Mitchells Bold Appeal Amid Miners Strike News
Wilkesbarre, June 22 1902 United Mine Workers President Mitchell issues the first official report on miners wages cost of living and hazards in the anthracite strike. He warns operators threaten to crush the union yet vows a renewal from its ashes and urges arbitration while warning of a broader coal miners strike if unresolved.
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Tamanny to Cleveland for Wigwam celebration plan
Tammany officials seek harmony by inviting ex President Cleveland and ex Senator Hill to the Wigwam Fourth of July event. If Cleveland replies affirmatively, he may join as the second long speaker. otherwise Hill may take that role. Chicago lines and political maneuvering referenced.
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London Gala Days Ahead for Coronation Festivities
London crowds fill the streets as coronation preparations intensify. Troop contingents from colonies arrive, naval reviews are planned, and King Edward reports improved health. Sir Wilfrid Laurier tours Britain, avoiding press questions on the Colonial Conference.
Coronation week opens with bright sun and royal health news
London greets King Edward and Queen Alexandra as coronation week begins with clear skies. Crowds from across the empire and foreign visitors anticipate events while officials deny rumors of plots or ill health. The King attends service at Windsor today and is said to be in good health.
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Dalmatian Boy Stowaway Reaches New York After Marathon Journey
Bozo Gacina a sixteen year old Dalmatian stowaway from Sebenico Dalmatia endured twelve thousand miles and multiple misfortunes to reach the United States. After being deported to Liverpool and wandering New York streets he hid in a steamship boiler for six days before being rescued. Immigration officials aided his release and reunification with his Dalmatian kin Felix Gacina in Harlem.
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Camorra Candidates Sweep Naples Municipal Elections
Naples on June 22 saw Camorra candidates elected across the city in municipal elections. The result is expected to dissolve the present Municipal Council.
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Prophets Chamber Travel Ad Mentioning Rail Schedule
The notice notes Delaw are Water Gap Stroudsburg and Mt Pocono lines leaving Fridays and Saturdays afternoons via Lackawanna Railroad with Sunday night and Monday morning returns. No stop between New York and the Gap. Resort Bureau 429 Broad way at Howard st. Advt. The Prophets Chamber reprinted from Four-Track News for May aimed at farmers wives in New York and New England. Sent free on receipt of 4 cents by G. H. Grand Central Station New York Advis.
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Reform record praised as city cuts graft and raises service
Five months of mayoral leadership credited with reducing graft, closing Bowery dives, and improving finances. Grout cantors and city officials praised for cutting waste, streamlining contracts, and boosting public utilities oversight amid ongoing efforts.
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