Telegraphers' Union Leader Seeks Presidential Intervention
Oakland dispatch reports President Brie of the telegraphers union asking President Roosevelt to intervene to settle the strike. A telegram from Clarence Mackay to General Superintendent Storer promises firm action and a possible pay bonus for striking operators, as the Central Labor Union of Washington seeks valuation of telegraph services and anti-trust considerations.
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Oakland
Cal
Brie
The
Telegraphers’ Union
United States
Roosevelt
Stall
Storer
Postal Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Clarence H. Mackay
Labor unions urge Roosevelt inquiry into telegraph conspiracy
The Central Labor Union of Washington sent a telegram to President Roosevelt asking for an investigation to see if telegraph companies conspired to restrain trade in violation of the Sherman act. At the request of the American Federation of Labor, major U S labor groups may join in similar action nationwide. The telegram to the president was sent from Washington.
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W. O. Beattie
Commercial Union of America
Gyster Hay
Congress
Central Labor Union of
Washington
Central Labor Union of Washington
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
United States
Prosecution rests in Standard Oil case. defense counsels motion denied
In Findlay Ohio on June 25 prosecutors rested against the Standard Oil Company of Ohio. Defense moved for verdict of not guilty but the judge overruled. Defense began to call witnesses as the case continues the following day. In Indiana two separate items report a teen killing and a trolley accident with fatalities amid June incidents.
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Findlay
David
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Washington
Bob Holmes, Jr
Holmes
Domestic Tragedy in Plymouth Apartment Ends Life
Mrs. L. J. Hearn, aged twenty five, died by poison in Plymouth, her death attributed to domestic trouble. In another note Abraham Brown of Winterton, N Y, recalls doctors misdiagnosing his illness and credits Electric Bitters for restoring his health, claiming one bottle did more good than five doctors. The remedy is sold by O D Knoe fel, druggist, price 500.
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Plymouth
Lod
L. J. Hearn
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
O. D. Knoefel
Rail track safety urged by national railway workers group
Kansas City June 25 President Roosevelt and several state governors were asked to aid the National Union of Railway Trackmen in a campaign for railway track safety. Sheppard of Bt Scott Kansas secretary argues for government or state inspection of tracks noting existing inspections for factories mines beer pharmacists and farmers grain. He decries lack of railway track inspection as curiously absent while other industries are regulated.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Natonal Union of
Sheppard
Bt. Scott
Kan
Judge Loving on Trial in Murder Case
The trial of former Judge W. G. Loving of Nelson county for the murder of Theodore Estes began in the circuit court with Judge William R. Barkedale presiding. The defense cites emotional insanity and unwritten law as the plea while Estes’ relatives defend Estes’ memory and challenge claims of mistreatment involving Miss Elizabeth Loving.
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Houston
Val
W. G. Loving
Nelson County
Theodore Estes
Sherif M. K. Estes
Wiliam R. Barkedale
Loving
Estes
Oak Ridge
Young Estes
Elizabeth Loving
Judge Loving
Nan
Miss Loving
Darrow Denies Conspiracy in Haywood Case as Orchard Accusations Flagstone
Clarence Darrow outlines a broad defense plan for William D. Haywood denying every material point in Orchard’s testimony. He portrays Orchard as aggrieved, misrepresenting the Western Federation of Miners, and accuses mine owners’ agents of engineering crimes to discredit the union. The defense plans to call Haywood and Mayer. Pettibone will not testify. The trial aims to show a target on the federation, not Haywood. The first witness testified at 9:30 this morning with seven to eight days targeted for proof.
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Boise
Idaho
District Court
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Orchard
Great Hercules
Haywood
Mayer
Western Federation of Miners
Pettibone
Darrow
Moyer
Pettibune
Federation
Mr. Darrow
Mine Owners’ Association of Colorado
Pinkerton
Harry Orchard
McParland
Panama Swears Obaldia Acting President During Amador Leave
General Obaldia, Panama's minister to the United States, was sworn in as acting president before the national assembly. The diplomatic corps consular officers Commissioner Joseph C. Blackburn and prominent citizens witnessed. President Amador, on a six months leave, departed for New York en route to Europe.
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Panama
General Obaldia
United States
National Assembly
Diplomatic Corps
Joseph C. Blackburn
Amador
New York
Europe
Sage gives 23000 to Lincoln Farm preservation fund
New York on June 25 reports Mrs Russell Sage sent a 23000 contribution to the Lincoln Farm association for preserving the Abraham Lincoln farm and log cabin and for a memorial building to be erected there, with possible future gifts if needed.
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New York
Russell Sage
Lincoln Farm Association
Abraham Lincoln
Fire in Attica business district causes fatality and heavy damage
Fire swept the Attica New York business section on June 24 inflicting about 150000 dollars in damage. A life was lost and most losses are expected to be covered by insurance. Physician affidavits for claims were filed locally.
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Attica
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn 2 over Philadelphia 1 Chicago 4 over St Louis 1 New York 8 vs Boston 10 Pittsburg 5 over Cincinnati 12. American League games Philadelphia 9 over Washington 2 Boston 9 tied New York 9 in game one and 11 in game two Chicago 8 over Cleveland 3. American Association action Indianapolis 0 over Columbus 5 Minneapolis 6 over Kansas City 4 St Paul 5 over Milwaukee 11 Toledo 6 over Louisville 1.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Indianapolise
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Restaurant owner sues San Francisco for riot damages
The Horse Shoe restaurant proprietor filed a lawsuit in California state courts against the city of San Francisco seeking damages from anti Japanese riot destruction. District Attorney Devlin represents the Japanese plaintiff in the action.
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San Francisco
California
Devlin
Germany Plans Tough Limits on Portrait Photography
Berlin reports a new act to take effect July 1 that grants absolute rights over portraits and belongings. Photographers may need permission to shoot people, landscapes, cattle, or rooms. unauthorized snaps could lead to prosecution and fines.
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Berlin
Germany
TO PREVENT LYNCHING IN NEW ORLEANS ITALIAN LAMANA CASE
Governor Blanchard orders state militia on alert to shield Italians in the Lamana kidnapping case as prisoners may be moved from Orleans Parish to St Charles Parish for trial. Fifteen prisoners hold in Orleans prison including three women. charges include murder and conspiracy. Two detainees from a neighboring parish jail were brought to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Blanchard
New Orleans Parish
St. Charles Parish
Amale
Orleans Parish
Hanna and Marie Stewart Wed in Cleveland Quiet Ceremony
Jan B. Hanna son of the late Senator Hanna wed Marie Stewart yesterday at the bride’s mother's home in Cleveland. Justice of the Peace Wm Brown officiated. Hanna’s first wife had divorced him recently and his second marriage follows prior separations.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jan BR. Hanna
Hisnna
Marie Stewart
Frank
Skelly
New York
Justice of the Peace
Wm. Brown
Pan Hanna
Revolutionary Manifesto Issued Across Russia
The Social Revolutionist and Group of Toll members of the late parliament, 139 deputies, issue manifestos summoning the people to continue by force the struggle for land liberty and popular representation. The emperor is named for breach of faith as parliament is attacked for its collapse.
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St. Petersburg
Healing Cure Promised By Dr. King's New Discovery
In Mound City Mrs. E D Clapp reports her husband nearly died from lung and throat trouble but since using Dr King's New Discovery he recovered. The druggist O D Knopfel sells bottles 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free. The paper promises a feature story about The Lice and the Mouse.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Mr. Clapp
O.D Knopfel
Nine Elletsville Residents Cited Over Whitecapping Incident
Affidavits filed in Monroe County circuit court accuse nine Elletsville residents of participating in a whitecapping of Oscar Morris on May 15. Morris, jailed after a dice arrest, was whipped and fled, later detailing names and implicating guards. the case widens as the deputy prosecutor vows to push forward with prosecutions.
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Bloomington
Ind
Louden
Fllettsville
Oscar Morris
Jas. Everyman
Abner Culp
Anzio Reeves
Roland McNeely
Audres Brown
Thos Heady
Charles Heady
John Brown
Luther Ogden
Lewis Oxden
Calaboose
Morris
Transhal
Spencer
Eliettsville
Milettsville
Whipping Incident Prompts Prosecution Talks in Clambus
In Clambus Indiana June 25 William T Van Est a blacksmith and carpenter from South Hethany Bartholomew county alleges relatives of his wife whipped him. He says the relatives dispute an estate and charges may be filed. arrests are anticipated. Boiler Makers Return to Work Following Southern Railway Settlement Princeton June 25 The St Louis Louisville division boiler makers strike ends with agreement: workers in the department during the strike to be discharged and others return to work along the division.
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Ind
William T. van Est
South Hethany
Bartholomew
Clity
Ants
van Est
Howe
Vankst
Fle
Princeton
St. Louis- Louisvie
The
Southern Railway
Dunn
Boiler Makers’ Union
Southern
Beiler
Indiana Music Teachers hold 30th annual convention in Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana June 25 The 30th annual convention of the Indiana Music Teachers association opened in the city at 2 o clock this afternoon with the meeting continuing through the day and featuring celebrating music education in the state.
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Music Teachers
Noblesville
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Lightning Fatality in Marion County
William Eddington of Hackleman was struck by lightning and killed instantly in Marion on June 25.
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Marion
Ind
William Eddington
Hackleman
County
A Little Grand Duke Alexis Healthy and Playful
The Withe Czarowitz Alexis, nearly three, recently wore his first shoes and showed a lively, healthy nature. He faced concerns over diphtheria in the family with friends noting his quarantine in Peterburg palace and his fondness for toys.
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Czarowitz
Alexis
Anastasia
Qricken
Cheezaruwits
Peterbed
Turbulent World Briefs Spark Lengthy Telegraphs
A string of terse items reports market weakness in Chicago grain due to liberal selling, a deadly collapse tied to Italian families in New York, a wife murder at Younkers, a Sing Sing execution, Queen Wilhelmina meeting delegates at The Hague, and weather related deaths in Pittsburgh. Also noted are Roosevelt medals to two individuals, a census specialization request for Oklahoma, a term extension proposal in Congress, railroad stock changes, a California appeals court ruling, a Cincinnati strike, a shooting in Zanesville, and Havana cigar industry negotiations.
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York City
John Johnson
Younkers
Sing Sing Prison
Mem Day
Roosevelt
Cherie Arms
Clarksville
Tenn
Bagg E. George
Parsona
Oklahoma
San Diningan Congress
Central of George
Bellmore A& Ohio Railroad Company
District Court of Appeals
S Francisco
Major Schmitz
Habeas Corpe
Cincinnati
Charles Adams
Zanesville
Robert Musgrove
Fifty-Find Wreck Near Central Coast of South America
Santiago Chile June 25 The Pacific Steam Navigation Company steamer Santiago on a Panama to South America coastal service was wrecked in a heavy squall fifty miles north of Central coast. One passenger and one crew member are known to be saved. Rest of the fifty passengers and crew are reported to have perished.
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Santiago
Chile
Cific Steam Navigation
Campas
Panama
South Cone
South America
Ral
Markets Reported across Cities with Mixed Grain Prices
The Indianapolis market shows Wheat No 2 around 53 to 90 cents with mixed oats and hay values, while cattle hogs and lambs range in the low to mid dollars. Cincinnati and Chicago quotes list No 2 red wheat near 93 to 33 cents, corns around 2.56 to 2.53, oats 46 to 43 cents, cattle and sheep prices in the four to seven dollar range, with noted receipts and regional variation.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Cincinnati
Chicago
C. Ca
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