Rioting in Chicago as teamsters strike shocks city
Riots erupt as 4,000 gather at Booth Clark and State streets while a 24 wagon meat caravan moves through downtown. Police clash with crowds, one man left with a broken back. Revolver fire and brick attacks accompany the meat delivery route to Irwin Brothers and other big stores. Police nationwide mobilize as stockyard and department store strikes widen.
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Y Associated Prenay
Chicago
State Street
Booth Clark Street
Irwin Brothers and
Wagner
Irwin Brothers
Isaac Bean
Teamsters
Ill
Boston
Falr
A. M. Rothachild & Co
Trial of Father Andrews Likely in Oshkosh July
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac June 3 The trial of Father Andrews of St Pauls Oshkosh is expected to occur in Oshkosh this July Archdeacon Rogers is handling the matter C W Lamoreans of Stevens Point named judge advocate and has been in Fond du Lac preparing papers The opening session of the Episcopal diocese of Fond du Lac council convened at nine oclock in the cathedral with about fifty clergymen and laymen in attendance Bishop Grafton presiding and conducting Eucharist The diocese leaders discussed church work and the council officers election followed by the bishop cussion report and standing committee remarks The report did not mention the Andrews case and the council adjourned for the day The text ends with an unrelated observation about a girl and her father.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Father Andrews
St. Paul's Church
Oshkosh
Rogers
C. W. Lamoreans
Stevens Point
Grafton
Episcopal Diocese of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ely
Ming
Luishop Grafton
Merton C. Andrews
Cordjutor
Weller Aworn
Riots at Lemberg Kill Several Children
Vienna reports another wave of strike riots at Lemberg Galicia as a haz fare detachment charged a mob. Several children said to be killed with additional wounded dying in hospitals from injuries sustained yesterday.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Lemberg
Galicia
Hazfare
Scarcity and tensions in Pennsylvania coal strike
June 3 in New York and Wilkesbarre reports describe continued anthracite shortages and rail and mine disruptions amid the strike. Archbishop Ireland seeks peacemaker role, while Manhattan Elevated trains test soft coal blends to stretch supplies. In Wyoming Valley, engineers and miners show no major change, but stoppages threaten flooded mines and potential layoffs. Picket lines guard Tunnel Ridge while Hazleton officers recover kidnapped officials.
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Associated Press
New York
Archbishop Ireland
The
Civic Federation
Hawks
T Lp
Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Busness
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Miners Mills
Here
Mahanoy City
Penn
Tunnel Ridge
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
James Holloway
Charles Carl
George Oliver
William Dodds
Maple Hui
Gilberton
Hazicton
Philadelphia
J. FP. Gallagher
United Mine Workers
Indiana Democrats Clash Over Convention Leadership
Delegates arrive for the Indiana Democratic convention amid indecision on a temporary chair and platform. Sherman O’Brien is favored for temporary chair, with permanent leadership to be chosen by tonight’s committee on organization. names mentioned include Burke, More, Kern, Shirley, and Myers.
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Associated Preas.y
Indianapolis
Ind
Sherman O'Brien
State Central
Committee On
W. T H. O'Brien
State Central Committee
Frank BR. Burke
3. E. More
John W W. Kern
Benjamin F. Shirley
South Bend
Robert W. Myers
Bloomington
Wisconsin WCTU Opens 29th Convention in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened its twenty-ninth annual convention in Milwaukee with about 200 delegates. The first session included a crusade psalm and hymn, followed by reports from officers such as recording secretary A E Strong and corresponding secretary W A Lawton.
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Associated Prose
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
A. E. ©. Strong
W.A. Lawton
Ida M. Cooke
Mra
H.s.hastings
G. J. Follatte
Addrenal
Boer surrender dominates Unionist view in London dispatch
London dispatch reports Chamberlain as the dominant Unionist figure with the Boers seen as having won most demands. The piece notes expectations of amnesty, limited franchise disqualification, and future empire federation, plus Cape Colony assembly tensions and a peace signing in Pretoria.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph Chamberlain
London
Arthur Halfour
Great Britain
Itta
Cape
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Sir John Gordon Spire
Priests In Session At Chicago Synod Opening
Five hundred Roman Catholic priests of the Chicago archdiocese gathered at the Cathedral of the Holy Name for the second synod in what was the largest assembly here. Archbishop Feehan led the opening despite his absence, as Bishop Muldoon presided over solemn ceremonies. Discussions covered Baltimore council decrees, rector allowances, parochial school faith, and compulsory Catholic school attendance. Pope Leo XIII sent blessing via Cardinal Rampolla.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Archdiocese of
Cathedral of the Holy Name
Illinois
Feehan
Odd Fellows Session Opens in La Crosse with 1000 in Attendance
The fifty ninth session of the grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Wisconsin began in La Crosse with about one thousand Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebecca present. Germania hall hosted the opening at ten, Mayor Boschert gave the welcome, Grand Master Brandt of Sparta replied, and J. W. Watson of Fond du Lac spoke on Odd Fellowship as a large procession moved through the day.
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My Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Wisconsin
Rebecca
Germania Hall
Boschert
Brandt
Sparta
J. W. Watson
Fond du Lac
Dane County Convention Date Set for Republican Delegates
Madison Wis June 3 July 2 fixed as the date for the Republican county convention to elect delegates to the state convention by the county committee this afternoon. All caucuses are on bo held gunei.
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Madison
Wis
Volcano Activity Report Near Grant New Mexico
A deputy reports the Grant area shows notable volcanic activity with smoke seen by train passengers and a man dispatched to the crater of the region's largest volcano. Citizens are greatly excited by the developments and observers note movement toward the volcano from Albuquerque.
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Associated Preas
Alburquerque
N. M
Mekheu
Weet
Grant
S Volcano
Pasengers
Maywit
Water Rise Floods Mills In Menasha Neenah Area
Heavy rains raise Lake Winnebago and river levels to multi year highs. Menasha Woolen Mill and other facilities flood repeatedly, four gates opened. mills switch to steam power as water power is disrupted. Marshes remain saturated, delaying any drop in water height. Plans for July fourth celebration abandoned due to lack of interest. A new knitting factory aims to begin operations by June 20. Woodmen memorial day services to be held June 15 at Oakhill Cemetery with about 600 local members and 25 deaths in the lodges.
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Wenasha
Winnebago
Menasha
Neenah
Paper City
Neenah and Winnebago
Twin Cities
Oakhill Cemetery
Neenah High School to Hold Simple Graduation
Neenah Wisconsin board of education adopts resolution urging simple inexpensive graduation exercises. No flowers or class gifts, dress and related costs kept to a minimum so the poorest family is not burdened. Superintendent Jennie Cooke presented the resolution, unanimously adopted. Three new teachers hired for next year. George Dieckoff’s Memorial Day fighting charge adjourned to June with case moved for prejudice. attorneys noted.
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Northwestern
Neenah, Wis
Dune
Neenah High School
Board of Education
Buchan
Jennie
Baird
Jerry Mulloy
Dieckef
L. Campbell
New Lawrence Fraternity Organizes at Lawrence University
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wisconsin June 3 A local chapter of the Sigma Beta Phi fraternity was organized at Lawrence University with a charter membership of ten students. It is the second fraternity at the university and another chapter is expected within months. Charter members include Professor Farley Appleton Archie Bennett Weyauwega Bert Hichardon Oconto Shirley Schwitzer Clintonville W H Spaulding Black River Falls D Andrus Ashland IT McNect Fort Atkinson Roy Ketchum Waupun C Miller Clintonville Herbert Peek Beaver Dam.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wic
Sigma Beta Phi
Lawrence University
Lawrence
Professor Farley
Archie Bennett
Weynuwega
Bert Hichardon
Oconto
Shirley Schwitzer
Clintonville
Corner Stone Ceremony Planned for New High School
The corner stone laying for the new High School is expected within two to three weeks. At a Monday board meeting Commissioner Mallery urged a three member committee with the board of public works and the superintendent of schools to arrange the ceremony and related events. The panel chosen includes Commissioners Mallery Hewitt and Montmatin to handle the preparations.
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Thes Board of Education
Mallery
Board of Public Works
Mallory, Hewitt
Montmatin
Naval Bill and Inter empire trade debate in Congress
Washington reports a seven to four vote to consider the Nelson bill creating a commerce department. The naval affairs committee advances the naval appropriation bill with vessel builds and Pacific coast options. Debate on Philippine government, war policy, and charges against officers continues as river and harbor bills move forward.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Thy Houds
Department of Commerce
House Military Affairs Committee
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Senate
House
Pacific
Secretary of the Navy
Holland Company
Hall
Maine
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Foraker
Ohio
Congress
John Hay
William McKinley
Allison
Pettus
Alabama
Teller
Colorado
McLaurin
Mississippi
Philippines
Beveridge
Indiana
Oura
Berry
Arkansas
Smith
Quarlcs
Wisconsin
Carmack
Tennessee
Sixto Lopez
Culberson
Texas
War Department
Andrew K. Wier
F. Q. Arnold
P. W
Miles
Iowa
Lenant Arnold
Culderson
Burton
United States
Beauty Doctor Set Free in Death Case
Dr. E K Wealey Johnson was discharged after being charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Mixa May Thompson of Belden Wisconsin. Thompson died after treatment with a so called beauty mask by Johnson who had no witnesses and sought a continuance.
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Uy Associated Press
June
EK. Wealey Johnson
Mixa May
Belden
Wis
Thompson
Johnson
Eberhardt
Mies Thompson
Packing house reps vanish as government probes begin
A New Orleans report to The Record-Herald says four of the big packing firms touched by government criminal proceedings have fled. They have taken all books and records. one is at large, three reportedly traveling toward Mexico.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Record-Herald
New Orleans
Mexico
Plan of Democrats Eyes Governor Nominee
A Northwestern special reports Milwaukee observers say Democratic leaders foresee a Governor race as Republican infighting and disorder open a path to victory. Names floated include Neal Brown T E Ryan Norman S Gilson and D S Road though pledges of non candidacy by Road and Ryan are noted. Democrats plan to wait for a GOP ticket then nominate a candidate who can best expose Republican weaknesses.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
The
Journal Today
Wovernor
Plankinton House
Neal Brown
Wausay
T. E. Ryan
Waukesha
Norman
Judge Glinon
Brownie
Democratic State Central Committee
Mike
Yaqui trouble report from Nogales frontier
Associated Press dispatch from Phoenix summarizes Yaqui disturbances near El Carmen ranch. Juan Gomez and Juan Martinez killed after conflict with Yaqui workers. Governor Isabel, 100 soldiers, engage about 100 fighters and 500 dependents at Low Tanques. Eight Yaquis and two Mexicans slain. pursuit toward Mazatlan.
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Phoeniz
Ariz
Nogales
Torres
Torres Station
Juan Gomex
Dawes
Juan Martinez
el Carmen Ranch
Isabel
el Carmen
Arma
Variaus Ranches
Sonora
Mazatlan
Torres Ja
Sierra Madre
Carp Invasion Affects Lake Erie Bass Fishing
The article argues that the German carp multiply in Lake Erie and harm native bass and other fish by rooting in spawning beds and devouring eggs. It notes carp are widespread from St Clair Flats to Wisconsin bays, with monsters among them turning waters muddy and disturbing spawning grounds, as reported by Outing.
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Lake Erie
St. Clair Flats
Wisconsin
Iake
Great Lakes
The Indian Creation Legend and Vedic Pantheism
The Rig Veda dated ca 1000 B.C. features Purusha as creator, a magnified man whose emanations form sun moon Indra Agni Vasu space heaven earth. Pantheistic shift makes Purusha all and in all, with gods animals castes as parts of him. Includes a note on do air and a quoted Norris Jestrow Jr. Harper’s Magazine. Also observes social quirks about chivalry and family dishwashing quarrels, and return from absence.
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India
Purvahsa
Purusha
Secord
Vedic Literatura
Norris Jestrow Jr
Harper's Magazine
Joliet Flood Forces Citywide Disarray and Losses
Joliet suffers historic flood with lower city under water. Police report drownings including Eddie McGovern Lizzie McGean and a girl named Kennedy. Homes, streets, and businesses flooded. streetcars and trains halted. bridges damaged. relief efforts underway with mayor calling a general meeting. Severe property damage across Joliet and surrounding towns.
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Associated Preuss
Joliet
Jolet
Eddie McGovern
Lizzie McGean
Kennedy
Jefferson
Here
Chicago
Hickory Creek
Thin City
Burrows
Tock Island
Chicago and Alton
Santa Fe
Michigan Central
Union Elevated
Joliet Stove Works
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Platteville
Loulaburg
Edward Ward
Jamestown
Manitowoc
Manitowoc County
Minchette
Tisch Mills
Miwaukee
la Crosse
Brownasvilla Nor
Desoto
Sheriff Potter to Testify in Police Bribery Case
Ames county sheriff Eugene Potter expected to be called to Minneapolis to testify in the police bribery case. Indictments target Police Chief Ames and officers accused of taking hush money from confidence men. Potter, who knows Ames, says the charge against the chief is a trumped up plot by criminals aiming to undermine him.
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Ames
Winnebago County
Transuires
Dowling
Potter
Chief Ames
A. Ames
Death of Mrs Mary Ann Cammond in Oshkosh
Mrs Mary Ann Cammond aged 76 died this morning at 161 Tenth Street from heart disease and general debility. Funeral arrangements not yet announced. Oshkosh post office clerks begin vacations of fifteen days each, starting in July. Wealth added to the wisdom of the wise and to the folly of the fool.
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Mary Ann Cammond
Tenth Street
Oshkosh
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