Mob of Anarchists Rampages Through Paterson Streets
Rioters seize Paterson New Jersey for hours injuring several and wrecking silk mills. Leaders include McQueen and Galleano as mobs attack Columbia and Cedar Cliff mills, smashing windows and fighting police. Officers fire on rioters while protecting workers and mills amid planned strike unrest.
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Columbia
Bemont Avenue
Brescis
Galleano
Cedar Clff Mill
Cedar Cliff
Rynewar Mit
New York
Rheinhardt
Bamford Bros.ef
Cliff Street
Robinson, Sweetman
Keys
Detective Magic
Bamford
Robinson
Ramford
Marthe Huyser
Irving Post
City Council Opposed to Gilbert Depot Plans
City leaders indicate a slow approach to approving Architect Gilbert’s union passenger station on the current site. Chairman J F Beck warns the plan would cost the city frontage on Pryor and Loyd streets and raise Whitehall viaduct levels, risking taxes and revenue while shifting rail alignments and bridge elevations.
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Gilbert
J. F. Beck
Special Depot Committee
Beck
Wall, Pryor and Loyd
Whitehall Street
Broad Street
Beer
State Commission
Southern Railway
Pryor Street
Loyd Street
Decatur Street
Alabama Street
Broad Street Bridge
Whitehall
Atlanta Council Expands Charter Revision Committee
City council fails to adopt charter committee suggestion and instead adds itself and four citizens from each ward to the charter revision panel. Debates raged over official status and future report to the Georgia General Assembly, with votes split along lines of council versus mayoral authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Revision Committee
Charter Committee
Council
Winny
Charter Revision
Atlanta
Fewersl Council
General Council
Vaid
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Howell
Welch
Pierce
la Hatte
Terry
Harwell
Winn
Key
Cleveland Looms as Democratic Nominee in 1904
New York June 18 Special ex President Cleveland's speech at the opening of the new Tilden Club house Thursday night is to launch a movement for his renomination and reelection as a Democratic candidate. Senator Bacon of Georgia is among strong supporters, and NY party leaders expect no real opposition from Hill or Bryan factions. Cleveland’s health is reported excellent, though retired from public life since 1897, and consent for a bid is anticipated after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Tilden Club House
Bryan
Bacon
Georgia
Democratic Party
HiIt
Tammany
Brian Wing
Hill
Tammany Hall
Norman
Mack
Buffalo
David Gilbert
Manhattan Club
Revolutionists Take Town in Curacao Region Fight
News from Willemstad Curacao reports Venezuelan revolutionaries after five hours of combat captured La Vela de Coro on June 11. Government forces suffered 27 dead and 128 captured as Coro, capital of Falcon state, faced siege under Vice President Ayala.
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Castro
Willemsted
Curacoa
la Vela de Coro
Gulf of Coro
Coro
Falcon
Ayala
la Vela de Cora
Readers for Mother EDPY Change Is Made To Secure Democracy
Boston June 18 a change in readers at the Mother church aimed to secure greater democracy Judge Septimus J Hanna and Mrs Eldora J Gragg retire as first and second readers Their replacements are Hermon S Herring Baltimore as first reader and Mrs Ella H Williams Chelsea Massachusetts as second reader The clerk William B Johnson of Boston and treasurer Stephen A Chase of Fall River were reelected The new president is John W Reeder of Roxbury Booth Tarkington Indianapolis Miss Laurel Louisa Fletcher daughter of S J Fletcher the author was married today in Indianapolis Seismic shock felt Madrid Cartagena no damage Cursed the Magistrate Sligo Ireland Patrick A Meagh nationalist MP for Leitrim and proprietor of The Sligo Champion jailed for three months for contempt after calling a magistrate a ‘damned liar’.
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Boston
Septimus J. Hanna
Eldora J. Gragg
Hermon 8. Herring
Balimore
Ella H. Will
Sligo
Ireland
Patrick A. Meagh
Parlament
Leitrim
Sligo Champion
Jali
National Mine Workers Call for Convention to Back Anthracite Strike
Indianapolis hosts a July 17 national United Mine Workers convention to decide on a general coal strike in sympathy with Pennsylvania’s anthracite miners. Delegates number about 1,700 to 1,800 with 900 needed for a strike. five districts requested action, including Michigan and West Virginia. Mitchell issued the call, noting risks of nationwide suspension and job losses across industries.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Aost
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Cea Wiiters
United States
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Indianapols
Hers
Union
West Virginia
Hazeton
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Maryland
Roanoke
Nalle
Ditton Forge
Legtram
Winchester
Coeburn
Peabody Funds Planned Practice School at State Normal
George Foster Peabody plans a practice school connected with the State Normal school in Athens. He provides 10 000 for a building and 3 000 for equipment, with three teachers to run seven grades for about 165 pupils. The endeavor resembles Chicago's John Dewey model but includes unique experiments. The donor, a member of the general education board, left Athens after arranging the project.
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George Foster Peabody
Athens
State Normal School
Peabody
John Dewey
Chicago
Dewey
General Education Board
School of Technology
Practice
East
Fire Destroys Creede Homes Leaving Sixty Families Homeless
Creede Colorado June 1 A second major blaze in the town destroyed property valued at 3200 and left sixty families homeless. Two hives reportedly lost and many injured. Missing include William Stewart and Emeat Zint as Upper Creede burned.
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Creede
Colorado
Col
Upper Creede
William Stewart
Emeat Zint
Risks His Life For Science In Tuberculosis Test
Dr Garnault of Pris city challenged Prof Koch's claim that humans cannot catch tuberculosis from cattle. He exposed his arm to diseased cow matter at La Villette slaughterhouses then applied a poultice. doctors witnessed the procedure. Results not expected for weeks. wife unaware until after surgery.
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Garnault
Pris
Koch
Paris
Dr. Garnault
Lordon
la Villette
Party Lines Not Drawn In The Fight Of Routes
Washington June 18 A special dispatch reports the Panama route leading Nicaragua by six votes in a senate poll. The piece notes expected votes tomorrow, cites names of supporters and opponents of Spooner and Hepburn measures, mentions absentees Rawlins and Dubois, and quotes Senator Jones of Arkansas defending his Panama vote amid Democratic Platform tensions.
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Jones
Arkansas
Spooner
Nicaragua
Hanna
Jqs
Washington, D. C
Panama
Senate
Aldrich
Ark
Alison
Nev
Beveridge
Kean
Burnham
Iwearns
Surrowa
Mittredge
Burton
Lode
Clark
Wy0
aicCome
aicCome#s, Cullom, McCamber, DeBoe
Melaurin
Gu Depew
Genie
Dietrich
Mason
Dillingham
Millard
Dolliver
Platt
Conn
Dryden
Pritchard
Parcharica
Proctor
Boraker
Quares
Pope
Wash
Scott
Beconer
Gallinger
Bacon
Mallory
Batley
Martin
Bard
Mitchell
Bate
Money
Berrys Morgan
Blackburn
Nelson
Carmack
Patterson
Clapp
Penrose
Mont
Perkins
Clay
Pettus
Cockrell
N. Y
Culberson
Daniel
Simmons
Kins
Simon
Foster
Stewart
Gibon
Tallaferry
Harris
Tillman
Hawley
Purner
Heltfield
West McEnery
McLaurin
Rawlins
Dubois
Costa Rica
Paterson
N. J
United States
Philippines
Venice
Weather and civic notes mix in 1900s Georgia report
Showers Thursday and cooler east with warmer west anticipate a fall Friday with coastal showers and variable winds. Highlights include George Foster Peabody donating 813,000 for an Athens practice school, local council opposition to a new passenger depot, and calls to expand charter revision. Millard Lee found sane as murder trial looms, Melange of state and national events from Savannah meetings to labor conventions.
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George Foster Peabody
Athens
Pryor
Wail
Charter Reviston Comralties
Millard Lee
Interstate Bankers
Savannah
University of Georgia
Edward M. Shepard
New York
State Federation of Labor
Southern
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Humbert
Torch
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McQueen
McGrath
Belmont Avenue
Columbia Mill
Grossenbauer
William Westerfield
Depot Committee
Wall and
Moses
Tilden Club
Mother Edpy
Booth Tarkington
Benedict
Laurel Louisa Fletcher
J. Fletcher
Madrid
Cartagena
The
Joh Dewey
Hepburn
Charlotte
N. C
Francis M. Whittle
Richmond
A. D. Marks
Nashville
Niewsparen Arihives
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