the mile handicap in 1 44 with Charlie O’Brien second and Aledi third. Dash takes five furlongs with Dr Worth second and Rose of Red third in 1 01. Sixth race ongoing or incomplete details missing.
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Newport
Prudent
Mr. Brookwood
Polly Bixby
Star
Rosy Morn
Chemisette
Jim Clark
Sweet Dream
Prince Esher
Strathbroeck
Charlie O'Brien
Aledi
Dash
Dr. Worth
Rose of Red
Laureata Triumphs in Six Furlongs at St Louis Fair
At St Louis on June 22 the six furlong selling feature saw Laureata win with Thisbe second and Silent Friend third in 1 15. Klondike Queen captured the mile and 20 yards with Thorrwild second and Fount Pierce third in 1 48. Desirous led six and a half furlongs with Baitus second and Spinet third in 1 21. San Pariel Lr won the William J. Yemp company stakes for 2-year-olds in six furlongs with Satchel second and Terra Firma third in 1 14. Joe Doughty took the mile and 2 yards with Cariboo second and Cross Molini third in 1 48. Verify led six furlongs with Fridolin second and yaid third in 1 15. Albert FY. Dewey won the mile and a sixteenth purse with tushfield second and Charles D third in 1 47.
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Fair Grounds
Laureata
Thisbe
Silent Friend
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Fount Pierce
la Desirous
Baitus
Spinet
William J. Yemp Company
San Pariel Lr
Satchel
Terra Firma
Joe Doughty
Cariboo
Cross Molini
Albert FY. Dewey
Tushfield
Charles D
Spokane Interstate Fair to Feature Racing September
Spokane’s Interstate fair runs September 10 to 19 with racing daily except Sundays. A $10,000 purse pool includes two harness and two running races each day led by the 2 20 trot on September 12 and 2 15 pace on September 19 offering $1,000 prizes. The Spokane Derby for 3 year olds on September 11 carries $500. The Royal Marine band of Italy and Elks carnival attractions accompany the event.
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Spokane
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
The
Fair Association
Royal Marine Band of
Italy
Weartney Purchases Nasturtium Colt at Nine Thousand
New York reports W. C. Weartney has bought the ten year old colt Nasturtium by Water cress Marguerique. The sale price is reported at 9000 dollars.
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New York
W. C. Weartney
Nasturtium
Watercress
Marguerique
Petrosus Wins Thames Handicap at Royal Windsor Meeting
Petrosus Reiff piloted the Petroleuse filly to victory in the Thames handicap at the Royal Windsor June meeting, taking the 2 year old selling plate.
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London
Paris Berlin motor race under way as crowds watch start
The Paris Berlin motor race began with large crowds in Paris on June 22. The actual timed contest starts on Thursday with more than seven cars involved. The field includes about 20 men and 40 women across the participating teams.
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Paris
Walther Wins 25 Mile Motor Paced Race at Manhattan Beach
The New York season opener at Manhattan Beach track featured a 25 mile motor paced race with six money prizes led by Bobby Walther of Atlanta who beat Jimmy Michael by about a length. Archie McEachern Toronto red Hoyt Boston Burns Pierce Manchester Nat Butler and Harry Caldwell completed the top finishers. The early pace set a two mile time of 3 13 1 5 besting the previous record. Frank Krebs won the one mile professional event with 2 01 time ahead of Hardy Downing San Francisco.
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New York
Manhattan Beach
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Jimmy Michael
Archie McEachern
Toronto
Red Hoyt
Boston
Burns Pierce
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Nat Butler
Frank Krebs
Hardy Downing
San Francisco
Choate Returns to Office in Full Health
United States ambassador Mr. Choate, after a summer cold, returns to his London office today in perfect health.
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London
Choate
United States
Digestive cure for heart trouble urged with Stuart's tablets
The article links heart trouble to poor digestion and nervous control, arguing most heart issues are non organic. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective post meal reparation, claiming regular use can cure stomach troubles except stomach cancer, with a 50 cent package and a free booklet from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Indictments Over Jury Bribery Ties to Metropolitan Street Railway
A Kansas City grand jury charged three Metropolitan Street Railway employees with bribery of jurors in damage suits. The panel warned of a county wide, secret crime and urged action. Auditor J A Harder, jailed for contempt, was released on habeas corpus after refusing to bring his books to court.
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Kansas City
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
J. A. Harder
John W. Henry
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Harder
Amalgamated Copper adds new capital stock listings
In Boston on June 22, Amalgamated Copper coverage expands as the 80 million dollar extra capital stock issued in the Boston & Montana and Butte & Boston absorption is listed on both the New York and Boston exchanges. The National Shawmut bank will deliver Amalgamated shares for past receipts, with Kidder, Peabody as auditors and agents and Shawmut named registrar.
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Boston
Mass
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston Properties
New York
National Shawmut Bank
Amalgamated Copper
Butte & Boston
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Griscom Receives Instructions as Persia Minister
Lloyd Griscom, newly appointed minister to Persia, visited the state department in Washington to discuss duties of the post. He plans to sail from New York in July and travel overland after reaching France.
Diplomatic Moves Delay Caracas Posting and Teheran Visit
The official planned to go to Constantinople to settle affairs then on to Teheran. Mr Owen takes over Venezuela duties and is in Paris with no set date to assume. he will visit the United States before Caracas, arriving there next fall.
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Constantinople
Teheran
Owen
Mr. Loomis
Venezuela
Paris
United States
Caracas
Alleged Murderer Captured Near Coal Mines
City Marshal Brennan of San Antonio and an eight-man Laredo posse chased a tip that Cortez, wanted for the killings of Sheriff Morris and Glover, was around coal mines 50 miles above. A telegram later reported Cortez captured and in charge of Captain Rogers of state rangers. A special train was sent to bring in the prisoner and horse.
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San Antonio
Tex
Laredo
the Express
Brennan
Cortez
A. M. Morris
Glover
Greens
Corte
Rogers
State Rangers
Ortiz
Porse
Associated Presse
Mad Mullah Routed by British Camel Corps Pursuit
Aden June 22 report says after a failed attack on the Zareba Captain MacNeill repulsed the Mad Mullah who ran into the main British force. The pursuit continued overnight leaving about one hundred enemy dead while the Mullah and the sultan of Nur narrowly escaped capture. British casualties were seven killed and wounded.
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Aden
MacNeill
Zareba
Nur
Heatwave Claims Life In Chicago As Varying Ailments Rise
On a scorching June day in Chicago one person died and six others suffered heat related collapses. John Hall fell from a third story window while seeking air and Charles Jenkins aged 76 died from the heat as the city endured extreme humidity and record temperatures.
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Chicago
Mercury
John Hall
Charles Jenkins
Elks Leader Declines 1907 Grand Lodge Visit
Columbus officials report Grand Exalted Ruler J B Fisher received a telegram from Richmond saying it cannot host the grand lodge next year due to the Jefferson Hotel fire which left the city with insufficient hotel capacity. Columbus plans to bid for Milwaukee hosting duties in a future assembly.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. B. Fisher
The
Elks
Richmond
Grand Lodge
Jenerson
Milwaukee
State Land Office Receipts Rise With Timber Payment
The weekly receipts total 11,613 with 10,000 paid by the Big Blackfoot Milling Company of Bonner. The payment applies to the company's account for cutting timber on state lands.
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Standard
Helena
State Land Office
Big Blackfoot Milling Company of
Bonner
Tariff Bill Submitted to the Bundesrath
An official draft of the new customs tariff bill with the schedule of rates appended has been submitted to the bundesrath.
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Berlin
Bundesrath
Anaconda Newt Reports Quiet Minor Court Day
In Anaconda yesterday no major crimes were recorded in the minor courts. Mrs. Meister faced Judge Hayes at 10 am on a charge of disturbing the peace with vile language and was fined 50 dollars with suspended sentence pending good behavior.
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Anaconda
Dr. Parkhurst
Ciy
Jake Rentz
Justices of the Peace of
Judge Hayes
Ada Anderson
Hayes
Eagles Meet on Diamond After Noon at Mountain View Park
The Anaconda Eagles face the Butte Eagles this afternoon at Mountain View park. Anaconda lost Schill and Knox who joined Butte, but Manager Day filled gaps with new players. Spokane report notes Greenwood of Anaconda will speak on Purity in Politics at the state bankers banquet.
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Mountain View
Mountain View Park
Eagles
Anaconda
Schill
Knox
Day
The
Standard
Spokane
State Bankers
M.r. Greenwood
Mrs Dunsmuir Dies in San Leandro
Mrs Dunsmuir mother of actress Edna Wallace Hopper died in San Leandro California on June 22. She was a longtime figure in local society and known through her daughter's stage successes.
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San Leandro
Cal
4. Dunsmuir
Edna Wallace Hopper
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