Anthracite Strike Estimates From Mine Inspectors Reports
A careful estimate of the anthracite districts shows the total out of work, wage losses, and affected workers. It tallies daily wage losses, capital tied in idle mines, and the broader impact as the strike progresses, noting figures cover railroaders and coking workers plus women and children affected.
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O Gorman Elected Grand Sachem of Tammany Hall
Justice James A O Gorman, a friend of Richard Croker and a popular figure in Tammany, was elected Grand Sachem of the Tammany Society at a meeting in Tammany Hall. The vote on first ballot showed five for Carroll Van Wyck and seven for O Gorman. on the second ballot Gardiner shifted to O Gorman to secure eight votes.
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Supreme Court
Richard Croker
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Tammany Society
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Thomas L. Fellner
Lewis Nixon
Carroll-Van Wryck
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Asa Bird Gardiner
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Adrian T. Kiernan
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Mnance Committee
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Greater New York Democracy
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New-York
Justice Reach
No Riots At Washery Revolt In House Roberts Wins Navy Yard Build
Washington May 19 The House opposition to its leadership saw a significant victory as Mr Roberts of Massachusetts pushed for government construction of naval vessels. His amendment to the Naval Appropriation bill, backing three ships built in government yards, passed on the floor after a ruling and appeal. The move signals potential shifts in naval shipbuilding and House rules debates. In Wilkesbarre, President Mitchell arrived amid crowds. Police and workers faced tension at Lackawanna County washeries as strikes and anti strike sentiment ripple through coal regions.
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Duncan McIntyre
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
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Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Lackawanna County
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Scranton
Plymouth
Pottsville
Mahanoy City
Shamokin
Shenandoah
United Mine Workers
Adam Buscavage
Rochester Clubmen Stirred in Gambling Inquiry
Rochester May 19 Rochester clubmen are aroused by a report that the grand jury is investigating gambling charges against a well known Rochester Whist Club member. Forty members visited the District Attorney, prompting the disclosure that gambling in the club was being discussed. The foreman of the grand jury is a club member. the club dates from nineteen years ago and has a social and political role with many young professionals.
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Grand Jury
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Stephen G. Hollister
Frank Wnolds
Frederick W Zoller
Madrid Military Pageant Impresses Vast Spectators
Special to The Tribune from Madrid May 19. A grand military review along broad boulevards drew 25,000 to 35,000 troops. The procession moved from the Hippodrome through Paseo de la Castellana to Plaza de Madrid and Prado to Paseo de Atocha. Crowds were quiet and orderly as King’s cavalcade passed. Evening reception at the palace featured diplomats and lavish state rooms with uniformed men and court ladies in diamonds and lace.
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Recoletos
Plaza de Madrid
Prado
Paseo de Atocha
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Boy King's First Review Draws Madrid in Grand Parade
Madrid hosts a royal military review with fourteen thousand soldiers. King Alfonso, in captain general uniform, rode from the palace at 4 pm to the Paseo de Recoletos where he watched the procession. Queen Mother and royal family, diplomats, and Cortes members observed the hour and a half march past including infantry, cavalry led by the Queen's Lancers, Dragoons, and Hussars in bright uniforms amid cheers of Viva el Rey.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Weyler
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Dragoons
Hussars
Sultan recognizes rights of Italy and Germany to protect Catholics
Rome reports the Sultan of Turkey has issued a trade recognizing the rights of Italy and Germany to protect their Catholic subjects in the East. The move undermines France’s claim to exclusive protection duties and settles a long dispute among the powers. The Samoset and Breakwater open June 25 for the first season with booking notices and hotel promotions follow.
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France
Bomb in the royal car stalls Austrian emperor trip
A bomb wrapped in paper was placed in the imperial carriage at Vienna Staatschbahn station as the emperor traveled to Budapest. The plot was uncovered ten minutes before his arrival, leading to several railway employees being dismissed amid a full investigation.
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Emperor of
Austria
Vienna Staatschbahn
Gaynor and Greene Out in Extradition Case
Montreal moves toward a dramatic extradition fight as Gaynor and Greene are committed to jail and sent toward Quebec under Governor Vallée. US officials, lawyers Tessier and Taschereau, and Judge Lafontaine contend over habeas corpus writs and prison custody.
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L. A. Taschereau
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Vallée
L. A. Cannon
Andrews
Gale
Quebec
P. K. McCaskill
W. J. Crowe
Secret Service
Donald MacMaster
United States
Chief Carpenter
Legault
Lafontaine
Windsor Hotel
Gaynor and Greene
Mr. MacMaster
Cuba Nears Transfer of Cuba to Cubans on Inauguration Day
Havana crowds throng streets as General Palma readies to swear in tomorrow with General Wood overseeing the transition. US and foreign officials attend limited invitations while Marti’s death anniversary ushers a sober mood. Palma’s son arrives from New York as Dyna mite Johnny and policy king Al Adams also appear amid inauguration preparations.
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Cuba
Wood
Palma
Cuba Libre
Florida
Mascotte
Key West
United States
Brooklyn
Eagle
General Palma
General Wood
José Marti
Marti
al Adams
Mexico
National Association of Manufacturers Moves Offices to New York
The executive committee votes to relocate the National Association of Manufacturers general offices from Philadelphia to New York. President M Parry of Indianapolis cites foreign buyers avoiding Philadelphia and New York’s central location as reasons for the move.
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National Association of Manufacturers
New-York
M. Parry
Indianapolis
Havana Remembers Marti as Bells Toll for Patriot Dead
Havana awoke to bells tolling a requiem for Cuba’s liberty martyrs on the anniversary of José Marti’s death. Masses were held in churches and Major General Maximo Gómez paid tribute in El Mundo. A crown of flowers was laid under city council auspices and the ad ends with a Poland Spring notice.
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Cuba
José Marti
Dos Rios
Warren
Bunker Hill
Marti
Maximo Iomez
Fl Mundo
Cleveland May Give the Oration at Chamber Opening
Ex president Cleveland may deliver the opening speech for the new Chamber of Commerce building on November 11. Attendance is expected from eminent British Parliament and French Chamber of Deputies figures though confirmation is unavailable due to missing Morris K. Jesup and Charles Stewart Smith. The festivities are planned to last several days.
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Chamber of Commerce
Morris K. Jesup
Charles Stewart Smith
Chamber
Chamber of Deputies
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