Debris Serv I The Want Of A Cyclone Debris Serv I The Want Of A Cyclone
Shenango plate works in Newcastle Pennsylvania the world's largest tin plate plant was struck by a cyclone causing heavy damage. 2000 workers escaped injury as roofs and steam pipes were torn apart and scalding steam filled the mill. Repairs will take about two months with all operations halted.
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Newcastle
Shenango Plate Works
W. T. Sampson
Washington
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Rawlins
General Smith
Roosevelt
Miles
Admiral Dewey
France
Lodge
Philippine Committee
Shenango
White House discusses Major Rathbone case in private
At the White House an extended conference addressed Major Estes G Rathbone, convicted in Cuban courts of maladministering office. Senator Hanna urged the president for a new trial, asserting Rathbone’s innocence. Secretary Root and Attorney General Knox attended. a statement seeking presidential interference likely follows before May 2 as control shifts to Cuba.
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Major Rathbone
Washington
Estes G Rathbone
White House
Hanna
Rathbone
Root
Knox
Action Favors The Miners In Anthracite Conference
New York May 6 officers of leading anthracite coal roads including Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson Reading Ontario and Western held a lengthy conference in the city today It was attended by executive heads and the Firie was represented by Chairman Thomas No official details were released but a road representative said the strike situation was discussed and action favorable to the miners was taken The afternoon coal stocks and a Morgan firm member statement that no strike would be accepted were cited as signs pacific action would come at the miners conference in Scranton tomorrow
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Anthracite Coal Roads
New York
Theeading Anthracite Coal Roads
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Ontario
Western Roads
Firie
Thomas
J P Morgan & Co
Scranton
Trust Purchases in Cubs Washington May Testimony
Henry C Mott, sugar buyer for the American Sugar Refining Company, told a senate committee that Cuban sugar purchases from October 1, 191 until January 1892 totaled 435 100 tons.
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Cubs
Washington
Henry C Mott
American Sugar Refining Counply
Senate Committee
Aba
Negro lawyer presses mandamus to register Alabama Negro voter
Montgomery May 6 Special Wilford H Smith the first negro to appear before the Alabama supreme court filed a petition for a mandamus to compel the Montgomery county registrars to register Jackson W Giles and all other qualified negroes. The filing attacks grandfather and understanding clauses, cites 75,000 qualified negroes rejected, and seeks voiding of the suffrage article. Questions to negroes test citizenship, four affiants illiterate, court jurisdiction questioned, and emphasis on moving to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wilford H Smith
New York
Supreme Court of Alabama
Montgomery County Board of Registrars
Jackson W Giles
Giles
Nicaragua Canal
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Jawyers
State Supreme Court
Petititioner
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Knox
Coleman
Heflin Brothers
Jones
United States
Smith
Young Nuttall Evades Police In Sewer Death Case
Victor Nuttall, a 13 year old, is charged with murder in the death of Colin McDougall after a sewer incident. Authorities seek the boy as his father, Victor McDougall, a plumber, pursues justice and a preliminary hearing awaits if arrested. Detectives intensified search as the dying confession from Colin is cited and a convention of Special Agents opens in Louisville.
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Toln McDougall
Victor Nuttall
McDougall
Colin McDougall
Robert H McDougall
Colin
Nuttall
Connally Street
Garden Street
Love
Justice of the
Peate Blackworth
Parker
Jennings
Bedford
Bloodworth
Criminal Superior Court
Grave anxiety over Queen Wilhelmina condition in The Hague
Advices from Castle Loo report Queen Wilhelmina again in grave condition with doctors’ consultations and secrecy around telegrams. Nurses and specialists remain at the bedside. official bulletins show normal temperature but patients’ status remains highly anxious as frost grips The Hague.
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the Hague
Castle Loo
Wilhelmina
Loo Palace
Roessingh
Pot
Oppose Cuban Reciprocity At Cigar Trade Convention
Cincinnati May 6 The fourth annual convention of the National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association debated Cuban reciprocity. After endorsing President Jonny Young's address, delegates defeated New York drafted resolutions. a later vote approved a uniform duty on all Cuban leaf tobacco, and empowered the legislative committee to pursue a Havana specific rate if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association
Jonny Young
Philadelphia
New York
Young
House
Cuba
Havana
Association
War Dept Cables Report Accidental Moros Kill 35 at Chaffee
Washington May 6 An army cable from Manila reports General Davis describing a May 3 incident where prisoners armed themselves at a hilltop and rushed guard lines. In the ensuing firing, thirty five Moros were killed nine recaptured. others escaped. The incident, attributed to an attempt to release prisoners, is labeled an accident.
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Chaffee
Washington
War Department
Manila
George W. Davis
Hand of Death on Bret Harte
Bret Harte American author dies in London from a throat related hemorrhage. He was 79, born August 25, 1939 in Albany New York. He lived quietly in England, with limited visitors, and will be buried at Frimley Surrey next Thursday.
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London
Brat Harte
Albany
Harte
Red House
Chamberly
Aldershot
Uaudl
Associated Press
Harts
Mark Twain
Mr Harte
Bret Harte
Frimley
Surrey
Lfe
Funeral of Archbishop Corrigan In New York
New York May 6 arrangements for Archbishop Corrigan's funeral are in motion with the body to lie in state at the Cathedral from 11 tomorrow to 11 36 Friday A guard of honor will watch the casket beginning tomorrow The funeral rites begin Thursday night with the divine office A solemn high requiem mass is set for 10 30 Friday morning Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia will preach the sermon Bishop McQuaid of Rochester will be celebrant.
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New York
Corrigan
Ryan
Philadelphia
McQuaid
Rochester
Death from Negroes Duel Kills White Man in Blanchard
In Blanchard Louisiana on May 6 two Black men Lee Gilbert and Jim Durden fought amid a white crowd. Gilbert fired at Durden, Durden was fatally wounded in the chest, and a stray bullet struck Thomas Shaws a white man, killing him instantly. Gilbert was later shot dead by officers resisting arrest. The scene then quieted for the night.
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Blanchard
Lee Gilbert
Jim Durden
Gilbert
Durden
Thomas Shaws
Mutual cotton mill insurance firm to be based in Atlanta
At Lithia Springs Georgia a group of leading cotton mill men forming the Georgia Industrial Association voted to organize a mutual cotton mill insurers company serving Georgia North Carolina South Carolina and Alabama The new firm will be headquartered in Atlanta and led by an expert in the field The move aims to keep some 800000 in premiums in the south and lower insurance rates for mill owners The committee named to organize the charter includes Gunby Jordan J P Verdery P B Murphy J L Hand B S Walker and C D Tuller Officers elected include J L Hand as president C D Tuller as secretary Hal Johnson as vice president The measure followed a lengthy session with discussions on mill rules child labor and education for mill operatives The association adjourned after a morning session and reconvened for an evening debate and officer elections
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Sidney Ormond
Tithia Springs
Eorgia Industrial Association
South
Lithia Springs
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Atlanta
Aragon Hotel
J Gunby Jordan
Columbus
P F Verdery
Augusta
P B Murphy
Newnan
J L Hand
Pelham
S Walker
Monroe
D Tuller
Walker
Hal Johnson
Palmetto
Paia
J A Aycock
J P Verdery
W J Kincaid
Grifin
A A. Danson
LaGrange
D. Bobley
E A Copeland
Greenesboro
J. L. Hand
T. Yersary
Agusta
H~-Long
West Point
Gunby Jordan
W. H. Rankin
A. & Hamilton
Trion
BS Walker
A E McDonald
Lawrenceville
L Lanier
K ‘Lanier, Jr
George Tanier
C B Walker
Warm Springs
D A. Tompkins
J J Spalding
Mutual Insurance Company
Association
Sailors of the Chicago Cut Up Rough at Trieste
A Rome dispatch reports sailors from the US cruiser Chicago caused disorder in a Trieste cafe. Hottles were thrown and four sailors were arrested. Separate Rome despatch says one man was wounded. The four were handed to Captain Dayton of the Chicago who paid all damages claims.
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Chicago
Trieste
London
Rome
Daily Chronicle
United States
Corre
Spondent
Baily Express
Dayton
Rabbis Meeting Highlights Sunday School Reform
The Conference of American Rabbis in New Orleans on May 6 heard Rabbi H H Mayer of Kansas City discuss improving Sunday schools, followed by a general discussion. That evening delegates were hosted by the Young Men's Hebrew Association. Dr B M Palmer, struck by a trolley car, is resting well at 84 with amputated toes and stable vitals while doctors remain hopeful but cautious about his condition.
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Conference of Rabbis
New Orleans
Conference of American Rabbis
H H. Mayer
Kansas City
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Palmer
B. M. Palmer
Divine
Admiral William T Sampson Dies in Washington
Rear Admiral William T Sampson retired, died at his home in Washington at 5 PM. Cause listed as a severe cerebral hemorrhage after several days semi conscious. Mrs Sampson, daughter Mrs Lieutenant Cluverius, two sons Ralph and Harold, Dr Dixon and nurses present. Burial plans to be decided between Annapolis naval cemetery or Arlington. Mrs Sampson frail, likely unable to attend funeral.
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Washington
William T Sampson
Sampson
Admiral Sampson
Naval
Annapolis
Arlington Cemetery
Ping Pong Ankle Warns Players Of Shin Strain
London reports a case of ping pong ankle also called tenosynovitis. A left leg swelling appeared above the ankle then subsided after rest. A physician notes the sport’s high shin and leg strain and urges appropriate footwear to prevent recurrence among ping pong players.
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London
Responsibility Charged to the Administration
Washington debates Philippine policy as senators spar over abuses and humane acts by American troops. Beveridge and Rawlins clash over fairness in reporting, while Turner blasts military methods. Hoar urges calling prominent Filipinos to testify, and Beveridge cites water cure use in the O Herne case with testimonies of torture and murder.
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Washington
Philippe
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Hippines
Carmack
Rawlins
Turner
Philippines
Smith
Philippine Committee
Hoar
Massachusetts
All Justice
Utah
O’herne
O Herne
Tillpinos
Oherne
Patterson
Murder charge swears against 18 year old Victor Nuttall
A warrant charging murder was sworn for Victor Nuttall, 18, in connection with Colin McDouffall's death. Nuttall had not been found by nightfall. Other items note a Chinese minister visiting Atlanta, a Bayboro hotel fire with a cook suspect, and various regional political and social briefs.
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Victor Nuttall
Colin McDouffall
Atlanta
Carnegie Library
M L Roberts
Oakland City
Winchester
A. F. Lea
Roberts
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Negro Lawyer of
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Dead Boy
Special
Louisville
Special Agents’ Association
Canada
W G Baldwin
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western and Seaboard Air Line
Death
Mr. Harte
City of
Reaper
Rear Admiral
HU Rian
Jake Smith
Senator Rawlins
Portious
Woman's Christian Temperance Traion
Milledgeville
Barnesville
Haranqua Assembly
Ogden Party
Bayboro
Soulhenn
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dallas
Tex
Jeluica
Dloulaville
Nashville
Mingy
Yellow Creek
Davis
Arkansas
F. Bret Harte
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