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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
1
The strikes by machinists appear to be losing intensity as many return to work. About 2200 workers in Boston receive funds while talks continue on wage and hours. A Providence sense treads through the movement with union leaders signaling possible easing and calls for broader prayer and solidarity efforts.
An order directs all men to return to work today. Reports describe sabotage chatter and telegraph lines about itinerant laborers causing disruption near the Southern region. Officials insist only those employed by the Muntidite and related firms should resume duties.
Readable fragments indicate Boston workers press for wage gains as talks with union leaders continue. Eight hour plan discussed, with specific work terms and potential concessions. Five plants remain in dispute while others move toward settlements under pressure from labor representatives.
A paper mill strike spread with about three thousand workers expected out today and a mass meeting planned for Tavartar morning as strikes widen. In New York the Central Federated union delegates voted to reconsider action from the previous day and rapid transit tunnel work nears a halt with full power to offset any settlement.
A man named Willam T. Hate, 43, a private in Company B of the First Regiment, National Guards, drowned in Lie lake near Lie Cite during a public gathering of about 500 people. He attempted to help another, but both were pulled under by a strong current and disappeared beneath the water with rescuers unable to reach them in time.
Forecast notes for a region including Ionia and Indlaw Territory with southerly winds developing Tuesday. Mentions areas Waphingtas and Locarainn with probable wind intensities and unsettled conditions.
A late 19th century dispatch alleges McLaurin seeks gubernatorial aid to secure an appointment successor. The piece argues political maneuvers involve promises of campaign support and influence over appointments, with regional figures cited in Beithellaville and surrounding areas.
Washington reports the Supreme Court may rule in favor of the government on the Philippine cane case. The split bench is urged to base its decision on two grounds: U.S. policy toward Philippine occupation and possession during wartime, and U.S. military control over the fourteen diamond rings incident.
Allied generals decide to transfer administration of Pekin this month. Commanders prepare farewell ceremonies as U S, British, and allied troops depart for the end of their China mission.
A historical column laments harsher official measures in Russia than Chicago and criticizes local police and mayoral actions. It claims persecuted individuals face greater penalties elsewhere and reports on police enforcement targeting civic leaders and city election matters.
The Charleston exposition committee announces a 32 page special issue of the Newsthe will ship at least 50 000 copies when printed to reach every city town and village in the area. It will be distributed through reading rooms and sold at local stations, with women leading the effort to promote the paper’s literacy and civic value.
Three men died when their vehicle was struck on railroad tracks near Erie Pennsylvania. The victims identified as High Walters, Michael Findley, and Trem Tracy were fatally injured in the collision after their car stalled on the Lake Pichowe line at Sortie. Police and railroad officials investigated the incident as an on track accident.
Maryville dispatch reports Joen Logan of Arkansas City Missouri was fatally shot near Maryville by A. B. Walker during a confrontation. Logan was reportedly handling cattle trading at the time of the incident and the case involves tense motives and ongoing investigation.
Fragmentary quotes suggest a public dispute involving a named individual and media reports. The text references Chicago and Trmaton with accusations of sensationalism and ridicule, plus claims of not paying attention to reports and threats to withdraw business. The passage is garbled but signals tension between press coverage and an individual defending their stance.
In Cleveland on June 2 reports suggest Volunteers of America may be taken into the Salvation Army if reconciliation occurs. The statement notes the ongoing questions about leadership and the potential transfer of authority and members between the two groups.
In Aiovaps June 2 the Republicans led Democrats by almost two to one with predictions fulfilled. Miguel Gener top candidate for mayor of Mavens faced Tucant while Senor Mora faced another Democratic rival. Nationalists won eight council seats while Republicans took four and Democrats held few, as workers resume strike at New Castle plants.
Rev. J. M. P. Otte D D Pantor and Writer died suddenly in Greensboro Alabama. The noted theologian and scriptural author, respected as an authority on the Bible and the Vulgate, was a beloved member of the Southern Presbyterian Assembly and esteemed for his literary work. His passing removes a leading scholar and church figure whose writings influenced religious thought.
A June report from San Francisco notes a reward of 6000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the person implicated in the lynching of the seven men at Lockout, Prides Institution. The action aims to bring to justice those connected with the mob violence.
A Washington bulletin reports Mrs. McKinley remains very weak with no gain in strength and doctors warn that a change for the better is urgently needed. President McKinley stays by her bedside as consultations continue with Drs. Rizzy and Tetter and others throughout the day.
Nine medical societies convene in St Paul Minnesota this week with meetings spreading through Tuesday and Wednesday and a portion continuing into the weekend The National convention of medical ex aminers and the American Medical Association are among groups meeting in the capital venues with events planned at the Dyin hotel the Ryan and the Metropolitan Opera House arrangements are listed for a multi day gathering.
Unclear sighting describes a recurring earth cracking event in Butte. Observers note a large standing movement of the earth near West Galena Street with a crack twelve inches wide and substantial depth. Three of the openings occur on the town's west side causing concern among residents. Local authorities report ongoing investigations as the phenomenon continues to appear at intervals.
Collision between a trolley car on the Waltied Traction line and a train on the McKeesport and Bellevue branch of the Pittsburgh Lake Erie railway near McKeesport injures nine people, with one man reported killed.
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