Agreement Reached in Columbus Coal Strike Talks
Columbus Ohio June 11 the conference of operators and miners reached an agreement. The scale calls for 60 cents a ton in Ohio and 68 cents in Pennsylvania with work to begin by next Monday. Governor McKinley ordered out militia as protests and clashes loom and trains and bridges face arson and disruption.
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Record-breaking heat sweeps city with 95 degree peak
Weather observers report unprecedented high readings yesterday with thermometers near 95 degrees in downtown areas. Observers note reflections from glass and pavement may have inflated readings while the official observatory reported 12.9 at noon. Shoppers and workers endured stifling heat as attendance and business slowed. no deaths reported but many sought relief at hospitals and fountains.
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Inheritance Tax Debates and Public Notices Grow
Tax related disputes emerge as wards and deposits face scrutiny. Officials warn of heavy penalties and discuss allocation of assets and exemptions in Jersey and New York, with county treasurers enforcing deadlines and audits amid ongoing inheritance tax questions.
Richard Croker Veers Toward Testimony Amid Lexow Pressure
Richard Croker faced a Lexow Committee choice to testify or risk being dragged into testimony by public press. After a late Thursday night conference with trusted advisers at his East 70th Street home, he decided escape by leaving the country was possible only if circumstances demanded it. Croker’s shift came after Civil Justice Roesch’s exposure and the threat of humiliation, with eminent-law counsel warning he could only avoid testifying if he left willingly.
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Lexow Committee
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Ince
Morris Tekulsky
New York
Ex NYC Boss Croker Skips Town to Avoid Cross Examinations
The ex Mayor Croker chose exile aboard the steamship Andria after deciding to leave New York rather than face questions about his wealth and ties to Tammany Hall. His advisers supported the abrupt departure as corroborated by the late booking under the name John Miles.
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Saiting
Home Rule for Cities Debated at Municipal Reform Meeting
Albany June H. Committee of Twenty one members and reform club leaders arrive for a general meeting to discuss constitutional amendments granting home rule to cities and separating city from state elections. Proposals include city incorporation rules, proportional representation, and submission of general laws to voters and state authorities.
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New-York
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Aneluy Witcox
Ibn Dr. Graven
Tal
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Athy
Alea Pres
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Reneca
Mirh
Laem Municipal
Oil discovery at Stantany Company refinery leads to rumors
Workers at the Stanent Oil Company plant in Little Ferry NL misinterpret a dripping crude reading as a new oil find. John Tuber and colleagues discuss the apparent leak, while curious figures observe two foot gaps in a briekyant area. The scene unfolds in the late afternoon.
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Insane Prank Turns Violent in Bottling Plant Fight
In a quarrel at a bottling plant on Noo 1 Fost Twenty-fittheat, Cummings struck Quinn with a bottle after a demand for a quarter. Quinn, an athlete, knocked Cummings down. Cummings was wounded, ambulances summoned, and he was taken to Bellevue for treatment. Several bystanders were detained as the incident unfolded near the Twenty-second-station.
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Debaters Clash In Lexington As Owens Attacks Breakinridge
Lexington Ky June 1. A large Ashland district meeting drew thousands from across the region to hear Owens attack Colonel Breakinridge and defend his own positions. Owens pressed hostility to institutional aims while supporters on all sides filled the streets. The Union League Club board then voted to strike Breakinridge from honorary membership after no defense was entered.
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Yale to Meet Oxford in Track Competition Abroad
Yale student body votes to send an athletic track team to Oxford to compete with English undergraduates. Yale sailors June 20 voyage aboard the steamer New York. Oxford fixes dates for events at the Queen's Club grounds Kensington.
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Death of railroad builder Colonel Davenport in Grand Hotel
Colonel Daniel F. Davenport, noted railroad contractor, died of apoplexy in his Grand Hotel room. Coroner viewed the body after a 70 o clock discovery. Davenport, a Kentuckian who recruited soldiers in the Civil War, built rail lines across multiple states and mentored by prominent engineers. His widow and son survive him.
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Burglars Chloroformed Women at Richmond Hill House
Frank Waterman, a resident of Albany, reports burglars broke into the old Fowler house at Richmond Hill between 2 and 6 Sunday morning. His wife and Miss Knight were present. Miss Knight was chloroformed and unconscious, revived later. A lantern, wagon tracks, and a small amount of valuables were found, with no clear description of the assailants.
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Destructive forest fires hit Nestoria area in Michigan
Destructive fires near Nestoria wipe out Suzsia village of 49 and threaten timber holdings. Fire lines stretch a mile wide five miles long with wires down delaying reports. A freight train on the Milwaukee and Northern line was set ablaze. bridge losses and property protection efforts escalate. Local reports note extensive timber destruction and continuing fire spread as communications fail.
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