Miners Hold Passes in Mountain Resistance
In Matewan West Virginia a deputy U S marshal force led by A C Hafford was fired on by strikers while serving injunction notices. Deputies fled after gunfire as women and children attacked and a thousand strong striker band crossed Tug River into Kentucky to control mountain passes. Sheriff Hatfield withdrew deputies leaving marshals isolated awaiting reinforcement.
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Huntington
W. Va
United States
A. C. Hafford
Bluefield
Matewan
Bluefields
Thacker
Hatfield
Tug
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wheat Prospects Abroad Report By Mark Lane Express
The Mark Lane Express notes in its weekly crop review that rain is needed in the United Kingdom as wheat ears are short and may not fill. Southern Spain reports early cutting with likely fine yields in Andalusia and Murcia. Central Europe looks promising near the Adriatic, but poor near the Baltic, with Croatia and Hungary poised for good crops while Prussia and Prussian Poland face deficiency. Bavaria and Austria may see mediocre harvests.
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Europe
Portina
London
Mark Lane Express
United Kingdom
Spain
Andalusia
Mureia
Adriatic
Baltic
Crotia
Hungary
Prussia
Prussian
Poland
Jesus
Bavaria
Austria
Judge rules against Bell in patent infringement suit
Boston June 25 Judge Brown of the United States circuit court dismissed the Bell company’s bills in equity in suits against National Telephone Manufacturing and Century Telephone for patent infringement. The opinion held the involved patent void in the first case and void or not infringed in the second, ending the Bell company actions.
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Boston
Mass
Brown
United States Circuit Court Today
American Bell ‘Telephone Company
National ‘Telephone Manufacturing Company
Century Telephon Company
Bell Company
Cailes Surrenders With 650 Men in Laguna Province
Insurgent General Cailles and 650 rebels surrender at Santa Cruz Laguna. 500 rifles handed over amid mass in church yard as Cailles vows arms belong to revolutionary government. Cailles and staff weep outside enclosure. Sumner returns sword and flag. Deserter Frank Mekin, ex Thirty-seventh Infantry, irons after surrender.
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Santa Cruz
Laguna
P. I
Cailles
Chailles
Hart
Eighth United States Infantry
United States Army
Sumner
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Callles
West Virginia flood deaths disputed by Roanoke visitors
Roanoke passengers from Vivian and Ennis described the West Virginia storm aftermath. They doubt higher death tolls, estimating under 100 fatalities and noting heavy losses likely in mountain districts. The group walked eleven miles to catch trains, while broader figures remain uncertain for days.
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West Virginia
Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Vivian
Ennis
WASHINGTON BRIGADIER GENERALS NAMED FOR SERVICES
WASHINGTON S C June 25 Commissions as brigadier generals issued to Muoch H Crow der judge advocates department James Allen signal corps and Robert L House cavalry They will hold these places until June 30 The appointments honor their services in the Spanish war and the Philippine campaign
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Washinwiun
S. C
Muoch H. Crowder
Judge Advocate’s Department
James Allen
Signal Corps
Robert L. House
Cavalry
Milwaukee Baseman Gilbert Suspended Five Days
Washington June 25 President Johnson of the American league wired Umpire Haskell that Second Baseman Gilbert of the Milwaukee baseball team has been suspended for five days. The cause of the suspension is not known here.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Dundee
Baldwin-Zeigler
North Pole
Duke of
Esquimaux
Gilbert
Washington
D. C
Johnson
American League
Haskell
Milwaukee
Ex-Consul Hay Killed in Apparent Fall in New Haven
Adelbert Stone Hay former consul at Pretoria and Yale class of 1898 died after falling from a third story window at the New Haven house during commencement week. He was identified within minutes, with speculation surrounding how the accident occurred as Yale classmates mourn the loss.
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New Haven
Conn
Adelbert Stone Hay
United States
Pretoria
South Africa
John May
Yale
Hay
New Haven House
Morrison Sanguine as Jury in Second El Dorado Trial
Jessie Morrison faces a second murder trial in El Dorado Kansas for the death of Mrs. Olin Castle. Arguments set to begin tomorrow with a jury expected by Tuesday evening. Morrison remains confident of acquittal and notes the case has been less exhausting this time. The defense still seeks the missing witness J W Morgan who was at the Castle home the morning of the crime.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Miss Morrison
J. W. Morgan
Castle House
Germany to Solind Trusts Trade Policy Review
Berlin June 24 The World correspondent reports Count von Buelow plans to send a commission of experts to the United States to study how trusts operate and their impact on German trade. The government and emperor are concerned, and the commission's findings may lead to Reichstag legislation on trusts.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
United States
Reichstag
Chaffee Named Military Governor of the Philippines
Washington June 24 General Chaffee designated military governor of the Philippines following Taft's civil governor order. Military to vacate Ayuntamiento building for civil officers. Malacanan Palace to be occupied by Governor Taft after military withdrawal.
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Chaffee
Washington, D. C
Taft
Philippines
General Chaffee
Ayuntamiento
Manila
Malacayan
Otis
MacArthur
Will Make Wheat Rise
Washington June 24. It is recognized as inevitable that the 1901 Prussian cereal harvest will show the largest deficit recorded in recent years. The German empire’s requirements for foreign crown foodstuffs will far exceed those of any recent year, per a long report from Congal General Fraug Mason in Berlin.
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Washington, D. C
Prussia
State Department
Congal General Fraug
Destruction by storm tears through Holt County towns
A Nebraska tornado near Stuart in Holt County killed eight people including Jacob Greening and three Greening children. Dozens injured as the storm wrecked homes, barns, and a Keya Paha bridge, with Grace Greening the sole survivor of the family. August Anderson’s family suffered critical losses as their two houses were destroyed and a baby survived. A separate Hawarden incident reports a 12-year-old girl struck by lightning and killed beside a stove.
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Naper
Neb
Keya Paha
Stuart
Holt County
Jacob Greening
Maggie Greening
John Greening
Marvy Greening
Clara Anderson
Ida Anderson
Bertha Anderson
Theodore Anderson
August Anderson
Otto Metz
Brussels
Henry Metz
Henry Meta
Mr. Meta
Otto
Henry
John Berg
Jacob Terg
John Hauff
Jacob
Maggie
John Mary
Jacob, Jr
Grace Greening
Greening
Keya Pahu
Anderson
Hone
Anderson Place
Hawarden
W. A. Crest
Live Stock Market Report Showed Mixed Day For Cattle Hogs Sheep
The live stock market showed a light cattle run with buyers aiming for good cattle. Packers preferred higher quality beef cattle and heavy weights led to stronger prices, while common and high weight cattle lagged. Hog receipts were plentiful with slow early trade and prices slipping to around 5.90 for average hogs before improving slightly late. Sheep and lamb values held steady with western and native ewes at about 3.00 to 3.50, while western grass sheep moved slower and slightly lower.
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Wnair
Cattle and Hog Market Summary From Kansas City Report
Kansas City market report shows cattle prices with steers and heifers varying by class and quality. Beef steers range around five to six dollars, cows and bulls quoted with mixed results, hogs steady to higher, and sheep and lambs showing western price ranges and spring lambs listed with regional discrepancies. Entities include Kansas City market, beef steers, cows, heifers, hogs, sheep, western grass sheep, spring lambs.
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Kansas City
Chaler
Civil Government Established in Philippine Islands
The president orders civil government in the Philippines effective July 4 1901 with William H Taft named civil governor The military governor’s authority is phased out except where rebellion or public disorder remains The arrangement follows April 7 1900 instructions and requires War Department approval.
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Philippine Commission
Philippine Islands
Philppines
William H. Taft
Secretary of War
United States
Ppines
Ilip
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Mccluskeyfz Block
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W. H. Plimpton
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FE. M. Buffington
A. D. French
A. A. French
M. Buffington, A. D. French
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D. L. Heinsheimer
Jackson & Shepard
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East Side Square
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Germany
Solind Trusts
Tutenda
Nebraska
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