Little Change In Strike Situation Report
Washington reports 40 000 machinists on strike with near term back-to-work momentum. Most holdouts are on the Pacific Coast and San Francisco could see a long strike. Ohio and Western cities show progress with signed agreements. San Francisco notes orderly strikers and no concession from manufacturers.
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WASHINGTON
OConnell
International Association of Machinists
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
plate
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Alliance
Ohio
Tacoma
Seattle
Mulholland
Allied Metal Trades Association
Kansas City
Hoboken
Buf
t Sharon
Pennsylvania
Continual Iron Company
Haelton Iron Works
Janesville Ion Works
Haelton
East Tennessee Flood Destroys Bridges and Homes
Floods swept upper East Tennessee washing away the Southern railway bridges at Watauga Embreville and tolling traffic. In Elizabethon the flood killed three and left 250 families homeless while more than sixty two houses were wiped out and lines down across Charter County.
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KNOXVILLE
Tenn
upper East Tennessee
Southern railway
Watauga river
Bristol
Watauga
Embreville
Elizabethan
Ripleys Island
Chucky river
Hill
Tate Hill
Thomas Jerald
Jerald
Greet county
Tennessee
ELIZABETHON
Charter County
Rioters clash with police at Obuchoff Iron Works
A St Petersburg dispatch says 3500 rioters at Obuchoff Iron Works in Alexandrovski collided with authorities. Police were stoned, twelve officers injured, soldiers fired two volleys killing two rioters and wounding seven, 120 people arrested.
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Gazette
LONDON
St. Petersburg
Obuchoff Iron Works
Alexandrovski
Eastern Market Quotations and Cattle Prices May 22
Chicago cattle receipts about 10000 with general stability. Prime steers 19.95 to 19.95, cows around 3.99, calves 5.50. Sheep receipts 18000 with slow demand. wethers 4.30 to 4.60, native lambs 4.50 to 5.75. wheat futures pegged near 73 1-8 to 73 3-8, May lower near 74.18. San Francisco wheat prices noted with December at 1.03 1-4 and cash 97 2.
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Texas fed
SAN FRANCISCO
James of suspended West Point cadets
The Gazette’s Leased Wire reports suspensions from the Military Academy after recent disturbances. Listed are cadets from Nebraska Alabama New York Michigan Texas Illinois Mississippi Minnesota Utah Ohio and New York in second and third classes. They are suspended without pay until April 1, 1902.
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JAMES
WEST POINT
Gazette
WASHINGTON
Henry L. Bolby
Nebraska
John Aveland
Alabama
Trangette
Tel r
New York
Raymond A. Linton
ichigan
Birchie
Maheffey
Tex
asa
Jan Aleshire
Ilinois
Benjamin McClennan
Mississippi
James Aannon
Minnesota
Charles Telford
tah
homas N
Giperling
Ohio
Harry Owley
McKinley Receives Knights Templars in San Francisco
President McKinley attended a Knights Templars reception at Mechanics Pavilion with a parade from across California. General W. H. Barnes introduced him as 12,000 sang America after a Lord's Prayer chorus. aMorocco flag souvenir was promised. Cortelyou noted Mrs McKinley improving and the President planned to depart Saturday for Washington with no detours.
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SAN FRANCISCO
McKinley
Knights Templars
Mechanics
W. H. Barnes
America
Cortelyou
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Presidio
Two Children Killed by Bear Attack in West Virginia
Special to the Gazette reports three Porterfield children aged three five and seven were killed while gathering flowers twelve miles southeast of Joe in West Virginia. A search party found the remains and the attacking bear was later killed.
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JOE
W. Va
E. P. Porterfield
Mary
Wille
Henry
Superintendent Wright Tender Designation At Southern Pacific
J B Wright division superintendent of Southern Pacific Railroad based in Sacramento has resigned with the resignation taking effect in June The likely successor is T R Jones the current assistant division superintendent Also mentions Major General Henry C Corbin Adjutant General plans to sail to the Philippines on the Hancock June 25 for a general inspection of conditions in the islands and a local hardware ad closes with a tiger and bee product at Nevada Hardware Company store alerts.
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SAN FRANCISCO
J. B. Wright
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sacramento
T. R. Jones
Islands
WASHINGTON
Henry C. Corbin
army
Philippines
Hancock
King Edward Narrowly Escapes As Shamrock Wrecks
The cup challenger Shamrock I was wrecked in a squall off Cowes on May 22, as King Edward and royal party were aboard. Topmast and mainmast failed, spar wreckage swept the deck, no injuries reported, and the royal party later evacuated to the Erin. Lipton fears repairs may miss the cup races for this year.
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SOUTHAMPTON
King Edward
Cowes
tale of Wight
LONDON
Solent
Edward
Thomas Lipton
W. G. Jameson
goa
Erin
Seymore
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock ST
Thomas will cable
New York Yacht Club
Military court to dishonorably discharge two officers
Manila May 22 The Associated Press reports approved sentences for two officers. Captain Frederick J Barrows 30th Volunteer Infantry formerly depot quartermaster Southern Luzon charged with embezzlement and selling government property to be dishonorably discharged and to suffer five years imprisonment. Lieutenant Frederick Bogers 80th Infantry formerly depot commissary at Salambo Bay Lake charged with smaller offenses to be dishonorably discharged and to undergo one year imprisonment. Both will be sent to Leavenworth Kansas.
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Gazette
MANILA
Frederick J. Barrows
30th Volunteer Infantry
Department of Southern Luzon
Frederick Bogers
80th Infantry
Salambo
Bay Lake
Barrows
Bayer
Leavenworth
Kanaas
Suspected wrecker Fred C Foster commits suicide in Cambridge
Cambridge police had suspected Fred C Foster of involvement in the Cambridge National Bank explosion yesterday. He shot himself today in the presence of an officer after being called on, aged 43, with a wife and three children. He reportedly presented a $1,100 check with insufficient funds. The Nevada forecast notes fair tonight and Thursday with light easterly winds.
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CAMBRIIDGE
Mass
Fred C. Foster
Cambridge
Cambridge National Bank
Foster
Eaton-Ritchell factory and warehouse burned in Denver
The Eaton Ritchell Company factory and warehouse on Fifteenth and Wycoop streets were destroyed by fire. Firefighter Lieutenant William M. Kuhn suffered severe burns and several others were slightly injured. Loss estimated at 125000, fully insured. The firm recently joined the American Tin Trust. The Pekin legation guard left at 7 this morning.
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Gazette
DENVER
Colo
Eatonitchell Company
Fifteenth
Wyncoop
William M. Kuhn
R. C. Ritchell
lworks
Eaton-Ritchell Company
American Tin Trust
Pekin
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SACRAMENTO, Oak
ALFRED NELSON
KOLSTER & URBAN
Gerris
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Gennesest
Taylorville
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