The Strike at Buffalo Ends in New Concessions Rejected
Grain shovelers and the Lake Carriers association inch toward settlement with a plan to remove contractors from supervision and let a local board run operations. The strike remains unresolved as Conners would stay as contractor in name only, drawing five cents per 1 000 bushels, and the shovelers demand full relief from Conners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIM
Yooopers
Buffalo
Lake Carriers’ Association
Mr. Conners
Bishop Quigley
Conners
McMahon
Confederate Veterans Gather in Charleston for Ninth Reunion
Charleston hosts the ninth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion with expected attendance of up to 40 000. Leading ex Confederate figures including Generals Gordon Lee Evans and others arrive as the cruiser Raleigh is welcomed after a prior incident. A new auditorium is dedicated to hold thousands for events.
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Charleston
D. C
United Confederate Veterans
Gordon
Association
Stephen D. Lee
Wade Hampton
Clement A. Evans
Cabell
George P. Harrison
Harden
Wheeler
Raleigh
Smyth
Coghlan
Carolina Yacht Club
Americans and British push arbitration plan at Hague conference
Washington reports that United States and Great Britain will back a scheme for settling international disputes by arbitration at the Hague meeting on May 16. Delegates led by Ambassador White carry a digested plan closely aligned with Britain, differing mainly on adjudication methods. The aim is to seed a practical framework while signaling strong commitment to arbitration and disarmament ideals.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Hague
Ambassador White
Glney
Julian Pauncefote
Senate
Hay
Europe
Red Cross
Congress
The Monster Steel Trust Announces Progress in Plans
Chicago May 10 The Tribune reports progress on an 800 million steel trust absorbing routes mills railroads and factories. Carnegie concerns Federal Steel American Steel and Wire National Steel American Tin Plate Republic Steel and American Steel Hoop named as capital sources with substantial proposed holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreieen
Chicago
the Tribune
Iron and Steel
Carnegie Companies
Federal Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
National Steel Company
American Tinplate Company
Republic Steel Company
American Steel Hoop Company
Carnegie
Jones & Laughlin Company
Pittsburg
Capital
Cambria Steel Company
Scranton Steel Company
Admiral Dewey to receive grand New York welcome
The New York Board of Aldermen approved an enthusiastic resolution for an allelnt welcome to Admiral Dewey upon his arrival. A $100 a plate Waldorf banquet is planned with hopes of a $30 000 feast and perhaps a $100 000 city event. Comptroller Coler and Council President Guggenheimer vow a grand reception, with Mayor also supportive. Chassaud holds the admiral's acceptance letter and frames it.
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New Yyorkera
Makolla Hecord Browker
New York
Board of Aldermen
Admiral Dewey
Atisefty
McKinley
United States
Rictor
Manila
Waldorf-Astoria
Alfred Chassaud
Civic
Coler
Randolph C. Guggenheimer
Chassaud
Pittabure Matricide Trial Opens Defense
Bertha Billstein's defense claims insanity due to shock from her father's death at the breakfast table. She testifies to family bonds, spiritualist beliefs, and recounts the killing of her mother, stating she fired once.
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Pittabure
Pittsburg
Bertha Bilstein
Burleigh
Bertha Billstein
Chicago
Molineux Released In Murder Case Then Charged With Assault
Roland Molineux, freed after a grand jury failed to indict in the Kate Adams murder, was immediately rearrested on a warrant for assault with intent to kill Harry Cornish by sending cyanide of mercury. Judge Jerome set bail at 10000 as the case moved to another session.
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Harry Cornish
Moltneux
New York
Roland Burnham Molineux
Tombs
Kate J. Adams
Molineux
McMahon
Blumenthal
Bartow 5
Weeks
Arthur Carey
An Artera
Jerome
Special Sessions Court
Cornish
Osborne
Batl
Bride Involved in Perjury Case Over Marriage License
Baltimore reports Mrs. Maggie May Rogerson Schwab, 24, jailed on perjury charges after misrepresenting her fiancé’s age to obtain a marriage license for herself and John H. Schwab, claimed to be 22, while the groom allegedly turned 17. The bride’s father-in-law seeks legal penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Baltimore
Maggie May Rogerson Schwab
Central
Carnegie aims to distribute wealth for philanthropy
Andrew Carnegie, who sold his steel holdings for about 150 million dollars, plans to devote his life to philanthropy and distribute nearly 200 million in wealth, reserving a sum for his daughter. He says his daughter will not be a great heiress and a new Fifth Avenue home costing 2 million is planned for her.
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Rena Hensel
Massilion
Stark Co
Ohin
Pierce
Golen
Perce
Tr. Pierce
New York
Andrew Carnegia
London
America
Great Britain
Chauncey M. Depew
Carnegiee
Carnegion
Carnegie
Princess of Democracy & Home
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Carnegie
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League games included Philadelphia defeating Baltimore 4 to 2 in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati 5 to 2 in Pittsburgh. New York defeated Washington 19 to 1 in New York. Cleveland routed St Louis 18 to 1. Atlantic League games saw Scranton beat Allentown 14 to 11 in Scranton, Richmond over Newark 9 to 1, Lancaster defeating Lancaster 8 to 3 in Lancaster, and Wilkes Barre beating Patterson 7 to 0 in Wilkes Barre.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pitsburg
Clincinnati
Pittsburg
New York-New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Scranton
Allentown
Richmond
Newark
Lancaster
Reading
Wilkesbarre
Paterson
Produce Markets and Livestock in Philadelphia and Baltimore May 9
Philadelphia markets show flour weak to steady with mixed grain futures, wheat and rye prices flat, oats and corn varying by grade, and butter firm. Baltimore reports dull flour, steady wheat, softer corn, and mixed grain rates. live stock in New York and East Liberty markets stable, with hogs, sheep, and cattle prices listed across classes and regions.
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Knalaophia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
City Mills
New York
Satry
Lanta
Penns
Ion
Western
Tresh
Wise
Southern
Jersey Sweets
Bashaee
Bie
Timothy
Liverpool
Buchel
Cork
Reeves
Callie
Purported Freezone Preservatives Tied to Health Risks
Wisconsin chemist A J Mitchell testifies before a senatorial committee on free zone preservatives used in dairy and meat products. He warns that Freezine is nearly pure formic aldehyde and damages stomach tissue when used in milk butter and hamburgers. Authorities subpoena manufacturers to detail antiseptic additives and alum concerns in baking powders.
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Phomine Mitchell
Wisconsin
Hutcherm
Palryimen
Chicago
Rosaline
Jacktone
A. J. Mitchell
Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commission
Mitchell
Mason
Wiley
George W. Rew
N. Hallberg
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Cedal
Porret Daxn C.conn
Pope
Bowen
Pearre’s Reliable Pharmacy
John Kellces
Johnson
John N. Clary
City
F.g.thomas & Son
General Insurance
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Irving S. Biser
Fire Insurance
W. Church St. Frederick, Md
Patterson Institute of Oxteep
Washington Loan & Trust Buildinng
Washington, D.C
Howard House
Gov. Paave
Gh St
J. T. Pyles
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Ernest Helfenstein
Fisher & Shaw Bankers and Brokers
Calvert Street
Usifmore Stock Exchange
the Confederate Veterans
Mexico
Toledo
Jones
Shore Line Railroad
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce Kimsolf
N.Y
Americs Asa
Will Stard Locet
THE
Monster Steel Trust
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Germany
Reichstag
Berlin
Norfolk
William Trson
J. W. Stakes
Stakes
Holt Street
Prince
Santiago de Cuba
Maurice Baldwin
Bayamo
Baldwin
Henry
Romea
San Juan
Porto Rico
Gur V. Henry
Fovernor
McPherson Hill
Oklons
Miss
William Murfee
Charles D. Clarke
Murphy
Clarke
Murfee
Howard Murfee
Savannah
Letcher Hardeman
Sixth Missouri
Hardeman
Tenth Cavalry
Andrew Carnlyle
Canyon
Gatchman
Major Heath
Ordnance Department
Sandy Wook
Immigration Bureau
Commissioner North
San Francisco
New York City
Princeton
N. J
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pure Food Probers
Italy
Paris
Detroit
William C. Binz
Henrietta
Hancock Street
Binz
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