Miss Alice Roosevelt Weds No One at Station Visit
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrives at Terence station with Congressman Longworth and declines crowd attention. She travels to Rookwood with Longworth, changes plans for Derby Day activities, and hosts a quiet evening with friends before a week of social events in Cincinnati.
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Weaver Lops Off Oome More Heads
Philadelphia June 2 William H Baker Assistant Director of Public Works resigned at Mayor Weaver's request as part of a general shake up in the department. Alexander Colville Assistant Director of Public Safety also resigned. Former Postmaster Thomas L Hicks named to succeed Baker.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
William H. Baker
Weaver
Baker
Alexander Colville
Thomas L. Hicks
Jimmy Hope safeblower dies after publicity grief
James Hope known as Jimmy Hope, last of the old-time safeblowers who led the Manhattan Bank robbery nearly thirty years ago, died at his New York home. His wife said he died of grief from the publicity revived by his fame. He was born in Philadelphia sixty nine years ago.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
James Hope
Jimmy” Hope
Manhattan
Hope
Philadelphia
Forged Names in Wheat Contract Sparks Grand Jury Talk
Sensational testimony centers on forged signatures tied to a wheat contract. An attorney reveals names printed on the paper amid conflicting witness statements. Grand jury investigation may follow as authorities review the evidence and testimony.
Attorney hints at perjury charges in wheat deal case
Attorneys criticize witness testimony in the Harper wheat deal inquiry. Discrepancies may trigger a copy of testimony to the District Attorney and the next grand jury to consider indictments for perjury.
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Baker
Battle Between Servian and Bulgarian Bands Near Kushevo
Vienna June 3. A serious clash occurred between Servian and Bulgarian bands near Kushevo in Macedonia. Twenty Bulgarians and twelve Servians were killed with many wounded on both sides. The Servians captured the Bulgarian leader said to be a Bulgarian army captain.
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Kushevo
Macedonia
Two Pittsburg Theaters Burn During Matinee
Fire swept two Pittsburg theaters during a matinee injuring no one reported. Avenue was closed as firefighters fought the blaze and authorities investigated the cause.
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Pittsburg
Steamer H. M. Carter Sinks. Sixteen Lost Near Alexandria
In Sureport Louisiana a steamboat named H. M. Carter collided with the railroad bridge pier over the Red River at Alexandria at 10 30 tonight and sank. Sixteen lives are reported lost.
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Red River
Alexandria, la
Equitable Life Directors Clash Over Victory Claims
In New York on June 2, disputed claims of victory by conflicting factions surfaced at Equitable Life Assurance Society director meetings. An apparent readjustment of interests marked the session as directors prepared for further action on key motions.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Bomb Bursts in Spanish Palace
A bomb exploded at 6 PM last evening in the Governor General palace in Barcelona causing considerable damage. Ten arrests have been made.
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Spanish Palace
Barcelona
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Indictments in Chicago Teamsters Strike Cases
Grand jury votes indictments tied to the teamsters strike and will be returned in Judge Barnes's court. Bills on Shea's bribery claim are uncertain. perjury and conspiracy charges rumored. Montgomery Ward's Robert J. Thorne denied knowledge of the $10,000 bribe offer amid conflicting testimony. The Teamsters Joint Council plans to inform Mayor Dunne on arbitrate deliveries to the boxcotted house.
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Harry Davis
Avenue
Grand Opera House
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Teamsters
Grand
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Montgomery Ward & Co
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Driscoll
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Dunne
Team Owners’ Association
South African Storm Drowns 200 Tea Estate Workers
A great cyclone swept over Pinetown Natal causing the reservoir to overflow and drown two hundred Hindoo laborers. The storm also caused numerous casualties elsewhere.
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Durban
Natal
Pinetown
Indictments in Meat Packing Probe Reported
Chicago June 2 Indictments against thirty men drawn by the Federal Grand Jury after two months of hearings into meat packing methods. At least ten more are expected to be drawn.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
National Citizens' Industrial Association elects new president
D M Parry resigns and C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan is elected to head the National Citizens' Industrial Association of America in Chicago. James A Emery named Secretary as HQs move to New York City. The group plans local citizen branches to protect business interests and private liberty against labor unions. A telegram congratulates Senator Platt on the express companies stance amid the Chicago teamsters strike.
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Chicago
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C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
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Roosevelt Seeks Fast Peace in Far East With Russia
President meets with Count Cassini at the White House and urges Russia to end the war with Japan. He argues prolongation benefits Japan and hinders a peace treaty acceptable to the Czar and Mikado. Count Cassini prepares a dispatch, while diplomats hope this marks a first step toward peace despite uncertain negotiations ahead.
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