May strike demands higher pay in Chicago sign or quit
May 30 Chicago reports the International Association of Machinists moving to have local manufacturers accept a wage increase. Leaders Mellican and Roderick push an agreement to be presented to employers with a 10 tomorrow deadline. If not signed, every machinist may walk out. Toronto note says the Machinists approve Wabash railway strike settlement and workers return to work.
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Chicago
International Association of Machinists
Mellican
Roderick
Toronto
International Machinister Association
Platteville
Wie
Kaward Onto
Tat Place
Idaho
Fort Wayne
Tad
Ete Mercer
Des Moines
Handkerof
Aghesen
Wardern & Fo
Pasiae
Dre
Henry Wilson Hax Boom
Vni
Manila
Religh Park
Clasue Commission
Maine
Giroire
Laurice
Missalri
Bert Cripe
Steve Wilkow
Rainer
Anni
Berlin
Irmels Michler
Mary
Milew
Thomas J. Mager
Lindell Hotel
St. Louis
Hiram Price Dies at National Capital
Washington report states Hiram Price a long time congressman and Republican representative from Jaws died in Washington this morning from heart trouble at age 47. He formerly lived in Davenport and once served as commissioner of media affairs.
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National Capital
Washington
Ifiram Price
Congress
Jaws
Davenport
Varin
Peassia
Willis Bismarck
Secest
Bismarck
Allen T. Barnes
President McKinley Safe After Illness and Journey
President McKinley and party arrived in Washington after a cross country trip of thirty one days with stops including Saunter and Urbana. Mrs McKinley was moved to a carriage on arrival and shown to be improving gradually with Secretary Cortelyou reporting continued improvement.
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McKissey
McRissey
Cortelyou
Washington
Acre
McKinley
Tist. m
Metinles
Mra. Tageart
Fim
Jamestown Car Men Strike Ties Up City Transit
Jamestown street railway workers walked out on May 30 demanding reinstatement of three discharged union men. All city and suburban lines were tied up as the strike began and affected service across the area.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Street Railway
City
Suberhan
Lutheran Synod Opens at Des Moines
Des Moines May 50 delegates gathered as the general Lutheran church convened this morning. Attendees arrived from Europe Africa and Asia for the opening session with 950 delegates present and visitors in attendance.
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Des Moines
General Lutheranyood
Wen
Europe
Africa
Floyd Obelisk Duly Dedicated in Sioux City
Obelisk memory tribute in Sioux City Iowa dedicated today to Sergeant Cumber Floyd of the Lewis and Clark expedition. ceremony featured impressive cededonies as local officials and students from Columbus bel school attended the event amid riverfront views of the Missouri River.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri River
Cumber Floyd
Mystery Court Case Linked To Child In Murder Plot
A Rochester style court room drama centers on a mother and her young daughter amid a murder plot surrounding Dr. Joseph J. Barnes. Mrs. Barnes claims innocence while detailing fear and alleged threats as she fights for her daughter’s future and safety in a high tension trial atmosphere.
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Hosband
Ipeane
Ferguson
Mia
G. Eddy
Ralnat
Woodbury
Eddy
Peabody
Bell
Woodbury Eddy Libel Trial Opens in Suffolk Court
Boston May 30 Jury trial begun in Suffolk county superior court over Mrs. Josephine Woodbury of Boston suing Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy of Concord New Hampshire for libel seeking 150000. Case centers on Eddy’s alleged statement calling Woodbury a Babylonish woman and impacts on Woodbury’s church membership and reputation.
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Boston
Josephine A. Woodbury
Mary Baker G. Kady
Concord
N. H
Christian Science Vule
Suffolk County Superior Court
Woodbury
Neon
Mra
Matche
Peabody
Mra. Woodbury
Eddy
Wae
Elder
Mra. Eddy
Sirs
Jimige Bell
Johnson
Eady
Repudiated by Markham and a heated controversy
A fragmentary report claims Markham repudiates Has Su Dae tor Westdings as in lene Herrom's New York. The piece describes a Wallace-Wolfe style dispute over publication and a claim of a wife of a poet reacting publicly. Letters and editorials hint at censorship and editorial conflict surrounding a rumored work and its author.
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Herrom
New York
Mark
Marklai
Herron
Ste Male
Ieee
Tnenan
Warean
Legislative Work Ends and Other Michigan News
Legislative work ends with adjournment and proposed constitutional amendments affecting state and county revenue. Michigan lawmakers eye a separation of state and counties and other changes. Also reported are a Broom Factory fire in Paris Illinois, a Saginaw engineer, Wisconsin regents appointment, a fatal Big Four train accident near Benton Harbor, and various short notices from Madison and Chicago with mixed local-interest items.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Big Four
Nites
Pabst
Charles Whipple
Widow keeper held to answer for infant deaths in Birmingham
A sensational London report states 31 infant bodies were found in a cellar under an undertaker in Birmingham. The establishment is run by a widow who was charged with causing the infants deaths and remanded for trial.
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London
Birmingham
United Copper Company Incorporation Filed at Pierre
Articles of incorporation filed for United Copper company of Montana with capital of 50 million dollars. Record notes filing took place in Pierre South Dakota on May 30 with 5S D. document filed.
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Wia
Otle
Hue
Pierre
United Copper Company
Montana
Memorial Day Observed Parade in Chicago
Decoration day was observed nationwide with Chicago featuring a Grand Army of the Republic parade reviewed by Gov. Yates and Mayor Harrison.
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Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Yates
Harrison
Commencement Doings at Augustana College
Last evening's college chapel concert closed Augustana's commencement calendar. The program filled the auditorium. no encores were given. The event featured Lavallee's Berce da Rose, Handel selections, Kne Tek, Mendelssohn choruses, and the Augs tana orchestra along with student performances. The Alumni association elected officers and voted to begin a fund to endow a chair in the college. An alumni banquet drew about 150 guests with C. B. Chin bloom as toastmaster. Also noted: a law faculty winning dispute with Judge Gest and Judge Chytraus. A Jewish Ladies Benevolent Society formed at Beselin hall to aid needy members and plan a local cemetery. officers were elected.
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Augustana College
Augustans
Lavellee
Yon Satos
Edla Lund
Franz Zedeler
F. E. Peterson
A. D. Rodfors
Sstter
Kontski
Czibulka
L. W. Kling
Mr. Bedfore
Sarasate
Faust Fanta
C. BR. Chinbloom
Chicago
Inj
Bidoctor
Laws
W. H. Gest
City
Axel Chytraus
Beselin Hall
Jewish Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Mra
J. J. Taxman
R. Fursenberg
N. Finklestein
J. Schamberg‘Tresaurer
E. Tenenbaum
M. Sosna
5. T Baker
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Lutheran Synod
Floyd
Perry Tos Eidents
Criumbias Bel School
Sumiti-Amssena
Aptyrsenvilte
Stratton
Multiecublionaire
Bie Vial
Harriet Hanne
Ibis
Ilewe
Calumet Calumet
Mick
Calumet
Eant of the Arts
Ae Bern
Seenreal
Ban Bord
Win
Mast Kevlein
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert A. Nitz
William Grossman Company
Philadelphia
Baw
Aseerama
Secretary of War
William F. Stith
Ler
General Rosecrans
Chattanooga
Fenn
Stalth
Decatur
Hinding
Decatur, Mie
Cumberland Presbyterian College
Michigan
Raginaw
W. Weadock
Andrew J. Lynd
Steel Ville
Ing Tiramd Rapids
McGavers
San Francisco
Herrera
Bho
Henna
William BP
Tvs
Christian Science Journal
Aindee Hanna
Sociery
Manna
Peabody Aking List
Hanna
Christian Science Office
Mes
Mrs. Woodbury
Hares
Mra Eady
Abe
Oodbury
Umeage
State Board of Health
John Long
Northwestern University
St. Paul
Ir. Long
Miasouri Sie Trapolis
Markham
Lakelng
Fiat
Wills
Batt
Senate
Rexport
Mattesanece
Mary Ecumenical
Paris
Ill
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Linton
Wrat Point
Reine
Peru
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LaFollette
Tir
Alia
Chicago News
Atehison State
Florida
Hune the
Beate
Fla
Fred Rochélle
Rena Tageart
Ely
Peero
Tagart
Haro Creek
Taggeart
Rochelle
Vic
Anic
Joose
Torrow
Colin Loxteot
Leipsro
Volk
Plan Sulette
Carbondair Ls
Brown Brothers
Cairo
George Dundes
Mound City
Lotemiing
Ne of the
Twine Dine Bichowus
Lel
Kates
McPherson
Agea
Green's Fork
Rafi
Riley McPherson
Meg
Amey
Ohio
Fostoria
Treadner
Mechanics’ Bank of
Hocking Valley
Baroni
Gaylord Clack
Clark
Barhus
Friend
Gaylord
Mr. Clark
Mr. Barnum
Samet Johnson
Josephus
James VI
Colorado
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