Settlement Ends Meat Strike Tensions at Stock Yards
Chicago reports quiet after a partial victory for the teamsters as packers pledge no discrimination against union members. About 6,000 butchers may strike if leaders are not reinstated, while a 2 cent reduction in scale was agreed.
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Chicago
Packera
Butchers’ Union
Michael Donnelly
Meat Cutters’ Union
Mr. Donnelly
A. W. Leonard
Union Stock Yards Transit Company
Teamsters
Miners Strike Tensions Escalate in Wilkes-Barre Area
Yesterdays quiet amid the anthracite strike masks rising unrest as guards clash with mobs. Thirty three more miners join the walkout while operators rely on nonunion labor, with pumps strained and water rising in some mines.
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Wilkesbarre
New York Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Rioting in Providence Over Street Railway Strike
Rioting erupted in Providence R I as crowds blocked streets and hooted during a street railway strike last night. Police intervened to restore order after clashes and property damage reported in several blocks.
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Providence
R. IL
Jury Finds Mine Fraud Promoter Guilty
Des Moines reports Letson Balliet found guilty of using the mail to peddle stock in the White Swan mine scheme. Prosecutors said about $220,000 was raised, with only $25,000 invested in the mine, and a remaining $150,000 unaccounted for. Balliet, 29, faces up to eighteen months and a $500 fine. authorities vow to pursue further action in a potential San Francisco case.
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Des Moines
Letson Ballet
Yber City
Ore
Balliet
Baker City
Cecil Rhodes
America
White Swan
S. ©. Balliet
Polk County
United States Supreme Court
Postoffice
Mayer
San Francisco
California
Miles 10 Fage Charged Back to Washington
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles, commanding the army, was ordered back to Washington to face charges of betraying official secrets. Reports say he is suspected in the White House of furnishing details about Lieutenant Arnold to Senator Culberson. Miles traveled alone after a brief stay at Fort Riley and did not leave Kansas City’s Union station.
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Kansas City
Nelson A. Miles
Fort Riley
Washington
Roosevelt
Miles
White House
Arnold
Culberson
Beveridge
Senator Culberdon
Union
Military Surgeons Meet Opens Eleventh Annual Convention
President Roosevelt opened the eleventh annual convention of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States at the National theater. The Marine Band played Hail to the Chief and Star Spangled Banner as the audience applauded. Bishop Satterlee gave the invocation and Dr Adams spoke for the medical profession.
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Roosevelt
Washington
National Theater
Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
Marine Band
Santerman
Bishop Satterlee
Major Henderson
White House
Commissioner McFarland
Dr. Adams
City Marshal Arrested in McPherson on Extortion Charge
McPherson Kansas July 5 Daniel Daniels city marshal was arrested on a warrant by Dr D Lee for extortion tied to alleged offenses. His commission and star were taken and he was jailed unable to post bond.
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McPherson
Kan
Tune
D. Daniels
Dr. D. Lee
Daniels Commission
Star
Hanged Negro Implicated in Rail Row Murder
In Charleston county a Black man named Jim Black was seized from a sheriff's posse near Ravenal and hanged by a mob last night after being implicated in the murder of J. K. Jones the Atlantic Coast Line section master’s wife.
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Charleston
Jim Black
J. K. Jones
Atlantic Coast Line
Ravenal
Notable deaths and political notes from Sparks
Dr. Joseph Eastman, famed surgeon, dies in Indianapolis. John Dougherty secured renomination for Missouri's 3rd district on the 413th ballot. Georgia Democratic primaries nominate J. M. Terrell for governor. Willis B. Wheeler hanged in northern Indiana for the murder of Elias Burns. Princeton announces a geological expedition to Montana leaving June 14.
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Joseph Eastman
Indianapolis
John Dougherty
Congress
Missouri
Georgia
J. M. Terrell
Willis B. Wheeler
Elias Burns
Warrick County
Indiana
Marcua 8. Farr
Geological Department
Princeton University
Montana
Princeton
Canal Fight in the Senate Spurs Debate on Isthmian Route
Washington June 6 The Senate heard two speeches on the isthmian canal project, both incomplete. Hanna urged the Spooner amendment to empower the president to buy the Panama Canal rights if a valid title exists, otherwise he would decide on Nicaragua. Mitchell backed Hepburn for Nicaragua route construction, warning delay threatens canal legislation. he asserted Nicaragua is feasible, while Panama faces tough hurdles. The Senate approved the West Point military academy appropriation for improvements. President Praises Admiral Kempff The president lauded Rear Admiral Kempff for refusing to join the bombardment of the Taku forts, noting world judgment supports his action. Admiral Kempff was presented to the president by Rep Bartholdi.
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Senate
Hanna
Spooner
Panama Canal Company
Nicaragua
Mitchell
Hepburn
Panama
United States
Congress
Military Academy
West Point
Admiral Kempff
Kempff
Bartholdi
Taku Forts
Legation
Closing Debate on Anarchy Bill Ends With Two Speeches
Washington June The general debate on the anti-anarchy bill closed yesterday except for two speeches to be delivered today Littlefield Me will offer the closing argument in support of the measure The debate focused on legal arguments with speakers Sibley Pa DeArmond Mo Williama Miss Wooten Tex McDermott N J Louden Cal Crumpacker Ind Maddock Ga Ball Tex and Clark Mo
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Washington
Littlefield
Sibley
DeArmond
Williama
Miss
Wooten
Tex
McDermott
N. J
Louden
Cal
Crumpacker
Swedish Crown Jewels Missing Sparkes Court Sensation
Stockholm reports a beautiful 225 carat ruby from the royal regalia is missing from the treasury. European police have been alerted to the disappearance as the case rocks court circles.
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New York
Stockholm
American and Journal
Oregon's Governor a Democrat in Portland Speech
Portland report notes Oregon's governor is a Democrat as of June. Brief dispatch from Governor's appearance in Portland outlines party alignment and political context.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Chamberlain leads with corrected Multnomah result
Partial returns show Chamberlain with a 341 vote statewide lead, but Multnomah County tallying error favored Chamberlain by 213 votes. The report ties to a broader claim of a fraud in the Humbert Crawford Paris swindle involving alleged large estates and no true R. H. Crawford in the family.
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Chamberlain
Multnomah
Kansas City
Henry Crawford
Paris
France
R. H. Crawford
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League New York 4 Chicago 4, Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg 9. American League Washington 6 Detroit 3, Philadelphia 3 Chicago 11, Baltimore 6, St Louis 7 Cleveland 2, Boston 3. American Association Columbus 5 Louisville 2, Toledo 2 Indianapolis 9 Kansas City 29 St Paul 6-2. Western League Des Moines 2 Kansas City 4. Colorado Springs 2 Denver 4. Peoria 3 Milwaukee 4.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Denver
Peoria
Milwaukee
To Unionize Farm Hands and Organize West Farmers
The American Labor union adopts a resolution inviting the National Brewery Workers to join the union as it plans to organize farmers and farm hands in the west and cooperate in political contests. In St Joseph, Mo a triple murder case connected to a robbery is investigated after Mrs Bella Smith and her two children are found dead in their burned home.
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Denver
Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
National Brewery Workers' Association
American Labor Union
West
St. Joseph
Bella Smith
Hardin
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