Disorder in Paris as troops quell tumult and arrests rise
In Paris clashes near Place de la Republique see cavalry deploy and protests disperse. Police lose ground as mounted troops rout crowds. several arrests occur while labor groups urge an eight hour day. Across Europe disturbances report from Bordeaux to Marseilles, with banners, songs, and sporadic street violence. In Washington, Thomas May faces five years for embezzlement connected to a benefaction fund.
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Cloudhurst Ties Up Railroad Deed Sets Bridges
Cloudhurst Maryland reports a deed to block a railroad line between Horton and nearby towns. The action aims to set aside bridges along the route, effectively tying up the railroad project as the line completion appears stalled. Authorities note the dispute centers on control and impact to local commerce and transport.
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Delaware & Hudson Chief Responds to UMWA Chief
The Delaware & Hudson president released a second statement replying to United Mine Workers head John Mitchell. He quotes Mitchell’s Indianapolis miners’ convention remark and argues negotiations and arbitration hold no value if they lead only to further demands. The executive asserts coal producers face no rise in profits despite higher production costs and emphasizes the industry’s broader economic challenges.
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Mount Carmel unrest as miners face state troopers
In Mount Carmel Pennsylvania tension rose as miners and state police clashed rumors of another attack circulated. Troopers reinforced by a Wilkes Barre company patrolled streets while officials urged calm and warned large gatherings. Locals prepare for a possible strike movement led by Mt Carmel delegates following President Mitchell's cautious stance.
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Brigadier General Funston and Mrs Funston in Relief Work
Brigadier General Frederick Funston and his wife, noted for relief efforts in San Francisco after the earthquake, are described with references to his Philippine service and earlier actions. The article also mentions reaction to a possible state constabulary and related sentiments.
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Philippines
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Operators Ready for Strike in Anthracite Region
Strauton Pa May 2 report that despite some leaders opposing a strike many coal companies prepare to resume mine and washery operations if a strike is declared at the convention opening Thursday. Delaware Lackawanna and Western plans to operate all pits and wash plants, with output about 150000 tons last month and thousands at work ready to double numbers. Some operators expect trains to bring workers to the region. Roosevelt is not expected to intervene, due to sticking with his commission findings and concern over operator resistance.
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March to Sea Curtailment and Escort Details
Dispatch from Fort Oglethorpe to Resaca outlines curtailment of Sherman’s March to the Sea. Cavalry detachment to move to Fort Oglethorpe and return, with escort for Father Sherman discussed by General Wade, General Barry, and General Bell amid department inquiries. Coronel Chase reports no official war department confirmation on the march plan.
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Secret Service Seizes Lottery Tickets in Wilmington Printing Office
United States Secret Service officers in charge of Griffin of the Philadelphia district searched the printing office of John M Rogers in Wilmington Delaware on May 2. They found about two tons of marine tickets. Officers continued the search and stated further checks would follow.
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Secretary Bonaparte Suffering From Acute Indigestion
Baltimore May 2 Secretary of the Navy Charles J Bonaparte is confined at home with acute indigestion. Attending physicians Dr Brown and Dr Ty Finney report no danger, no operation needed, and his condition improving after recent attacks at Atlantic City and Mon tinny. Chicago May 2 Chicago issued 21500 barroom permits under the new license ordinance, setting May records and escalating city revenue.
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Thomas R. Brown
Associated Press
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Former Governor Bord Dies in Omaha Nebr
News notes report the death of Former Governor James E. Bord the only Democrat elected to Nebraska’s highest office. The obituary details his long service and impact on state politics.
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New York
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Steven Kidd
Chicago
Will finance fresco ventures rise and rebuild San Francisco
A New York capitalists syndicate reportedly agreed to fund home furnishings on a large scale for rebuilding burned San Francisco sections. Senator Newlands stated money via bond and mortgage loans would back the plan, with local finance officials discussing offers including overseas tenders. Banks show limited recovery with small deposits and merchant clients receiving modest $500 limits. A job bureau plan and ongoing construction of temporary structures signal revived commerce amid quake damage.
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Desperado Killed Near New Era War Site
May 2 Oregon City reports Frank Smith the desperado was killed by a guard search team near New Era in Clackamas County after being surprised in a hideout. Police Captain Henderson of the Oregon National Guard and Policeman Hanlon were involved in the incident. In a separate note, thieves broke into a church on North Pasadena Street, prying a 564 pound stone free to steal coins and valuables. Also announced is the death of prominent scientist Professor Israel Russell at Ann Arbor.
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