Navy Vessels Open Abelr Summer Maneuvers
Hampton Roads Va June 18 With sixteen battleships under Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder sailing from the harbor the United States main battle fleet begins summer maneuvers. The fleet will drill on Atlantic waters south of Chesapeake Bay through mid August except for a break on Independence Day as officers and men stay engaged in training.
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Hampton Roada
Seaton Schroeder
United States
Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Admiral Schroeder summer maneuvers underway
Admiral Schroeder leads a summer fleet drill lasting until July 2 with five days set for coaling and provisioning. After a Fourth of July coast-wide rest the ships regroup at Provincetown Mass July 10 for a Taft review. Practice continues at Provincetown then Hampton Roads Aug 9 coal there Aug 14 drill grounds Aug 16 to finish, with battle target practice to follow aboard battleships and accompanying submarines and torpedo boats.
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Admiral Schroeder
Provincetown
Mass
Taft
Hampton Roads
Public Paid the Bill for Every Extra Dollar Granted to Miners
New York June 18 W W Ruly statistician of the anthracite companies testified in the government suit charging coal roads with illegal combinations. He described the post strike settlement under President Roosevelt in which miners would gain a wage premium for every price rise above $4 50. The witness was asked how much the public paid to the companies for these raises and admitted the public likely absorbed a roughly equal increase, noting that if $170 000 more in wages had been paid since 1902 the operators benefited similarly, implying about $34 000 600 more cost to the public for coal.
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New York
W. W. Ruly
Roosevelt
Reynolds
Ruly
Stock Exchange Officials Clearer on Wall Street Methods
New York officials avoid comment on the Hughes committee report while a governors meeting is planned to decide next steps. President JM Gade of Consolidated Stock Exchange says the report to Governor Stuken tett Whale should prove fruitful in guiding market practices amid calls for reform. Ohio Veterans Parade features at WG A Roosevelt camp, Governor Harmon reviews ceremony. Charles IL Newton of Marietta elected Department Commander.
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Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Hughes
Tken
JM Gade
Consolidated Stun Exchange
Ohio
Newark
Olig
Llarmon
Charles IL Newton
Marietta
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania and Nearby
Western Pennsylvania fair today and Saturday with moderate north to northeast winds. West Virginia also fair today and Saturday. Ohio sees rain today and Saturday with lower temperatures and mainly north to northeast winds Saturday.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Harms Charges Investigated by Board of Inquiry
East St Louis Illinois article notes a secretary appointed to investigate former inspector J F Harms charges about packing houses. A board including Melvin McCabe Behnke Stedden and a traveling inspector hears fourteen witnesses. more testimony expected.
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East St Louis
Badly Sprained Ankle Cured by Pain Balm
A Hampton Tennessee parent recounts a daughter’s three day ankle sprain relief after using Chamberlain s Pain Balm suggested by a Butler Tennessee merchant. The testimonial notes rapid sleep and recovery with 25 and 50 cent sizes available from druggists.
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Mr. Stallings
Butler, Tenn
Chamberlain
E. M. Bramitt
Hampton
Tenn
Baseball results slate with rain delays across leagues
National League reports rain affecting games New York Pittsburg and Philadelphia Cincinnati while St Louis and Boston posted results. American League shows Detroit and Philadelphia games moved with several score changes as Chicago and Boston also played. Standings list Detroit Philadelphia Boston New York Cleveland Chicago St Louis Washington and other clubs with varied results and notes on pitchers.
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National League
New York-Pittsburg
Philadelphia-Cincinnuti
At &J. Louis
RHE
St. Louis
Boston
Prosindvho
Lush
Phelps
White
Graham
Chicago
Vutulz Gon
Brooklyn
Brown
Moran
Flunter
Bergen
Philadelphia
Detroit
Strnage
Plank
Dygers
Coombs
Thomas
RHB
Ryan
Carrigan
Smith
Payne
Sullivan
Burns
Owens
Burchell
Schl
Ger
Madden
New York
Cleveland
Therger
Bemis
Hughes
Warhop
Kleinuw
Washington
Groom
Grudn
Llowell
Criger
L. Pet
Labi
Pittsburg
Chicagoa
Cincinnati
Fe Gay
St Louis
Sanitary sewer contracts bid by Indiana Borough
Sealed proposals will be received by the Borough of Indiana until 7 30 o'clock p m June 21 1905 for laying 2517 feet of 12 inch pipe 4045 feet of 10 inch pipe 4820 feet of 8 inch pipe 4995 feet of 6 inch pipe sewers 11 manholes and 11 flush tanks A certified check for 200 accompanies each bid The right is reserve to reject any or all proposals Thomas Pealer Borough Engineer Stomach Troubles Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets offered with free sample at drug stores
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Indiana
Thomas Pealer
Brutal boarding house stabbing shocks Coaldale case
A woman and her seven year old daughter were found fatally stabbed and beaten at Kate Ferenze’s Coaldale boarding house. The infant slept through the attack as two boarders awaken and found them unconscious. State Police pursue clues with no progress. The mother had about forty stab wounds and a heavy bloodstained club was found nearby. The child is gravely injured but alive. Hospital care offered with slim chances of recovery.
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Pottsville
Jime
Kate Ferenze
Coaldale
Fountain Springs
Eastside in Ferment Sparks Hysteria Closes Schools
In New York City on June 18 a panic on the East Side led to three public schools with over 4,000 pupils closing as crowds blocked Grand Street. Parents fought police amid rumors of arson and explosions while a fire engine roared through, injuring several as officers restored order.
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Gotham
New York
Eastside
Trafic
Grand Street
Orler
Death and disruption stain transit as trains strike
A report from Louisville describes a fatal derailment and related railroad disruptions. A passenger was killed while a second incident left others injured or shaken. Weather hindrances spoiled a planned solar eclipse viewing, forcing officials to adjust expectations.
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Normal School Conservatory
Schilling Bradford
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Ludwig
Chauncey
Pianola Piano
Victor Talking Machines
Skemler
Central Store
Fifth Ave
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Geo. D. Leydic
Undertaker
L. Pattison
Phladelphia
Indiana, PA
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Indiana House
John S. Hastings
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Waslington
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