Senate Feud Escalates as Bailey Attacks Beveridge
A heated Senate exchange ends with Senator Bailey seizing Senator Beveridge by the throat during executive session. Other lawmakers intervene to separate them as desks topple and torn neckwear is noted. No further injury is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Nator Beveridge
Sestor
Senate
Indiana
Beveridge
Bailey
Bolicitor Penfield
State Department
Senator Beveridge
Penfield
Senator Bailey
Hansrough
North Dakota
Spooner
Texas
Bacon
Georgia
Barney Layton
Banas
Bailey Dnconytion
Noye
Conkie
Elkins
X Hs
Mogiphpesasion
Ainge
Dorks
Aby Anjo
Jury Convicts Dr Tiffany in Assault case
After 41 hours of deliberation the jury found Dr Thomas J Tiffany guilty of assault in the second degree. The case stemmed from a March 26 shooting at Port Crane in which Charles Carman was wounded. William Carter confessed to the shooting, saying Tiffany instigated it over infatuation with Mrs Carman. Carter remains jailed.
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Associated Press
Binghamton
N. Y
Thomas J. Tiffany
Charles Carman
Port Crane
William Carter
Clark
Tiffany
Carman
Carter
King's Condition Improves As London Celebrates
Buckingham Palace bulletin at 7 p.m. reports King Edward’s wound discomfort easing and overall improvement. Public relief sparked nationwide bonfires despite rain, while official illuminations largely unlit. Spithead fleet review drew volunteers, colonial troops, and dignitaries.
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Associated Preas
London
Buckingham
Palace
Treves
Laking
Barlow
United Kingdom
Earl's Court
Lizard
Orkneys
Mansion House
Bank of England
Marlsborough House
Strand
Fleet Street
Spit Head
Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
Queen Alexandra
Prince Chen
Ostend
Honesdale Conference Adjourns After Nomination Contention
Exclusive AP report from Honesdale Pennsylvania notes a senatorial conference adjournment. A probable contest over the validity of the nomination certificate for C. Pratt, previously named at a conference in Burquehanns, is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Associated Press
Susaquehanna County
C. ©. Pratt
Burquehanns
Unclear Reference to JPMorgan Jr Case in June Report
Fragmentary wire copy reports a June incident involving John Barkley and an alleged break in. Details are corrupted, obscuring names, places, and charges making precise reconstruction impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Vic
John Barkley
J. Pane Eae Jr
Pittston Shooting Ends in Man's Death
Joe Unikas of Upper Pittston was shot and killed in a struggle for a revolver with Special Officer Michael O'Dowd. The incident followed arrests after Polish faction disputes. Unikas died minutes after a 38 caliber bullet struck his chin. O'Dowd surrendered and was taken to Wilkes-Barre. Unikas leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Unikas
Pittston
Scranton Tribune
Jor Unikas
Boland’s Crossing
Sy Table Michael O'Dowd
Seeaward
Alderman O'Brien
Kearney
Unikas
O'Dowd
Wilkes- Barre
Warship sent to Haiti amid revolutionary crisis
Acting Secretary Hill received a cable request from Consul Livingston at Cape Haytien for an American warship to protect U S interests during Haiti's crisis. Orders were prepared for gunboat Marietta at San Juan Puerto Rico to sail at once to Cape Haytien, a thirty six hour run away.
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Washington
Hill
United States
L. W. Livingston
Cape Haytien
Haiti
Dr. Hill
Moody
Marietta
San Juan
Porto Rico
Livingston
Cape Huytien
House Works Hard as Adams Reports Progress on Adjournment
The House met under pressure to push through key bills and a conference report on the Philippine civil government bill. A partial report on the deficiency appropriation bill passed after a long debate, with 118 to 101 backing the Buffalo exposition funds. Senate amendments funding Charleston and the Hawaiian plague awards failed, while several measures moved under suspension of the rules. An adjournment hold remained until the conference report on the Philippine bill clears the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
McCall
Massachusetts
Senate
Alaska
Machinists Strike Halts UP Work In Omaha and Council Bluffs
The Union Pacific machinists strike began at 10 am after shops closed Friday night. About 1,700 workers including moulders and boilermakers are affected as walkouts spread. Union leaders Vice President Wilson and Grand President James OConnell are in the area. A large meeting was held at the labor temple as boards of adjustment representatives observed.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Machinists' Executive Committee
Wilson
Machinista’ Union
James O'Connell
Boards of Adjustment
Labor Temple
Eastern Pennsylvanian workers seek relief at Gliebergh mill
Exclusive Wits reports the board of appeals for Eastern Pennsylvanian workers met in Heading Pa to plan relief measures for city factories. Skilled workers face a raise of $1, while unskilled workers would receive 2 cents to fund the relief. The plan aims to stabilize wages and fund distribution.
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Board of Appeals
Penncyranla
Glelbergh
Milla
Evils of Hurry Up Legislation at Bar Association Meeting
The eighth annual Pennsylvania Bar Association meeting opened at Cambridge Springs with Alexander Simpson of Philadelphia criticizing the Supreme Court and the usage of public funds for private charities. He argued for constitutional limits on charity appropriations and warned that hurried legislation erodes government duties and local self government.
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Méadville
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Cambridge Springs
Alexander Simpson
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Brooks
Simpson
Association
Scott
Dickson
Statesman
Simpeon
Board of Charities and Corrections
Via
Lewel
Citizens' Alliance and the classification of law
The text critiques the idea of judicially determining the necessity of classification in statutes. It argues the constitution forbids local or special legislation on certain subjects and that courts cannot override legislative choices by invoking necessity or implying classifications. It warns that constitutional interpretation cannot invent new authority for courts to bypass other branches.
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Supreme Court
General Assembly
Simpson
Wheeler
Philadelphia
Penna
Wheeler Ve
Blackton
Ayer
Congress
Engineers to Resume Work in Pittston District
Engineers in the Pittston district show a strong push to return to work after a strike. By week’s end, at least 26 engineers are reported back, with many from Lehigh Valley and Erie companies rejoining old posts. A meeting Saturday night prompted the shift, though strike headquarters denied a full return.
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Associated Press
Pittston
Lehigh Valley Company
Appointments to Pa Commission for St Louis Exposition
Governor Stone announced the Pennsylvania commission to the St Louis exposition. William Bell of Pittsburgh inspector of boilers for Allegheny County General Frank Reeder of Boston and William F Hill of Crawford County named as members.
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Associated Prem
Harrisburg
Stone
William Bell
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Frank Reeder
Boston
William F Hill
Crawford County
Pennsylvania Commission
Shipping Notices From The Associated News item
Arrivals and departures listed include ships arriving at Hamburg Bremen New York from Gibraltar and Antwerp. Voyages show routes via Plymouth Cherbourg and Rotterdam. Names mentioned include Exelvelve Wire and Krouping Wilhelm among others.
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Neas
New York
Aceland
Antwerp
Krouping Wilhelm
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherburg
Kensington
Southampton
Hamburg
Truve
Ligard
Noordam
Rotterdam
Turmoil in Haiti as June elections for deputies marred
Wire report from Port au Prince describes chaotic political climate in Haiti on June 7 as deputies election process is disrupted by violence. Armed groups and widespread unrest create a tense national mood with the outcome uncertain.
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Ines
Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Hazleton Fair Coal Company Officials Hope Engineers Return to Work
National Board member Fallon reports near Hazleton some small coal firms posted notices urging former workers to reclaim their old jobs. Strike leaders note returning engineers and pumpmen, while Plymouth saloonkeeper Frankel sues borough for 10000 damages over an effigy incident. Pardee & Son offer a work resumption plan at Harwood colliery.
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National Board
Fallon
Hazleton
Plymouth
Pardees
Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Citizens’ Alliance of
Strike
John Fallon
Mitchell
Lehigh
Mr. Fallon
Pumipmen
Mt. Lookout
Wyoming
Joseph Frankel
Frankel
Frankeli
Michael Pond
Pritive Methodist
Harwood
Pardee & Son
Dlifton
Coxe Brothers & Co
Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill
Coxe
Freeland Borough
Jacoba
Payne Moves to Adjourn Senate Session July First
Washington, June 30. During the evening session Representative Payne of New York, floor leader of the majority, introduced a resolution for sine die adjournment on July 1. The hour to be fixed by the ways and means committee after action on the conference report on the Philippine bill. The house adjourned at 11 p.m. until 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Representative Payne
New York
Payne
Ways and Means
Local Weather Summary for June 1902
June data shows high temperatures around 86 degrees and lows near 62 degrees. Reported rainfall and precipitation details are incomplete with scattered figures and unclear station times.
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Socie
Weather forecast for June’s midweek period
Forecast region and dates unclear due to garbled text. The readable bits indicate a forecast of wet and windy conditions with a possible northwest wind in the middle of the week.
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MR. Beveridge
Kins
Platt
Mr. Md
Schley Moe
Ageault
DR. Tiffany
Scranton
England
Trong
Memphis
Tenn
Hunteville
Ala
Tamaqua
Panther Creek Valley
The
Associated Prose
Mr. Simpson
Owewer
Citizens’ Alliance
Wilkes= Barre
Telcam
Ireet
Northwest Wipda
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