Firebug gang arson plot exposed in New York
Morris Schoonholz confessed to planning and aiding multiple arsons in Brooklyn and Yonkers with a bladder explosive device. The scheme, run by a gang of fire adjusters called the dark secret, aimed to destroy properties and implicate others. Hirschkopf also confessed. headquarters were in a Suffolk Street saloon.
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Finance and Trade Bulletin on Wheat Cotton Prices
Weekly review notes continued rise in wheat and cotton prices with mixed reactions. Manufacture reports show 227 new establishments started and 33,000 workers rehired. wages for 378,000 industrial employees rose by about 10 percent, largely without string.
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Clash in the Amalgamated threatens wage talks in Cleveland
Stormy Amalgamated Association session rejects higher rate. manufacturers refuse 4.50, hint at a 3 4 rate and 60 day notice. Conference likely in Youngstown. factions clash over puddlers and finishers amid mounting tensions. Corbett Fitz may fight in Canada. Montreal area purse offers 25,000. Oaks winner La Sagesse takes 4500 sovereigns at Epsom with royal attendance. Two young women drown in Worcester boat accident. Colima toll rises to 187 with 26 survivors. Heat kills Detroit laborer. Lord Shelle Douglass and Loretts Addis wed in California.
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Nuggets of News
A match race is being arranged between J S Johnson and Zunmerman the noted cyclists. George Hancock was sentenced in Philadelphia to two years for bigamy. Major Wilisin Hardiman, 73, was shot by a hidden assassin near Escalapa Springs. A fight near Bineville Missouri over a suit left John Hilton dead and others wounded. Prince Alfred Windischgritz reportedly resigns as Austria's minister. Elsie Coleman 12 year old daughter of banker William Coleman of Dunkirk N Y committed suicide. The Bites government moves against the schooner Shelby for being in prohibited sealing grounds with unseated firearms. Tennessee prison superintendent John W Kirk was accidentally shot at the state capitol by Andrew Vaughn during a disturbance at Noah Ville.
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Cycling scandal ends Chicago road race prominence
In Chicago on June 1, a sensational cycling scandal erupts as nearly 10 percent of the 450 contestants are accused of cutting the Evanston course. Homer Fairman wins but disputes over time and eligibility cloud the outcome. Emerson faces likely disqualification for not riding the course while claims of faster times for other riders surface amid an investigation led by Referee Thomas F Sheridan.
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Steamer Sank and Drowned Man Near Tiree
A heavy fog collision between the Canadian steamer Jack and the Norman of Menomanne results in the Norman sinking in three fathoms. Crew members including the cook and fireman are lost. the barge nearby rescues the remaining crew. The Jack is afloat but damaged. the Norman valued at 175000 dollars and insured. Separately, Robert Kincaid is arrested in Perry on charges of fraudulent banking linked to a 1903 bank failure and deposits short by 150,000.
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Cambria Tron announces wage reductions and payroll rise
The Cambria Tron company reports voluntary wage adjustments in all departments from Jonxstues Pa dated June 1. The plan increases monthly payroll by 2,000 dollars and affects about 4,000 men.
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Governor Evans Defies Liquor Probe In South Carolina
South Carolina officials report several liquor seizures yesterday under an order from Governor Evans aimed at blocking enforcement of the state’s dispensary laws. Judge Gof granted a temporary injunction affecting Richland and Newberry registration cases, with arguments set for June 6 and book opening for next Monday under state law.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Evening Notices
Baseball results from national and league games across Washington Baltimore New York Chicago Harrisburg Lancaster Reading Providence Buffalo and Cincinnati reveal wide margins and notable performances. A Harmony Dinner in New York honored General Horace Porter with attendance by McKinley Bliss Root Grant and Roosevelt among others. A distressing accident in Brerstos New Jersey left a child with a crushed leg though no serious injury to the mother. a Chicago heat wave and North Carolina heat records frame a day of extreme weather and crop concerns. A Florida lynching in Copopa or Copcopta was reported involving James Freeman as the mob executed him after an alleged assault.
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Remarkable Proposition in Southern Wholesale Meeting
A sensational speech at the Southern Wholesale Association meeting in June lauded President Cleveland and proposed a life appointment for his finances policy. Captain John Martin of Memphis proclaimed support for Cleveland while officials debated salaries, drawing wild applause and street echoes. A canvass of leading city members showed near unanimous backing of Cleveland's financial policy.
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France and China policy statement in senate
Paris June 1 in the senate M Havotaux denied foreign interna tions were subordinated to other powers and said France acts to protect missions in China while seeking to safeguard China's independence. He credited Japan with prudent conduct and urged a common action to maintain the status quo, with Russia and Germany aligned in France's view. The government hopes for a favorable outcome in ongoing negotiations.
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