French Cabinet Puzzle Deepens Political Fallout
Paris June 20 Senator Waldeck-Rousseau declined to form a new cabinet after Camille Krantz refused the public works portfolio. Poincare and Gullivin insisted on Krevty’s inclusion. Krevty refused public works and opposed Waldeck-Rousseau’s measures against officers tied to a newspaper campaign. Loubet may summon Poincare again, with Larrien or Paul Deschannel possible if Poincare declines. Buffalo strife continues as freight handlers press for pay raises amid ongoing dockyard mobilization. Baseball results recap: National and Atlantic league games across multiple cities with scores listed for Pittsburg, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Cleveland, Richmond, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, Scranton.
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Settlement hopes in Denver smelter dispute progress noted
Citizens committee led by ex Governor Adams and Rio Grande president Jeffrey report progress toward opening Denver and Pueblo smelters. They expect a mutually satisfactory wage scale to be agreed by managers and workers in a few days.
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Cleveland Rail Strike Roils City With Riot At Crossing
As two new streetcar lines opened in Cleveland, a mob of over 2 000 attacked a Scovill crossing, bricks flying as motorman A J McGrew was knocked unconscious and a patrolman injured. Police dispersed the crowd and no arrests were made. The council passed an ordinance requiring ten days experience for motormen amid protests and threats to revoke company franchises if cars fail to run. President Everett said some workers can never be reinstated.
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Governors Confer About Anti-Trust Conference Attendees
Austin reports Governor Bayers optimistic about a large turnout of governors and attorneys general for the St. Louis anti-trust conference on Sept 30. Seventeen governors have replied, with thirteen favoring anti-trust measure, three non-committal, one opposed. Eleven new cardinals named by the pope in Rome include prominent church figures.
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Camden city clerk Varney loses fees ruling on records
The Court of Errors and Appeals sustained the lower court ruling that former Camden city clerk T. P. Varney must return part of the recording fees collected for vital statistics. In Wheeling, Captain Lorenzo Danford, longtime Ohio congressman, died at 70 from heart disease at his St Clairsville home. Atlanta city council votes to form a five member committee to probe Dr Broughton’s Sunday sermon charge against Mayor Woolword. Dr Broughton attended but did not speak.
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Murder in Galesburg Tells of Indebtedness Dispute
Peter Boll enbach, a long time Galesburg resident, was shot and killed by 70 year old Charles Lindewall after a dispute over an alleged debt. Lindewall is in custody as the investigation continues.
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Peace Conference Hopes for Arbitration Board Gain
Dr. Zorn, the German delegate, returned to Scheveningen after meeting officials in Berlin and with Count von Munster. He reportedly conveyed hope for an arbitration board by merging rival schemes, with Emperor William to decide this week. If Germany declines, other powers may draft a scheme awaiting Germany’s stance.
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Traction deal looms as Pittsburgh interests unite
Philadelphia reports a strong chance that American Railways will lease Consolidated Traction of Pittsburg together with the United Traction and electric light and gas concerns of Pittsburg. Senator Magee and Widener meet amid growing traction negotiations with Elkins McLeod and Warrity noted in the deal. Altered Train Robbers Captured Near Yellowstone Park
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Candidate Against Cullom in Senate Bid
The Tribune notes John W. Gates, president of the American Steel and Wire Co., is touted by supporters as a candidate for the U.S. Senate to succeed Shelby M. Cullom. The informal announcement suggests many Illinois voters prefer a manufacturer in the upper house.
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Mines Close Seizure Order Impacts Idaho Plants
Deputy sheriff visited Mailan to halt work at Independence and Hunter Mining companies for missing state permits. Independence complied. Hunter refused. If work continues the mine faces guards and the superintendent’s imprisonment.
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McKinley Receives Honorary Degree at Smith College
Alam McKinley is awarded the honorary LL D by Smith College trustees during President McKinley’s visit in Northampton Massachusetts. The event marks the first time the college has conferred such an honor on a man following only one prior honorary degree in its history. In Leavenworth Kansas a prisoner named Wringer was shot and killed by Private Olsen after attempting to escape.
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Italian rivals fire on girl in New York street
The clash over a girl in a New York street left the girl and a peacemaker wounded by gunfire. Other items note an asylum confinement in Elgin and a series of unrelated incidents across the country.
Grant Arrives at Manila as U S Troops Land
The United States transport Sherman carrying 1,800 soldiers and 75 officers under Brigadier General Fred D. Grant has reached Manila. General Bates arrives aboard and Grant may head volunteer commands with Hale and Funston or depart with their regiments. The Tenth Pennsylvania heads home on the Senator this week. A Fourth Infantry battalion fighting near Peres Das Marinas clashes with rebels. several Americans are killed and wounded. Wheaton’s force reinforces and heavy firing continues as rebels retreat into woods.
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Charles J. Littlefield elected to congress
Charles J. Littlefield, son of Charles B. Littlefield, Republican, won the congressional seat in Rookland Maine defeating John Scott of Bath by a large margin. Scott’s vote fell below his 1898 totals against Nelson Dingley.
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Young Girl Committed To Insane Pavilion In New York
Jennie Tiero a 8 year old daughter of Marie and Joseph Tiero was committed to Belleyne hospital yesterday to be examined for insanity. Police say she is the youngest ever committed by a magistrate to the insane pavilion. The child reportedly showed murderous instincts, attempted to attack 10 month old Tony with a butcher knife, and tried to jump from a window as family members were threatened.
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Court halts Pennsylvanian second track in Burlington
Burlington authorities overstepped when granting permission for a second track along Broad Street. The Pennsylvania Railroad planned the line two years ago after a 1896 act, but yesterday the court of errors and appeals ruled the city exceeded its authority.
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Robbery at Philadelphia Transit Office Sparks Arrests
A gang of masked thieves attacked the Belmont Park trolley receiver in Philadelphia, binding five men and stealing about $3,300.55 in two days receipts. Police later detained three men from Newark and Moyamensing prison, while investigations continue.
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