Telegraphers on G N and N P May Strike for Shorter Hours
Minneapolis reports telegraph operators on Great Northern and Northern Pacific lines totaling about 1700 in St Paul after days in committee. National president H B Perham expected to arrive to begin negotiations. If support and strike fund hold, a general strike could follow. Also noted: Red Wing colonel from First Minnesota who led Gettysburg charge died at Soldiers Home from heart disease on Flag Day eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Order of Rail- Mercy
Gettysburg
H. B. Perham
Ledvoce
Famey Large
National Organization
A & Ville
Red Wing
Minnesota
Tysburg
New York Broker Jumps Four Stories to Death
Carl A Clausken, a wealthy New York broker, leapt from a bedroom window while delirious and fell four stories to the stone pavement, dying instantly. Also noted are Lake Shore railway plans for 26th Century Limited service with on board amenities and en route mailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl A. Clausken
Chicago
Lake Shore
Fargoan Honored by the Travelers
Sioux Falls dispatch reports U C T officers listed with titles and home cities. Delegates to the supreme council meeting were named including Jordan Crenshaw Overman and Dresser. Albert Lea was chosen for the next council meeting site while a railway rate dispute lingered with the state commerce commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
G. W. Rodgers
St. Paul
Walter G. Jacobs
Aberdeen
H. J. McGarry
Uron
J. M. Dresser
Frank E. Neis
J. A.cPherson
Grand Forks
Grand Page
C. A. Vandever
Minneapolis
Grand Sentinel
C. W. Sutton
Duluth
Grand Executive Committee
Anson A. Schaefer
Owatonna
Minn
W. B Clarkson
Albert Lea
W. D. Austin
Fargo
N. D
J. C. Cox
Winnipeg
Supreme Council
Columbus
Ohio
J. F. Jordan
P. C. Crenshaw
Chicago
A. A. Overman
Chauncey Burch
Terry McCosker
Pone Council
Rirettoos
Pier State Commerce Commission
Teamsters' Strike Near End Without New Action
Chicago June 13 The teamsters' strike seems to be dying a natural death unless strikers renew effort. In the last twenty four hours no side moved and employers report business nearly back to normal as drivers and horses are being reduced. The onus is on the strikers to change the stalemate and prevent the strike from fading away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Aci
Aia
Note
Land fraud trial and re arrests in St Paul case
In St Paul on June 13 William T Horgwell of St Paul and Royalty Stearns of Pierre faced trial on charges they conspired to defraud the government of homestead lands in South Dakota. A defense objection paused proceedings, then a judge quashed some indictments before new warrants led to re arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
William T. Horgwell
Stearns
Pierre
South Dakota
Pierce Binder
Ain
J. M
UL S
Atine
Trains Are Again Running in Subway
New York reports resumed through train service in the subway this morning. Also from Washington the comptroller of the currency approves the formation of First National Banks of Egeland and Rotte, N. D., with $25,000 capital each. Eddie L. Acker named regular and N. E. Acker sub-rural carrier for route No. 2 at Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Subway
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
A. Egeland
C. E. Dinehart
F. D. Weck
C. H. Olson
Peter Kiene
Egeland and Rosette
N. D
Eddie L. Acker
N. E. Acker
Hillsharo
Young homesteader accidental death tied to fake paychecks
In Ray North Dakota and Van Buren Indiana a young man named Edwards, paid on the Standard Oil payroll, died when a loaded shotgun discharged during a wagon ride. Forged checks valued from 6 to 1000 dollars aided a $100,000 scam, as two young ladies were present. Edwards died instantly. coroner Thomas of Williston prepared the body for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
N. D
van Buren
Ind
Edwards
Thomas
Williston
Mr. Ewards
Pioneer hustler Morton shapes Fargo street plan
A prominent Fargo figure Colonel Morton, described as one of the state’s wealthiest men, joined last night's council meeting with property owners to discuss paving Ve streets. The veteran businessman remains active, reshaping his city’s welfare while keeping in the public eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Morton
Fargo
Gomez in bad shape after Havana vote
Havana reports General Maximo Gomez gravely ill with gangrene. House of Representatives approves a $100,000 relief appropriation. Doctors struggle to halt the infection as the condition is described as precarious.
Councilman Arrest Warrant Issued Over City Contracts
Philadelphia June 13 Mayor Weaver ordered arrest warrant for Councilman Frank Caven as charged with interest in city contracts in violation of his oath. He was arrested and released on ten thousand dollar bail until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Weaver
Frank Caven
Feee
Caven
Senator Hansbrough Coming Home This Summer
Senator Hansbrough to spend the summer in Grand Forks with Iris and Etton of Rose pen se HTacy. Archduke Joseph of Austria dies at 72 in Vienna aged 72 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hansbrough
Iris
Mea Steels Etton
Chicago
Pauly Pisa
Grand Forks
Vienna
Archduke Joseph of Austria
Trouble in Chicago Over Official Seal
Chicago reports a dispute over the city seal after an ordinance altered April 75 and a baby allegedly threatens seal validity. City attorney Tollman argues the issue hinges on the seal’s wording and the legal effect on franchises and official documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mefiann
Tollman's Advicr
Wheat Rust Increases On Barberry Buds Warns Expert
Aberdeen S D June 13 Henry Smith prominent Hague ranchman dies at St Luke's hospital Bright's disease at 37 wife accompanies him to burial. Wheat rust warnings note barberry bushes harboring the rust spores d l causing potential spread to young wheat if damp muggy weather continues.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Henry Smith
Hague
N. D
St Luke's Hospital
Bright
Appalling Russia's Condition in Naval Disaster
A series of Associated Press interviews with survivors of the naval battle recounts chaos in Russian forces. Admiral Rojestvensky’s plans were unknown to his commanders, ships lacked cohesion, and ammunition ran out after day one. The fleet rode amid disarray as Japanese forces attacked from three fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindivostock
Associated Press
Japan
Rorestvensky
Aagship
Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Vladimir Monomach
Onshakoff
Seniavin
Toga
Censorship Tightened by Trepoff Order in Russia
St. Petersburg reports a government backed blanket order forbids newspapers from publishing proceedings of any congress or meeting without government permission. Gen Trepoff advised the step as a precaution against radical addresses after the all Russian zemstvo congress at Moscow inspires the deputation from the all Russian Kemstvo congress seeking presentation to the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Council of Ministers
Gen. Trepoff
Councils of Ministers
Zemstve
Moscow
Kemstvo
Officers And Crew Of Destroyed Ship
The Raotian auxiliary cruiser Dneiper stopped the Dutch steamer Flores in the Straits of Malacca and transferred forty one Chinese crew and mail belonging to the British steamer St Kilda captured by the Dneipers and sunk in the China Sea. Officers of the St Kilda returned on the Dneipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Flores
Straits of
Malscca
China Sea
Minneapolis Pioneer John Oswald Dies at Home
Minneapolis on June 1g John Oswald a pioneer and wealthy man of the city died at his home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
John
Oswald
Stay of execution denied in Patrick case
New York June 13 The court of appeals refused to stay execution to permit re argument of Albert T Patrick case convicted of killing Willian Marsh Rice. Pine Bluff Ark June 13 The Arkansas Sunday School Association holds its seventeenth annual convention with most counties represented. Three days of sessions include reports and talks by eminent Sunday school workers from Philadelphia and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
Willian Marsh Rice
Texas
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas Sunday School Association
Sorrells, Rhodes, D, D
Philadelphia
C. D. Meigs
Dallas
Minneapolis native charged with suicide attempt in New York
Charles G. Squires of New York attempted to shoot himself in a room at the Auditorium Annex Chicago last night. He was dangerously wounded and a motive is not clear though reports say he had lost in stocks and had been drinking. He had lived in Minneapolis until a year ago.
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Chicago
Charles G. Squires
New York
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Train County Boy Killed by Lightning
Mayville North Dakota June 13 in an electrical storm yesterday afternoon the 12 year old son of A T Marshall four miles east of here was killed by lightning. There was heavy rainfall with nearly an inch in the storm and some hail accompanied the rain but crops were not damaged.
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Aberdeen
Anton Smatsetd
Annie Huester
Pickerel Lake
Huested
Webster
Mayville
N. D
A. T. Marshall
Here
Navy
Woman Masqueraded for Months as a Man in Pittsburg
Pittsburg June 13 reports Elizabeth M. Rescheacher a 28 year old woman who hid her gender for three months while working hard labor. She was arrested while fleeing from boys who menaced her with a coat lost during the pursuit, ending her disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Elizabeth M. Rescheacher
Under the Stars and Bars United Confederate Veterans Meet Opens
Louisville Kentucky June 13 the annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans begins at noon. federates and their families are arriving by train and car. The event gathers veterans from across the region for ceremonies and remembrance under the banner of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Russia and Japan Plenipotentiaries Meet in Paris Take
Washington signals an early time and place for the meeting of emissaries from Russia and Japan amid exchanges through Ambassadors Cassina and Okahira. Russia desires Paris as the scene, with President Roosevelt possibly naming Manchuria if he ends up deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Paris
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Japan
Washington
Cassina and
Okahira
Russia de Nires
Manchuria
Russian Replies Held Back In Roosevelt Talks
June 13 agion The formal reply of the Russian government is in President Roosevelt s hands. At request of Japan and Russia neither reply will be published at present as it is deemed inadvisable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agion
Roosevelt
Russia Awaits Japanese Plenipotentiaries Meeting
St. Petersburg June 13 At 6 o'clock the foreign office announced that Japan has not informed Russia where or when she wishes to meet her plenipotentiaries, but Russia may receive her communication at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Japan
Gaynor and Greene Granted an Appeal to Supreme Court
Montreal June 4 Judge Ffall granted Gaynor and Greene an appeal to the supreme court against Justice Davidson's decision on their extradition to the United States. The move will delay the case by about six months. Savannah June 13 The annual meeting of the Georgia State Optical Association opened with record attendance and aims to seek price uniformity for optical goods across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ffall
Gaynor and Greene
Supreme Court
Davidson
Savannah
Georg State Optical Association
Knights Templar Conclave Meets Detroit Parade Expected
Flags and banners bearing Masonic insignia fill downtown Detroit as the Knights Templar hold their Michigan grand commandery annual conclave. A huge parade is planned for tomorrow with commanderies from Adrian Port Huron Jackson Lansing Ann Arbor and other cities participating.
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Detroit
Mich
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery of
Michigan
Adrian
Port Huron
Jackson
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Wheat Crop In Russia Is Large
Prospect for the Russian wheat harvest is good with above average conditions in the southwest northern Caucasus Vistula region and the Ural province. West Virginia bankers meet in Fairmont for the annual Bankers Association convention chaired by C. B. Hart of Keeling. The forenoon includes greetings and committee reports with an early adjournment for entertainments honoring visitors. convention continues tomorrow.
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St. Petersburg
Northern
Caucasus
Vistula
Ural
West Virginia
Fairmount
W. Va
West Virginia Bankers' Association
C. B. Hart
Keeling
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Fargoan
Indiana
R. Lait
Byaris
Mayor Weaver
Senator Hansbrough
Bolley
Trepofe
Patrick
Arkansas Sunday Schools
New Yorker
Under the Stars and Bars
Gaynor
Greene
Georgia Opticians
Michigan Templars
Germany
Morocco
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