Coal Guards Shoot Boy as Strikes Surge in Union Clash
A massive, violent strike eruption at Stanton colliery, Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company, triggers a four thousand strong mob assault. Police and coal officers restore partial order as shots injure a 12 year old bystander. Deputies guard nonunion workers at Yorktown and Avondale, with railcar crowds, threats, and fires across several yards and fences.
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Beresey
Jacobs
Stanton
Hollenbsck Breaker
Gumbert
Carbon County
Yorktown
Dodson Coal Company
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Joseph Stiduhart
Joe” Wyhilha
Avondale
Delaware
Lackawanna
Milton Cook
Joseph Harris
Jersey
Plymouth Junction
Luzerne Washery
North Scranton
Scranton
Diamond
Williams, Courtright & Howells
Mainville
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Coal Company
Burgess Williams
Inkerman
Spring Brook Water Company
Hazleton
Schuylkill
Coal and Iron Police
Mitchell
Taft Meets Pope in Private Vatican Audience
Governor Taft and party visit Pope Leo XIII at the Vatican, delivering Roosevelt’s letter and eight volumes of his works. Taft discusses church state relations in the Philippines, praising American religious liberty and the church’s protections, while the Pope expresses warm interest in the American republic and delays details for a cardinal committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
Rome
Quirinal Hotel
Taft
Vatican
Bishop O'Gorman
Judge Smith
Major Porter
Bishop O Gorman
Major Forter
Monsignor Bissett
Roosevelt
Philippines
Washington
America
Pope
American Republic
Ireland
O’gorman
Leo
Cardinal Rampolla
Secretary of War
Tribune
Board of Trade asks Roosevelt to act on coal strike
The Board of Trade and Transportation urged President Roosevelt to appoint a committee to investigate and settle the coal strike. They expected a reply yesterday but heard nothing by closing hours. A committee including James Talcott Darwin R. James and John D. Kernan will likely travel to Washington today. Kernan once served on Cleveland’s Pullman inquiry panel. The operators’ stance remains unexpressed and the strike is likely to continue, with possible concessions to workers merely prolonging the dispute.
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Board of Trade and Transportation
Roosevelt
Washington
James Talcott
Darwin R. James
John D. Kern
Resignations Light Crucible Steel Firms Name New Presidents
Mispatches from Pittsburgh yesterday announce the resignation of H Halcomb of that city as president and director of the Crucible Steel Company of America and of the St Clair Steel Company. Eyben Miller has been elected president of the Crucible Steel Company and W P Snyder is named president of the St Clair Steel Company.
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Pittsbore
Yvesterday
H. Halcomb
Crucible Steel Company of America
St. Clair Steel Comany
Crucible Company
Eyben Miller
Crucible Steel Company
W. PF. Snyder
St Clair Steel Company
Continuous line of towns make the trip over New York Central
A continuous line of towns and cities makes the journey over the New York Central most interesting and instructive. The advi sable route costs two cents per mile and offers a notable experience. The Pennsylvania Railroad chairman car service is praised as a high grade of culinary art.
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New York Central
Sable
Cliair
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adyt
British shipping move stumbles as Cunard ties in talks stall
Special report from London notes no firm plan yet for a British shipping combine led by Cunard. Canadian officials expect success, Lord Strathcona backs the idea, but Admiralty and Board of Trade remain noncommittal. Sir Christopher Furness and others push Cunard away from Morgan. Allan Line may stay outside. Kitchener praised in Commons. peace talks details loom. coronation schedule and theater notes fill the rest of the day’s items including revivals and society visits.
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New-York Tribune
London
Cunard Line
Lord Strathcona
Admiralty
Board of Trade
Christopher Furness
Cunard Company
Morgan
Gerald Balfour
Lord Selborne
Arthur Balfour
Lord Kitchener
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Lord Milner
Lord Mil
Chamner
Kerlain
Michael Hicks-Beach
Princeton Yale baseball game rail excursion details
Pennsylvania Railroad announces a special excursion from New York City to Princeton and back for the Princeton Yale baseball game. Trains will depart West 23rd Street Station at 12:00 PM and Cortlandt Street 12:00 PM, Desbrosses Street 12:40 PM, Brooklyn 12:16 PM, arriving Princeton 2:40 PM with a return after the game via Newark Elizabeth and New Brunswick. Regular excursion tickets apply. The Grip of a Cold can be relaxed Jaune's Expectorant.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Princeton
Esinith
West 23Rd Street
Pe Cortlandt
Desbrosses Streets
Brooklyn
Newark
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Bicycle rider killed by racing auto on Boston Post Road
Antonio Peeter of Rye, a contractor, riding a bicycle near Frank Daniels's country place, was crushed as a red automobile sped by at forty miles per hour. Peeter suffered a skull fracture. the car did not stop. West Chester authorities consider patrols to curb speeding on the busy road.
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Antonio Peeter
Rye
Boston Post
Frank Daniels
Theali’s Hill
Peeter
West Chester
Boston Post Road
Hotelkeeper Hurt in Long Island Runaway
James H. Fox a hotelkeeper of New York sustained serious injuries last night when his carriage drawn by a spirited horse ran after an automobile owned by W. I. Stow flashed by. Fox was pitched out striking an obstacle and is badly hurt about the head and body.
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Great Neck
Long Island
James H.fox
New York
W. I. Stow
Court martial for Miles threatened after Kansas City visit
Kansas City June 5 The Journal reports Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles, commanding the army, passed through Kansas City en route to Washington and faced an implied court martial over alleged betrayed official secrets. Miles, returning from Fort Riley, was questioned about a scandal involving Lieutenant Arnold and Senator Culberson, and was ordered back to Washington to face charges.
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Kansas City
Nelson A. Miles
Fort Riley
Washington
Roosevelt
Miles
Journal
White House
Arnold
Senator Culberson
Culberson
Beveridge
Union Station
Riots in Providence Over Street Railway Strike
Violent protests erupted as about three hundred striking conductors and motormen led a parade on Westminster Street. Crowds blocked streets and attacked cars, missiles flew, and trolley ropes were cut. Police called out reserves, numerous arrests followed, and city cars were removed for safety.
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Providence
Westminsterst
Clellan Arrest Behind Jerome Refuses Prosecution
McLellan held in $5 bail for examination on June 12 after witness Gruber and Maguire testified. Jerome disputes charges, Crane orders bail of 3000, Lindinger posts bond. McCoy shooting debated as McLellan claims self defense and Gruber backs complaint. McCoy improving at Bellevue Hospital. surgeons report recovery and sight potential. High Road to Chicago ad closes.
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Jerome
Robert S McLellan
James F. McCoy
East Forty-second-st
Crane
Centre-st. Court
Abraham Gruber
McLellan
Mr. Gruber
Sherman House
McCoy
Maguire
Gruber
Mr. Jerome
Supreme Court
J. J. Rollins
Fritz Lindinger
Lindinger
Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
Rutgers St
Court of General Sessions
Board of Magistrates
Bellevue Hospital
Sugar Trust backs beet sugar firms in hush deal
Washington June 5 A report under authority says Henry Havemeyer and John D Rockefeller allied with financiers have quietly bought controlling stakes in major beet sugar refiners. They aim to join beet sugar with refining interests, influencing Cuban reciprocity debates. Congress may see this only after the reciprocity issue is settled. The buyers seek to shape policy away from tariff cuts, while some fear the move could sour public opinion against the Sugar Trust.
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Washington
Henry & Havemeyer
The
Sugar Trust
John D. Rockefeller
Ae Rockefeller
Congress
United States
Havemeyer Rockefeller
Cuba
Tainties Es
Powicy
New Republic
Senate Committee
Teiler
Colorado
Henry O Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Oxnard
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Otery
Vnien
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G. H. Daniels
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Supreme Pontiff
Board OF Trade Committee
Washington Today
Stffl Companies
East End
Wilkesbarre
Kitchener
Corona
Tion
Westminster
Abbey
Times
Duke of Norfolk
Oxford
Norwich
Winchester
Marlborough
Sutherland
Montrose
Portland
Rosebery
Spencer
Cadogan
Derby
Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Roxburgh
F. S. Dymoke
Bishop Potter
A. Bierstadt
George Bliss
J. H. Hadley
R. Ss. Cummings
P. A. B. Widener
Mrs. Dane
Jaune
Racing Auto
West Point
Newburgh
New Landing
129Th St
Clellan
Ness
Chicago
Penneyvivenia Railroad
Delaware Water Gate
Pocono
York and Caeefort
Howard
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