Americans Welcome and Morley Denounces Policy in London
London reporters describe American delegates at the Chamber of Commerce dinner and the mood for a possible American memorial to Queen Victoria. They note strong Allied tensions, the Jamestown surrender impacting Cape Colony, and John Morley condemning British policy, highlighting Liberal divisions.
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New-York Tribune
CABLE
the Tribune
London
London Chamber of Commerce
England
America
Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
Asia
Russia
Queen Victoria
Mall
Chamber of Commerce
Presidential Appointments Posted From Washington
The President announced appointments today including Tancoln Avery as collector of customs for the District of Maron Michigan Simon Michelet as agent at White Earth Indian Agency Minnesota Deportal G Sampson as receiver of public moneys at Ashland Wisconsin Francis M Elsley as chairman of referees to assess damages for railroad right of way through the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations in Indian Territory Arthur W Hefley as town site commissioner for the Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory Joseph B Keating named United States Attorney for the District of Indiana
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Washington
Tancoln Avery
District of Haron
Mich
Simon Michelet
White Earth Indian Agency
Minnesota
Duportal G. Sampson
Ashland
Wis
Francis M. Elsley
Indian Territory
Arthur W
Woodbury Tells Her Story in $150000 Libel Trial
Mrs Josephine Curtis Woodbury testified in her libel suit against Mrs Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, detailing her long association with Eddy since 1879 and her Christian Science education. The jury heard letters and defenses about malicious hypnotism and other charges as Judge Hanna pressed the case alongside opposing counsel. The deed of trust to Christian Science Publishing Co was admitted, showing Eddy’s ongoing control over publications.
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Tribune
Boston
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Mr. Peabody
Hanna
Messrs. Elder and Bartlett
Peabody
Mrs. Eddy
Messrs. Bates
New
Christian Scientist Avilez Preaches in Managua for Three Months
In Managua Nicaragua Salvador Avilez a Christian Scientist has preached nightly against Roman Catholic doctrine for three months drawing larger male attendance than at the parochial church He has baptized several men but no women and refuses medical aid preferring faith to heal him Meanwhile government authorities ban disturbances at his meetings In New York W D McCracken responds to Dr Morse about Christian Science arguing matter evil disease and pain are mental concepts and inviting trial of the faith.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Salvador Avilez
Avilez
the Tribune
F. R. Morse
Morse
Eddy
W. D. McRackan
New York
W. B. Merchant
Tylersburg
Pierce
Elmer Lawler
Volga, Jefferson Co
Ind
Woodruff Dares Guests to Join Europe Trip
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff launches for Europe aboard the St Louis with plans to take along Ex Senator William J La Roche and John P Allds after daring them previously. He negotiates expenses, converts bank accounts to exchange, and even considers mortgaging property to cover the voyage. The Montauk Club guest secured last week, the talk of companionship grew into a trio for the voyage.
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Woodruff
Europe
St. Louis
William J. la Roche
Brooklyn
John P. Allds
Republican State Committee
Montauk Club
Adirondacks
la Roche
Duncan I Roberts Resigns From Erie Railroad Post
Duncan I Roberts, long time general passenger agent of the Erie Railroad Company, has resigned his office. Rumors say the resignation will be accepted by the new administration and other senior officials may follow. Roberts joined railroading in 1873 and rose to head of the passenger department. He helped form a joint passenger agreement aiding trunk lines and arbitration in route adjustments. Under his leadership passenger earnings rose from 5 to 6 with a projected rise further in the current year.
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Duncan I. Roberts
Erie Railroad Company
Roberts
Erie
Pennsylvania
Assenger
Chicago
Ing
Jeffries to Fight Gus Ruhlin in San Francisco
James J. Jeffries arrived in Los Angeles and said he will fight Gus Ruhlin in San Francisco once arrangements are set. He noted a past left arm trouble but insists he is as sound as ever and would only fight Rahim or others when fully strong.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Gus” Rublin
San Francisco
Rahim
Indemnity Modus Vivendi Moves in Chinese Talks
Washington discusses a modus vivendi to settle the $337 million indemnity with Britain Russia France and Japan aiming to avoid disrupting broader talks while seeking united approval for a bond remedy. US Congress caution and bond pricing pose hurdles. success could clear half the China negotiations before pursuing permanent treaties with the powers.
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Washington
China
Hay
Europe
United States
Congress
Legislative Branch
Russia
Waldersee postpones departure from Tien-Tsin
Berlin reports Count von Waldersee delays his travel from Tien-Tsin while an investigation proceeds into a military affray on the Taku road.
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Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Tien-Tsin
Taku Road
British General Calls Tien-Tsin Fight a Drunken Brawl
General Gaselee, commander in Peking, describes the Sunday clash at Tien-Tsin as a mere drunken brawl likely to occur in any garrison town and says it has not disturbed cordial relations between British and French authorities.
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Peking
Gaselee
Tien-Tsin
Russian Casualty List Reports Losses at Peking
London dispatch cites St Petersburg report listing thirty one officers and six hundred eighty two men killed in China and during the storming of Peking as part of the casualty tally.
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London
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
St Petersburg
China
Peking
Newman Expected in City to Discuss Central Plans
W H Newman president of the Lake Shore Railroad and newly elected NY Central president is due in the city to confer with William K Vanderbilt and other Central directors. S R Catlaway will continue as NY Central president until Newman is ready to assume full duties.
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W. H. Newman
Lake Shore Railroad
New York Central
William K. Vanderbilt
Central
S. R. Catlaway
Newman
Lake Shore
Vanderbilt
Michigan Central
Boston
Albany
New York
Edgar van Etten
New-York Central
Stix Day Rider in Harlem Street Chase
Frederick Foster a veteran six day bicycle rider chased a man who allegedly stole his bicycle a year ago through Harlem streets from the East Side to Fifth Avenue. The pursued man William Ehlers was captured after a half mile chase with Foster and bicycle officer Dobson joining near One Hundred Street.
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Frederick Foster
Madison Square Garden
Harlem
Fifth-ave
William Ehlers
East Eighty-ninth-st
Foster
Ehlers
Dobson
Volunteers of America Offered Large Land Tract for Colony
Reports say a generous land grant of about 100000 acres in Montgomery County Georgia near Fitzgerald could be used by the Volunteers of America to establish a colony tied to tenement house work. Commander Ballington Booth was rumored to be in the Orange area. Colonel Fred Lindsay confirmed discussions but called announcement premature while noting favorable reports from observers.
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Volunteers of America
Volunteers
Fourth Ave
Ballington Booth
Oranges
Fred Lindsay
Booth
Montgomery County
Georgia
Fitzgerald
Guand Army of the Republic
Lindsay
Tunnel Strike Off Ends With Union Wage Pact
The rapid transit tunnel strike ended as walking delegates ordered a return to work under a new agreement. Strikers get eight hour days for two years at current union wages, with arbitration on wage disputes after 24 hours. Non union workers remain on site, with some reinstatement for strikers, and pay adjustments for double drum holsters.
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Central Federated Union
John B. McDonald
Lafayette Hall
East One-hundred and Twenty-Fifth-St
Magistrate Crane Defends Right to Work and Labor Freedom
In Morrisania, Magistrate Crane held John Stevenson after a May 28 assault on Frederick King amid a factory strike at Locust Ave. and 138th St. The judge warned against intimidation, stressing workers’ right to choose employers and wages, and foreshadowed stricter laws against blocking employment.
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Stevenson
Morrisania
Crane
Strike pay details for New York machinists union
At the Clason Building headquarters the New York district machinists announce weekly strike payments. Married strikers would receive a weekly sum and single men another amount while the strike lasts, with non union strikers also to be cared for. If funds run out the AFL could levy a strike-benefit assessment.
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New-York
Clason Building
Duanest
Booth
American Federation of Labor
Return of linemen ends Boston electric strikes
Boston June 4 The linemen of several electric light companies will return to work tomorrow after a month long strike ends with an undisclosed agreement. Linemen from the Boston Elevated Railway Company and the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company remain on strike.
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Boston
Electric Light Companies
Boston Elevated Railway Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Stadium Opens with Intercollegiate Track Meet at Pan-American
On June 4 at the Pan-American Exposition grounds the Stadium hosted its first athletic contests with entrants from sixteen colleges. Georgetown’s Duffy won the 10 yard dash, Maloney brothers dominated most events for Chicago, and Princeton’s J M Perry claimed the 88 yard dash. Team standings placed Cornell 28, Chicago 17, Georgetown and Pennsylvania 9, Westminster 7, with Yale Princeton Purdue New York each 6, Amherst 2.
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Duffy
Georgetown
Deevers
Westminster
Maloney Brothers
Chicago
J. M. Perry
Princeton
A. Maloney
Holland
S. S. Jones
New York
Ehorey
Puraue
Fons
Cornell
Endsley
Pennsylvania
Beloit
Minnesota
Yale
Purdue
Amherst
Berry
E. R. Bushnell
Trott
W. A. Maloney
W. H. Holland
Merrill
F. G. Maloney
Chieae
A. Walton
Elfl Longnecker
Arthur Duffy
R. Deevers
D. Young
F. C. Beck
R. W. Rogers
T. T. Hare
B. A. Gallagher
FE. c. Hawley
A. O. Berry
Lewis Endsley
W. A. Frederick
E. Deacon
Frederick
New York University
J. H. Tate
R. L. James
C. Harris
Bellinger
E. S. Merrill
C. K. Young
F. A. Maloney
H. H. Lyon
Shock to the Community Spurs Coroner’s Heart Failure Verdict
A friend testified that a well known citizen collapsed on a sidewalk minutes after leaving an office, the coroner’s jury ruling death due to heart failure. The piece discusses heart failure causes and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with testimonials and medical advice.
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J. H. Thompson
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C. M. Bloxham
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M. EF. Shultz
Edward Goldstein
M. Ss. Shapleigh
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C. A. Thompson
William F. Maass
Columbia
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M. R. Mandelbaum
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Ruth E. Hegeman
Ulrich Velsendanger
James Pennon
Otto Boddiker
Charles Boddiker
Arlington
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G. ¢. Hanna
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Se Cin Schnadig
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Eitle de Wolfe
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Keene's Watch Store
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Keene S Optical CO
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John Ho Cole
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Olive
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