Coal Strike Prospects and Local Turmoil in Pennsylvania
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers rejects peace talks and predicts no settlement soon. Deserters and violence fears disrupt Stanton and Maxwell collieries while guards flee and water threatens deserted mines. Nonunion workers and incoming Slavs and Poles fuel operator plans to use imported labor to break the strike. Washington declines direct interference as West Virginia miners join the national coal walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikesbarre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
National Club Federation
Ang Elic
Sheri Jacobs
Stanton
Maxwell
Lehigh and Wilkenbarre Coal Company
Bosacs
J. J. Curran
Holy Saviour’ Church
Hazelton
War on Sale of Bird Plumes Prompts Prosecution Threats
The Hinsoly An fubon Society in Chicago vows legal action after moral suasion fails to curb plumage sales. Notices were sent to milliners, retailers, and dealers warning of prosecution under federal law banning sale of non game bird plumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hinoly Anfubon Society
Ming
Intel
United States
Taw
Oregon counties complete returns show Chane beriath wins governor race
Partial returns from about five Oregon counties indicate Chane beriath (Dren.) leads for governor with a major ity and the result unlikely to change. Republicans swept the rest of the state ticket and two Congressmen. In Chicago, about fifty people committed suicide in May, the highest monthly total on record per the Health Department. A Texan cattle deal linked to shipments from Pensacola involved thousands of cattle headed toward South Africa restocking.
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Oregon
Chane Beriath
Ite
Ucket
Locust Plague Strikes Fruit Regions at San Joaquin Border
Reported swarms infest the boundary area between San Joaquin and Amedar counties California harming crops. The note mentions crop losses feared and the unusual spread of locusts across the region threatening fruit yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Joaquin
Amedar Countes
Cal
Arrest in the Muimahert Swindle Probe Shocks Town
A local man identified as Touls WAuelgnne, father of Mine Tluuvert, was arrested amid questions in the Humbert-Crawford lawsuit. The incident occurred in Holy France and involves the Humbert case and the management of related affairs.
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Touls Wauelgnne
Tluuvert
Humbert-Crawford
Holy
France
Humbert Mup
Magner Seaghwan
Drowning Fatalities At Engsliver River Boat Collision
Four youths fishing from a rowboat near Lunt's Point Bronx side were struck between two tow barges on the East River. Three boys William Selferleh Alexander Willows and Mauriea Silvers, aged 19 to 22, drowned. John Selferleh survived. The Selferleh father, a policeman, was shot years ago and multiple family tragedies followed.
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New York City
Marty Arved
Selferleh
Tate
Nat Domage
Dou
Three Men Drown While Fishing Off New Rochelle
A rowboat with Ernest Lelister and Starry LeMer of New York City, plus David Kerr and Hugh Meilstein of Mount Vernon, capsized in Long Island Sound near New Rochelle. Lelister swam to safety while Kerr and Meilstein drowned. one Mount Vernon man also perished as the boat overturned while someone was tying bait.
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Wistrusela
New Rochelle
Ernest
Starry LeMer
New York City
David Kerr
Hugh Meilstein
Mount Vernon
Longsland Sound
Ernest Lelister
Marty Lester
Infu
Tornado Havoc in Illinois Kills Livestock and Destroys Property
Chicago reports cloudbursts and tornadoes across Illinois. At Mt. Carroll and Elgin extensive damage occurred with livestock killed and property ruin valued at 25 000 dollars. A Swedish Lutheran Church was struck during a funeral service and fires followed from lightning. Widespread flooding and downed wires disrupted downtown streets. In Newark and Columbus, storms caused multiple fatalities and injuries, with homes and buildings damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mt. Carroll
Elgin
Swedish Lutheran Church
Jaco Pinkney
George Go
Wilmington Man Found Drowned While Fishing
Jacob Derrwin aky, forty years old, of Wilmington, was found drowned at the Delaware Railroad bridge over the Christiana River. He was last seen fishing shortly before the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Went Flahtog
Wilmington
Del
Jacob Derrwinaky
Delaware Railroad
Christiana River
Hissed Protest at Brockton Bridegroom Wedding
More than 1000 women gathered in Worcester to hiss and groan at the marriage of Dr. Maurice W. Quinn of Brockton to Miss Mary E. Donaber of Worcester. A rival claimant Bertha Conton allegedly fired shots at the groom, though she was arrested on $1000 bonds. The couple left amid police protection as a large crowd showed support for Conton.
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Quinn
Bride
Worcester
Mass
St John's Catholic
Maurice W. Quinn
Brockton
Mary E. Donaber
Hisssen
Bertha-E-Conton
Aliss Condon
Dr. Quinn
S A N I T A R I U M FIRE KILLS TWELVE IN CHICAGO
A fire at a St Luke Society sanitarium in Chicago kills twelve and injures about thirty. Alderman Kent, restrained in a straitjacket, dies in the blaze as rescuers carry patients down fire escapes and others leap from windows amid panic. The blaze starts in the basement and spreads up the elevator shaft.
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Chicago
St. Luke Society
Dewire
Dr. BU
Boyd
Biull
William EL. Kent
Mra
Leah
Omaha
James B. Stanton
S.J. Dowell
Kent
Thelderman
Military Academy Bill Passes for West Point Improvements
The Senate passed the Military Academy appropriations bill without amendment. It funds extensive improvements at West Point with an ultimate expenditure of 6.5 million dollars. Senator Warren of Wyoming led the bill explaining the facilities since 1816 have been unsanitary and inadequate and will be rebuilt in coming years at reasonable cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Miltary Academy
DHL
West Point
Warren
Wyoming
Promised Murder Sparks Village Shocking Farm Conflict
In Garden Grove Jows farmer Dry Duff warned Bhyalclan to stay away from Villiage Nemnalis After he returned despite the threat. W E Clark, a neighboring farmer who had moved to Blockton, confronted him with a shotgun and fired two shots at Clark in a drug store. Local authorities took the farmer into custody.
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Garden Grove
Jows
EL Clark
Clark
Princeton picks Woodrow Wilson as president successor
The Rev. De. Francis Te. Patton resigns as Princeton University president and Woodrow Wilson, professor of supraprudence and politics, is chosen as his successor. The announcement came at the annual commencement, surprising many in Princeton. Patton cites desire to devote remaining years to literary work. The report includes brief notes on Kitchener’s elevation and Whitelaw Reid presenting credentials in London.
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de. Francis Te. Patton
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Hig
University Board of Trustees
Princeton
Baseball notes from Chicago and Brooklyn clash this season
The report highlights Chicago star Tick Taylor and Brooklyn shortstop Bullhead Dahlen as top ball players. It mentions Pirates, Boston Nationals, Whitewash warnings, and remarks on Christy Matthewson, Me frequent benching, and Liltebrand remarks about pitching and control.
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Jack Taylor
Chicago
Dahlen
Brooklyn
Winutown
Tick Taylor
Wagner
Bransfeld
Leach
Davin
Pirates
Carmel
DeMontreville
Boston Nationals
St. Louis
James Tulluy Slagel
Thom
Pittsburgs
Dick Cooley
Babe Sanaing
Christy Matthewson
Hraok- Tyns
Lel
New York
Wit Cholanath
Sheekird
Hanlon
Nienen
Hwilebrand
Prince To
Barker Stays In Prison for Arlington Clergyman Shooting
The Supreme Court sustains Thomas G Barker's conviction for shooting the Rev. John Keller of Arlington. Chief Justice Gummero rejects admitting evidence about Keller's assault on Barker's wife, clarifying that intent to feloniously take life, not murder, defines the crime. The ruling upholds the jury and rejects insanity or jury-drawing challenges.
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Trenton
N. T
Supreme Court
Thomas G_Barker
John Keller
Arlington
Gummero
Blair
Barker
Keller
Hind
Beauty No Legal Obstacle In Emma Kopitz Case
Supreme Court of Minnesota holds a girl's beauty cannot be counted against her in a jury verdict. Emma Kopitz sued the city of St Paul after an accident during a coaching party over a defective road and won $300. The city appealed claiming her looks influenced the jury. the court denied a new trial.
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St. Paul
Minn
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Emma Kopitz
St. van
Supreme Court
Rival inventors claim new method to harness atmospheric electricity
A Daily Atlas dispatch from Las Calitas Courthouse quotes engineer Vigueras as saying Marconi and Edison rivals claim a memory of using atmospheric electricity with chemicals or dynamos. He suggests a practical demonstration could spur a great industrial revolution. Also noted are indictments of Diwart Gohl and Nina Danforth of Newton for murder, and Roosevelt seeking Danish West Indies treaty ratification with Denmark.
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Londomn
Atil_fron
Coury Holands
Xayy
Fige
Vigueras
Diwart Gohl
Nina Danforth
Newton
Aes
Andrew J. Emery
Pramingham
Mass
Misgy Danforth
Emery
Yin
French Decree Prohibits Excavations at St Metre Site
The French Government issues a decree banning excavations at St Metre Marcinique without special authorization. Exceptions allow searches for money and papers in safes. searches for bodies are not granted. Bodies found must be burned or buried as anti anarchist measure. The KMT to protect the U.S. President passes in the House 179 to 38 in Washington.
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Beltish
Kruger
Europe
South Africa
Hig
St. Metre
Marcinique
KMT
United States
Case of Representatives
Washington
West Point Centenary Exercises Mark Graduation Graduates
The centennial observance at West Point began Monday and continued to Thursday when the present class of graduates, forty four members, received their commissions. Reports from Pretoria note arrests in a plot against government buildings and General Kitchener. International arbitration issues between the United States and Mexico are discussed for submission to a World Court. Drought outlook improves across South Australia and New South Wales as harvest prospects rise.
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A. T. Foun
New Haven
New York Yacht Club
Lakewood T
Country Club of
Westchester
Polo By & Geore
St Goals
Tod
Arthur Teatherstone
Iy Reina
Brooklyn
United States
Woat Point
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Vervenigtuys
South Afren
Pretoria
Kitchener
Peace returns to the world as Britain celebrates
London greets peace with solemn services led by King Edward while General Kitchener presides in Pretoria. The War Office reports orderly Boer disarmament and salutes the leaders urging loyalty and rebuilding.
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London
South Africa
Empire
Edward
St. Pals Cathedral
Metropolis
Kitchener
Pretoria
War Office
Witchener
Botha
de Wet
Tno
Fender
Balmoral
Cape Colony
Deloxon Bay
Ng Folows
Ferendés
Drought Hits New York Area Crops and Prices
Drought cuts rainfall in March through May depresses strawberry and other vegetable yields across Long Island Staten Island New Jersey and nearby regions. Prices rise as supply narrows with Oswego and Florida crops also affected, while farmers hope for timely rains and warmer weather to restore harvests.
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New York City
Long Island
Staten Island
New Jersey
Hudson River
Maryland
Delaware
Staton
Lang Taland
Herries
New York State
Floridas
Delawares
Farmore
Milk and dairy goods price list with varied items
A long list of dairy products and prices is presented, including milk per quart, butter, creamery products, beans, fruits, vegetables, poultry, and live stock. The column shows wholesale rates, state and regional varieties, plus notes on quality and packaging across multiple categories.
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Fullakims
Peveneers
Reas
Terrey
Fancy
IGM
Beate
Penn
Wentern
Southern
Reil_ kidney
Ory Lima
Calee
Seeeerrrel
Broilere
Phila
Pacific Coast
Asobes
N.Y
N. C
Baie
Duluth
Earl
City
Beever
Wituin T
Escaped Oregon Prisoners Kill Guards in Timber Ward
Two inmates Harry Tracey and David Merrill escaped from the Oregon penitentiary in Saler. They shot guard Ferrell and prisoner Ingram during the breakout. Merrill and Tracey killed Jones and Tiffany and wounded Duncan Ross before fleeing into timber.
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Saler
Ore
Harry Tracey
David Merril
Multnomah
King
Frank Ferrell
S. R. Jones
Ben Tiffany
Ferrell
Stapleton
Tracy
Merrill
Ingram
Life
Cerebeathiverrm
Hk Shield
Hy Thubin
Tiffany
Duncan’ Ross
Figuin
Fatal Trick for Erefoom Ends in Prison Death
In a bizarre incident Governor Wilkin Taylor’s inauguration day marks the backdrop as James Db White of the Court of Appeals is referenced amid a tale of a prisoner Snyder who feigned illness to gain freedom. He allegedly ingested prison soap, a ruse blamed for his demise and described as a known scam used to obtain release.
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James Db. White
Court of Appeals
Wilkin Taylor
Snyder
Chicago
Consumpton
Aiid
Tornado Kills Ten in Minnesota Town
A deadly tornado ripped through Lake Park Minnesota killing ten people and injuring many. Homes barns and crops were destroyed as the storm swept across the region, leaving severe damage in its wake.
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Lake Park
Minn
Here
Treasury relic and high speed rail talk mix in odd column
A Treasury Department quip notes a Lincoln assassination relic hiding in the building. The column also surveys German rail trials and a proposed 170 mph Philadelphia to New York line with heavy rails, long cars, and powerful engines, plus assorted society lore and medical ads.
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Qno
Germany
Philadelphia
New York
Kyle Wently
Atgri Cars
Peruna touted by Congressman Fitzpatrick in Washington
Hon T W Fitzpatrick of Kentucky writes from the National Hotel in Washington urging friends to try Peruna the tonic for catarrh and nervous fatigue. The letter claims Peruna strengthens nerves improves blood flow and cures catarrh while offering free medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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W Fitzpatrick
Kentucky
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
Fitzpatriok
Ihs
Perana
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman- Sanitarium
Columbus
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Discields Steamship Company
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H. Riise, Ltd
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Ind
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Ayer
Adidas
J.C. Ayer CO
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NDC
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Peruna
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Bae
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Aensio
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Suown
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