Ohio Militia Deployed Over Jefferson County Coal Mine Unrest
In Columbus and Steubenville on June 5, Governor orders Fourth Regiment of Ohio militia to mobilize and move to mines in Jefferson County amid a miners strike. An ambush at United States Coal mines near Plum Run and Brady mines leads to firefight with guards. more than 500 shots fired, four participants wounded, one possibly fatally. Guards retreat. miners claim assault on an Italian union miner prompted the clash. Separate clashes occur at Glenns Run with about seventy five shots and minor injuries to Cleveland’s guard superintendent T. E. Young.
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Columbus
Ammel
Jeffer County
Hughes
Comos
Eighth Regis
Plum Run
Bitters
Lum Rua
Vorhees
Adjutantien
Rikers
Glenns Run
Rds
T. E. Young
Cleveland
Revolutionary unrest in Cananea sparks U.S. concern
The American ambassador in Mexico, Walter Jipson, reported to the State Department that Cananea disturbances show a revolution in character, allegedly fomented from St. Louis. Diplomatic exchanges with Mexico City officials revealed claims of a revolutionary campaign among dissatisfied miners at the copper mines, with consular agents and company heads reporting on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Jipson
Mexico
St. Louis
Thompson
Mariscal
Feige
Cananea
Gal Ith
Mea
Greene
State Department
Peganda
Three Boys Drown in Chequame Bay near Ashland
Ashland Wisconsin June 5 Chequame bay claims three victims all eight to ten years old Isaac Storm eight Clar Wendt ten and Thomas Hega nine were in a light skiff with Ernest eau when the boat capsized less than fifty feet from shore Boleau clung to the upturned boat and was saved but the other boys sank and were recovered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Miners Resume Work Across Illinois After Strike
About 30 coal miners who had been on strike for two months returned to work. The remaining mines are expected to resume operations within a week across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Pear Revolution in St Petersburg Sparks Parliamentary Clash
Prince Mestchersky, editor of Grashdanin, shifts from railing at autocracy to warning that the lower house may become a revolutionary body without moderation. He appeals to President Mouromtseff to choose between a Pugatcheff or a Minin as the country’s fate hangs in the balance while a Black Hundred group calls for censorship of treasonable speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Prince Mestchersky
Grashdanin
Mouromtseff
Pugatcheff
Minin
Nizhni Novgorod
Romanoffs
Black Hundred Organization
Yekaterinodar
Heirs Contest Dowie Executor Duties In Probate
In Chicago on June 5 Judge Cutting of the probate court ordered Overseer Speicher of Zion City to prepare to hand property valued at 18000 to an administrator. The estate from Frederick Sutton of Australia totals 50000 with most left to Dowie. two brothers and a sister challenge the will claiming Dowie influence and a possible second will.
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Chicago
Speicher
Zion City
Dowie
Cutting
Frederick Sutton
Australia
Button
Sutton
Murderous Spanish bomb outrage linked to royal wedding
The chief suspect Manuel Morales was killed after a gun duel with a guard in Torrejon de Ardos. He had hurled a bomb at King Alfonso and Queen Victoria during the royal wedding incidents. Morales shot the guard then killed himself. Senor Cuesta identified Morales from a hotel balcony before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Torrejon de Ardos
Manuel Morales
Alfonso
Victoria
Morales
Alcala
Senor Cuesta
Guatemalan Forces Defeat Salvadoran Rebels Across Line
A cable from the Guatemalan minister reports that troops met the revolutionary movement at Ascuncion Mita and defeated them completely. Government forces claim triumphs along the entire line with no reverses.
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Washington
Salvador
Revolutionary Party
Ascuncion Mita
Physicians Gather for A M A Convention in Boston
Several thousand physicians and surgeons from across the United States and distinguished medical men from abroad have arrived to attend the opening meetings of the annual convention of the American Medical Association and related medical and surgical associations in Boston this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
American Medical Association
Aton. S Etthy Sie
Eleven Die in Electric Car Disaster at Moore’s Crossing
A crowded electric car overturned at Moore's Crossing in East Providence after fog impaired visibility. Of over 100 revelers returning from Crescent Park, eleven were killed and scores injured, with four fatally. Motorman W. J. Laucher from Olneyville, unfamiliar with the road, failed to see the sharp curve and the car derailed, plunging twenty feet from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Moore’s Crussing
East
Crescent Park
Providence River
Olneyville
Thornton
W. J. Laucher
Rate bill conference report sent back to conference
Washington reports the conference on the railroad rate bill will be returned due to new material in disputed portions. Senate conferees face no calls to recommit the bill despite efforts to secure that action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
National convention of Knights of Columbus opens in New Haven
Six weeks of drought in Missouri is broken by the season's heaviest rain, boosting crop prospects. An explosion at Burton powder plant Hillsville Pennsylvania wrecked a grazing house with no injuries. Democrats plan a reception for William J Bryan in Madison Square Garden New York. Twilight Limited derailed at Superior Junction Wisconsin. Fireman Harry Meitie dead and Engineer John Buckley severely burned at Deer Park Wisconsin. Rep Hull invites the president to Des Moines for Army of the Philippines reunion. he declines. D Baldwin of Council Bluffs killed while supervising railroad work on Union Pacific bridge over the Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention of Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Missouri
Burton
Hillsville
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Omaha
Superior Junction
Wis
Harry Meitie
Deer Park
John Buckley
Hull
Des Moines
Army of the Philippines
Hr. D. Baldwin
Council Bluffs, Ia
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Missouri River
Former CPRR Agent Discharged After Forgery Case
Charles F. Wenham once general passenger agent for Canadian Pacific Railway in Chicago was discharged after weeks in custody on forgery charges. He was freed and rearrested, then jailed again to face six indictments alleging larceny of $60 000 from the railway.
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New York
Charles F. Wenham
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Chicago
Canadian Pacific Railway
Market Quotations Poultry Butter and Eggs
Chicago market report for June 4 shows butter creameries 14 18c, dairies 13 4 1 3 4 1 c. Eggs 14 15c. Poultry turkeys 16c and chickens 11 1 2 c.
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Chicago
Roosevelt beef packers inquiry drew applause in house
Washington June 5 The speaker noted public interest as President Roosevelts message and Neill Reynolds investigation summary on beef packers were read in the house. Applause followed the reading but was checked as the document and papers were referred to the agriculture committee.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Messrs. Neill and Reynolds
Committee On Agriculture
Wheat futures mixed as markets track hard and northern grade prices
Minneapolis reports June 4 wheat pricing with July at 1%c and September at 79%c, December 9%. On track No 1 hard at 83%c, No 1 Northern at 82%c, No 2 Northern at 8144.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and flax prices steady on arrival track
Duluth reports wheat on track with No 1 Northern at 82 and one half cents, No 2 Northern at 80 and three quarters, July 82 and three quarters, Sept 80 and three quarters. Flax on track with prices 1.18, July 1.14, Sept 1.146, Oct 1.13 dollars.
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Duluth
Northern
Ill. buggy ride tragedy ends in double suicide
Roy Veach was shot in the head and killed by Reuben Stewart after a buggy ride with Stella Dial. Stewart then attempted to shoot the girl, fled, and killed himself, dying half an hour later. Stewart had been courting Miss Dial.
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Christopher, Ill
Roy Veach
Stella Dial
Reuben Stewart
Stewart
Veach
Miss Dial
Market Livestock Prices From St Paul Report
St Paul market figures show cattle rates from good to choice steers at 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50, yearlings 1.50 to 4.25. Hogs at 6.10 to 6.25, sheep wethers 4.35 to 5.75, lambs 6.00 to 6.50, and spring lambs 1.50 to 8.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ward Councilman J. 8. Lane Found Dead in Barn
Minneapolis notes the death of J. 8. Lane who represented the Second ward in the city council. He was said to have been ailing for some time and died in the barn at his residence, with heart failure suspected after he went to tend his horse early in the morning.
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Minneapolis
Lane
Cattle and Livestock Prices Reported in Chicago Markets
Chicago market page lists cattle and stockers with prices per hundredweight for cows and heifers at 1.70 to 6.00, Texans 4.00 to 4.50, calves 5.50 to 7.25, hogs 5.20 to 6.20, sheep 8.40 to 6.10, lambs 5.25 to 6.70, and mixed meats with varied bids and heavy stock ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Simlin Hotel Fire Claims Guest in Superior Blaze
A fire at the Simlin hotel in Superior, Wisconsin, early today killed guest Joseph Lebeau and damaged the property with an estimated loss of 15000 dollars, uninsured. Several guests escaped in night attire with minor injuries after a lamp exploded starting the blaze.
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Superior
Wis
Simlin
Joseph Lebeau
Special Rates for Miners Convention Travel
The Convention Western Federation of Miners in Denver runs May 28 to June 15. Big Timber round trip tickets cost 890.06 with sale dates May 25 and 26 and a five day transit limit each way. Going trip starts on sale date and final return must be within 30 days of sale. W. J. Haynes, Avent.
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Western Federation Miners
Denver
Colo
W. J. Haynes
Avent
Special election on bonds for Big Timber water works 1906
Notice to qualified tax paying electors of Big Timber that a special election will be held Saturday June 9 1906 to vote on issuing forty thousand dollars of coupon bonds. Bonds recoverable in ten years payable twenty years from issue with six percent interest. Funds to finance gravity water system per plans by Finklenburg or updated designs. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm with ward locations. Only tax paying electors and qualified women on tax rolls may vote if registered. Signed May 15 1900 by Mayor Jons F. Asuery and Town Clerk E. C. Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
O. E. Finklenburg
C. E
Eaid Suh
L. F. Douthett
Bray
Court House
Jons F. Asuuxy
E. C. Hate
Big Timber Town Ordinance on Voter Registration and Tax Election
The Town Council of Big Timber enacts voter registration for ballots on special taxes and internal improvements. The registrar must swear residents who own property appear on the annual assessment roll and pay taxes. The office operates six days before the election, with additions allowed the day before. The May 14 1906 ordinance governs registration. election date postponed to June 23 1906.
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Big Timber
Joan F. Asbury
BE. C. Hare
Strayed Horses and Cattle Near East Boulder Notice
Strayed on my premises east of Boulder in November 1005 two yearling steers branded inverted 5 on left ribs. Owner to call, recover damages and have fine removed. Contact H Livy McLeod Mont. Also noting sale of two work horses and two milk cows. Inquire L P Tintinger Big Timber.
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East
Boulder
Kor Sale
L. P. Tintinger
Farm Loans at Low Rates for Ranch Lands
Offers money to loan on improved ranch lands with long time terms and low rates. Apply now. contact Tae ww &. O. Charx for details.
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Ohio
Jefferson County
Ipants
Mex
Tilmate
PEAR
Revolution
Prince Satake
Gaid
Providence, R. J
Bill
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Alderman
Chicago Union Stock Yards
N. P
Jons F. Asuery
E. C. Hare
H. Livy
McLeod,Mont
Oliver
H. Bliss
Sherman
Sherman’s
East Park St
Butte, Mont
Juse
Billings
Northwest
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Kansas City
F. W. Klippel
Mont
O. Charx
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