Striker butchers Negro teamster violence roils Chicago
June 10 Chicago reports no peace proposals in the teamsters strike as the conflict escalates. Frederick Jones, a black teamster, is assaulted by a mob of about a thousand while John Hince wounds him with an axe and severs fingers. A colored policeman, Frank Austen, fatally shoots Samuel Robhiston, a paperhanger, guarding a Rothschild wagon.
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Chicago
Teamsters
John V. Farwell, Jr
Frederick Jones
John Hince
Jones
Hince
Samuel Robhiston
Frank Austen
Rothschild & Co
Monument Unveiled Marking First Civil War Land Battle Site
Elizabeth City North Carolina June 10 a Confederate monument was unveiled at Big Bethel church to honor the first land battle of the Civil War. Miss Maggie Tabb and Miss Fannie Kyle represented state Confederate groups as governors Montague and Glenn spoke along with clergy and ex Confederate veterans. A tablet recalling Henry Wyatt of North Carolina, possibly the first Confederate soldier killed in battle, was also unveiled.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Big Bethel Church
Maggie Tabb
Alexander Tabb
York County
Fannie Kyle
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Virginia
Henry Wyatt
Big Bethel
Montague
Glenn
B. J. Hale
BE. O. Jones
William J. Jones
Stonewall Jackson
Riots in Minsk End in Shootings as Soldiers Clash
A street riot on Cathedral square in Minsk between soldiers and Jews led to casualties after troops fired on the crowd. One Jew was killed and twenty wounded, while a soldier and a police officer were also injured. The official version blames theft of a soldier’s purse as the provocation.
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Minsk
Russia
London
Cathedral Square
Wyoming Weather Forecast Shapes Weekend Ahead
Wyoming forecast calls for fair weather Sunday with showers in the southeast and warmer conditions in the west. Monday expected to stay fair and warmer. Local data show yesterday's high 68 and low 43 degrees with 0.7 inches of precipitation. Palmer, Section Director.
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Washington
Wyoming
Palmer
France Praises Roosevelt Agt on Russia Peace
Paris and St Petersburg report Paris backing Roosevelt’s effort to mediate peace between Russia and Japan. Tsarskoe Selo council favored seeking peace terms while preserving Russia’s naval strength. French papers hail Roosevelt as a peacemaker and signal a formal truce once plenipotentiaries meet.
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St. Petersburg
Paris
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Washington
M. Nelidoff
France
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Tsarskoe Selo
Nicholas Nicholaeveth
Efen
Vladivostock
Pacific
Roostvelt
Meyer
United States
Partie
French Council of State
Des Debats
le Temps
Ieee
Members of LA Chamber Tour to Salt Lake on Clark Train
Members of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce departed Los Angeles for Salt Lake City aboard a train arranged by United States Senator William A. Clark who invited the party. The trip was made over the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake line.
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Clark
Los Angeles
Calif
Frange Backed Up the President
The State Department received a cable from Minister Griscom confirming Japan's acceptance of the President's goodwill offer. Russia's reply came later but could not be deciphered tonight. Both replies are expected to be published tomorrow and are described as acceptances expressing gratitude. France's strong influence aided Russia's move toward peace talks with Japan.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
Griscom
Russia
France
Paris
Mrs Paul Morton sails for Europe with Miss Morton
Mrs Paul Morton wife of the Secretary of the Navy sails for Europe with Miss Morton on a trip lasting until autumn. They will visit London and Paris with most time spent in Germany seeking cultural sights and travel.
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New York
Paul Morton
Secretary of the Navy
Bowen Loomis Investigation Continues Before Taft
Washington reports the Bowen Loomis inquiry proceeds before Secretary Taft. No further hearings expected next week. Bowen declines Venezuela probe. a cable message to Caracas seeks alleged facts, with a reply deemed sufficient for the investigation.
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Washington
Loomis
Bowen
Taft
Venezuela
Caracas
Linevitch Busy Strengthening Line in China Battle
Tokyo reports Gen Linevitch at Feng Hwa directing troops to fortify the Changchun line amid expected Japanese assault. Russian reconnaissance, once disorderly, now follows textbook orders but is countered by Japanese anticipation reducing gains.
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Tokio
Linevitch
Feng Hwa
Changchun Kine
London Unemployed March for Parliament Action
Several thousand unemployed men from factory centers march on London demanding support for the Unemployed Bill now before Parliament. Led by James K. Hardie and labor leaders, families plan to seek school meals, while a deputation to Parliament seems unlikely after a prior incident with Gribble at the Speakers' Corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James K. Hardie
Parlament
Gribble
Northamptonshire
Crilery
House of Commons
Grover Cleveland Becomes Trustee
New York June 10 The installation of Paul Morton as head of the Equitable Life Assurance Society was attended by prompt acceptances from Hyde estate stock trustees including Grover Cleveland and George Westinghouse. Justice Morgan J. O'Brien is the third trustee. August Belmont and Horace Ives endorsed Morton as chairman.
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New York
Paul Morton
Mavy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hyde Estate
Grover Cleveland
George Westinghouse
Morgan J. O'Brien
Mr. Morton
August Belmont
Hrayton Ives
Morton
Omaha businessmen set for Northwest excursion to Portland
One hundred Omaha and South Omaha business men will depart tomorrow on a Northwest excursion. Portland is the objective, with stops in major cities to meet regional business interests and learn their needs.
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Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
Portland
Automobile Plunges Into River. Three Drown In Chicago
A car carrying five fell from the Rush Street Bridge into the Chicago River. Three occupants Jerome G. Kurtaman Mrs. Jerome Kurtzman and W. A. Hartley drowned while two others escaped. The current carried the victims downstream.
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Chicago
Rush Street
Chicago River
Jerome G. Kurtaman
Liquozone Company
Jerome Kurtzman
W. A. Hartley
Kurtaman
Hartley
Larger Home for Roosevelts
Mrs. Roosevelt and the children left Washington for Oyster Bay to spend the summer. The Roosevelt family at home will be smaller, but the residence is larger with an added library and child rooms. Grounds improvements include a pumping engine replacing the old windmill.
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Washington
Gruesome Servian Anniversary
Belgrade marks the second anniversary of the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. King Peter faces opposition and frequent life threats as papers report warnings and the risk of bloodshed during the day.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Servia
Peter
King Alfonso ends visit in Scotland before Sweden marriage
King Alfonso of Spain wraps up his official visit in Scotland and plans a brief unofficial tour before returning home. Next week focuses on the marriage of Crown Prince Gustave of Sweden and Princess Margaret of Connaught, set a week from today.
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London
Alfonso of
Spain
Scotland
Iustave
Sweden
Margaret of Connaught
Norwegians Ready to Take Up Arms in Quiet Republic Move
In Christiana calm and determination mark Norway after separation as Norwegians display the flag and leaders portraits while ready to answer a call to arms if needed. A cabinet member notes lasting resolve and a republic favored by the people, hoping U.S. recognition will come first.
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Christiana
Norway
Oscar
Associated Press
United States
Baltimore Navy and Army Prepare for Bloodless 1814-style Battle
Baltimore md June 10 The army and navy plan a staged clash along the Chesapeake and Patapsco rivers aiming to capture Baltimore from Washington The engagement centers on Forts Howard McHenry Smallwood Armistead and Carroll with 2000 coast artillery troops The land defense remains with artillery as infantry is not used The outcome hinges on two army officers and two navy officers plus a fifth chosen by vote Dummy mines and cables are laid from Fort Howard The event will be observed by many officers of both services
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Baltimore
Navy
United States
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Potapco
Washington
Howard
McHenry
Smallwood
Armistead
Carrol
Coast Artillery
Patapsco River
Fort Armistead
Fort Howard
George ©. Armistead
Army
Reprieve Denied for Denver Murderers
Governor McDonald refused a further reprieve for Fred Arnold and Newton Andrews sentenced to death for the murder of Mrs. Amanda Youngstood. The two men must be executed during the coming week.
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Denver
McDonald Tooday
Fred Arnold
Newton Andrews
Amanda Youngstood
Cyclists Launch Transcontinental Trip from New York
Members of the New Jersey Division of the Century Road Club of America leave City Mall tomorrow morning for a cross country bicycle trek from New York to California. The ride spans thirteen states and about 3,500 miles.
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New York
New Jersey
Century Road Club of America
City Mall
California
Metal markets steady as New York report notes quiet trading
In New York on June 10 the metal markets show silver at 58 4 percent, with lead and copper markets quiet and midhanged.
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New York
Banker Affected by Judge's Words
Milwaukee June 10 Frank G Bleelow the self confessed defaulter of the funds of the First National bank to the amount of a million and a half dollars pleaded guilty today to ten counts of violating national banking laws and was sentenced by U S District Judge Jos V Quarles to ten years hard labor at Fort Leavenworth Kansas The judge spoke at length about the case and showed emotion as Bleelow stood bowed and affected before the court
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Milwaukee
Frank G. Bleelow
First National Bank
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
Jos. V. Quarles
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Quirles
Bigelow
Wives of Railroad Men Very Sick
Special to The Leader Rawlins Wyoming June 10 The wife of Conductor Roy Daniels is very sick but doctors hold out hope for recovery The wife of Engineer Ed Smyth is very sick and little hope for recovery is entertained
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Rawlins
Wyo
Roy Daniels
Ed. Smyth
Young trout planted at U S marshal ranch in Rawline
State Fish Commissioner Sam Campbell brought a large shipment of young trout to Rawline to stock the ranch of United States Marshal F A Hadsell, marking a notable fishery effort in the area.
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Rawline
Wyo
Sam Campbell
Laramile
United States
F. A. Hadsell
Nebraska men guests at enjoyable smoker
Rawlins Wyoming June 10 The Nebraska capitalists who have been exploring mineral fields near here were guests at an enjoyable smoker hosted by the Rawlins business men. The event provided an informal gathering for local and visiting businessmen to discuss prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebraska
Rawlins, Wyo
Neraska
Rawlins
Tierney Sheep Co Receives Large Oregon Shipment
Rawlins Wyoming June 10 The Tierney Sheep company Thursday and Friday received thirty five carloads of Oregon ewes and wethers totaling a large shipment for the company The consignment enhances harvest prospects and expands stocking numbers for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Tierney Sheep Company
Oregon
Saratoga Couple Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Carl Willford and Miss Maud Winona Jones, both of Saratoga, Wyoming, as reported by The Leader in Rawlins on June 1. The license marks the union of two Saratoga residents in a formal civil proceeding.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Carl Willford
Maud ‘Winona Jones
Saratoga
Doctor shoots one and wounds another in Jal incident
McGee T. Y. Griffin a druggist was shot and killed and Fred Griffin wounded here today as Dr LN Norris a physician was placed in Jal.
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McGee
Baseball scores from Western and National Leagues
Western League results Denver Sioux City Colorado Springs 1 and St Joseph 6 Omaha 0 Des Moines 2 National League Chicago 7 Boston 0 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburg 0 New York 5 American League Boston with rain delay Cleveland 3 Washington 4 Chicago 1 New York 81 Loutsa 3 Philadelphia 15 Detroit 4 Accurate adjusting and watch repairing D Miller 1709 Ferguson Bt
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Denver
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph
Omaha
Des Moines
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Loutsa
Detroit
D. Miller
Ferguson Bt
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Czar
Mrs. Morton
Bowen-Loomis Investigation
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Grover Gleveland
Alfonso
England
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Jis
Leavenworth, Kansas
Young Trout
United States Marshal
Ierney Sheep CO
Western League
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