Strikers Clash With Guards as Troops Guard Shenandoah
The Shenandoah area remains tense as 85 percent of residents are foreigners. Troops are camped on a hill with provost guards inside town. Deputies are blamed for initial violence by strikers, while General Gobin defends the presence of troops. Two soldiers are attacked, one coal policeman shot, and a striker arrested amid ongoing efforts to avoid further outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Gobin
Beddall
Gobin
Conner
Saylor
8Th Regiment
St. Clair
William Pasco
Coal and Iron
Ashland
John Deppe
Sunbury
Shenandoah
New Philadelphia
Mitchell Counsels Peace in Shenandoah Outbreak
President Mitchell stayed in Wilkes-Barre awaiting conditions before Shenandoah visit. He warned miners against lawbreaking, urged local officers to prevent unrest, and said militia not needed. A second statement said riot reports were exaggerated, none killed, and trouble avoidable with cooler deputies. The Citizens' Alliance pressed Mitchell to condemn boycott and violence explicitly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mitchell
Shenandoah
Citizens’ Alliance
Union
Governor Stone Returns From Adirondacks With Riot Troop Dispatch
Governor Stone reports sending two regiments and a cavalry troop to Shenandoah after riot claims. He cites unrest caused by foreign element and says leaders of labor groups do not support disturbances. If no further outbreaks occur and General Gobin can handle rioters, no more troops will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Stone
Paul Smith'i
Adirondack Mountains
Stewart
Miller
Shenandoah
Shenadoah
Gobin
Collieries Resume Work in Scranton
The Oxford colliery of the People's Coal Company and the Cayuga colliery of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company reopened this morning. Oxford runs 120 to 130 men underground, with half drafted from across the valley. Cayuga has 60 miners, all from DLW collieries nearby. Crowds gathered at start up but police maintained order. Superintendent J. L. Crawford notes several former employees returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Oxford
People’s Coal Company
Cayuga
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Schadt
J. L. Crawford
Oxford Mine Union Votes On Return To Work
The Oxford mine union members plan a special meeting tomorrow to decide on returning to work as the People’s company has built living quarters inside the stockade and offers free meals and lodging to workers who avoid the strikers’ pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployer
The
Oxford
People’s Company
Blanket injunction bars strike leaders from New River field
Judge Keller issued a blanket injunction in Charleston barring strike leaders and others from interfering with New River field operations. The order, sought by Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency for fifty operators, forbids entering company property, approaching miners’ homes, or assembling near company assets. A permanent injunction hearing is set for November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Tre Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
New River
Miners Lose Medical Fee Payment as Collieries Stop Office Collections
Hazleton Penn July 31 G B Markle Co operators of Jeddo Ebervale Highland and Oakdale collieries issued a notice that from August 1 no money will be collected through their office for the maintenance of the company doctor. This ends a long standing grievance of the miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton, Penn
G. B. Markle & Co
Jeddo
Ebervale
Highland
Oakdale
United States Realty and Construction Company Formed
Public unveiling details the creation of a 66 million dollar realty and construction group. Key figures include H S Black Henry Morgenthau Albert Flake Robert Dowling James Stillman and Charles M Schwab. Immediate cash backing amounts to 11 million with 19 million in preferred and common stock exchanges planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Realty and Construction Company
H. & Black
George A. Fuller Company
Henry Morgenthau
Central Realty Bond and Trust Company
Albert Flake
Robert E. Dowling
New York Realty Corporation
Ernest Ehrmann
H. S. Black
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Central Trust Company
Alliance Realty Company
New Preferred
New Corporation
James Stillman
Charles M. Schwab
James H. Hyde
H- Morganthau
Hugh J. Grant
James Speyer
Bradish Johnson
William H. McIntyre
Charles H. Tweed
John J. Mitchell
Charles Steele
A. D. Juilliard
G. G. Haven
Henry Budge
Hallgarten & Co
George C. Clark
C. F. Adams
Henry L. Higginson
Charles A. Peabody
B. Aymar Sands
S. P. McConnell
Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company
H. 8S. Black
H. Morgenthau
New Jersey
George A. Fuller
Central Realty Bond and Trust to Raise Capital
The board voted to increase capital stock by 1 000 000 to 2 000 600, selling shares at 4 each. Twenty percent goes to current stockholders, five percent to a group including Mutual Life and Equitable Life plus others. Board will expand to seventeen with new directors Frederic Cromwell and George G Haven from Mutual Life and Equitable Life likely joined by W H McIntyre and James H Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Realty Bond and Trust Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States Realty and Construction Company
National City Bank
Central Trust Company
Frederic Cromwell
George G. Haven
Mutual Life Insurance Site
Tak
W. H. McIntyre
James H. Hyde
Captain Goddard Pleases Thousands With Big Island Outing
Captain F Norton Goddard Republican leader of the XXth Assembly District hosted a large women and children outing. Ten barges and two steamers carried an estimated sixteen thousand people to Forest View Park Staten Island. Food supplies ran heavy with milk clab chowder ice cream and bread. two barges were landed late. A disabled tug Mercy B required rescue by the Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Norton Goddard
Goddard
Devery
Forest View Park
Staten Island
Captain Goddard
the Park
Mercy B
Ninety-ninth St
North River
Levy
Judge Delays Gaynor Greene Case Remanded
July 21 report says Judge Caron not ready to rule in the Gaynor Greene case. Prisoners to be remanded again tomorrow until August as he consults authorities cited by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uebec
Caron
Many killed in mine at Mount Kimbla colliery
An explosion at Mount Kimbla colliery in Wollongong near Sydney caused heavy loss of life. Twenty seven bodies recovered, one hundred forty nine miners rescued, about a hundred entombed, with part of the mine on fire and hopes fading for their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mount Kimbla
Wollongong
OATS INJUNCTION MODIFIED BY CHICAGO COURT
Judge Chytraus altered yesterday's restraining order against the Chicago Board of Trade and associated operators in July oats. The modification bars asking the board president to endorse margins posted by Waite Thorburne & Co for 55,000 bushels of short sales, with further adjudication set for next week. The ruling shields the complainants from a claimed corner while signaling limits to bull operators on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chytraus
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
James A. Patten
Carrington, Patten & Co
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
Waite, Thorburne & Co
J. H. Monroe
General Gobin Takes Command In Shenandoah Troop Move
General J P S Gobin, senior Pennsylvania National Guard commander, arrived in Shenandoah with five infantry companies within nine hours of orders. He has long ties to the mining region, a record of discipline, and prior command in Latimer and Shenandoah rioting periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trintne
Harrisburg
Penn
J. P. S. Gobin
Shenandoah
Stone
Pennsylvania National Guard
Latimer
Charleston
S. C
Lee
State Senate
Lebanon County
Senate
Gobin
Old Home Week Parade Across Massachusetts Enhanced by Guests
Secretary Moody and Senator Lodge visited Beverly and Salem as major parade programs captivated crowds. Lowell showcased a grand firemen muster with contingents from New England. The day was bright with bunting and a parade followed by a playout featuring forty six tubs in contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Lowell
Beverly
Salem
Moody
Senator Lodge
Cole
Colonial Club
New England
Illinois Central Not Interested in St Louis Pacific Links
Semi official confirmation says Illinois Central declines any stake in the St Louis and San Francisco plan to control Chicago and Eastern Illinois with 4 percent collateral trust bonds. Rumors of Southern Railway control are denied. Proposed links would connect St Louis and San Francisco with Chicago and Eastern Illinois via East St Louis to Duvall and extend toward Cape Girardeau and Gray's Point, with further ties to the St Louis Memphis and Southeastern line and the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
Illinois Central
Southern Railway Company
St Louis
Chicago
Fastern
Illinois
East St. Louis
Duvall
Memphis
Southeastern
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi
Gray's Point
Thebes
Gray’s Point
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Grandon
Strike threatens Wadleigh High School opening
Burlingham, president of the Board of Education, warns the Wadleigh High School strike may delay occupancy planned for September. He says the dispute is between rival organizations, not public sympathy, and a halted opening would force reworking months of plans and keeping current buildings as they are. Citizens are urged to voice their views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Burlingham
Board of Education
Wadleigh High
Riral
England and her West Indies relief fund outlined
In Commons today Colonial Secretary Chamberlain explained a 250000 pound relief grant for British West Indies sugar planters. He cited improvements after abolition of sugar bounties, new steamship trade, Trinidad coal deposits, and diamonds and gold in British Guiana. The fund aims to bridge until 1903 and favor the most needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
British West Indies
Chamberlain
West Indies
Trinidad
British Guiana
West Indies crisis sparks calls for annexation or federation
Kingston Jamaica July 31 The Chamber of Commerce condemned imperial neglect of the West Indies and rejected the proposed grant of 10000 pounds. Speakers urged annexation to the United States while some proposed federation with Canada. Most writers favor American annexation as a last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Chamber of Commerce
West Indies
United States
Canada
Ship Owners Protest Subsidies at West Hartlepool Meeting
In London on July 31 a large gathering of ship owners, led by Sir Christopher Furness, adopted resolutions protesting the proposed subsidies to the Canadian Pacific Railway and opposing any subsidies not needed to ensure efficient mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West Hartlepool
Christopher Furness
Canadian Pacific Railway
Instructive Cruise Highlights U S Coaling Station
The Alexander sails from Hampton Roads to Pichilinque for a 12,296 knot nonstop coaling voyage. Panama shortcut could save 45 days, with Cuba politics cited. The piece praises Admiral Bradford’s base-building while urging a settlement on Triscornia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
Alexander
Hampton Roads
United States
Pichilinque
Mex
Panama Canal
Panama
Equator
Oceans
Horn
Caribbean
Cuba
Triscornia
Havana
Pocahontas
Lower California
la Paz
Mexico
Bradford
San Francisco
Isthmus
Diaz
Gulf of California
Pacific Coast
Gulf
Sound steamer arrives in safety after fire rumors
Port Jefferson Long Island July 31 Nothing definite learned about a vessel said to be on fire off the place last night. It was thought to be the Park City which left for Bridgeport before nightfall. Park City arrived this morning and her captain denied any fire aboard or seen on the Sound, leaving townsfolk to wonder what they witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Park City
Bridgeport
German Exports to United States Rise in 1992
Ambassador White reports to the State Department from Berlin that the declared value of German exports to the United States for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1992, reported by four U S consuls general in Germany, was 102 714 0 being an increase of about 2 750 000 over the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Washington
White
State Department
Berlin
United States
Germany
New York Trader Sent to San Juan Asylum After Seizure
Joshua Naar, representative of several New York business houses, went insane on the steamship Philadelphia from Curacao. He was removed to an asylum in San Juan. The insanity is not of a violent type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Joshua Naar
New York
Philadelphia
Curacoa
Surrender of Caycebo Reported in Tolima Province
A cable from United States Minister Hart in Bogota reports Caycebo, a major guerrilla chief in Tolima, has surrendered. The government hopes this leads to early pacification of Tolima, leaving Panama as the only province where the revolutionary movement may endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Hart
Bogota
Colombia
Caycebo
Tolima
Department of Tolima
Panama
Americans to Find The New York Tribune in Europe
Americans visiting Europe this year can purchase The New-York Tribune at book stalls in leading hotels across Europe and Great Britain. It will also be available in Reading Rooms and at principal railroad stations for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
Europe
Great Britain
Rioters slain as Chinese government moves to restore order
The Foreign Office informed E. H. Conger that 300 to 400 rioters were killed by government troops in Lee-Chuen Province and that order is restored. Reports from Peking say Dr. Canright, an American missionary, telegraphed Conger that Sze-Chuen missionaries faced ongoing massacres and danger, seeking protection without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Foreign Office
E. H. Conger
United States
Lee-Chuen Province
Canright
Conger
Sze-Chuen
The New Chinese Tariff Heads for Peking Treaty Model
Washington reports Sheng the Shanghai viceroy says British and Chinese commissioners set import duties at 12 and export duties at 7.5 percent with likin abolition. The British Chinese treaty, seen as a model for China’s deals with the United States and others, may influence next pacts. The increases may not apply to British goods until other powers align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Sheng
Shanghai
China
United States
The Prince Henry Decorations
Berlin reports a short list of honors for Prince Henry due to many asked to decline orders preferring a small souvenir photograph. The Foreign Office notes Hugo Muensterberg of Harvard did receive the Red Eagle but not on the American list since he is a German citizen. Photos were sent to Bostonians including Mrs Montgomery Sears Miss Lamont Major Perrin and John Cc Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Prince Henry
United States
William
Boston
Hugo Muensterberg
Harvard University
Muensterberg
Prince Henry Gifts Not Considered Prohibited Gifts
Washington notes no move to block army and navy officers from accepting mementos given by Prince Henry during his American tour. The tokens are viewed as personal tokens of esteem rather than gifts from a foreign ruler under constitutional ban. Most gifts were presented personally by the prince before he left the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prince Henry
Berlin
Pardon Granted to Lieutenant Hildebrand in Duel Death
Emperor William pardoned Lieutenant Hildebrand who served seven months of a two year sentence for killing Lieutenant Blaskowitz in a duel at Intersburg East Prussia last November. The incident followed Blaskowitz intoxicated bachelor dinner and banished secrecy around the court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Hildebrand
Blaskowitz
Intersburg
East Prussia
May Yohe Arrives in England Denies Pawn Deals
May Yohe arrived in London aboard the First Bismarck denying any authorization for Putnam Bradlee Strong to pawn her jewels and asserting he paid her nothing. She claims she seeks Genoa for a tiara and diamonds he pawned, vows to pursue a £9,187 note, and doubts future travel plans amid shifting mood as press questions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Yohe
Bismarck
London
Putnam Bradlee Strong
England
Strong
A. R. Shattuck
Emanuel
France
Genoa
Kamchatka
Eee
Hope
Miss Yohe
New York
Fragmentary Story Notes From Paris Train Stop
An OCR fragment mentions money from a library sale and a person named Miss Yaoehed noting the owner stored items in an old steamer trunk. She calls him a great liar and a skilled officer. Another line references a Green Hotel, a phrase about seeing an old counsel, and Sir George ris. The text ends with plans to take the first train from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Waoehed
Devery Aides Rally For Democratic Leadership In 10th Ave District
In a saloon meeting the Young Men's Democratic Club of the 10th Assembly District organized with 250 voters. James S. Clark presided. George W. Gibbons backed Devery for district leadership. Devery urged backing and attacked Sheehan and Goodwin while promising district-wide jobs and effort to mobilize voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 3. Devery
Young Men's Democratic Club
Board of Elections
James S. Clark
John J. Mallhill
Joseph J. Bennett
George W. Gibbons
William S. Devery
Joseph Healy
Tenth Ave
John C. Sheehan
Devery
Tenth Avenue
New York State
Coler
Twenty-fifth-st. E
Columbia Chowder Club
Sheehan
Cantor
O’ Highways
Goodwin
Rees
American Theatre
Eighth-ave
Painee O Deverr
Tine Accontinas
Arrest of Anarchists at Rome
A Rome dispatch reports several anarchists arrested yesterday and today. The prisoners were said to have corresponded with comrades in Paterson New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
London
Central News
Paterson, N. J
Mexican delegate to coffee congress named
Washington July 31 The State Department says José Godoy first secretary and chargé d affaires of the Mexican Embassy has been appointed by his government as delegate to the international congress meeting in New York next October to discuss coffee production and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
José Godoy
International Congress
New York
Governor Geta Visits Ellis Island To Study Chinese Exclusion
Governor Geta of Formosa Japan inspected Ellis Island to learn American Chinese exclusion methods. Commissioner Williams briefed him on how the United States restricts Chinese immigration and kept him informed on the system in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geta
Formosa
Japan
Ellis Island
Williams
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Apollinaris
Table Waters
Judge Keller
New River Field
C. M. Schwab
Realty Syndicate
Gaynor
Greene
New South Wales
Parade
Senator
Eastern Illinois Deat
Lieut
Fel
Plymouth Harbor
Southampton
Cherbourg
Cofffe
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co. of
Brooklyn
Broadway
Bedford Ave
Fulton St
Flatbush Ave
America
L. J. Callanan
Vesey ST
N. Y
Richard Harding Davis
Reed & Barton
17Th Street
Maiden Lane
N.Y
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