Enraged Mob Fights Police in City Riot Scene
A massive riot erupts as strike sympathizers clash with police after wagon drivers push routes from stockyards into the business district. More than 100 injured, with battles at Sixteenth street and Michigan Avenue. firearms used, arrests made, and a call for rapid duty readiness by the National Guard.
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George June
Anglo-American Packing Company
Sixteenth Street
Michigan Avenue
Frederick W. Job
State Board of Arbitration
State Street Department
Eie- Menta
Philippine independence advocate Lays out facts before committee
Senor Buencamino testified before the Insular Affairs Committee denying government pressure changed his Philippine independence views. He claimed Aguinaldo’s secretary drafted the original address and warned of secret Agoncillo and Lopez agents. He described Aguinaldo’s prison like residence, an American army grant, and rejected colonial rule as a danger to future Spanish alike.
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Washington
Senor Buencamino
Committee On Insular Affairs
Aguinaldo
Agoncito
Lopez
Fulpino
Independente
Imposibre
Agoncilla
Worcester
Renta
White House
United States
Manila
Senor Buericamino
Cane from San Juan Hill Presented to President
A Mount Vernon Council No 16 delegation of the Junior Order United American Mechanics visited the president in Washington on June 4 and presented a cane carved from wood from San Juan hill. Rep. Blackburn of North Carolina spoke, and the president thanked the group while pledging to safeguard national and people's interests under current policies.
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United American Mechanics
Washington
Mount Vernon Council No 16
District of Columbia
San Juan Hill
Blackburn
North Carolina
Named by the President Nominees Sent to Senate
Washington June 4 The president today sent nominations to the Senate for Collector of Internal Revenue Maryland Phillips nee Goldsborough Appraiser Merchandise Baltimore C Rose Mate Surveyor of Customs Knoxville James C Ford Postmasters North Carolina George W Depriest Shelby Confirmations by Senate Postmaster Florida J A Simpson Kissimmee Monument to Steuben Washington June 4 House committee of library reported a bill for 450 400 to erect an equestrian statue of Baron Steuben in Washington
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Senate
Washington
Internal Revenue
District of Maryland
Phillips Nee Goldsborough
Rioting meat wagon clashes disrupt city streets
Crowds attacked meat wagons near Fifth Avenue and Van Huren Street, untying provisions and scattering as police intervened. Automobiles were smashed and riders frightened. several men in riot are said to be organized by strikers, while a downtown department store delivery drivers’ strike ended after 30 hours with wage gains and union protections.
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Fifth Avenue
Adama
Monneé
Quincy Street
Miller
van Buren Street
Charlies Gates
van Huren Street
Swift & Co
Madison Street
Conte
Anton
Senator Morgan Defends Nicaragua Canal in Senate Debate
In Washington the senate opened discussion on Isthmian canal routes. Senator Morgan of Alabama led a three hour speech defending the Nicaragua option against earthquake fears and arguing Panama route dangers. He urged passage of the Nicaragua bill, noting Colombia's turmoil and diplomatic talks on both routes. He criticized opponents and cited ministerial notes denying quake threats. The debate touched on Monroe doctrine at times, while other action included advancing promotions for General Brooke and a postmaster general delivery extension bill.
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Washington
Senate
Moran
Alabama
Nicaragua Canal
Panama
Nicaragua
Colombia
Mr. Morgan
United States
Morgan
Isthmian Canal
Canal
Panama Canal
Merry
Wicaragua
Associated Press
Money
Mississippi
Hoar
Joan Quincy Adams
Canning
Rush
Great Britain
Bate
Tennessee
West Point
Quay
John KR. Brooke
University of Wisconsin Honors Dr Ulrich Bonnell Philips
Dr Ulrich Bonnell Philips, a Georgia graduate, is hired by the University of Wisconsin history department as Instructor in English and modern European history. He will teach a course on the history of the south since the revolution.
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Ulrich Phillips
University of Wisconsin
Madison, Wis
Ulrich Bonnell Philips
University of Georgia
South
Preacher Confesses Arson in Florida convict case
Rev James Quarter Rogers a former Baptist minister now a converted Muslim confesses arson amid custody. He admitted burning several dairy buildings to seek revenge for menial labor demanded by patrons. The blaze ruined his clerical library three ministerial salts and two gold watches from Ocala Florida. He previously taught English to Cuban refugees while in charge of a Jacksonville church. He will be examined for sanity.
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James Rogers
Ocain
Fla. Santa Cruz
Cal
James Quarter Rogers
Ocale
Fla
Jacksonville
No President Ever Drunk Parker and Othera Sey Senate Bil
Washington news recounts a House debate on an anti-anarchy bill. Senators Jenkins Parker Powers and Nevin argue over harsher penalties for killing the president while Hay demands a detailed Cuba administration expenditures report, with the consent of the chamber. The roll call adopts the report 110 to 78 as the session ends at 5:25 p.m.
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Washington
House
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Parker
New Jersey
Powers
Massachusetts
Nevin
Ohio
Max, Hull
Iowa
Secretary of Way
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Hay
Virginia
Congress
Chicago
Ray
New York
United States
Mr. Jenkins
Chio
Maryland State Senator Applegarth Indicted on Jury Fixing and Liquor Charge
Dorchester county grand jury returns three indictments against State Senator William F. Applegarth a leading Democrat and aspiring congressman. He is charged with attempting to corruptly influence the grand jury and with violating the local option law by selling liquor at his store. The case stirs Maryland politics.
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Applegarth
Baltimore
Grand Jury
Dorchester County
William F. Applegarth
Maryland
New Labor Party Formed At Denver Convention
The Western Labor Union convention adopted a declaration for socialism and independent political action and named the American Labor Union as the new party. Organizers will be chosen across the east, and President McDonald said no candidates will be entered for at least two years.
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Denver
Colo
Western Labor Union
American Labor Union
East
McDonald
Job Printers in Chicago Win Citywide Wage Raise
Chicago June 4 for the first time in twenty years job printers in Chicago will see simultaneous wage increases across all shops. About 1800 workers stand to gain as the average weekly pay climbs from 18 to 19 the move follows unresolved disputes over apprentice ratios with arbitration likely to settle the point.
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Chicago
Dunbar Boe Chosen At Laryngological Society Meet
The eighth annual convention of the American Laryngological Rhinological and Otological Society closed in Washington. Next year’s gathering is planned for Lexington Kentucky. Officers elected include President J A Btacky of Lexington and vice president C Dunbar Ray of Atlanta with P F Gildea of Colorado Springs as western chair. Wendell C Phillips of New York is secretary and B W Day of Pittsburg is treasurer.
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Laryngological Society
Washington
American Laryngological, Rhineological and Otological Society
Lexington
J. A. Btacky
Southern
C. Dunbar Ray
Atlanta
Western
P. F. Gildea
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell C. Phillips
New York City
B. W. Day
Pittspura
Herbert Named British Ambassador to Washington
The British appoint Michael Herbert as ambassador succeeding the late Lord Pauncefor. Senor de Ojeda becomes Spanish minister succeeding Duke d Arcos. Herbert's wife Leta Wilson connects him to prominent American families. He has long served at Paris and Washington and is expected to earn a top salary of about 29,000 a year.
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Washington
Michael Herbert
Lord Pauncefore
Senor de Ojeda
Duke d'Arcos
Herbert
State Department
d’Arcos
Brussels
Duke Arcos
Paris
Tangier
France
Edmund J. Monson
Great Britain
Leta
Richard T. Wilson
New York
Vandderbilts
Edmond J Monson
British Foreign Office
Henry Howard
the Hague
Miss Riggs
Francis R Plunkett
Vienna
Miss Morgan
Philadelphia
Lord Curzon
Keddleston
India
Misa Leiter
Austia Lee
Belgium
Switzerland
Parte
Congress on Tuberculosis Chooses Dr Daniel Lewis President
The American congress on tuberculosis closes its sessions with a resolution declaring tuberculosis an acute infectious disease. Dr Daniel Lewis of New York City is elected president with Frank Paschal of Texas as second vice president and Dr George Brown of Georgia as secretary. Authorities urged rational prevention by national state and municipal governments and that all cases be reported to health boards for disinfection of affected premises.
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Daniel Lewis
New York
American Congress On
Congress
New York City
Frank Paschal
Texas
George Brown
Georgia
Ohio and Indiana Party En Route to Shiloh Park Dedication
A party of fifty nine prominent Ohio and Indiana men and women arrived in Paducah Kentucky on June 4 en route to Shiloh national park for the Ohio and Indiana monuments dedication on the battlefield. Leader Judge Pugh of Columbus. Governor Nash absent. Ohio delegates include Laughlin Lindsey Turner Park Mitchdal. Indiana delegates Wood Ensley Gardner Hutchinson Wright. Others among the party and their wives are noted as prominent citizens.
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Moonum
Ohio
Indiana
Shiloh Park
Paducah
Shiloh National Park
Battle Field
Judge Pugh
Columbus
Nash
Laughlin
T. J. Lindsey
Milton Turner
Sword for Major Waller to be Presented in Norfolk
Norfolk officials plan a 4 o'clock welcome for Major L W T Waller United States Marine Corps upon his return from the Philippines The committee drafted a resolution inviting Governor Montague to deliver the presentation address He will likely accept if business permits Extradition and Western Republics A Senate committee considered but did not act on the general extradition treaty with Western Hemisphere republics urging that the treaty be significantly modified for clarity and likely to be reported this session
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Major Waller
Norfolk
Norfolk Committee
L. W. T. Waller
United States Marine Corps
Philippines
A. J. Montague
Montague
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Hemisphere
Mexico
Beeftight court injunction bars Western packing firms
Supreme Court Justice Chester grants injunction against Armour Swift Cudahy Hammond Schwarzschild and Sulzberger Nelson Morris and partners restricting price setting and supply or labor terms in the beef trade. Order stays until further court order as Meredith details decade of price fixing and territorial sharing among major packers.
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Albany
Supreme Court
Cheater
West
Troy
D. C. Meredith
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Hammond Company
Schwarzchild and Sulzberger Company
Nelson Morris and
A. M. Morris Company
Nelson Morris
Chester
Meredith
Arzocue & Co
Swift O
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