End of great miners strike near Columbus reported
Columbus Ohio June 6 The national executive committee and district presidents declare the miners unable to sustain the fight and retire in good form A joint meeting of miners and operators is planned for Saturday to formalize the strike's end Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana eastern and southern Illinois will be represented The miners appear to have surrendered their wage demands and a district conference will be held not later than June 9 to seek settlement
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Columbusa
National Executive Committee
Grand Central
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
United Mineworkers of America
McBride
McBryde
State Convention in Columbus Nominates Ohio Ticket
The Ohio Republicans met in Columbus to nominate candidates for secretary of state supreme court judge member of the board of public works and a state school commissioner. The event featured Col. Bonner and Rev. Dr. Huntsinpiller with Gov. McKinley and Auditor Poe in attendance as delegates filled the Grand Opera house. The convention adjourned to Wednesday morning with Ex Governor Charles Foster slated to preside as permanent chairman.
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Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Grand Opera House
Col
Bonner
State Central Committee
S. D. Huntsinpiller
Toledo
McKinley
Poe
Richards
Hamilton County
Huntsinpiller
Storer
the Treasury
Charles Foster
E. W. Poe
Lawrence
National Wool] Growers’ Association
H. 8
Bundy
Foraker
John A. Murphy
Robert Lillard
Hamilton
D. D. Woodmansee
Cincinnati
State League of Republican Clubs
Ohio
Cleveland
National League
Fostoria
Repubican
Committee On
A Sensitive Young Wife Tragedy in Hammondstort
Last Friday night William Andrews of Mitchellville left his new wife to attend a prayer meeting. She followed later, saying she would not live if he went, and she had taken poison. She died shortly after, aged 20. In Nashv ille a separate conflict left Newton Ladd gravely wounded and likely to die after an uncle and nephew exchange shots. In Atchison flood damage grows as river rises and rails weaken. In Union City a horse accident injures leading dealer G G Crouse, jaw broken and teeth knocked out.
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N. Y
William Andrews
Mitchellville
Nashvitzte
Tenn
George Ladd
Newton Ladd
Murray County
Newton
George
Sugar Bounty Vote Fallout Reveals Senate Split
Washington June 6 report details the sugar schedule votes with Sen Quay deserting his party to back Democrats and Sen Hill joining Sen Peffer for free sugar. Manderson amendments failed as Allen and Kyle shifted sides. final adoption of the compromise sugar schedule was 35 to 28.
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Senator Hill
Senator Peffer
Kansas
Quay
Washincton
Yeas
Manderson
Nebraska
Hill
Atlen
Kyle
Peffer
Allen
United States
Wasatheton
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
New York
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Philadelphia Board of Trade
Philadelphia Board
Jones
YeAs—Allen
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Blanchard
Butler
Caffery
Camden
Cockrell
Coke
Faulkner
George
Gibson
Gordon
Gray
Harris
Hunton
Ark
Lindsay
Martin
Mills
Mitchell
Wis
Morgan
Murphy
Pasco
Pugh
Ransom
Roach
Smith
Turpie
West
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Voorhees
Walsh
White
Nays
Aldrich
Alison
Cameron
Carey
Chandler
Cullom
Davis
Delph
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Dixon
Palmer
Hansbrough
Italian Cabinet Resigns After Narrow Vote in Chamber
Roma June 6 Premier Crispi announced in the chamber of deputies that the cabinet has resigned. The king awaits a decision on accepting or rejecting the resignations. The move follows a midnight ministerial conference over a slim majority for Crispi's financial reform proposal, 225 to 214.
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Chamber of Deputies
Crispi
Immigrant Inspector to probe Austrian arrivals at Rainey Co
Immigrant Inspector Horn arrived from Pittsburgh to review forty two Austrians shipped into the coke region last week by the Rainey Co. He will seek to determine if immigrant laws were violated and will pursue civil action if warranted. Disastrous deaths of Catholic boys at Mercy home prompt investigation.
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ScoTpake
Horn
Pittsburgh
Rainey Co
Rioting At Nations Tube Works Ends In Beatings
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on June 6 a mob of about five thousand strikers broke into the Nations tube works yard and drove workers from the plant. Welders were chased across the Monongahela River and one man was stabbed. two beaten workers are maimed for life. Deputies were expected from Pittsburgh and the company planned to run the mill with existing or new staff.
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National Tube Works
McKersport
Nations Tube Works
Monongahela
Charles Manlin
Joe Koborky
Watson
Pittsburgh
Converse
Automatic Hangman A New Connecticut Execution Scheme
Dr. A W Tracy president of the state board of charities condemns a water powered hanging device at the Connecticut state prison. He suggests absurdly that judges could use a phonograph to carry out death sentences, forcing criminals to self execute and avoid public discomfort.
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Hartworp
A. W. Tracy
State Board of Charities
Tracy
Wethersfield
Mob at Cartersville prompts militia deployment in Ill
Cartersville Ill faces a 2000-strong mob after miners halt trains and damage rails. Gov Baker orders three militia companies to restore order as sheriff Dowell clashes over peace measures. Other items report a deadly gasoline explosion in Portland, an Indiana woman jailed then poisoned, Frye's army move, and resignations of boiler and hull inspectors in Gallipolis.
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Springfield
Cartersville
Baker
Cairo
Dowell
Carlyle
Miners Union Mulls Columbus Talks for Peaceful Work Return
United Mine Workers officers and district presidents met at Columbus to weigh a plan resuming mining in Ohio, western Pennsylvania, Indiana, and central Illinois if operators pay the demanded price. Some urge settlement to avoid further unrest while keeping to legal injunctions. A Columbus meeting may pave a new conference with Illinois operators, seen as key after Cleveland’s failure.
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Coumbus
United Mine Workers of America
Grand Central Hotel
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
McBride
United Mine Workers
Columbus
West Virginia
Cleveland
Pennsylvania business leaders plan Washington trip over Congress inaction
Pittsville report says Pittsburgh's leading merchants from both parties organize a delegation to travel to Washington. They will present grievances to congressmen, urge swift tariff action, and claim action would reduce business uncertainty and boost conditions. Col Frank Rutledge notes Western Pennsylvania figures backing the plan.
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Pittssureana
Pittsburgh
Washington
Congress
Coxey Movement
Col
Frank Rutledge
Pennsylvania
McKeesport Plant to Start as Strikers Protests Grow
McKeesport Pennsylvania reports the National Tube Works Co plans to open its plant in a few days using new workers to replace strikers. Strikers crowd the streets saying they will not allow operation by replacements. Ohio Democrats debate postponing their state committee meeting until after the tariff bill passes the Senate. The Eastern Star marks 25th anniversary in New York with 4000 members. Oregon election results show Judge Lord likely elected governor with slow counting.
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Boards of Trade Committee
National Tube Works Co
Ohio
Washington
Democratic State Committee of
Congress
Senate
Tillman backs bid for U.S. Senate amid tariff talks
Governor Tillman seeks election to the United States Senate as talks on a tariff bill extend to mid June. Various items include New Mexico and Oklahoma statehood bills facing ongoing support, Lizzie Borden leaving Fall River property, and a mix of political and social notes across the country.
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Tillman
United States
Voorhees
Senate
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Lizzie Borden
Fall River
Mass
Baron von Ketteler
Washington
Alabama
Jacob S. Coxey
Congress
McKinley
Ohio
Cincinnati
New York
Navy Yard
R. T. Walker
James Blaine
Salt Lake City
O. J. Salisbury
John Tomlinson Brush
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Elsie Boyd Lombard
Maine
Pofford
Gov. Cleves
Appropriations Committee
Uniontown
Paddock
Davidson
John McSloy
Charles Hardin
Nashville
Tenn
There’s No Place Like Home from Life and Puck Notes
A collage of quirky phrases and captions from 19th century humor pages. Dialog snippets recount domestic memories, wealth and fate, with lines about an elevating occupation and a dentist’s parlor, ending with scattered jokes and urban chatter.
Markets in Cincinnati and New York reports June 6
Market notes from Cincinnati show Freer-Spring patent at 3.20 to 3.70, with sales of fancy at 2.40 and various cattle, hogs, and sheep quotations. New York and Baltimore price listings include wheat, corn, oats, and furred goods, while Chicago reports cash flour and grain quotations.
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