Americans Welcome Talk of Memorial to Queen Morley
London dispatch reports American delegates in London enjoying hospitality at the Chamber of Commerce dinner. They discuss a proposed American memorial to Queen Victoria, Anglo American trade rivalries, and the mood to unite wealth behind a goodwill effort. Morley denounces government policy in Montrose, highlighting Liberal divisions over South Africa policy.
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Russia
Queen Victoria
Mall
Chamber of Commerce
John Morley
Great Britain
Montrose
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Edinburgh
South Africa
Morley
Liberal Party
LNP
Appointments By The President June 4 1900
The President announced appointments including Lincoln Avery as collector of customs at the District of Haron Michigan Simon Michelet as agent White Earth Indian Agency Minnesota Duportal G Sampson as receiver of public moneys at Ashland Wisconsin Francis M Elsley as Indian Territory chairman of referees to assess damages for right of way of the Arkansas and Choctaw Railway Arthur W Hefley Kansas town site commissioner and appraiser for the Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory B Keating as United States Attorney District
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Washington
Lincoln Avery
District of Haron
Mich
Simon Michelet
White Earth Indian Agency
Minnesota
Duportal G. Sampson
Ashland
Wis
Francis M. Elsley
Indian Territory
Arthur W. HE
Woodbury Tells Her Story in $150000 Suit
In Boston today Mrs. Josephine Curtis Woodbury testified in her $150,000 libel suit against Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science. She described meeting Eddy in 1879, studying under Eddy and Choate, and receiving instruction and letters from Eddy. The testimony included terms like malicious hypnotism and malicious animal magnetism as used in Christian Science disputes.
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the Tribune
Boston
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Eddy
Hanna
Peabody
Messrs. Elder and Bartlett
Woodruff Dares Guests to Europe Trip
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff departs for Europe aboard the St Louis with guests Ex Senator William J. La Roche and John P. Allds, after a series of dares and bank account conversions into letters of exchange. Woodruff vows to mortgage property if needed to cover expenses.
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William J. la Roche
Brooklyn
John P. Allds
Republican State Committee
Montauk Club
Adirondacks
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Goodby
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Mr. Woodruff
Roberts resigns as Erie general passenger agent
Duncan I. Roberts, after more than nine years as general passenger agent of the Erie Railroad Company, has resigned. He joined the Pennsylvania in 1873, moved to Erie Chicago, then led Erie passenger affairs. His tenure boosted earnings from passenger traffic and he helped form the joint passenger agreement promoting rate stability and arbitration.
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Duncan I. Roberts
Erie Railroad Company
Roberts
Erie
Pennsylvania
Coeet
Chicago
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Jeffries Ready to Fight Rublin in San Francisco
James J. Jeffries arrived in Los Angeles and announced plans to fight Gus Rublin in San Francisco once arrangements are made. He said his left arm had caused trouble but is now as strong as ever and he would not risk a fight with Rahim or anyone else if not confident in his strength.
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F. R. Morse
Los Angeles
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James J. Jeffries
Gus” Rublin
San Francisco
Rahim
Modus vivendi sought on Chinese indemnity plan
Washington discusses a modus vivendi to resolve the indemnity for China as powers seek uninterrupted negotiations. The plan aims to transfer the total 337,000,000 in bonds to China with joint guarantees, though Britain favors separate bonds by each government and the United States worries over constitutional and congressional approval. Progress on indemnity could unlock broader treaties with China.
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China
Hay
Europe
United States
Congress
Legislative Branch
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Count von Waldersee Delays Departure From Tien-Tsin
Berlin reports Field Marshal Count von Waldersee has postponed leaving Tien-Tsin while an inquiry proceeds into the military affray on the Taku road.
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Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Tien-Tsin
Taku Road
British general calls Tien-Tsin clash a drunken brawl
General Gaselee of Britain says Sunday's fight at Tien-Tsin was a mere drunken brawl that could occur in any garrison town and that it has not strained relations with French authorities.
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Peking
Gaselee
Tien-Tsin
Russian casualties storming Peking reported by St Petersburg
The London based Exchange Telegraph dispatch from St Petersburg states that the Russian casualty list in China includes thirty one officers and six hundred eighty two men killed in connection with the storming of Peking.
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London
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
St Petersburg
China
Peking
Newman expected in city to discuss Central presidency
W H Newman president of the Lake Shore Railroad and newly elected NY Central president is due in the city to meet with William K Vanderbilt and other Central directors. R Callaway will continue duties until Newman assumes. A plan seeks to unify Vanderbilt lines with NY Central control under centralized management and transfers Edger Van Etten to Boston to lead the Boston and Albany. Lincoln Bliss of that line retires from active management.
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Lake Shore Railroad
New York Central
William K. Vanderbilt
the Central
R. Callaway
Newman
Lake Shore
Vanderbilt
Michigan Central
Boston
Albany
New York
Edgar van Etten
New-York Central
Horace J. Hayden
Boston and Albany
Bliss
Stix Day Rider in Harlem Chase Over Stolen Bike
Frederick Foster, renowned six day rider, chased William Ehlers after alleging a year old bicycle theft. The pursuit spanned Harlem streets from the Fast Side to Fifth Avenue, covering over a half mile before Ehlers was captured. Bicycle Officer Dobson joined near One Hundredth Street.
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Frederick Foster
Madin Square Garden
Harlem
Fifth-ave
William Ehlers
East Eighty-ninth-st
Foster
Ehlers
Dobson
Land Offered to Volunteers of America for New Colony
The Volunteers of America were reportedly offered a large land tract in Montgomery County Georgia near Fitzgerald for colonization linked to tenement work. Commander Ballington Booth was mentioned, with Colonel Fred J Lindsay stating the offer may be genuine though premature, noting two inspectors found the land promising and suggesting early steps toward a colony.
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Volunteers
Fourth Ave
Ballington Booth
Oranges
Fred Jindsay
Montgomery County
Georgia
Fitzgerald
Guand Army of the Republic
Lindsay
Tunnel Strike Off Ends Labor Dispute In New Agreement
The rapid transit tunnel strike was called off last night with walking delegates ordering workers back to eight hour shifts at current union wages for two years. An agreement, reached after a long final meeting in John B. McDonald's office, reinstates strikers who apply within 24 hours, keeps non union workers on, and raises drum hoister pay to 225 a day until July 31 then 250, ending the dispute and restoring work for the night and morning shifts.
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Central Federated Union
John B. McDonald
Lafayette Hall
No. 10
East
Magistrate Crane Delivers Labor Rights Ruling At Strike
John Stevenson, who struck at a refrigeration factory on 138th Street and Locust Ave, assaulted Frederick King after calling him a scab. Magistrate Crane held Stevenson for bail and warned against intimidating workers, stressing workers’ right to sell labor and employers’ capital.
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Morrisania Po
Strike Pay For Machinists In New York District
At the Clason Building headquarters for striking machinists the New York district announced that most complaint about lack of strike benefits came from non union men. Married strikers would receive two dollars weekly and single men four dollars weekly during the strike, with even non union strikers to be cared for. If funds run out the American Federation of Labor could levy a strike benefit assessment.
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New York
Clason
Dunnest
Booth
American Federation of Labor
Linemen Strike Ends for Several Electric Firms in Boston
Boston linemen from several electric grite firms reach agreement and will return to work tomorrow. Terms not disclosed. Linemen at Boston Elevated Railway and New England Telephone and Telegraph remain on strike.
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Electric Grit Companies
Boston Elevated Railway Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Stadium Opens With Intercollegiate Track Contests
Buffalo on June 4 opened the Stadium at Pan-American Exposition with intercollegiate track and field events. Forty facilities rooms and a 4000-seat amphitheatre hosted sixteen colleges. Standouts included Duffy of Georgetown and the Maloney brothers of Chicago, with Cornell leading in points and a slate of sprint, distance, and field events across the day.
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New York
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Cornell
Endsley
Pennsylvania
Beloit
Minnesota
Yate
Purdue
Amherst
A. ©. Berry
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R. S. Trott
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Chiezeo
A. Walton
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Arthur Duffy
BR. Deevers
C. D. Young
F. C. Heck
Yale
R. W. Rogers
T. T. Hare
B. A. Gallagher
E. c. Hawley
A. O. Berry
Lewis Endsley
W. A. Frederick
BE. Deacon
Endeley
Frederick
S. 8. Jones
New York University
J. H. Tate
R. £. James
A Shock to the Community Heart disease blamed for sudden death
A coroner's inquest recalls a man who died on a sidewalk after a sudden collapse. The verdict was heart failure, with remarks on how heart health depends on nutrition and prudent living. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach and heart tonic and invites readers to consult Dr. Pierce.
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Goodby
Longnecker Finishes Third in Distance Event
Distance results show B. F. Longnecker from Cornell placing third with 21 ft 3 in noted, while another competitor marked 20 ft 4 in. The brief listing confirms Cornell athlete third in this track field measure.
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B. FL
Longnecker
Cornell
Hotels Register List of New York Visitors in Buffalo
A long list names guests staying at Buffalo hotels from New York and nearby areas. The register includes many individuals at Iroquois, Bonn, Columbia, Arlington, Stafford, Genesee, and other houses, with multiple couples and families noted among the visitors.
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