Miners to Strike as Arbitration Is Declined
Miners in the anthracite region order a general strike for Monday with a convention to decide its permanence in Hazleton next week. President Mitchell reports rejection of arbitration by Baer, Thomas, Truesdale, and Oliphant. Delegates will meet May 14 to vote on whether to halt work. workers to abstain excluding essential staff.
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Scranton
Hazleton
Mitchell
Baer
Philadelphia and
Reading
Thomas
Erie Railroad
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Oliphant
Delaware and Hudson
St. Charles Hotel
Anthracite Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Mine
Shamokin Convention
Hazictun
Residents Seek Injunction Against Sunday Cleveland Games
Five residents of Newburg township ask the court for an injunction to stop the Cleveland American team from playing Sunday games in their suburb. Grounds have been laid, and unless restrained Cleveland will hold Sunday games. the case will be heard today.
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Cleveland
Newburg Township
Cleveland American
Evans Nomination Confirmed as Consul General at London
The senate confirmed H. Clay Evans to be consul general at London yesterday in Washington. Confirmation brings Evans to the senior diplomatic post overseeing U.K. relations and consular operations.
Mooney and Friday Hanged at Moundsville Prison
In Wheeling West Virginia on May 10 John Mooney and Frank Friday were hanged at 6 45 p m from the same scaffold for the murder of farmer James Hervey on March 1 1900. They maintained innocence to the end and faced death with calm resolve. Friday sent a long statement to his sister in Pittsburgh but its contents remain unknown. Their final act was a prayer for the men who killed Hervey.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John Mooney
Frank Friday
Moundsville
James Hervey
Friday
E. Bogart
Pittsburg
Funeral of Corrigan at St Patrick's Cathedral
Requiem for Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan of New York was led by Cardinal Gibbons at St Patrick's Cathedral with eight archbishops and eighteen bishops present. Interment occurred beneath the cathedral altar after multiple masses and ceremonial absolution. Roosevelt sent a wreath, while Cortigan sent $50,000 to the pope. a capitulatory vicar may govern the diocese until a successor is named.
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New York
Michael Augustine Corrigan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Joseph F. Mooney
St. Ann's
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Rooosevelt
John W Mackay
Rome
Cort‘gan
Vatican
Associated Press
Corrigan
J. H. Wade Gives Large Charitable Gifts in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on May 10 Mr J H Wade announced gifts totaling 251000 to charity and hospital support 100000 stock to Lakeside hospital 400 United States Steel preferred and 490 American Ship Building preferred stock each 7 percent He also pledged 50000 to the Cleveland day nursery and 1000 to the Salvation Army citadel the gifts follow his earlier 100000 gift to the Fresh Air Camp for charitable work
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Cleveland
J. H. Wade
Fresh Air Camp
Lakeside Hospital
United States Steel Corporation
American Shipbuilding Company
Wade
Cleveland Day Nursery
Salvation Army Citadel
Connel Mis treated Natives Mourned Massacre Claims
William J. Gibbs of Springfield testified to the Philippine committee about the Balangiga massacre. He described mutilated dead soldiers and a disputed rape accusation. Gibbs blamed Captain Connell for mistreatment and for cutting natives’ food supplies, saying the massacre seemed deliberately planned and included boys among the dead.
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Washington
William J. Gibbs
Springfield
Mass
Company C
Ninth Infantry
Philippine Committee
Balangiga
Connell
Ware to Become Pensions Commissioner After Senate Confirmation
Washington May 1 Eugene P Ware was at the White House for a pleasant talk with retiring commissioner H Clay Vans and the president. It was announced Ware would assume control of the pensions office as soon as he is confirmed by the senate. Evans will soon depart for London.
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Washington
Eugene P. Ware
H. Clayvans
White House
Wesle
Wale
Senate
Raa i al Wes
Evans
London
Salem bishop confirms class of 67 at St Banes church
At St Baines Roman Catholic Church in Salem Ohio Bishop Horsemann of Cleveland confirmed 67 persons. The report notes a diocesan ceremony with local parishioners and clergy in attendance.
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St. Banes
Salem
Horsemann
Cleveland
Ohio Scenare
Rose & Son
Rouseville
Oil City
Ellen Applebaugh
Wooster, O
Women's Relief Corps
GALR
Ohi
Corry
Clarence Benson
Jetta
Winfield Davis
P. C. Marstillar
Elis
W. Va
al- Most
Fairmont Wren
George Martin
Crystal Slipper’ Theatrical Company
East Dalyew
Mt. Pleasant
Hellevernon
Landis Steck
Harry Miller
Tidy 04
Bangert
Falls Creek
One Funeral for Fords in New York City
Relatives of Paul Leicester Ford and Malcolm Ford met to arrange a single funeral to be conducted by Bishop Burgess and Rev. Dr. Stires. interment to follow at Irvington on Hudson. Mrs Ford rallied but remains weak. Malcolm Ford’s ex wife visited his home and saw their son.
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New York
Paul Leicester Ford
Malcolm W. Ford
E. H. Kidder
Paul Ford
Roswell Steele
Worthington Ford
Bishop Burgess
Long Island
Grace Church
Brooklyn
Stires
St. Thomas’ Church
Irvington-on-Hudson
Munroe
Ford
Baruch
Malcolm Ford
Memorial service for Archbishop Corrigan in Rome
A memorial service was held yesterday morning in the chapel of the American College in Rome for the late Archbishop Corrigan of New York. Bishop McDonnell of Brooklyn celebrated the requiem mass while Cardinal Batolli assisted.
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Rome
Archbishop Corrigan
New York
The
American College
McDonnell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cardinal Batolli
No Taste for Mathematica
A prisoner resists questioning in a dramatic courtroom exchange. The judge presses for tallying votes while the inmate, Marae Tom, responds with deflection and a regional dialect, underscoring confusion over basic arithmetic in the Atlanta Constitution’s fragment.
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Marae Tom
Atlanta Constitution
May 19 Review Notes Strains on Production Amid Demand
New York May 19 Dun's Weekly Review of Trade reports consumptive demand surpassing previous records while output contracts due to labor disputes and storms. Tornado damage halts work at several plants. floods and fires destroy foundries and shops. Prices rise, yet some products decline. railway earnings improve. Wool and flax signals vary, wheat outlook bright, but acreage shifts lift corn. US weekly failures rise to 214, Canada 24.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Piri
Dun
Sears
Agricultural Department
United States
Canada
Market Dealings Fall Off in Volatile NY Session
New York May 10 volume of dealings fell below half a million shares for the first time in weeks. Traders blamed the anthracite labor dispute and ongoing miners' talks for dampening demand while Delaware and Hudson showed strength. Amalgamated Copper surged earlier, copper sales were rumored at 12.5 cents, and International Power rose four points as trading paused on firming tones before closing dull and steady.
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New York
Delaware
Haudgen
Amalgamated Copper
Stock Exchange
Kilmer Swamp Root promotes kidney health claims
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It asserts kidney function filters the blood, links kidney trouble to widespread diseases, and promises cures. It offers sample bottles by mail and invites readers to mention the paper when writing to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Clara Taylor
State Department
Booberigahera
Italy
Choate
Cincinnati
Mooney
Ware
FORDS
Jack
Dalton
Petit Poucet
Bell Bros
Hell Brog
L. S. Rudy, Dalton
Wooster Street
D. W. Walter
Isiven
Syolleges
Chicago
ST. St. Lou's
Minneapols
Omar
Burral Sanfran
McClellan
Columbus Rectal Institute
Conrad
Massillon
Welie
South High ST
Columbus
Humbergers
LACE
Warwick
Armour Star
Hams
S. F. Wefler
Iepzrzypanr
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