Miners Vote to Continue Strike in Bituminous War
Hazleton Pa May 16 The anthracite miners 145000 strong vote to continue the strike against mine owners with delegates to decide on calling out engineers firemen and pump runners The convention predicts the fiercest labor struggle in history as leaders urge peace but delegates favor a fight and warn of potential flooding if engineers and pump men quit.
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Hazleton
Mitchell
Fahey
Hartlein
Dempster
Nichols
First
American Federation of Labor
Debates Heat Up Over Philippine Atrocities In House
The House debated Philippine affairs with fierce exchanges about alleged cruelties. Vandiver and Wheeler attacked the stories while Hepburn Grow Hill Smith and Lessler defended American soldiers. The naval bill was briefly discussed as the session adjourned. In the Senate MelLarin criticized the Philippines policy and urged abandonment for humanity. A union railway station bill and fortifications appropriation were passed.
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Ton
Senate
House
Vandiver
Wheeler
Hepburn
Grow
Hill
Conn
W. A. Smith
Mich
Lessler
N.Y
Williams
Samar
Washington
MelLaurin
Mississippi
Philippines
Republican Party
Governor Receives Foreign Protection Request for Chinese
Denver May 16 Governor Orman received a telegram from Secretary Hay reporting that the Chinese minister seeks protection against violence and exclusion at Silverton. He notes alleged shooting beatings and break ins with Chinese homes looted.
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Denver
Orman
Hay
Silverton
Another Strike of Linemen in Chicago Phone Company
Chicago Tel ephone company faces another strike of linemen. Workers hired last October to fill in for strikers have organized and voted to quit on Monday unless demands for higher pay are met.
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Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
Jones Pleads Not Guilty in Detroit Murder Case
William M. Jones, accused of killing George Heywood on the Street near his home while returning from a dance, was arraigned in Detroit recorder's court and entered a not guilty plea. Trial set for next Tuesday.
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Jones
Detroit
Mich
William M. Jones
George
Heywood
Recorder’s Court
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 8 and Chicago 8 Brooklyn 7. American League shows Washington 2 Baltimore 6 and Philadelphia 8 Boston 6. Other leagues report Kansas City 2 Toledo 1 Milwaukee 8 Columbus 18 St Paul 2 Louisville 5 Western League games list St Joseph 0 Omaha 1 Milwaukee 3 Colorado Springs 7 Kansas City 11 Des Moines 3 Peoria 4 Denver 6.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
St. Joseph
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Peoria
Denver
Indians Declared Citizens in Oklahoma Vote Increase
Guthrie Oklahoma May 16 the commissioner of Indian affairs declares 4000 allotted Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians in Oklahoma United States citizens adding 1500 voters in the territory Two thousand reside at Fort Reno dancing and speech making Philadelphia Record Sold Philadelphia May 16 by order of the United States court eastern Pennsylvania James E Mack special commissioner sold at public auction 9050 shares of 10000 shares of the Philadelphia Record Publishing company par value 100 William B Stenger Philadelphia bought the stock for 2300000
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Guthrie
O. T
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Oklahoma
United States
Fort Reno
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
United States Court of Eastern Pennsylvania
James E. Mack
Philadelphia Record Publishing Company
William 8. Stenger
Daughter of Dowie Dies in Chicago Fire Ordeal
Esther Dowie daughter of Dr Alexander Dowie proprietor of Zion died last night from burns after hours of suffering while Elijah II prayed over her in Chicago on May 16.
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Dowie
Chicago
Esther Dowie
Alexander Dowie
Zion
Elijah II
Twenty Thousand Turn Out in Stockholm Strike
In Stockholm on May 16 a mass strike drew about 20,000 workers, with organizers expecting larger crowds today as solidarity and labor action continue to grow. Strong participation signals widespread discontent and potential impact on local economy.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Multiple Missouri and Texas deaths and a legal suit
William Green killed his ex wife in Montgomery City Missouri and then died by suicide. T H Donahue noted horseman died in St Joseph Missouri after a short illness. Drought threatens Yellowstone county stockmen in Eastern Montana. Patrick Valentine aged 22 was shot and killed at Houston Texas by Miss Ella King for refusing marriage. Missouri Attorney General Crow filed an oyster suit in the supreme court against Schwarzas child and Sulzberger Packing company as a beef trust member.
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William Green
Montgomery City
T. H. Donahue
St. Joseph
Montana
Yellowstone County
Patrick Valentine
Houston
Tex
Ella King
Crow
Missouri
Thoraday
Supreme Court
Schwarzaschild & Sulzberger Packing Company
Soufriere Eruption Toll Tops Earlier Estimates
On St Vincent the Soufriere eruptions have killed nearly two thousand people and left thousands homeless. Scientists from Trinidad predict another eruption soon as the island endures continued tremors, gas fumes, and a spreading crisis of hunger and disease. Refugees are being fed and sheltered, with grim scenes near Georgetown as bodies are disposed of and locals flee the Carib country.
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Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
B. W. II
Trinidad
St. Vincent
Georgetown
Carib
Pyres Fed With Petroleum After St Pierre Disaster
A Fort de France dispatch reports ongoing recovery work in St Pierre after Mont Pelee. Dead are burned on pyres fed with petroleum and tar, fires light the island at night, smoke seen from St Lucia. Many burned, others awaiting cremation as walls crumble from the heat. Iron rollers at Prinelle sugar mill melted, showing the extreme heat.
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New York
St. Pierre
Fort de France
Herald
St. Lucia
Mont Pelee
Prinelle
New York investigates meat price manipulation under anti trust law
Albany May 16 former Supreme Court Justice Judson Landis as referee opened an inquiry under the Donnelly anti trust act to determine if a legal combination to fix meat prices exists among leading western packing houses. Leavenworth May 16 Henry Boden 60 and Harvey Clay 24 were killed when a barbed wire fence with a broken electric line touched them.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court
Judson
Landis
Leavenworth
Kan
Henry Boden
Harvey Clay
Bryan Draws Attention in Havana Visitors Welcome
Havana on May 16 reports William Jen Kings Bryan touring the city and receiving many invitations to dinners and numerous callers as he stays in town and attracts local interest.
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Havana
William Jen Kings Bryan
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G. E. Moore
G. A
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R Casa
Citizens National Bank
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W H. Johnson
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Swann
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