Striking Miners Gain Ground Amid Coal Strike
Striking miners gain on mine owners and close additional collieries in Wilkes-Barre and nearby areas. Reports describe workers recruiting engineers and other trades, with several pits shut and varying demonstrations, while authorities note a tense, quiet stance across most collieries. President Mitchell travels to Scranton for discussions. violence reported in Newburgh with one injury.
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President Mitchell Issues Statement
President Mitchell issues a formal statement addressing policy actions. The document references a critique from Wilkierra Po and notes positions on national and regional matters, highlighting calls for accountability and forthcoming actions. The wording reflects the era’s political rhetoric and emphasis on future steps.
Night court proceedings amid disrupted reach and tensions
Reported dispute centers on delayed court session and authority over night hearings. The dispute involves officials from Waller and Soulfowestarn districts, with claims of absence and scheduling chaos during a tense legal proceeding. The matter touches on venue access and procedural decorum, highlighting concerns about enforcement and fairness.
Scranton Strike Sparks Labor Turmoil in City
Fragmentary report from Scranton Pa describes a strike by firemen and other workers after a workplace incident. Officials note many laborers left jobs and some members may be suspended. authorities consider action against participants as tensions rise.
Great Get Together Party in New York Albany
A chaotic report from Albany describes a major political gathering with Democrats and allies, highlighting figures linked to Bryan and Hill. The event signals momentum for a next November campaign, amid factional tensions and how-to of party leadership.
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Sensational Testimony in Michigan Military Clothing Frauds
Lansing records reveal testimony in disbarment proceedings against attorney 18.8. Lee of Kalamazoo, tied to a military clothing fraud. White, quartermaster general of the Michigan National Guard, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and was pardoned by Governor Pinckney. Sutton of Detroit, linked to the State University, faced indictment but was acquitted after a lengthy trial in Ingham County. White testified Sutton ran a fictitious supply firm Abreigh used to manipulate the fraud. Other named figures included Inspector General Akbar of the Marsh and Henderson Amos Wompa Company of Kalamazoo. Sutton’s acquittal followed a contentious trial, White’s testimony causing a media sensation.
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Delegates Clash Over Bryan Endorsement In Indianapolis
Indianapolis dispatch reports twelfth district delegates heatedly debated endorsing William Jennings Bryan at the state convention eve. The meeting drafted a permanent organization slate with J. M Barrett nominated for committee on resolutions. Barret faced questions on platform ties to Bryan and the Kansas City platform.
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Irish Americans of Chicago Propose Massive Protest
A large gathering at Chicago's Auditorium tonight protests Irish coercion laws in Ireland. Rourke Cochran leads speakers including Col. John F. Finerty as activists urge civilized protest, demand self rule, and seek world attention.
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Chicago Meat Strike Turbulence Envelops City
Chicago on June 4 saw violent clashes as striking meat packers halted wagon deliveries from stockyards to city terminals. Police dispersed crowds injuring several and arresting about fifty as protesters challenged nonunion drivers amid clashes near State Street and department stores.
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Robbed Mayor's Safe Yields Hidden Hoard in Break-In
Montpelier Indiana June 1 Burglaries scare town as mayor's safe is breached at Bonham's harvest shop. Reported loot includes about twenty bills lamps and stock worth around two thousand dollars with dollars in minutes and other papers. Window broken in rear. investigators seek a suspect seen wearing a hat near the scene.
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Democratic Editorial Association Meets at French Lick Springs
The Democratic Editorial Association plans a midsummer gathering at French Lick Springs on June 20 and 27. The program includes a Thursday evening welcome event, Friday morning address by the president, and a Friday evening reception with Hon. W. J. Stone of Missouri in attendance. John R. Sampson of Paolo will present a description of French Lick Springs.
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Woodpook Banking Company incorporates in Shirley
The Woodsurn Bank in Indianapolis reports the Wood poark Banking company of Shirley has incorporated with 26000 capital. Among the incorporators are David Springer Philip Sprenger Hamel Schenbeck Joseph Rich Danninger Daniel Stuckey Julius Ot Sehie Benjamin Springer Helmand Tichttecier and Ang Mi paoky.
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Senate Adopts the Philip Pine Bill After Day of Anger
The Senate passes the Philip Pine Bill after a day of discussion and anger. Lodge of Massachusetts leads the Philip committee with unremitting advocacy as the measure faces opposition from lawmakers including Mr. Moraligh of Scotland and Mr. Patterson of Colorado. A sharp exchange erupts between Dieterich and Patterson near the close of debate. Continued on Page B6.
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