Arrests Rock Chicago Labor Fight In Conspiracy Case
The Chicago sheriff’s office seized two men from the Teamsters union on indictments for conspiracy. One was Shea who lost his temper and denounced officials before deputies quickly jailed him. Allan McGee and other detainees posted bonds and were released after brief jail time. Albert Young, linked to Ward & Co., was later arrested and pledged $1,500 bail.
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I Borner
International Brotherhood of Teamysters
Chicago
Owds Jones
Paken
Unes
Iweg
Shea
Honan
Wilson
Fénem
McGee
Jaller Whitman
Rhea
Tuthill
Albert Young
Teamsters’ Union
Robert J. Thorpe
Ward & Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Barrett
Tornado Looms Over Michigan Thumb Region
A fierce storm swept lower Michigan on Monday night forming a tornado in the Thumb district. It carved a half mile wide path through Tuscola and Sanilac counties causing multiple deaths and serious injuries. Casualties include Wisle Appleman age 12 killed by lightning at Hemlock and three others fatally or seriously hurt. Homes and barns were razed from Caro to Cass City with extensive property damage and crops ruined. The storm split before crossing into Sanilac, with a weaker wing hitting Noyevgia and Snover and the stronger, northward branch striking Cass City Urban and Laing. Nearby fires and wreckage marked the destruction at Colwood and the Seeley and Mulholland properties.
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Lower Michigan
Thumb
Tuscola
Sanila
Knowin
Wisle Appleman
Hemlock
Saginaw County
Geo. Morrow
Sonw Lake
Pogharigrole
Morrow
Caro
Sanilac County
Noyegia
Snover
Cass City
Urban
Laing
Colwood
James H. Mulholland
Thomas Seeley
Indictment of Louis R. Smith Over Land Warrants Theft
Washington dispatch reports Louis R. Smith of North Carolina, formerly a General Land Office employee, indicted by a DC grand jury on charges of abstracting and selling 30 land warrants worth about $5,000. He reportedly confessed when confronted with evidence.
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Washington
Louis R. Smith
North Carolina
General Land Office
Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Yellow Jack on Isthmus Reports Fever Conditions
Governor Magoon wires update on yellow fever in the Isthmian Canal Zone. No deaths. three Americans, one Spaniard, and one Peruvian stricken during May 28 to 30.
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Magoon
Isthmian Canal Zone
Georgia News Roundup Mixed With Elections and Inquiries
Georgia faces a special election to fill the unexpired term of Tax Collector J L Galloway after the deaths of J dy and George Galloway. Mercer graduates push for a board investigation amid faculty resignations. A Madison courthouse funding injunction is upheld, refund possible. Judge Emory Speer schedules June 20 for a lumber rate case. Barnesville mill to resume with new owner W H Robertson. Fire tragedy near Sylvester kills several, including Fennell and McDonald families. Patterson brothers sentenced for Stewart murder, with appeals planned. Hoke Smith enters governor’s race opposing corporate influence and calling for rail reform. State agriculture report highlights savings, inspections, and a predicted cotton yield drop due to weather and labor.
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J. Dy
George Galloway
R. T. Ewing
Knoxville
Blue Ridge
J. L. Galloway
Best Life to Confederate Veterans Reunion at Louisville
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announces very low rates for the Confederate Veterans Reunion in Louisville Kentucky set for June 14 to 16 1905. Stopovers allowed at Mammoth Cave and passes through historical battle fields. Tickets on sale June 10 11 12 and 18 via J G Hollenbeck District Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga.
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Louisville
Mammoth Cave
America
Great Natural Wonder
Battle Fields
J. G. Hollenbeck
Atlanta
Five under murder charge in Rabun County case
Five white defendants John Frady Thomas Elliott Matt Wellborn Sallie Frady and Zadie Cardon were jailed in Clayton Georgia on murder charges in the Malinda Gaines killing found near her home in Persimmon district Rabun County a year earlier. The victim was seventy five or eighty and robbery was suspected as the motive.
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John Frady
Thomas Elliott
Matt Wellborn
Sallie Frady
Zadie Cardon
Clayton
Malinda Gaines
Persimmon District
Rabun County
Parry Resigns as National Citizens’ Industrial Assn Chief
D M Parry resigned and C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan was elected to the presidency at a Chicago meeting of the executive committee. The action followed a request by Parry who wished to be fellowed of the work.
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D. M. Parry
C. W. Post
Battle Creek, Mich
National Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Chicago
Parry
Move or Be Held Permission Granted by Admiral Train Rescinded
A Washington special reports Secretary Taft on President Roosevelt's order: Admir al Enquist cannot repair Russian ships at Manila as damages are not from sea or storm. Vessels to be interned or kept at sea until end of hostilities. The decision follows neutrality policy and aims to shelter wounded Russians.
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Admiral Train
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Enquist
Manila
Wright
Train
Morton
Converse
Bureau of Navigation
Lena
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Department of State
United States
Manila Bay
Loomis
Russia
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Corregidor Island
Women Ordered to Leave Jacksonville After Florida Capture
Mrs Frank Duncan wife of a noted safe blower and murderer who was captured in Florida and hanged in Birmingham Alabama and Mrs Fred Stafford wife of Duncan's partner now serving fifteen years at Holder Florida for safe blowing have been ordered to leave Jacksonville by authorities. Police say their remaining in the city would attract crooks to their home as a shelter.
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Frank Duncan
Florida
Birmingham
Ala
Fred Stafford
Duncan
Holder, Fla
Jacksonville
Ed Hanlon Beats Young Corbett In San Francisco Fight
In a twenty round main event at San Francisco Ed Hanlon fought Young Corbett to a standstill in the final rounds and earned a decision from Referee Homan. The bout was described as exciting from start to finish.
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San Francisco
Eddie Hanlon
Young Corbett
Homan
Roosevelt Discusses Peace Prospects With Cassini
President Roosevelt urges early peace in the Far East during a White House conference with Count Cassini. He argues prolonged war harms Russia and Japan, notes Japanese victories, and says Russia risks no immediate gains by continuing the conflict. Cassini relays the discussion to the czar.
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Roosevelt
Far East
White House
Count Cassini
Russia
Japan
Mikado
Washington
Korean
Rojestvensky
Caar
Earthquake Shakes Central Japan Area
A severe quake rocks central Japan from Hiroshima to Shimonoseki Strait. Casualties and damage are not yet known, but feared heavy as officials assess the impact on the empire’s central provinces.
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Japan
Hiroshima
Strait of
Shimonoseki
Mutiny Aboard Nebogatoff Leads to Admiral's Overboard Surrender
Reports from St. Petersburg allege Nebogatoff's sailors mutinied during the Sea of Japan battle. They supposedly hanged or bound officers, raised the white flag, and threw Admiral Negobatoff and others overboard. Wounded aboard the Orel reportedly cast into the sea to avoid interference with combat.
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Negogatoff
St. Petersburg
Two Jimmies Bury Hatchet at Equitable Settlement
James W. Alexander and James Hu Hyde, leaders of the Equitable, met in New York Saturday and reportedly agreed to resolve their disputes and collaborate on Equitable affairs. They allegedly will focus on life insurances and keep Wall Street out of society business.
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Sylvester
Albert McDonald
Sane Fennell
McDonald
Fenell
Tha
James W. Alexander
James Hu Hyde
The
Equitable
New York
Wall Street
Bridge Wrecks a Steamer At Alexandria Louisiana
The steamer H. M. Carter struck the Louisiana Railway and Navigation bridge at Alexandria at about 11 o clock Friday night and wrecked. Reports vary with one claiming all aboard escaped and another stating 16 persons drowned.
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H. M. Carter
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Alexandria
President Sends Flowers for Confederate Memorial Day Observance
Confederate memorial day was observed Sunday in the Confederate section of Arlington National Cemetery Washington. Services were held under the auspices of Confederate societies with large delegations from Maryland and Virginia. President and Mrs Roosevelt sent flowers and regrets at inability to attend in person.
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Arlington Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Roosevelt
Russia asks France for list of fallen and saved soldiers
In a move to ease family suspense thousands of Russian families, Russia appealed to France to obtain, through the French minister at Tokyo, the most complete list possible of Russian officers and men who perished or were saved. The fate of the war seems uncertain.
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Russia
France
Toklo
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