Mob Sacks Patterson Silk Mills Wounding Reporters
In Patterson New Jersey a mob attacked multiple silk mills with rocks and arson threats injuring many workers and at least two people including a Morning Call reporter. Police and armed guards faced the rioters as mobs looted windows and scattered workers amid gunfire and arrests.
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McQueen
Galleano
Belmont Avenue
Columbia Mill
Bresci
Cedar Cliff Mill
Rynewarner Mill
Bamford
Robinson
Martha Huyser
Cliff Street
Irving Post
Temple Street
Pelgram and
Myers Mill
Augusta
Parker
Hall
Lora Salvino
Fulton Street
Hinchcliffe
Navy secretary backs Crowninshield on court of inquiry
Washington says Admiral Crowninshield acted correctly in not ordering a court martial and Moody has made up his mind based on cable reports. The endorsement regarding Capt. Dayton could affect future promotions if he seeks a court of inquiry. The department treats the matter as closed to avoid straining relations with Italy.
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Chicago Court of Inquiry
Admiral Crowninshield
Associated Press
London
Navy Department
Moody
Court of Inquiry
Dayton
Crowninshield
Board On Promotions
Department
State Department
Italy
Labrador Arrives from Venezuela Reports La Guaira Bombardment Denial
ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE. Colon, Colombia June 18. The French steamer Labrador arrived from La Guaira and Porto Cabello, Venezuela. Passengers insist La Guaira was not bombarded. Forts shelled Maiquetia near La Guaira, one woman killed. Caracas and La Guaira briefly panicked, now calm. Venezuelan government remains under pressure as three gunboats blockade the Orinoco to cut insurgent supplies at Ciudad Bolivar. Labrador departed La Guaira June 12. one Dutch and two German warships were present.
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Porto Cabello
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Maiquetia
Caracas
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Orinoco
White House Changes Appropriation Set at 360000
Senators Allison Hale Cockrell and Representatives Cannon Hemmingway and McKay reached a conference agreement on the urgent deficiency bill. They met with the President and settled the White House changes appropriation at 360000 dollars for necessary alterations.
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Allison
Hale and Cockrell
Cannon
Hemmingway
McKay
Senate
House
White House
Clark weighs retirement from Navy as junior rear admiral
Washington June 18 Admiral Charles E. Clark newly named junior rear admiral has told friends he may apply for voluntary retirement under the personnel act as a senior rear admiral. His retired pay would be 5625 dollars annually.
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Washington
Charles E. Clark
Consul Ayme and Capt. Sterling Sail For New York
Louis H. Ayme United States consul at Guadeloupe and Capt Yates Sterling commander of the naval station San Juan sailed today for New York on the Red D line steamer Caracas Sterling will go to Washington to take the rear admiral examination Ayme returns from Martinique where he has been involved in relief efforts
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P. R
Louis H. Ayme
United States
Guadeloupe
French West Indies
Yates Sterling
New York
Red “D” Line
Caracas
Sterling
Washington
Consul Ayme
Martinique
Bishop Whitt Dead in Richmond at 78
Right Rev. Francis A. Whitt, 78, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Virginia, died at his Richmond home on June 18, according to city dispatches.
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Richmond
Francis A. Whitt
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Worn Out Stomachs Promised New Remedy
Michigan based claim MI-ONA product MI-DNA tablets offer rapid relief by healing digestive organs rather than masking symptoms. One box proves superiority. free samples at Ellingwood & Co., Lowell Massachusetts storefront at Central and Merrimack.
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Corner Central and
Merrimack Streets
Lowell
Mass
French Doctor Inoculates Arm With Cow Tuberculosis
Dr Garnault in Paris tested Kochs claim by inoculating his arm with tuberculous matter from a diseased cow. The procedure, done with three doctors present, involved applying a gland poultice and leaving it on the wound. If contagion occurs, Kochs error would be proved. otherwise further injections would be tried.
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la Vellte
Theodore Smith
Boston
Dr. Garnault
Koch
Apache Food Rift Eyed on San Carlos Reservation
Washington reports warn of potential Apache disturbances on the San Carlos Reservation in Arizona over proposed ration cuts after July 1. The Interior Department plans to suspend the order pending a full investigation by officials.
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Washington
War Department
San Carlos
Arizona
Interior Department
Maine Ship Wreck Removal Bill Approved by Navy Assistant Secretary
Washington on June 18 Assistant Secretary of the Navy Darling informed Chairman Foss of the House naval affairs committee that he approves the bill to remove the wreck of the battleship Maine and recover bodies believed to be still in the wreck.
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Washington
Darling
Foss
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Maine
Beverly Boy Missing In Beverly Kidnapping Suspect Sought
A three and a half year old boy, son of A. Clark baggage master of the Boston and Maine railroad, has been missing since Tuesday afternoon in Beverly. Parents fear kidnapping. A Manchester woman reported seeing a rough man leading a boy across fields yesterday. State officers arrived and will investigate to locate the child.
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A. Clark
Boston and Maine Railroad
Manchester
National Children's Home Convention Opens in Sioux Falls
Twenty five states were represented at the annual convention of the National Children's Home society in Sioux Falls as Hor A. O. Wright United States inspector of Indian schools read a paper on How Can We Make the Society a National Power.
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Sioux Falls
National Children’s Home Society
A. O. Wright
United States Inspector of Indian Schools
Drought Forecast For Bombay Region Prompts Famine Warning
The meteorological department in Bombay on June 18 predicts rainfall deficiency across most of the area, with Gujarat especially hard hit. Officials warn the government to prepare for a severe famine crisis.
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Bombay
Meteorological Department
Gujarat
Strikers Violent in Central Falls Riot
In Central Falls an evening of looting stone throwing and car attacks left motormen injured as drivers fled. Cars were run briefly but abandoned after 9 pm amid mobs, with authorities considering state troops while Pawtucket remained calm.
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R. L
Dexter Street
Tanner
Pawtucket
Troops Withdrawn From Pawtucket After Riot Strife
After a week of street railway strike riots in Pawtucket Rhode Island C Company of the First Regiment and B Company of the Second left for Providence today to disband. Eleven infantry two cavalry two marines and a machine gun battery remain on duty as city officials take charge. The first instalment of withdrawal follows a 1 pm council decision and signals progressive return to normal. traction cars ran on schedule for the first time in two weeks amid light traffic. Citizens welcomed the move and awaited further evacuations.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Providence
Warfield
Traction Company
Central Falls
The Rice Wills Declined Probate In New York
Surrogate FitzGerald refused to admit the alleged 1900 will of William Marsh Rice to probate after defense by Albert T. Patrick, deeming proof of due execution insufficient. Proceedings shifted to the 1896 will, which the paper proponent presented. the 1896 will was admitted to probate.
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New York
Fitzgerald
Albert T. Patrick
Marsh Rice
Rice
Feeder workers mull break from union at convention
In Baltimore on June 18 the annual convention of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union heard a proposal from the feeders to withdraw and form an independent group. After extensive discussion the issue was sent to a committee for study and officers are to be elected tomorrow.
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Baltimore
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Elevator fall at Macy's injures eight workers
A Macy's department store elevator carrying several passengers mainly women. It dropped from the third to the ground floor this afternoon in New York. Eight people were injured, several seriously but none killed.
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Macy's
New York
Macy’s Department Store
Experience and Opinion of a Noted English Traveler and Horsewoman
The writer recalls riding from age seven and argues that astride seating is safer than side saddles. She recounts a 163 mile three day Icelandic journey with a female companion, noting dangers of a fall for women and the advantages of balance. She praises men riding astride and suggests safety aids on a woman's saddle. The piece appears from Pearson's Magazine for July.
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Icelad
Iceland
Morocco
Mexico
Pearson’s Magazine
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Ohio woman linked to four soldiers seeks broader eligibility
The Ohio woman described as the granddaughter of a War of 1812 soldier, daughter of a Civil War soldier, widow of another Civil War veteran, and mother of two Spanish War soldiers argues she should qualify for more than an auxiliary role.
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