Labor unions seek union in NYC joint conference
Committees of the Knights of Labor and the American Federation of Labor plan a joint meeting in New York City aimed at reconciling their differences and creating a unified national labor movement. Browning King & Co. promotes 18 stores across 13 cities claiming best, not cheapest, clothing with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
New York City
Browning, King & Co
New England
Flooded Railroads Halt Western Montana and Idaho Lines
Reports from west of Helena indicate severe flooding on the Northern Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul routes. Canning says Thompson Falls passengers lack food as 45 miles of track between Thompson Falls and Jocko are underwater or wrecked, likely delaying service three weeks. Coeur d'Alene and Tekoa regions also report no trains for days. In Harrison water tops railroad tracks, Cataldo to Kingston tracks submerged, Black Bear mine village flooded, and possible shutdowns across Union Pacific sections.
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Thompson Falls
Jocko
Coeur d’Aiene
Ida
Tekoa
Kingston
Wallace
Union Pacific
Black Bear
Battle at Lemont Coke Works Sparks Union Riot
Uniontown reports a violent clash as seven deputies fend off a mob of about 300 strikers at McClure Coke No. 3 works. Four workers abducted from Frick company areas were paraded, insulted, and hunted through towns, with deputies exchanging fire and several wounded. As the pursuit continues, authorities fear further arrests and possible militia deployment.
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Uniontown
Penn
Lemont, No. 3
McClure Coke Company
Trotter
Frick Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Haven
Valley Works
Lessening
John Bellamy
Oliver Attleby
John Britt
John Furlough
Wilhelm
Allen
Morrell
Youngstown
Lemont
Amen
Mlun
Connellsville
Altebaugh
Richards
Cool Spring Hollow
Cool Spring
Shoes at low prices from O G W Simmons & Co
Loggins for Sportsmen presents shoes for pedestrians horsemen and sprinters. Tennis and baseball shoes offered with best qualities at low prices. Bathing shoes for men women and children and noiseless waiters shoes. Oak Hall Boston address 32 to 44 North.
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Loggins
Oak Hall
North &T
Talbot Denies Globe Report On Certificates Scheme
Arthur E. Talbot a Boston lawyer living at 230 Washington Street presses that a Globe story alleging his involvement with forged medical certificates is false. He describes the piece as a malicious fabrication and recounts a hotel meeting with alleged accusers and an advertising agent, denying any sale of diplomas or medical credentials and asserting a clean, lawful career.
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Arthur E. Talbot
Washington Street
Globe
University of Vermont
Talbot
Harvard
Bellevue
Lynn
Maine
Shawmut Avenue
Post
Quincy
Alan G. Faye
Montezuma, Col
Faye
Boston
Ben Cohen
Quincy House
Montezuma
Cohen
Col
New Hampshire
West
Columbia School of Mines
Harvard Medical School
Razor attack follows arrest in North End liquor case
Lizzie Nazzaro of 10 Langdon Place is jailed on an alleged illegal liquor sale charge. Her relative Michael Nazzaro, 29, failed to secure bail and allegedly prompted a confrontation with Michael Ricci, 2 North Square. Ricci was slashed on the neck, requiring stitches, and detained with the assailant on assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Nazzaro
Langdon Place
North End
Michael Nazzaro
Mechanic Street
Lizzie
Michael
Nazzaro
Michael Ricci
North Square
North Street
Ricci
Division 1
Alarm in Alaska Fears Indian Uprising Near North Prince Wales Sound
Reports from Southern Alaska describe settlers along North Prince Wales Sound alarmed by an Indian uprising. Two unknown white men were assaulted and mutilated along the coast. The Governor is asked to send a revenue cutter to arrest ringleaders. The Mohican and Behring Sea patrol vessels patrol Sitka and monitor sealers' compliance. Bartel and part of his crew tried to break into Sitka jail to free a confined woman, ending with a hand to hand fight and arrests by revenue cutter marines.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Alaska
Prince Wales Sound
United States
Mohican
Behring Sea Patrol
Sitka
Bartel
Achilles
San Francisco
Revenue Cutter
Brakeman Curtis Saves Girl from Falling Under Train
Fred E Curtis a Boston Albany railroad brakeman likely saved Miss Sarah FE born yesterday afternoon by grabbing her as she slipped from a platform railing at Stage Farm station near 2 30 PM He drew her to safety while she clung to the rail until he could reach her A physician found no broken bones but the shock will keep her bedridden for several days
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Fred E. Curtis
Albany Railroad
Sarah FE
Marcy
Stage Farm
Washburn
Curtis
Thirty gyglers arrested in Portland sidewalk crackdown
Portland police launched an organized operation against sidewalk riding. About thirty cyclists were arrested and scheduled to appear in court Monday. Officers blocked every avenue after a wheelman had recently struck a girl, prompting the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Deering
Troubled Mine War Envelops Pana Illinois
June 10 Pana Illinois witnesses unsettled mining disputes with 500 Chicago first regiment soldiers and a Gatling gun arriving to reinforce guards at coal shafts. Home guards patrol, crowds of 1500 to 4000 foreign strikers gather near rail bridges, with reports that more strikers may arrive and work may cease by force.
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Pana
Ill
Chicago
Clinton
Bloomington
Dynamite Used as Coal Blockade Resumes Rail Freight
In Massillon Ohio on June 10 authorities report continued railroad operation despite attempts to burn bridges and destroy trains. Dynamite was placed under a coal train but failed to detonate until the last car passed. Links and pins found at a crossing. Between Uhrichsville and Midvale 9800 miners captured two bridge watchmen.
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Massillon
Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling
Uhrichaville
Orly
Uhrichsville
Midvale
Fire destroys structure and blocks road for hours
A fire burned a structure and blocked the road for four hours as responders arrived. Nearby residents reported smoke and calls to emergency services. No injuries were detailed in the readable text. Investigations by local authorities were not described in the fragment.
Militia Moves Trains to Quell West Virginia Strike
Five militia companies were at Boggs Run with six more arriving. Governor McCorkle ordered no resistance and to move all trains at any cost. By 2 PM the situation grew grave as over 300 men gathered in yards spanning from Benwood to Wheeling. A 160-strong striker party crossed the mountain seeking to intercept west-bound trains carrying soldiers and coal.
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Charleston
W. Va
Boggs Run
Spilman
McCorkle
Ohio
Benwood
Wheeling
Strikers Burn a Bridge at Goshen Ohio
A 140 foot section of the Goshen bridge on the Cleveland Lorraine Wheeling railroad was buried early this morning after guards were overpowered by 400 miners. Six companies of the Sixteenth Regiment were dispatched to restore order and secure the scene at Goshen, Ohio, near Martins Ferry.
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Goshen
Ohio
Martin’s Ferry
Gleveland
Lorraine & Wheeling
Battle reported between West Virginia troops and miners at Moundsville
Sounds of conflict in Wheeling Creek area on June 10 as trains report gunfire near Moundsville West Virginia with miners and state troops said to be engaged. Trainmen say two people have been bayoneted and wounded in the clash.
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Wheeling Creek
W. Va
Moundsville
West Virginia
Peace at Cripple Creek Ends Labor Standstill
Cripple Creek Colorado reaches a settlement after talks among Haggerman Moffat and small mine owners in Colorado Springs and between county commissioners and General Brooks at Altman militia HQ. Deputies to withdraw, mines to reopen, troops to stay thirty days, arms returned, and arrests to be handed to the sheriff.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Messrs. Haggerman
Moffat
Colorado Springs
General Brooks
Altman
Victor
Brooks
Death on Lebanon Mountain near Pittsfield
William P. Burbank died from a skull fracture after a horse fell 100 feet down a bank at Fiddles Bend on Lebanon Mountain. Companions Cheevers and Mead were in the party. Cheevers injured, Mead unharmed. Burbank died en route or soon after, under physician care in New Lebanon.
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Pittsfield
William P. Burbank
Lebanon Mountain
Cheevers
Mead
Lebanon
Burbank
New Lebanon
Burton
Woman in critical condition after Derby street wedding row
In Lynn on June 10 a Polish wedding brawl at the House of Blazes on Derby street left a woman severely injured after being kicked by Martin Kornnski who is out on bail. Three doctors attend as the others were treated for stab wounds. the woman’s condition remains critical while others are only slightly hurt.
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Lynn
Derby Street
Martin Kornnski
Farewell sermon by East Boston pastor McFarland
The Rev C B McFarland, after eighteen months at Maverick chapel Bennington Street East Boston, preached his farewell and leaves to study at Yale Divinity School. Aged about twenty six, he previously served as Melrose Y M C A general secretary and has drawn praise for his gospel ministry and reforming zeal. Deacon Lovejoy announced a social farewell next Thursday evening at the chapel.
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McFarland
Maverick Chapel
Bennington Street
Boston
Yale Divinity School
Melrose Young Men’s Christian Association
McPariird
Mr. McFarland
East Boston
Lovejoy
Fought Over Corpse Ends in Bloodshed at Nenagh
In Nenagh County Tipperary an old woman died with no heirs. Neighbors clashed over her half acre, thirty men fought with scythes and pitchforks, broke the door, toppled the corpse, and used candles as weapons. Two men died and five were wounded. A farmer named Dwyer was killed in a separate agrarian quarrel nearby on Friday.
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Dublin
Nenagh
Tipperary
Dwyer
Four Drowned Near Brewster in Southeast Lake Accident
Two sisters Maggie and Bessie Blaney and Thomas Scanlon with John McCluskey, all residents of Brewster, were boating on Southeast Lake when their craft capsized this afternoon. One body recovered. search continues for the remaining three as a large crowd gathers.
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Brewster’s
N. Y
Maggie
Bessie Blaney
Thomas Scanlon
John McCluskey
Brewster
A Brighton Runaway
Mr and Mrs John A Bacon of Medford with two children and another Medford couple were driving in Brighton when their horses bolted near the Washington Lincoln corner as a steam pump worked on the sewer. A carriage wheel broke, Mr Bacon and one child were thrown. the child was uninjured while Mr Bacon suffered a severe scalp wound and a sprained ankle. Dr Rice attended him and the party went home in another carriage.
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John A. Bacon
Medford
Prince
Child
Brighton
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson tariff bill changes shown in Senate schedules
Washington June 10. The Wilson tariff bill as it stands after three stages of change is presented with schedules and notes on items not yet acted on. The tobacco and sugar items remain pending final Senate action while certain chemical and oil entries face rates from the House bill. The act aims to reduce taxation and provide government revenue with duties on imported articles, and the chemical and coal tar sections list numerous acids, oils, pigments, and related products with specific ad valorem or per-pound rates.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
China
Treasury
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
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Epov
C. H. Robinson & Co
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Washington St
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Burleigh
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Vanston
Boston University
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