Presidential party inspects Arizona gold mine scene
The Presidential party visited a large Arizona gold mine seventy miles northwest of Phoenix, touring the shaft and stamp mill. Cabinet members rode into the mine, witnessed drilling and blasting, and saw a red hot gold bar as the president praised the workers and viewed the Vulture mine nearby.
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CONGRESS
Arizona
Phoenis
Vresident
Wilson
Me. B. C. Gages
Ife
Mr. Gage
Richmond
min
Vulture
Vulture mountains
Leyland Line Morgan reports clash over Red Star claim
London dispatch says Morgan family will push to acquire Red Star Line and Atlantic Transport Line as Leyland Line shareholders meet. American line officials deny the Red Star acquisition. Wright of International Navigation declines comment. In Havana, Cuban Constitutional Convention agenda avoids recommendations, secret session planned on Platt amendment with radical supporters open to acceptance.
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LONDON
Leyland Line
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgans
Red Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Leyland One
anti- Morgan
American line
Mt. Morgan
NEW YORK
James A. Wright
International Navigation Company
Associated Press
Morgan
Red Star
HAVANA
Washington
Five Men Injured in Powder Explosion at Lehigh Valley Coal
A powder explosion at the Henry colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company in Wilkes-Barre Pa today fatally injures several workers. Five men Patrick Sharpe John Burke James Burke David Morgan and Thomas Dufty were hurt when a car trip broke loose and the powder detonated as it reached the slope bottom.
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WILKESUARRE
Henry
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
cary
Patrick Sharpe
John
James Burke
David Morgan
Thomas Dufty
Boston Wool Market Weekly Report Highlights Steady Prices
The Boston wool market shows moderate demand with no speculative shift. Territory wools lead sales with medium and fine scoured at 42 143 cents and staple at 46 40 cents. fleece remains quiet with no price change. Australian wools sell below London basis. In St. Louis, wool and territory quotes ranged 14 15 for medium, fine 10 14, coarse 10 13 12, and Train No 6 delayed due to a hot box.
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Gazette
BOSTON
Territory
London
ST. LOUIS
Sir Reginald Beauchamp Wins Divorce and Damages
London reports Sir Reginald Beauchamp awarded a divorce from Violet Beauchamp daughter of the 11th Earl of Roden. He also receives 10 000 pounds damages against co respondent Hugh Watt former MP well known in financial circles.
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Gazette
LONDON
Reginald Beauchamp
Violet
11th Earl of Roden
Hugh Watt
Snow falls in North Devon shire endangering crops
Special to the Gazette reports heavy snow in North Devon shire and Dartmoor amid a shift from recent heat. The weather threatens spring crops and suggests continued unsettled conditions for a time. Brickmakers Strike in St Louis sees 700-800 workers walk out demanding a 10 percent wage rise, with partial acceptance anticipated. Card notes mark the Promontory spike anniversary and Reno street-tate sale timing, while Carson pursues a July carnival with Rene expected to attend to boost festivities.
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LONDON
Devonshire
Dartmoor
Jacksonville Fire Relief Appeals Issued and Aid Arrives
The Jacksonville fire aftermath sees two more victims found. Relief efforts expand with thousands fed and hotel and building sites planned for rapid reconstruction. An official appeal urges railroad and steamship workers to donate. New York reports ten cars of provisions will depart for Jacksonville via Pennsylvania Line.
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JACKSONVILLE
Fla
Windsor Hotel
Gardner
Baldwin
Opera House
George Gebauer
Bellef Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Jacksonville Transportation
Jacksonville Fla
hepre
Jacksonvile
F. M
Pennsylvania road
Lackawanna Employes Demand Nine-Hour Day Strike
Delaware Lackawanna and Western workers walk out at noon after refusal to grant a nine hour day wage concession. About nine hundred men including machinists and boilermakers leave the Scranton shops and messages go to workers from Hoboken to Buffalo as strike broadens. The combined action with Dover shopmen brings nearly two thousand Lackawanna men on strike in the Scranton area.
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Gazette
SCRANTON
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
erievance committee
Motive Power
Lloyd
Hoboken
N. J
Buffalo
Dover
Big Steam Carrier Ashore Off Robben Island
A large vessel is stranded near Robben Island close to Cape Town. It is believed to be the British steamer Tantallon Castle of the Castle Line, weighing 3048 tons, which departed Southampton April 20 and was headed to Teble Bay with relief troops and passengers aboard.
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Gazette
CAPE TOWN
Robben Island
Tantallon Castle
Castle Line
Southampton
Madera
Teble Bay
Lane Selony
Five City Streetcar Lines Tied Up by Strike
The United Traction Company workers in Albany Troy Cohoes Waterford and Rennselaer struck at 4 AM causing all five city streetcar lines to shut down. About one thousand strikers demand recognition of the Amalgamated Association and termination of seven non union workers with parity of pay and duties for conductors and inspectors. Transit shifted to alternate conveyances.
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ALBANY
United Traction Company
Troy
Cohoes
Watermiei
Rennelar
Asso
Parole Granted for Younger Boys Under New Law
The Minnesota State Prison board, at Stillwater, unanimously voted to parole the Younger boys serving life terms. Parole awaits approval from the Pardon Board, under a new law allowing life prisoners to be released after roughly twenty four years, accounting for time off for good behavior.
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ST, PAUL
Stillwater
Murder Ends Lovers Quarrel in Rockfield Ind
Wiley Miller fatally shot his sweetheart Bertha Timmons and then committed suicide after a quarrel. Both from prominent families. Also notes wheat and oil market movements, dividend news from Standard Oil of New Jersey, and electric linemen strike in Boston. Weather, temperatures, and local ad for chocolate angel food at Manheim's.
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Gazette
ROCKFIELD
Ind
Wiley Miller
Bertha
Timmons
County Dads Meet and Pass Fire Limits Change
The County Commissioners held a 10 o’clock morning session with full board present. They granted a request to extend fire limits to the center of Fourth Street on the north. A petition for a street corner electric light near George Koppe’s residence was laid over to November 1901. Bills from the Fire Department totaled 623.09 and the new hose cart harness, 3130, was approved and paid. The board adjourned to May 20 for town and county business.
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Fourth street
George Koppe
Fire Department
Holcomb
Truckee Mineral Bath Campground Ad Offers Perks
Board and gum room per week ten dollars. A large swimming bath of mineral water connected with the establishment. Perforation, fishing, and camp ground free. Over land train from Truckee. Rates and services listed by H Pearge, proprietor. Daily service to Sierraville noted.
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Truckee
Sierraville
H. PEARGE
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