Mayor Orders Police to Use Force if Strikes Persist
Paterson New Jersey June 19 Mayor Hinchcliffe assumed command of the police. He ordered reserves ready to act decisively if clubs fail to stop the strike meeting. Mills reopened with workers armed. dye-house owners want output but workers fear violence. A brief clash occurred with strikers, no serious injuries reported. Carnegie as an Author. Andrew Carnegie named vice president of the Society of American Authors to fill a vacancy left by the late Thomas Dunn English.
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Carnegie
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Andrew Car
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Society of American Authors
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Thomas Dunn English
Mob Riots in Patterson Pat down by Rioters
A Patterson New Jersey mob rioted on June 19 injuring several and fatally wounding at least two. Police were outnumbered as mills were pelted with stones and bullets by silk operatives. Leaders included McQueen and Gallani amid talk of torching property.
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N. J
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Gallani
Philippine Civil Government Bill Debated in House
Washington reports large attendance as the house prepares to open debate on Philippines civil government bill. Conference reports adopted and Senate amendments on legacy tax refunds concurred in. A separate note: Reichtein, justice department officer, arrested for misappropriation of government funds after book review.
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Philippines
House
Senate
Henry Reichtein
Department of Justice
Reichtein
Turmoil in Caribbean and Philippines Report
June upheavals report revolutionists seizing Willemstad Curacao and Yaracuy Yaritegua while Valencia clashes erupt in Caraobo. In Rome Judge Taft, civil governor of the Philippines, is said to have toasted the pope amid cheers from Rector Kennedy and students.
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Curacoa
San Kelipe
Yaracuy
Yaritegua
Lara
Valencia
Carabobo
Castros
Rome
Judge Taft
Philippine Islands
American College
Will Not Start Saturday Cutcavo June 19
Baldwin's Cruse is not expected to begin on Saturday with the date noted as June 19 under Cutcavo.
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Harlem
Washington Park
Cutcavo
Baldwin
Next Legislature Make-up Listed for Texas
Austin June 19 The article provides a detailed roster of the next Texas Legislature, naming dozens of House members by town and district and listing Senate members including George D. Neal as lieutenant governor and others by county. It notes several probable or undecided selections and includes multiple cities such as Cooper Paris Tyler Dallas Waco Austin and Houston.
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W. ©. Rochell
Park
Tex
G. A. Trice
Detroit
J. W. Bolin
Daingerfield
W. M. Hodge
E. A. Calvin
Aubrey T. Stell
Cooper
J. A. Worsham
Sulphur Springs
J. W. Hurt
Bloomburg
L. S. Schillier
Jeferson
B. A. Ragland
Gilmer
Tom Napier
Winsboro
W. H. Marsh
Tyler
W. T. Potter
L. W. Allred
Fairplay
C. J. Livesey
Henderson
Prank B. Guinn
Rusk
W. E. Middlebrook
Nacogdoches
T. M. Meece
Livingston
E. B. Pickett, Jr
Liberty
Duffie
Beaumont
Patrick Eagin, Jr
G. B. Griggs
Houston
Rockwall Hoskins
Cedar
Greenville
C. C. Mary
Commerce
J. Cunningham
Ravena
A. P. Barrett
J. C. Witcher
Bellis
Ike Standifer
Denison
J. D. Woods
Sherman
J. D. Cottrell
Plany
Sunej
N. Grisham
McKinney
Curtis Hancock
T. B. Love
Dallas
J. S. Strother
Garland
J. W. Reece
Royce
J. B. Hemphill
Avalon
J. M. Alderdice
Mount Peak
Richard Mays
Corsicana
Walter Hosley
Powell
A. M. Edwards
Fairfield
F. B. Looney
Oakwood
John Ackerman
Travacota
J. L. Fountain
Bryan
T. A. Low
Brenham
J. Johnson
Giddings
A. M. Murray
Caldwell
C. C. Glenn
Sealy
J. W. Wooten
Columbus
Ed Tarkington
Hallettsville
G. M. Thurmond
Victoria
John M. Green
Yoakum
F. A. Smith
Gonzales
Max Meitzen
Fayetteville
John R. Kubena
S. J. Isaacs
Elgin
Lee Beaty
Lockhart
John L. Peeler
A. W. Terrell
Waco
W. T. Shannon
Belton
H. P. Robertson
Temple
Josh F. A. Thorp
Pecan Grove
S. R. Boyd
Hubbard City
J. W. Stollenwerek
Hillsboro
E. A. Rice
Cleburne
W. M. Knight
Meridian
J. J. Bennett
Stephenville
Phil Jackson
Granbury
H. S. Moran
Weatherford
Clarence Stewart
Drapevine
W. D. Williams
Fort Worth
Emory C. Smith
Denton
Gayle Talbott
Slidell
J. C. Murrell
Gainesville
J. T. Rowland
Nocona
F. G. Daugherty
J. F. Sadier
Bonham
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Cuero
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