Ex-Mayor Stuart Aims at Pennsylvanian Gubernatorial Bid
Philadelphia observers report ex-mayor Edwin S. Stuart gaining support from Senator Penrose and Philadelphia backers as the Republican state convention nears Harrisburg. Penrose remains noncommittal while urging the strongest candidate, with Watres and Thompson coordinating to block Stuart’s nomination. The convention likely decides the ticket, with platform pledging Roosevelt reforms and anti trust enforcement.
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Mnnadelphia
Edwin S. Stusst
United League
Penrose
eeMayor Stuart
Penrose Wohl
Har Haburg
Tvho
Washington
Alf
Stuart
Republican Water Convention
Stuart Ayallah
al Bation
Harrisburg
Pentone
Hoosevelt
White House
Insylvania
Bell
Watres-Thompson
Colonel Watres
Thomp ¢Son
Watres
Thompson
Allegheny County
Wattellegheny
David H. Lane S Atill
Lackawanna County
Isac B. Brown
Erie County
Roosevelt
States of
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Cpartment of Justice
Coal Deal Concluded Between Avoca and Clarence Coal Firms
Rumored merger of Avoca Coal Co and Clarence Coal Co with Erie system confirmed. Avoca and Clarence are now branches under Pennsylvania Coal Co and Hillside Coal and Iron Co respectively, with New York as the closing hub. Avoca to operate under General Superintendent Inglis, retaining its name. Clarence collieries under General Superintendent Peterson, overseen by Hillside’s B D Cary.
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Avoca Coal Co
Clarence Coal Co
Erie Coal System
Pennsylvania Coal Co
Hillside Coal and Iron Co
New York
Avoca
Inglis
Pennsylvania, Joa Company
W. L. Peterson
Clarence
B. D. Cary
Mine Guards Wounded in Ambush at Glenn Run Mines
In Stoubenville Wooster area last night two guards and two miners were shot and seriously wounded during an ambush while guards were en route from Plum Run to Bradley as preparations to restart the Glenn Run Coal Company mines proceeded. An estimated 63 guards faced an attacking force of about 250. Major F. Gerlach’s detachment was alerted to move to Dillonville as orders were awaited. The report also notes local prison terms for arson cases and a separate incident involving a bedtick hanging attempt.
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Cananea Crisis Ended Amid Martial Law and Disarmament
Cananea returns to normal after two days of fighting between Americans and Mexican strikers. Governor Ysabel proclaims martial law as Colonel Kosterlisky and General Torres curb violence with Mexican rurales. Volunteers from Bisbee depart after aid, while wages and troop movements shape the uneasy ceasefire.
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Bisbee
Aziz
Cananea
Naco
Ysabel
Sonora
Kosteriisky
Kosterlisky
Torres
Greene
City of Mexico Quiet Over Cananea Affair
City of Mexico reports no public excitement over the Cananea riot though concern is shown by Americans that trouble might spread. Some censure of Consul Galbraith for his stance, claims that more Mexicans than Americans were killed or wounded. Troops at Fort Huachuca may be recalled. Washington denial of cross border action unless ordered. Desperate fighting reported between Mexican rioters and guards near the Greene Consolidated Copper camp.
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Cananea
Konteriaky
Lve Farlex
Magdalena
W. c. Greene
Kosteringy
Yaabel
Yellas
Entaea
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Arizona Rangers
Bisbee
City of Mexico
Cani
Yonsul Galbraith
Colonel Greene
Hue
Luis B. ‘Torres
Sotora
George
William Metcalf
Mexico
Washington
Neo
Atin
Hopking
Greene Consolidated
Copper Company
Medals Awarded at Washington Camp Anniversary
Washington camp 257 P S of A held a meeting marking its 22d anniversary. charter members George W Stanaback C S McCracken William Radelite Charles Keane and Frank Poor received medals. 21 year members Dr J B Mahon William Nicholson and J Hawk spoke, with Rev Dewitt and Longmaker addressing.
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S. of A
George W. Stanaback
C.S. McCracken
William Radelite
Charles, Keane
Frank Poor
Plymouth
J.B. Mahon
Wilam Nicholson
J. Hawk
Scranton
Dewitt
Longmaker
Mahon
Washington Camp
G. A. Rt
Baseball Results and Standings from National and American Leagues
Baseball results across leagues include Brooklyn 8 Boston 1 and Cincinnati over St Louis in late games. Standings show Chicago and New York atop the National League, with Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati trailing. American League leaders include Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cleveland. Eastern League notes Newark and Toronto results, plus Montreal and Rochester standings. Additional items cover Panama delegates, Boston medical convention, Jersey insurance probes, and other national briefs.
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Alintyre
Seamon
Bergen
Pfeffer
Oxen
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Pittsburg
Pfelater
Moran
Philippe
Phelps
Cincinnati-Cincinnati
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Welmer
Livingston
Hoeldketter
Gan
Security
St. Loui
Cincinnati
Jubot
Grady
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Cincinnatiis
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Us Boatom
St. Toule
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Ehmidt
Delty
O'Connor
Detroit
Philaphia
Cleveland
Louis
Newark-Newark
Toronto
Joe Providence
Baltimore
Jersey
Provence
Neware
Montreal
Rochester
Cassatt Returns Home to Aid Penn Railroad Inquiry
Philadelphia dispatch reports A J Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Rally and Co arrived home and promised a thorough board investigation into matters disclosed during the Interstate Commerce Commission hearings. He said officers may face action if found guilty, stressing no favoritism in rates and that coal car distribution and stock ownership will be examined.
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Philadelphia
A. J. Casnatt
Pennsylvania Rally and Co
Str. Cassatt
Pent Jivania Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arges
Cassatt
Howev
Ito
Biking act provokes railroad reform debate
The Biking act is said to have upended El Al Herou system and rooted opposition among veteran railroad men. Management is praised for removing political entanglements and curbing corruption, while the press blames anti corporation sentiment for hindering rail progress and broader economic growth.
Senator Gorman Dead After Heart Attack in Washington
Senator Arthur P. Gorman of Maryland died at his Washington home after a heart attack. He had suffered a series of attacks while state and national figures noted his long career from a young page to U.S. senator. The Senate adjourned at 12:10 in his memory as details of his life and rise in politics are recounted.
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Goraman
Smilar
Charles W. Brown
Gorman
Senate
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Arthur Pue/Gorman
Howard County
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Goman
Internal Revenue
Grantnd
Henry Gassaway Davis
J. Elkins
Davis
Laue Fel
Revelations on Chicago Meat Packers Stir Roosevelt Action
Washington June 4 President Roosevelt cites a special report by Charles P. Neill and James B Reynolds detailing revolting sanitary failures at Chicago packing houses. He urges immediate drastic federal meat inspection and threatens to bar foreign markets if Congress does not act.
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Washington, D.C
Chicago
Charles P. Neill
James B. Reynolds
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
1600 San Francisco pupils graduate after disaster
In San Francisco 1600 pupils from multiple schools received diplomas on a unique ceremony staged near the park bandstand. Mayor Schmit distributed the diplomas as 20,000 spectators watched a memorial of the recent disaster with many schools ruined. Dr Leighton Beard preached his farewell sermon in Boston and will join the Pennsylvania Bible Society. Karen’s verocipeness and Irish at Krise’s, Harashell crabs at Britigan’s.
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Beard
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Brainard Union Presbyerian Church
Pennsylvania Bible Society
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