Seven bridge firms found guilty of restraint of trade
A Ohio jury convicts seven bridge companies and five agents of conspiracy to restrain trade in a Putnam county bid. Firms fined 300 dollars plus costs. agents 250 dollars plus costs. Henry Hughes fined 125 dollars. Testimony cites a pooling pact and illicit payments among defendants. Court says further action possible on Ohio Central railway case.
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Norwalk
Henry Hughes
Erie County
W. N. Cleveland
H. G. Hammond
W. H. Lyons
J. H. Hilton
Miners Face June Reopening Plan In Southwest Kansas City
A sub committee of coal operators and miners in conference at Kansas City submitted proposals from the Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators Association aiming to reopen mines in Kansas Arkansas Missouri and Indian Territory by June 10 1906. The plan calls workers back on the 1903 wage scale and proposes a three miners and three operators plus a referee to settle all issues, with a joint conference to report by June 30.
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Kansas City
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
Saginaw
Mich
Michigan
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Bay City
Danish elections reshuffle Danish assembly results
In Copenhagen Denmark the general election for the lower house of the diet on May 2 shifted power away from the ministry. Ministerialists dropped from 59 seats to 55 while the Socialists surged, winning 24 seats. Rightists 12. Moderate Leftists 9. Radicals 9. Independents 3. The Socialists gain and Radical losses mark a notable shift.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Ohe Duluth
Revolt Spreads as Guatemala War Reaches Quetzaltenango
General Castillo with a detachment of revolutionists retreated after taking Ocos as Barillas marches to Quezaltenango with 40 000 inhabitants. Foreign planters and many natives support the rebellion amid breakdowns in communications and continued fighting across the country.
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Mexico City
Guatemala
Barillas
Castillo
Ocos
Empire City
Quezaltenango
Salvador
Guatemalan
Quetzaltenango
Centrist Socialists unite to defeat colonial ministry plan
Berlin reports indicate Centrist leaders and Socialists in the reichstag have joined to block the government's colonial ministry proposal. Prince Ernest of Hohenlohe Langenburg, viewed by Emperor William as colonial minister, faced opposition over anti Jesuit actions. Other notes include Panama canal concerns, a Chicago bigamy case, a Riga execution, Pennsylvania tremors, and a fatal train collision in Maryland.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Prince Ernest of
Prince Hohenlohe- Langenburk
Colours
Gotiv
Turbulent Tennessee Democratic Convention Routs The City
Nashville May 30 A turbulent Tennessee Democratic convention failed to organize temporarily after a day of pandemonium and fighting. Three gubernatorial candidates Cox Patterson and Bond each named four reps to form a committee to pick a temporary chair. Contested delegations dominated proceedings as police patrolled the packed Ryman Auditorium.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
John J. Cox
Malcolm R. Patterson
John R. Bond
Ryman
Scandalous Delay in Patrick Case Provokes Veto
Governor Higgins called the law's delay in Albert T. Patrick's murder case scandalous in a veto memorandum. He supported an appeal right for newly discovered evidence and reprieved Patrick for a third time until June 18. Recorder Golf’s motion for a new trial is under review.
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Higgins
Patrick
Albany
N. Y
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
New York City
Assemblyman
Wade
Chautauqua
Recorder Golf
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities Reported
Chicago markets show cattle to prime steers at 34 15 6 20 with cows at 2 25 to 4 73 and hogs around 6 40 to 6 50. East Buffalo and Pittsburg offer mixed ranges for cattle sheep and calves, while Cleveland Cincinnati Boston New York and Toledo list varied figures for wheat corn oats hogs and livestock. Violinist Francis MacMillan to tour the U S in fall after European engagements.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
New York
Toledo
The Big Ones in Dispute headlined by Senate debate
Washington May 30 Conferees on the rate bill have disposed of over twenty amendments with most accepted and the major points still unsettled. Debates cover express company pine line common carrier ownership Jim Crow pass and commission size. Longworth urges 1 million for embassy sites and residences abroad while critics call it wasteful. Bailey prompts second class mail reform and Penrose warns of looming postal costs. Memorial Day adjournment follows post office bill passage.
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Washington
Longworth
United States
Shirley
America
Court of St James
London
Senate
Bailey
Penrose
Texas
Post Office Department
Governor Halts Fitzsimmons Burns Bout In Philadelphia
The 20 round boxing match between Fitzsimmons and Burns scheduled for Tuesday night at the Tuxedo Athlone club in North Essington is postponed to next Wednesday after a gubernatorial order to Pennsylvania state constabulary to block the bout. Club officials will pursue legal action to preserve the date. In New York, Terry McGovern James Britt and 16 others were charged in police court with violating prize fight laws after a 11 rounds. Bail set at 500 each pending adjournment to Thursday.
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Fitz-Burns
Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Burns
North Essington
Pennsylvania
Pugs
New York
Terry MecGovern
James Britt
Britt
McGovern
Lincoln party nomination in McKean county
Philadelphia May 30 The Lincoln party chairmen announced Lewis Emory Jr of McKean county as their nominee for governor at the upcoming convention. Mayor Weaver’s name will not be presented and the convention is not to adjourn past the Republican state gathering.
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Lincoln Party
Philadelphia
Lewis Emory, Jr
McKean County
Weaver
Emery
Charles Emery Smith
Mr. Emery
Deaths and notable actions across headlines
James E. Scripps died in Detroit. Lewis Wallick was killed by his ex-wife at Watonga as he tried to force entry. The House labor committee favored an eight hour bill with no opposition. Fire insurance rates on coastal business blocks and merchandise stocks rose 25 percent. Governor Pattison pardoned Theresa Onder, jailed for arson with her husband at Cleveland. she is expecting a child.
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James E. Scripps
Detroit
Mich
Lewis Wallick
Indiana Wallick
Watonga
C. T
House Committee On Labor
Gardner
Pacific
Pattison
Theresa Onder
Cleveland
Governor Pattison Slated for Prolonged Bed Rest
Cincinnati May 380 Prof J W Glover finishing a books examination of Union Central Life Insurance ahead of Milwaukee tests. Pattison cannot respond as he remains in Christ's Hospital bed for three to four months. Glover expects no sensational disclosures though newspapers may headline findings.
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Cincinnati
J. W. Glover
Union Central Life Insurance Company
J. M. Pattison
Wincons
Milwaukee
Pattison
Christ’s Hospital
Glover
Interurban Time Schedule Debuts On Canton-Akron Line
Canton Morning News notes the Canton Akron interurban timetable No 1 under Jo R Harrigan, first in road history, aligning operations with steam rail rules. Cars pass at specified times with train numbers, boosting safety and reducing dispatcher reporting. northbound late arrivals trigger calls at fake junctions. differences exist between first and second class trains and signals address operative contingencies.
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Jo. R. Harrigan
Canton Morning News
Akron
New Philadelphia
East Akron
Apple Grove
Canton
Massillon
Coal Switch
Loudon Siding
Reedurban
Harrigan
Buried Treasure and a Pirate Gold Hunt
Stewart Edward White’s romantic adventure tale in McClure’s June issue follows a greedy, merciless old coast pirate, Jane Handy Solomon, and three miners as they seek pirate treasure in a secluded California hideaway. A violent murder, marches against thirst and hunger, and a dramatic escape culminate in a grim, gripping quest.
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Stewart Edward White
McClure
California
Jane
Omon
4 Guaranteed Cure for Piles Licking and Bleeding
Claim offers a cure for piles including blind, bleeding, and protruding cases with a guarantee. Advertises promise of relief in 6 to 14 days and prices at 50 cents with a money back if PAZOOINTMENT fails.
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Huron County
Bucyrus
New Lima Hospital
Carl Hinkle
Ohio Central Railway
Tobias
Circuit Court
Sidney
John
John Shearer
Shearer
Marietta, O
Bessie Dalton
Isaac Dalton
Rain Bow
Washington County
Bernice
Dillonvale
Edward Neely
Portland
John EB. Singer
Bryant, O
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Dayton
Bertha Montgomery
Stillwater
Wooster
Frederick Bartram
Shreve
Brown Lake
Bartram
Luther Everhard
Ernest Bruce
Bertram
Bruce
Everhard
Webber
Mt. Gilead
Morrow County
Mansfield
Lima Hospital
Columbus
George E. Whitney
Union County
Lima State Hospital
Whitney
Maryville
Leonard
Episcopal Church
Ecclesiastical Court
Algernon S. Crapsey
Bellaire, O
A. J. Heintein
State Health Board
St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Lima
Fidelity Coal and Supply Company
Fayette County
D. H
New Holland
Otto Bartendefar
Platt Iron Works
Aod
Madrid
Alfonso
Ena
Prince of Wales
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Germany
Russia
Greece
Pardo Palace
Victoria
Josephine Terranova
Concetta Reggio
Supreme Court
Honolulu
Lavinia
Laysan Island
Engineer Stevens
Lock Canal
Panama
Stevens
Isthmian Canal Commission
House Committee On Appropriations
Clarence Abel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Abel
Hammond Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Clair Clayton
Riga
Porzhitsk
Goremykin
Reading
Cumberland
Richard Robertson
Hattie Loyce
Paw Paw
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Torre Annunziata
Matteucci
Royal Observatory
Grain and Livestock
Francis MacMillen
L. G. Charlton
Ir. MacMillen
Boywood
Burope
Sulzer
Charles P. Neill
James B. Reynolds
Meat Trust
Messrs. Neill
Reynolds
American League
Orth
Kleinow
Kitson
Hayden
Plank
Powers
Harris
Peterson
RIL B
St. Louis
Hess and
Clarke
Pawell
O'Connor
W. L. PC
Phila
ParissoRu
EL Pittsburz
Brooklyn
Leified
Hildebrand
Karger Pastorios
McIntyre
W. L. Yc
Cintic
I -As Bost
Grovk
American Association
Columbus I
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Ww. L
Minne
Colum
St. P
Wdvt
Miln
England
Lomien
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Liverpool
American Provision Exchange
Governor
C.A. Railway
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