Amalgamated Steel Workers Adopt Continuous Scale Plan
Milwaukee June delegates elect officers T J Shaffer Pittsburg secretary treasurer John Williams Pittsburg manager of Amalgamated Journal Ben I Davis Pittsburg trustees J H Morgan Cambridge Elias Jenkins Youngstown John E Taylor Pittsburg national organizer John Pierce Pittsburg approve continuous operation of mills during wage conference and extend negotiation period to eight weeks with a conciliator and potential plant closings if no agreement by July 15. Tragedy at Philadelphia Athletics grounds Thomas Murphy arrested after Dennis McGillicuddy injured. McGillicuddy in serious condition.
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Milwaukee
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Wheeling
TSS BNSE
T. J
Athletics
Philadelphia
Thomas Murphy
American League Baseball club
Dennis McGillicuddy
Connie Mack
McGillicuddy
ball park
Murphy
Cleveland
Fatal Cyclone Destroys Mills in Opelousas Louisiana
A powerful cyclone struck the extreme northwestern corner of Opelousas late yesterday, demolishing the San Landry cotton oil mill complex, killing 14 year old Albert Gautreaux and injuring white worker John Zoder, with three nearby houses torn down along a 400 foot path.
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Louisiana
Opelousas
San Landry
Albert Gautreaux
John Zoder
Street shooting in Texas leaves two dead
A downtown Texas street affray ended with Thomas Payne and J B Echols dead or wounded as guns fired simultaneously. Perkins was fatally shot, with David Echols wounded. Payne’s son was unharmed and none of the bystanders injured.
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Ore
Houston
Thomas Payne
J. D. Echols
J. B Perkins
Dave Echols
Paine
Echols
Tennihs
Payne
Perkins
David Echol
Brady Out of Pugin Cincinnati
William A Brady a former manager of pugilists and involved in Februarys Jeffries Ruhlin dispute has informed council he retires from pugilistic management and will not assist in appealing the injunction granted by Judge Hollister. Minister Passed Counterfeit Nickels. Indianapolis June In federal court Reverend Wilbur Wade of Valma Ind formerly holding religious meetings in jail was sentenced to Columbus penitentiary for one year and fined 1000 for passing counterfeit nickels.
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Brady
Pugin
Cincinnati
Wiliam A Brady
pugiliste
Hollister
Indianapolis
Wilbur Wade
Valma
Ind
Columbus
Cuban Compromise Aims at Platt Amendment Acceptance
Washington June. The cabinet discussed Cuban and Philippine situations. Indications point to likely acceptance of the Platt amendment with conditions. Civil government for the Philippines will be headed by Taft, under war department oversight, with plans to start July 1. In Chicago, city plan to regulate prize fighting and promote athletics, with a dedicated sports commission and taxes to fund athletics.
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Gail Nuav
Washington
Wood
Root
Gen. Wood
Cuba
Philippines
Spooner
Tait commission
secretary of war
New Mexico
Taft
Philippine islands
Judge Taft
Gen. MacArthur
Chicago
Hcense
Baseball Games Yesterday in Major Leagues
American League results show Boston 4 Milwaukee 2 at Boston. Baltimore 10 Cleveland 9. Washington 15 Chicago 4. Philadelphia rain. National League games: Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 4 in 11 innings. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4. St Louis 8 Boston 3. Cincinnati 3 New York 2 in 19 innings.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Nuggets of News and Postmasters Named Across States
A collage of brief items notes asphalt near Texarkana Arkansas, new New Jersey postmasters Morristown and Wood bridge, and John Thompson. Died in Galveston Texas is Mrs. Mary Ashland Townsend known as Xarifa. Pennsylvania posts list Ed wardsdale John J Jenkins Samuel Powell Pittston and others. A Swiss boycott threat tied to a watch trust. A mail coach robbery near Raetzag Hangar yielded $25,000 in valuables.
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Texarkana
Ark
New Jersey
Morristown
George L. Clark
Woodbridge
John Thompson
Switzerland
watch trust
Mary Ashland Townsend
Xarifa
Galveston
Tex
New Pennsylvania
Edwardsdale
John J Jenkins
Nanticoke
Samuel Powell
Pittston
William J Peck
Buffington
niterbaugh
RAetzag
Paris Beauty Otero Tops Rival Dancers in America Plans
The piece notes La Belle Otero still reigns as Paris’s beauty, with Jeane painters claiming she is an ideal model and commanding up to 1000 dollars an hour for a return visit to America. It also mentions Lawson’s yacht Independence being barred from America's Cup trials by the New York Yacht Club.
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Callvopnia Fic Sizve Co
Carrionxra’ Fre &group Co. onty
CALIFORNIA
Meutlingwt, Pana
LA BELLE OTERO
AMERICA
Otera
Paris
Jeane
stn
howe
Otero
Shem
Lawson
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Independence
New York Yacht club
Death of Charles H. Lakin ends long illness near Jefferson
Charles Henry Lakin aged 66 years 7 months 9 days died Monday June 8 at his sister's home south of Jefferson after Bright's disease. Civil War Union veteran. Funeral Thursday June 6 from Jefferson Reformed church with Rev Ray Edwards and Rev H Dittman. Interment Olivet cemetery. Bernard Colliflower former Graceham judge died after months of dropsy at 70 years 4 months at home. widow survives. Funeral at Merrow tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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CHARLES HENRY LAKIN
Jefferson
Illinois
Missouri
John F. Lakin
Misa Bettie
Bright
Dr. Lakin
Boonsboro
Reformed church
Ray. Edwards
M E. church
H. Dittman
tun
dive
Merrow
Social World Musicale and Dance in Frederick
A charming musicale at Mrs. Charles D Whitner s home featured vocal and instrumental pieces with guests Miasea Sal jHe Bartgis Katie Zimmerman Ide star Ella Hafer and Mr Harry Bader among others A separate event saw Frederick young men host a lively Independent Hall dance with out of town attendees and midnight refreshments The incident notes Ralph Schroeder son of F J Schroeder was knocked down by a tandem bicycle at Market Street crossing between Second and Third Streets sustaining severe bruises The riders did not see him in time to avoid impact The alligator display in Steuer Bros window figures into the distracted scene
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Charles D. Whitner
Miasea SaljHe Bartgis
Katie Zimmerman
Idestar
Ella Hafer
Harry Bader
Independent Hall
Frederick
Tas Fredarick Select Orchestra
Ralph Schroeder
F. J. Schroeder
East
Patrick street
Market street
Steuer Bros
Shower of Toads Reported Near Frederick
A shower of small frogs and toads was observed near Red Hills close to Frederick a few days ago. Witnesses described a whirlwind of toads falling and hopping across the ground. A resident recalled a similar event at the same location years ago and a Frederick citizen cited a past occurrence in Sisters' field.
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Red Hills
Frederick
Sisters’ field
Engagement announced for Maulsby Kimball and Stockton
The engagement of Maulsby Kimball of Buffalo formerly of Kenosha Wisconsin to Stockton daughter of Dr James I Stockton of Buffalo has been announced. Kimball is nephew of William P Maulsby and the late Mrs John Ritchie.
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Maulsby Kimball
Buffalo
Kenosha, Wis
Miss Stockton
James I. Stockton
Mr. Kimball
Wm. P. Maulsby
John Ritchie
Market Quotations From Mr J. W. Hargett Today
Local Barr market page lists corn at 2.50 per barrel shelled corn at 0.50 per bushel wheat at 0.72 per bushel and hay pricing presented as 12 0 14 per ton reflecting quotation formatting of the era with the main figures shown as market rates.
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Barr
W. Hargett
Determined Sheriff Fends Off Mob in Carrollton Killing
In Carrollton Georgia a mob tried to hang a Black man named Wilhans for Otis Ward’s murder. Sheriff Merrill and state militiamen protected Wilhans, one man killed and two wounded, as the prisoner was moved to Atlanta for safety.
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Atlanta
Carrollton
Georgia
Joseph Werrill
George Bennett
Thomas Smith
Wilhans
Otis Ward
Jane
Harris
Reese
Smith
Boykin
supreme court
fred
Bennett
Thomas Ward
Williams
jall
Merrill
Candler
Villa Rica
Temple
court house
oclock
Barker
Bankruptcy Statistics and Early Insolvent Trends
Washington June summary of semi annual bankruptcy reports shows 9518 voluntary petitions filed for period ending March 31 1901, up from prior six months and earlier years. Many filers are older insolvent individuals seeking revival in business. Also notes on Lake Race talk between Goodrich line steamer Christopher Columbus and City of Erie, plus Sarah Bernhardt plans Juliet role in America with Maud Adams.
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Washington
E.C Brandenburg
department of justice
Cleveland
Goodrich line
Christopher Columbus
Erie
Buffalo
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EA DU tai
B. EBERT & SONS
SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPERS
Quaker City
Boye
N. CLARY
EAL
East & farm
Aox
ick Street
Ridgevin
Thomas & Son
General Inocents
Weat Patick Street
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HELFENSTEIN
ANCE
Fredarick, Md
T. J. Shaffer
Minister Conger
Des Moines
Madison county
Conger
B. Cummins
Madison
Madisons
Tane
Albert H Stegar
board of tirade
TEXAS
McKinley
Rixey
MckKinley
White House
Reey
New Hampshire
Concord
superior court
John H. Pearson
millonaire
Parsons
A. Perley Witch
Toronto
Cnt
Rutledge
Rice
Aurora
Kingston penitentiary
Lod
Thomas Jones
Jones
Shamrock
Rothsay
Firth of Clyde
Glasgow
Meteor
Sybarita
Cambrae Island
Kariad
Nevada
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Works
North American
Charles M Schwab
Bethlehem Steel company
United States Steel corporation
Vickers’ Sons & Maxim
Bethlehem company
efort
Norfolk
William Catay
J C. Boyd
Boyd
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NEWS OF THE Nivty
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J. Rosa Condy
Cacil
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Robert P. Casey
William
Jacob Nave
Edna Baker
John H. Butler
Phelps
Lavine Butler
Steel Trust
London
Andrew Carnegie
universities of
Scotland
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Doll's Cafe
Doll
Kappa Gamma
Lenora K. DaHoff
Woman’s College
Miss Lantz
Sadye Mover
Madeline L. Shipley
Miss Smiley
Lenore K. DeHof
Anna Bollinger
Grace Haller
Maude Forthman
Alice Fritchie
Bertha Price
Marie Yeakie
Elinor Johnson
Eleanor Dri Madeline Shipley
Sara DeWalt
Sayde Moyer
Mary Christman
Misses Lantz
Smiley
BYMENEAL
Sarah Bernhardt
Maud Adame Lenion
Jane S
Romeo
Maud Adams
Jaliet
Charles Frohman
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