Mitchell and Easley meeting fuels mine strike speculation
Hazleton Pa May 19 officials report the visit of Ralph M Easley secretary of the National Civic Federation to strike headquarters and President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers fuels speculation over possible settlement terms. Easley denies plans or messages while labor leaders await moves. The strike continues with no coal mined in the region and unions vow support as Mitchell sets up at Hotel Hart Wilkes Barre.
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Chaffee Returns to Manila amid Moro Dattos’ Friendly Stance
General Chaffee arrived in Manila from Lake Lanao and held cordial talks with Moro dattos and surviving sultans. He notes many profess friendly sentiments toward the United States, despite a cable from General Davis about Datto Ruty’s refusal to return captured animals. Chaffee believes terms may be needed but resistance should be limited, as Ruty’s forts sit on a hill and could be surrounded for a bloodless victory in days.
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Volcanic Activity Rises as New Craters Form on Martinique
A Matin dispatch from Fort de France reports Mont Pelee emitted 15 violent detonations overnight with lightning lighting up the island. The eruption intensified and new craters appeared near Le Precheur as northern refugees begin to return home despite danger.
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German Officers to Visit West Point from Bremen
Berlin May 19 Emperor William authorizes Colonel von Witzlebe and Major Willmann of the Grosslich terfelde Cadet institute to accept the invitation to visit the United States military academy at West Point. They will sail from Bremen May 24 aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Barbarossa.
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Fight on Beef Trust Forces DA Investigations Nationwide
A Herald dispatch from Washington reports U S district attorneys across the country collecting evidence against the beef trust from Boston to Topeka. Following Attorney General Knox's order they investigate local violations to build evidence for Chicago proceedings and potential indictments under the Sherman antitrust law.
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Volcano activity shifts as Soufriere quiets and Mont Pelee region erupts
London reporting The Times notes La Soufriere on St Vincent has eased to quiet, while nearby Martinique volcano remains highly active. A new eruption begins north of Mont Pelee, according to the St. Thomas correspondent.
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Million Roubles Stolen From Cracow General Staff
A Vienna dispatch reports from Cracow that 1,000,000 roubles were stolen from the general staff headquarters. Two generals and several staff officers have been arrested in connection with the robbery.
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Self-Defense Killings Reported in Custerville
In Custerville California on May 19 John Mc Carty 22 shot and killed his mother then surrendered himself alleging the act was in self defense police report states.
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Boer delegates hold long Vereeninging talks in Transvaal
Telegraphic items note Boer delegates at Vereeninging in Transvaal held lengthy sessions Thursday and Friday. Manila cholera remains steady with deaths and cases about eight tenths of a percent. Wisconsin Catholic Benevolent societies convene a three day Oshkosh session. King Alexander accepts Servian cabinet resignations and M Passios is tasked with forming a new ministry.
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Baseball Association Standings Across Cities
In Minneapolis Columbus leads 1 to 6 as Milwaukee hosts Indianapolis 4 19 and St Paul hosts Louisville 2 1. Club standings show Columbus 695 Indianapolis 611 Louisville 600 St Paul 579 Kansas City 671 Milwaukee 429 Toledo 268 Minneapolis 211 with Detroit 19 Cleveland 11 and Chicago 2 St Louis 2. In Detroit Philadelphia Chicago New York Boston St Louis and Baltimore show varied standings. Cincinnati 15 New York 1 St Louis 6 Brooklyn 5 in another match at St Louis Pittsburgh 11 Chicago 8 with Pittsburg 51 Chicago 604 New York 560 Boston 478 Philadelphia 417 Brooklyn 370 Cincinnati 370 St Louis 333.
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Wheat Prices in Minneapolis May Market Report
Minneapolis May 17 Wheat futures show May at 75% cents, July 75% cents, September 71% cents. On Track No 1 Northern 76% cents, No 2 Northern 75% cents.
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Market Report Sioux City May Cattle and Hogs Prices
Sioux City market figures show cattle beeves selling around 6.00 to 6.90 per cwt with cows bulls and mixed 3.00 to 6.25, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.50, calves and yearlings 2.75 to 4.40. Hogs traded at 6.80 to 7.20 per cwt.
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Grain prices and futures in Duluth market report
Wheat prices show cash No. 1 hard at 78 3/4 cents, No. 1 Northern 75 1/2, No. 2 Northern 73 1/2, No. 3 spring 72 1/2. To arrive prices list No. 1 hard 78 3/4, No. 1 Northern and July 75, May 75, Sept 73 1/2. Flax cash at $1.75.
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Market Report St Paul May 17 Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Cattle Choice butcher steers 38.50 to 60.60 per hundredweight. Choice butcher cows and heifers 25.50 to 32.50. Veals 5.00 to 65.50. Hogs 6.75 to 7.20. Sheep good to choice 5.25 to 6.75. Lambs 5.50 to 6.25. Report from St Paul market dated May 17.
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Chicago Market Report May 17 Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle range prime steers seven to seven fifty dollars, medium to poor six to six eighty, Texas steers five fifty to six forty. Hogs mixed to butcher seven to seven thirty five, good to heavy seven thirty to seven forty five, light six eighty five to seven ten, bulk seven zero five to seven twenty five. Sheep good to choice six to six fifty, lambs five fifty to six eighty five.
Grain and livestock price report from Chicago markets
Wheat and corn futures quoted with May July and Sept contracts. Oats with May July Sept values. Pork futures shown for May July Sept and Jan. Flax cash and futures, butter creamery and dairy quotes, eggs and poultry prices listed.
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