Diverse News Bits Spoil Markets and Machines in Columbus and London
Tests on a new army rifle in Columbus claim the weapon outperforms the Krag Jorgensen with lighter weight higher velocity and greater accuracy. An Italian study finds iron enriched feed yields iron in eggs boosting their digestible albuminate content. Other notes cover a London dinner peaches monogrammed by beaming letters, a luminous milky sea, a German school smoking inquiry, battleship comparisons Connecticut vs Oregon, a Joliet girl eloping prank, quirky New York delivery wagons, record tiny watch, monkey reactions to humans, a Pekin temple repair funded by the US legation, and a $100000 US grant for a new embassy building.
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United States Barracks
Columbus
World News Notes of Sudden Tragedies and Trials
A wide array of brief items from around the world recount a fatal cart accident in Greenland where Mrs Tanges died from a skull fracture, the 103 year old Hiram Burlingame in Massachusetts, consular and labor developments in New York and Detroit, a Seattle street car robbery, a child’s quinine death in Passaic, and multiple regional incidents including floods, strikes, and legal actions. The notes span politics, crime, industry, and international affairs with a brisk, telegraphic tone.
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John D. Tanges
Greenland
L. I
Castro
State Department
Naturalization Institution
New York City
Secret Service L
Seattle
Wash
Robert Menaker
New York
Passaic
N. J
Craft
Boyles
Smith County
Mississippi
New York United Board of Building Trades
United Board
Aaron B. Turner
Grand Rapids Eagle
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cincinnati
Michigan
Prince Gustave
Sweden
Norway
St. Louis Exposition
Virginia
Tennessee
West Virginia
United States
F National Bank
Asbury Park
George B. McCarter
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Salem
Carter
John A. Dix
Treasury
President Buchanan
Geneva
Switzerland
World's Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Henry Somerset
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
Detroit
Trust and Banking Co
Baltimore
Maynard
W. Va
Joseph Seachy
Michael Seachy
Joseph Kosma
Arthur Finegro
Sing Sing
Flanigan
Hugh Ern
West Fifty-fourth Street
Holyoke
Mass
Flood Devastation Hits East St. Louis Water Recedes Hope
East St. Louis Illinois endures the flood with two to fifteen feet of water in much of the city. About 11 lives lost since Tuesday and hundreds of homes submerged. Mayor Cook leads 5000 workers to shore up levees as refugees are resettled and relief supplies mobilized.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Venice
Madison
Granite City
East St. Louis
Ill
St. Loui
Hong Kong
T. J. Cornwall
Bessemer Savings Bank
Bessemer
Ala
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
Chicago-Milwaukee Brewers’ Association
William Gardner Reed
Boston
Jessie Morrison
State Penitentiary
Lansing
Kan
Olin Castle
Groton
Conn
Eastern Shipbuilding Co
National Bank of Commerce
Western National Bank of the United States
New York City
Comptroller of Currency
Butte
Mont
Dick Stanifer
Leo Brown
Stanifer
United States District Court
Harrison Dulles
Europe
Weilsville
N. Y
Oklahoma
California
Arkansas
Henry Krebel
Buffalo
Chicago Board of Trade
Bradwell
St. Louis
Cook
John 1
East St. Lone
Ilinois Central Levee
Baltimore & Ohio
Broadway
Missouri Avenue
St. Louis Avenue
Psi
Wonderful Speed Murder in Palace Reliance Wins in Smooth Sea
New York June 12 The Reliance again defeats Constitution and Columbia in a 30 mile America s Cup course race from Sandy Hook to windward and return. The Reliance led from the start and finished about six minutes ahead of the Constitution and nearly 13 minutes ahead of Columbia after a sharp hour long duel. The Commodore Rhodes commanded the Constitution to blanket the Reliance early, but the Reliance edged free and built a decisive lead by the turn. The race showcased ideal weather and flawless starts as the three cutters crossed the line almost together.
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Reliance
New York
Constitution
Columbia
Nbia
Sandy Hook
Rhodes
Colun
Belgrade
Servia
Alexander
Draga
Markovitch
Petrovitch and
Tudorovics
Pavlovitch
Amp
Karageorgevitch
Vienna
Justice
M. Schiokovics
M. Velikovics
Col. Naumovics
Naumovies
Naumovics
Michiel
Maj. Lazarewics
M. Milkovitz
Interior
M.tudorovics
Gen
Geneva
Peter Karageorgevitch
Prince Karageorgevitch
Associated Press
Austr
George
Helene
Peter Karageorgeviteh
Sachas Jie Te
Mischich
Conspiracy charges in transatlantic shipping dispute
Thom son & Co. sue Union Castle and others in New York federal court alleging an unlawful combine that restrained trade with South African ports and extortionate freight rates. Plaintiffs seek 5 360 and 10 000 in damages, claiming the suit tests the law and could force refunds on a broad freights reversal.
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New York
United States
South African
Thomson & Co
Union Castle Mail Steamship Co
Cayser, Irvine & Co
Bucknall Steamship Lines
Donald, Currie & Co
Deutsche Dampsciffahrts Gessellschaft
Hansalz Barber & Co
Norton & Son
Funeh, Eyde & Co
Hotel Employes Strike In Chicago Hotels Crippled
Chicago on June 13 saw a hotel strike cripple 25 leading Chicago hotels across departments though all remain open. Walking delegates faced refusals and some hosts called out workers. Arbitration talks fail to satisfy unions demanding higher wages and shorter hours before any negotiation. Police patrols, pickets surround struck properties, and some hotels import outside help to meet guest needs.
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Chicago
Virginia
Great Northern
Brevoort
Union
Lexington Hotel
Employer
Cver
Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Restaurant Keepers
Strike Settle at Morenci Arizona Nine Hour Pay Deal
Morenci Arizona June 13 The strike is settled with workers accepting nine hours pay for eight hours work. Territorial guard to leave camp today. Five troops from Forts Grant and Huachuca deployed for neglect of duty. Also reports of election supervisors indicted in Baltimore and a Chicago express robbery near Huntington Indiana.
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Aso
Tex
Arizona
Detroit Copper Co
Morenci
Fort Grant
Fort Huachuca
el Paso
Clifton
Ariz
Kansas City
Kansas City Southern Railroad Co
Pittsburg
Shreveport
Settiea
Morenci, Ariz
Grant
Huachuca
Ted
Baltimore
Charles H. Carter
William F. Porter
James E. McClellan
Board of Election Supervisors
Huntington
Ind
C. Gillen
Piqua
Frank Marion
Lim
Chicago & Erie
Chicago
Crown Point
Andf
Gillen
Marion
Express Messere
Gall Une Aval
Erie Road
Review of Trade Notes Steady Demand Amid Labor Troubles
New York June 13 R G Dun Co Weekly Review of Trade reports steady demand and firm prices in most lines outside seasonal quiet sectors. Manufacturing returns irregular. tile line idleness offsets activity elsewhere. Furnace stocks up 40 000 tons last month amid unprecedented cuts. blast furnace operators push output to new highs. Structure steel demand down while rails and plates hold. Coke ovens and anthracite output set records. cotton goods priced higher due to raw material costs and buyer demand. Footwear prospered. failures numbered 215 in the week, 14 in Canada, vs 2 last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun Co
Biness
Con
Ted
Canada
Trial of Men Charged in Lawyer Marcum Murder Near Jackson Ky
Reported from Jackson Kentucky where hired assassins are on trial for the murder of lawyer Marcum. Correspondents arrived including magazine writers. Arrests were made over two nights as guards tightened around the jail. The defense seeks delay citing witness absence and illness. Prosecution to rest today as soldiers secure reluctant witnesses.
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Cums Jackson
Marshal Longmyer
Jett
White
Marcum
Witn
Redwine
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