riot rages in paterson silk mills as mobs strike
Paterson New Jersey on June 19 faced a violent mob of striking silk workers and anarchist sympathizers. A reporter was fatally shot while filming the riot as several mills were attacked, windows shattered, and police struggled to hold back the crowd amid widespread damage and injuries.
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Paterson
N. J
Murphy
McQueen
Galleano
McGrath
Grossgebauer
William Westerfield
Ribbon Workers
Columbia
Belmont Avenue
e'+'ence
Bresci
Gs!'cano
Cedar Cliffe Mill
Cedar Cliffe
Rynewarner Mill
New York
Rheinhardt
Bamford Brothers’ Mills
Cliff Street
Moon
Parry Harris
Morning Call
Antonio Salazar
Stump Speech Highlights House Debate End-Session Signals
Washington June 19 The near end of the current session sees leaders and committee chairs delivering pointed speeches. Richardson of Tennessee attacks Republican failures on trusts tariff reform and promises while Shallenberger condemns the administration over Miss Taylor and Wood expenditures. Cannon touts GOP readiness to go to the country. Bartlett seeks reimbursement from Cuban revenues. The deficiency bill passes as canal talks continue in the Senate with little new detail.
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Washington
Congress
Richardson
Tennessee
Republican Party
Shallenberger
Miss Taylor
War Department
General Wood
Cannon
Bartlett
Vem
Secretary Root
Wood
Senate
Cuban sugar question dominates Republican senatorial conference
Washington June 19 The Republican senatorial conference on the Cuban sugar question adjourned at 1 45 this morning to meet Friday after the adjournment of the senate. It was stated that no motion had been made and that the conference was devoted entirely to discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Westminster Abbey’s coronation dress blends with old structure
London Times reports Westminster Abbey displayed in its coronation dress after two months sealed from public and press. The correspondent notes an artificial annex blending with the facade to deceive the eye.
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London
Westminster Abbey
London Times
Abbey Interior Preparations for Crowning Pageantry
Inside the abbey a vast hall with timbered roof and square pillars forms the procession route. Seats for peers and peeresses fill both transepts with two galleries for Commons members and wives above. Peeress chairs in Chippendale style await the ceremony. A 1540 Oriental carpet covers the dais in the theater space.
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Abbey
House of Commons
Missing Teachers In Cebu Outing Sparks Search
Four American teachers from Manila went to Cebu for a day trip on June 10 and have not returned. Three detachments of native constabulary are searching for the missing Americans and have received orders not to return.
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Manila
Cebu
Native’ Constabulary
Call for national coal miners convention could trigger large strike
President Mitchell calls for a national convention of hard and soft coal miners to meet in Indianapolis on July 17. If a strike is approved, 300 000 bituminous miners would join 150 000 anthracite workers, risking a vast coal industry shutdown across 24 states.
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Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Indianapolis
America
Miners' Convention Call Seen as Bluff by Operators
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 19 the joint miners' convention call announced by President Mitchell for a date a month away is viewed by local operators as an attempt to bluff the miners and buoy up the strike.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Fort Hall Claims Sparks Tension at Land Office
In Blackfoot Idaho on June 19 a long line forms at the United States land office as settlers seek Fort Hall reservation claims opened Tuesday. Encampments gather before the office as outraged authorities pursue the so called sooner intruders who beat the line. Contests over valuable lands multiply and clashes appear likely.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
United States Land Office
Fort Hall Reservation
McGovern Breaks Collar Bone in College Point Baseball Collision
New York reports Terry McGovern, featherweight contender, shattered his collar bone during a College Point baseball game after colliding with a base runner. Taken home to South Brooklyn, he faces several weeks of recovery before his September bout with Young Corbett for the featherweight title.
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New York
Terry” McGovern
College Point
L. L
McGovern
Brooklyn
Young Corbett
Four Kentucky railroads to form Lexington and Big Sandy Railway
Lexington Kentucky news reports that four railroads will consolidate on July 1 forming the Lexington and Big Sandy Railway Company with a capital of 4 million 800 thousand dollars. The merged line will operate 188 1/2 miles of track including the Elizabeth Lexington & Big Sandy 124 miles Kentucky & South Atlantic 19 1/2 miles Ohio & Big Sandy 51 1/2 miles and the Ohio River & Charleston 8 1/2 miles.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Lexington and Big Sandy
Elizabeth, Lexington & Big Sandy
Kentucky & South Atlantic
Ohio & Big Sandy
Ohio River
Charleston
Death of John Drayer After City Assault in East Liverpool
John Drayer, who migrated from Middletown Pennsylvania in January, died from injuries after a January street assault in East Liverpool. He was tied up in a confrontation with a young woman when three men attacked him, one striking him on the head and rendering him unconscious for most of the days since. Authorities have Boward Bo under in custody, charged with the assault.
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East Liverpool
John Drayer
Middletown
Drayer
Boward Bounder
Will Try It Again Candidates Ready to Run After Defeat
Indianapolis June 19 At least two thirds of the candidates who faced defeat at the Republican state convention will run again. Jacob Joel Crawfordsville aims for state treasurer with rivals T B Millikan New Castle and John Dyer Hammond also seeking nominations. A surge of yes for primary reform shapes the campaign as political figures attend a Commercial club meeting to discuss law changes. Judge John H Baker plans July summer vacation stirring talk of potential resignation. an Nashville to Franklin electric line project gains promoters and possible subsidies in Brown county.
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Indianapolis
Jacob Joel
Crawfordsville
T. B. Millikan
Newcastle
John Dyer
Hammond
Supreme Court
Supreme
Commercial Club
Addison C. Harris
Austria
Muncie
J. Fred Rush
Chicago
Jas. F. Statesman
Peru
Rush
Statesman
John H. Baker
Federal Court
Appellate Courts
Baker
Beveridge
California
Nashville
Brown County
Wm. G. Irwin
Columbus
Brown
Franklin
Greenwood
Decatur
Ind
Fatal Target Practice Near Fort Sill
At Fort Sill Oklahoma on June 19 Troop B United States Cavalry accidentally killed Miss Emma Garcia a dinner guest near a rocky bluff while soldiers fired at a range. A bullet deflected from rock struck her temple as a wagon carried a baby to a nearby grave site. The troop aided in burial.
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Fort Stl. Guthrie
O. T
United States Cavalry
Fort Sill
Emma Gargia
Senators and Representative Present Hay With Vote of Thanks
A congressional committee from both branches called on Secretary Hay in Washington on June 18 and delivered an engrossed copy of the vote of thanks recently adopted by Congress for the eulogy of President McKinley.
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Washington
Foraker
Grosvenor
Hay
Congress
McKinley
Indiana Sunday School Workers Convention Grows in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana June 19 The Indiana Sunday School association convention draws over 2000 workers with about two thirds women Attendance exceeds all prior gatherings W C Hall of Indianapolis serves as president of the association
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Sunday School Association
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
Petition Seeks Pardon for William Green in 1881 Cass County Murder
Governor Durbin received a large petition urging clemency for William Green who was sentenced to life for the murder of E. Brumbaugh in Cass county in July 1881. The drive is led by seven jurors and about 200 citizens. Green’s family history includes a brother lynched for the murder of Luella Mabbit.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
William Green
E. Brumbaugh
Cass County
Green
Luella Mabbit
Indiana
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Meet at French Lick
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association sets its midsummer meeting for June 26 and 27 at French Lick with a banquet on the 26th. T. Taggart will give the welcome address at his hotel and J. O. Behym er will respond as president. In Anderson a delivery driver, James Emmons of White House department store, was jailed for larceny after police found about $200 in goods at his home and he admitted taking tools for personal use with plans to return them.
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Democratic Editors
Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
French Lick
T. Taggart
J. O. Behymer
Tipton
Anderson,nd
James Emmons
White House
Emmons
Youthful Burglars Led by John Lines Held in Fright
John Lines, 14, jailed in Frankfort Indiana for burglary. He is said to lead a gang of boy burglars aged nine to fourteen with numerous robberies in the city. Two younger brothers are also under arrest and have confessed to burglary.
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Frankfort
Ind
John Lines
Defendants seek venue change in Davis vs Tyler deed dispute
In Washington Indiana on June 19 the defendants in the suit brought by Mrs. Richard C. Davis against Dallas Tyler to set aside a deed he made to his sister asked that the case be moved to a different county for an impartial trial. The court has not indicated whether a transfer will be allowed.
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Washington
Ind
Richard C. Davis
Dallas Tyler
Flooded Kankakee marsh swamps South Bend crops
Heavy daily rains have submerged thousands of acres in the Kankakee marsh region near South Bend Indiana. Farmers report loss of corn potatoes cabbage and hay and say field work is impossible for now.
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South Bend
Ind
Kankakee
Willing to Retire Admiral Clark Sees No More Active Service
Admiral Charles E. Clark, recently elevated to junior rear admiral, has told friends he may apply for voluntary retirement under the personnel act. His retired pay would be 5625 dollars annually. The move, supported by department aims, would promote younger officers and advance the navy’s scientific plans for a reorganization.
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Washington
Charles E. Clark
General Board
West Virginia faces lynching fears and political shifts
Reports cite police stopping a Vincennes mob aiming to lynch a man over an alleged child assault. Other items note a White House alteration fund of 300000, Creede fire damages of 200000, and various political and international developments including a British role in St Louis exposition and leadership changes at Columbian University.
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West Virginia
White House
Castro
Vincénnes
Edward
Creede
Col
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Navy Department
Samuel C. Lemly
Navy
Charles W. Needham
Washington
Columbian University
B. L. Whitman
Great Britain
Lightning's Deadly Work Near Sherman Farm
Four men were struck by lightning and killed on a farm twelve miles southwest of Sherman Texas yesterday. The incident occurred during a violent thunderstorm with no survivors among the workers.
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Sherman, Tex
Here
Market Report Grain and Livestock Prices June 18 Indianapolis
Prevailing prices for grain provisions and livestock on June 18 in Indianapolis. Wheat No 2 red steady 77c. Corn No 2 mixed steady. Date No 2 mixed firm. Cattle steady at 275. Hogs steady at 57.50. Sheep steady at 4.50. Lambs steady at 3.46.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
New York
Louisville grain and livestock market report update
Louisville and Chicago livestock markets show varied quotes with wheat and corn values labeled. Cattle and hog prices exhibit steady to active levels while lambs and sheep hold firm or steady, reflecting regional trading conditions and commodity classes.
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Brady
Admiral Clark
Market Report
Louisville Grain and Livestock
East Buffalo Livestock
Nian Wetae
Faledo
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