Mexican violence in desert town shocks Cananea
A riot near Sonora hotel and lumber yard in Cananea escalated as a mob of about 1600 gathered. Mexicans attacked Metcalf with a rifle, killing William Metcalf and three others while a nephew tried to aid his uncle. A fire and dynamite report followed, with tensions linked to Anglo Mexican land and business disputes.
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Fmeltera
Milla ‘Greene. Company
Cananen
Canamea
Naco
Ariz
Canunan
Par Iday
Orge Metcalf
Sonora
Syan
Atin
Metcal
Frontia Bande
Deaty
William Metcalf
Bia Tucle
Freight Movement Boosts Great Lakes Trade Early 1900
A Department of Commerce and Labor bulletin reports heavy freight movement in the Great Lakes from April through the first four months of 1900, with April shipments totaling 4,805,005 net tons and year-to-April at 5,418,491 tons. The rise reflects storage ahead of strikes and anticipated disruptions, while coal and copper movements show mixed directions.
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Department of Amerce
Great Lakes
Polate
Eaxtarn
Budalo
State authorities halt localized troop camps amid unrest fears
Officials plan to keep full militia ready within state lines as threats of uprisings rise. State troops and National Guard tied to earthquake responses and cost concerns. House debate over famine relief, irrigation plans, and Niagara power bill shapes congressional action.
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Clotorano
Tyrnis
Labo
Galifornis
San Fravehie
Reguilar
South
Dakota
Beveridge amendment urged to curb meat packing abuses
President transmits Reynolds Neill report on Chicago stockyards call for federal inspection of meat and products. Urges immediate enactment of Beveridge amendment to regulate preparation and labeling from hoof to can, with fees for inspection and stronger oversight across interstate commerce.
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Meregard
Sys
Mosiqne
Senate
House of
Gll
Chicago
Bureau of Animal, Industry
Department of Agriculture
Borsat
Mesars
Reynolda
Nell
Bureau of Animal Industry
Meners
Reynolds
Neill L
Heda
Surgical skin joining method from London hospital wanders into focus
In a London hospital report the technique of joining skin after surgery is described as forming a twist instead of a straight join and using a hollow ground scalpel. The method aims to create a more invulnerable bond and reduce scarring.
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Tondon
England
Pension totals and rolls in the United States
The government paid 441 million dollars in pensions last year to veterans of the great war. On January 1 the pension roll listed 1,004,106 names, reflecting ongoing support for former service members.
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Penatone
United States Povornment
Appellate Court Finds George S V Perking Not Guilty
The New York Supreme Court appellate division ruled Friday that George S V Perking bore no criminal intent in his $48009 contribution to Campaign find 09 Tapurans.
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New York Aupremé Court
George SV
Perking
Campalgl
Tapurans
Intereathas News Teme President Hanseyen Photograph in New York
A garbled early 20th century wire reports a photo of President Hanseyen selling for 15 dollars in New York amid relief efforts for San Francisco, plus transfers of figures like G FareParni to Philadelphia and chatter on European figures including Chancellor Von Bulow and King Victor Boyuand.
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Intereathas
Hanseyen
New York
Wid
San Francisco
Iilian Corsupt
New Orleans
G. FareParni
Philadelphia
Marcus M. Marka
J. W. Kohn
Chlongovier
von Bulow Hut
Berlin
Istand
Nordeney
Germany
Victor Boyuand
The
Churchman
Italy
Grocker
Francisco
Labor unrest and union activity across nations and regions
The article surveys a global snapshot of labor issues including eight hour scales and wartime wage talks, union fund sizes, and strikes. It notes shifts in leadership within the American labor movement, regional organizing in Iowa and Dorchester, England, and plans for new labor institutions and conferences.
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Aivay
Bocisco
Waorkmén
Pepe Peveldent James
Lynch
L. O
San Francisco
Contreters
York
Tytherr
P. J.’ McGuire
B. McDonnell
Edwin F. Gould
Urick
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Hawk
McGabe
Methodise Church
Dorchester
England
Collins
Carpenters' District Council
Boston
Connelt- Defense Fund
Counnell
Dinmond Manufacturers’ Association of Ameries
Diamond Workerss Protective Union
Whart
United States
Ti Ja
Los Angeles
California
Brotherhood of Krailway
Hug
Bonella
City of Providence
W. II. P. Waynes
Brown Universiy
Monts
Cufadliin Wher
Hyerelty
Cinnawl
Phoee Lnha
Cafe Aul
New York City
Berl
Folin Burns
Aly Eleney Craplwil-Kinnerian
Coldiide
Cidoguta Springs
Dike's Peak
Cimber of Commerce
Colorado Springs
Uniona
Georgy W. Perkints
International
Cihgnenaakere’ Union
Samuel Gompers
First View
TL. A. Bolia
Vwestfeld
Mass
J. A. Roberts
Tampa
Pla
Vic
Gibson Weber
Philadelphia
Negorid
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Tadge
Superior Court of
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Therd sBranfis
Dora
Yunrn
Tlorence Kelly
Marion
Cil Ondiic
Cole Kdecrudol Witlover
Glyer
Niagara
Titernations Commission
Willuu
Castlers
Assouethion
Coauau
Willig
Mura
Tontve
Magineer
Stavous
Feo
Panama
Kanya Wheeler
Gea Wyodor Thoy
Ite
Suiil
Duit Wety Nord
Hse
Devel Goiel Synud
Elude
Allie Seurs Loyie
Wow
Washington
Renta
Agente
Thera
Jon Elagse
Edo
Lavy
Department of Ageicoltine
Iutoriats
Eli He
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