Colorado Sues to End Smelter Trust
Colorado Attorney General initiates a suit in the State Supreme Court to dissolve the American Smelting and Refining Company and associated smelters for alleged monopoly, excessive charges, and secret railroad rebates harming the state’s industry. Defendants notified for a probable hearing next Saturday as the case proceeds.
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Denver
Col
American Smelting and Refining Company
Omaha and Grant Smelting Company
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Company
Bimetallic Smelting Company
Colorado Smelting Company
Philadelphia Smelting and Refining Company
New Jersey
Colorado
Amerian Smelting and Refining Company
Trust Now
Washington Woman Weds Violet Bride to Erie Man
Mrs Esther Bartlett Clarke known as the violet bride reportedly married Lyman T Whitehead of Erie Pennsylvania in Washington on June 30 The couple left for a Northern trip after the ceremony Clarke had been involved in a divorce suit with James King Clarke and was a prominent Washington social figure.
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New York Times
Washington
Esther Bartlett Clarke
Lyman T. Whitehead
Erie
Penn
Pride’s House
Whitehead
Be Next Director of the Mint
A Des Moines report claims 8. T. Meservey of Fort Dodge will succeed George E. Roberts as Director of the Mint when Roberts resigns in May to take duties at The Register and Leader. Meservey, a Meservey ally of Roberts and Senator Dolliver, is an Iowa Legislature member.
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Mint
New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
T. Meservey
Fort Dodge
George E. Roberts
The
Register and Leader
Meservey
Roberts
Dolliver
Montclair Woman Sues Officer Over Kiss Assault
Miss Theresa Hervey of Montclair sues Circuit Court officer Thomas Dockery of Montclair for $200 damages alleging a February assault when she was returning home from a reception in Newark.
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Newark
N. J
Theresa Hervey
Montclair
Thomas Dockery
Wheat and Cotton Prices Reported in Market Ledger
Market brief notes grain and fiber prices with No 2 red wheat at 81 cents and No 2 mixed cotton around 55 cents. Mentions minor entries across commodities. references to notes and pages about arrivals, court calendars, and tradeline.
London charity bequests include 250000 to St Thomas Hospital
The Times reports Charles Gassiot, dead last May with estate over 830000, left 250000 to St Thomas's Hospital in London. The hospital on the Albert Embankment, founded c 1200 and refounded 1533, hosts 585 beds and a medical school with a nursing school.
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St. Thomas's
London
Charles Gassiot
New York Times
the Times
St. Thomas’s Hospital
St. Thomas's Hospital
Albert Embankment
Duke of Cambridge
St. Thomas's Home
Kruger Appears Calm and Energetic After Peace
Paris correspondent notes Mr. Kruger shows calm strength and confidence, reading the Bible daily. Jean Antonin Carles quotes Kruger saying a great nation will rise from misfortunes and that the Transvaal civic virtues endure despite the peace. Carles sees quiet resolve, not dejection, in Kruger’s demeanor.
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London
Trnxe
New York Times
Lon
Jean Antonin
Utrecht
Kruger
Paris
The
Times
M. Carlés
Transvaal
M. Carlos
Disbrow in Suffolk County Jail under guard
Louis Disbrow, accused of causing two deaths, is held in Suffolk County jail after arriving with his counsel Rowland Miles from New York. Hearing set for Southampton or Good Ground. Sheriff Wells bars access to all but Miles and family, amid questions over location and timing.
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Riverhead
L. L
Louis Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Sheriff Wells
Rowland Miles
Northport
Disbrow
Long Island City
Miles
Southampton
Justice Foster
Mr. Miles
New York
Jamaica
Thirty-fourth Street
James Slip
Dusbrow
Smith
L. I
Syracuse
N. Y
Cortland County
Oneida
Clyde
Union Pacific Machinists Strike Citywide
Union Pacific machinists struck all large and many smaller shops across the system after a decision last Saturday. President Burt defended wages, called the 10 percent demand and anti piecework stance unreasonable, and said no new hires are planned while most old workers are expected back.
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Omaha, Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Burt
Mr. Burt
Trust ex treasurer arrested for Columbus Trust Company shortage
John Wise, longtime secretary and treasurer of the Columbus Trust Company, was arrested on charges of misappropriating funds totaling 3000 dollars between September 1900 and January 1902. Wise, 30, denies guilt and says discrepancies will be explained and corrected.
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New York Times
Newburg
N. Y
John Wise
Columbus Trust Company
Wise
Henry M. Leonard
Trust Company
Electric Car Collision On Lexington Avenue
A northbound Lexington Avenue electric car collided with an electric hack at Thirtieth Street. Five people injured and six women fainted. police made few ambulance calls or name inquiries. The hack, led by William A. Wallace, carried a man in evening dress and a fashionable woman from the Waldorf to the Twenty-third Street Ferry. The crash occurred as Wallace turned the hack onto Thirtieth Street. the vehicle overturned and wreckage injured several aboard. The man aided by Officer Downey escaped with his companion. the woman appeared unharmed. Panic spread as bystanders rushed from nearby stores. The motorman was bleeding and the front platform damaged. Four people were taken into a drug store for treatment. Names of the man and woman in the cab were not ascertained.
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Lexington Avenue
Thirtieth Street
William A. Wallace
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Twenty-third Street
Brooklyn
Wallace
Downey
East Twenty-second Street
John O'Connor
Joseph
Haitians in Arms Amid Presidential Crisis in Port-au-Prince
Across Haiti violence erupts as elections for Deputies halt. In Cape Haitien fighting pits supporters of M Firmin against Gen Alexis Nord. Admiral Killick fires on Nord followers, marines withdrawn, no major damage reported. U.S. contemplates dispatch of gunboat Marietta to Cape Haitien.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Cape Haitien
M. Firmin
Paris
Alexis Nord
Govrrment
Killick
Gen. Nord
M. —Firmin
Créte-a-Pierrot
Gonaives
Chamber of Deputies
Department of
Artibonite
Seneque Montplaisir Pierre
Washington
Hill
United States
L. W. Livingston
Dr. Hill
Moody
Marietta
San Juan
Porto Rico
Conaul Livingston
State Department
Powell
Otly da
Forc’ ‘Affairs
Farm sale shocks Newburg as Scannell transfers park
Newburg New York June 90 transfer of Springdale Driving Park at Fishkill Landing from John J Scannell to A E Perrie of Buffalo completed after foreclosure. Scannell, new to ownership, bid in at the sale but Perrie bought the property with plans for a fine farm and track improvements. The deal involved mortgagee Water Commissioner Ross of Newbury and a local list of names.
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Newburg
N. Y
Springdale
A. E. Perrie
Buffalo
Fishkill Landing
John J. Scapnell
New York
Scannell
Ross
Newbury
R. Perrie
E. Smaller
Bean
E. Blair
Katsenstein
Ratoga
R. Boanuell
Mr. Perrie
Bailey Attacks Beveridge On Senate Floor Becomes Violent
In a dramatic post session clash on the Senate floor Texas Senator Bailey seized Indiana Senator Beveridge by the throat and shook him as aides pulled them apart. The confrontation followed days of bitter exchanges over Mexico and Ambassador Clayton with Bailey vowing not to apologize.
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Senator Bailey
Texas
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Mr. Beveridge
Mr. Bailey
Senator Spooner
Layton
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Layton
Senator McComas
Maryland
Tillman
McLaurin
Bailey
Senate
Beveridge
Shold
Judge Penfield
Mexico
White
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mr. Bev
Penfield
Iley
Red
Bacon
Senator Bacon
Spooner
Veridge
The Cincinnati Limited Train Service Lines
Five trains from New York to Cincinnati depart daily with Grand Central connection and direct routes to Ohio entries.
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Cincinnati Limited
New York
Grand York
Niagara Falls Round Trip Fare to Lackawanna Route
Travel note offers a $9 round trip to Niagara Falls via Lackawanna Railroad. Invalid date fragment suggests July 34 and 4th with uncertain validity for return.
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Niagara Falls
Lackawanna Railroad
Governor Appoints Ward to State Hospital Trust
Gov. Odell selects John Seely Ward of New York as a trustee of the New York State Hospital for incipient tuberculosis to replace Dr. Girdner He also designates Samuel W Ehrich of New York City as an additional delegate to attend the International Mining Congress in Butte Montana for the state authorities and travel notices accompany these changes.
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Albany
King’s Wound News Upbeat as Palace Issues Bulletin
Buckingham Palace releases daily updates on the King recovering from surgery. Wound dressing causes pain but no alarming symptoms. the King rests on a couch, aided by electric fans, with Queen in attendance and limited state affairs. The Prince of Wales rode out and watched a Guards march from the palace.
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Laking
Barlow
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Honors Victoria's memory at Windsor by U S Army
General James H. Wilson accompanied by Colonels Biddle and Borup and Sir John Ker Innes visited Windsor to place a wreath on Queen Victoria's tomb on behalf of the United States Army. A royal carriage met the party at Windsor station.
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Gen. Wilson
United States Army
London
James H. Wilson
Edward
Biddle
Borup
John Ker Innes
Windsor
Queen Victoria
Chinese Prince Leaves Leadon Amid Coronation Guest Departure
London July 1 The sole remaining royal coronation guest to depart Leadon was Chinese Prince Chen who set course for Ostend leaving behind the rest of the delegation.
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Leadon
London
Prince Chen
Ostend
Earthquakes Strike Twenty Towns in Asia Minor
Vienna correspondent reports simultaneous quakes in twenty towns of Asia Minor. Many houses collapsed as aftershocks followed.
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Asia Minor
London
Im A Giepatch
Vienna
Daily Express
Kansas City Bank Deal In Private Talks
F L Underwood of New York, a Wall Street figure and former Kansas City banker, met June 30 with Dr W S Woods, head of the National Bank of Commerce, to discuss buying the director’s holdings and majority stock for New York clients. Woods indicated stock was for sale if price is right. last sale cited around 340. Underwood’s visit aimed to acquire the stock in question.
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Kansas City
F. L. Underwood
New York
Wall Street
W. 8. Woods
National Bank of Commerce
Tok
Unierwood
Baby Weighs 16 Pounds at Birth in St Louis
Special to The New York Times reports Frederick C. Stadelhofer and wife welcome the largest birth in St Louis at their Clark Avenue home. Baby Master Stadelhofer weighs sixteen pounds, measures 22 inches long, and 20 inches around the shoulders with a 6 inch calf. The family includes six children with the previous newborn weighing thirteen pounds.
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The
New York Times
ST. Louis
Frederick C. Stadelhofer
Clark Avenue
Stadelhofer
Bradelhofers
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