Pickets and Washery Start Amid Coal Strike News
Unknown raiders abducted and menaced William Hussman of Upper Lehigh as homeowners were burned out. Pickets near Drifton cemeteries turned back nonunion workers while Reading’s Henry Clay washery in Shamokin opened with police help and no protests. Rev Curran traveled from Wilkes Barre to press a settlement plan as mass meetings urged firm strike resolve. Reading and Baer held talks in Philadelphia with no settlement. Mitchell urged longshoremen aid if needed as Indianapolis hosts the potential strike suspension. Reading Coal and Iron later offered a ten percent wage rise to hold workers.
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Dlifton
Reading Company
Henry Clay
Father Curran
Philadelphia
Hazleton
William Hussman
Upper Lehigh
Hussman
Feckert
Coal and Iron
Drifton
Reading
Shamokin
Schuylkill County
Wilkes-Barre
Father J. Curran
Presi Gent Baer
New York
Lackawanna, Delaware and
Hudson and
Erle
Curran
National Board
Fallon
Mitchell
Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Reading Terminal
Reading Coal Ad Iron Company
Con
Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
International ‘Longshoremen
Mr. Mitchell
Edward to Be Moved From Buckingham Palace
The specially built ambulance will carry King Edward from Buckingham Palace to the railway station tomorrow. Six bluejackets were chosen to assist the king on the couch. Queen Alexandra Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark Sir Francis Knollys and the attending physician will accompany the king. no bulletin will be issued until he boards Victoria and Albert tomorrow evening.
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London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Alexandra
Charles
Denmark
Francis Knollys
Victoria and Albert
Portland Safe After Ice Drift Rescue Near Behring Strait
Steamship Portland arrived at St Michael on July 2 after drifting in Arctic ice south of Behring Strait. All passengers and crew are reported well and cargo in good order. Theship sailed from Seattle April 26 with 1000 tons freight and 110 passengers. Captain Charles Lindquist commanded the vessel now bound for Nome.
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Prexa
Seattle
Dayson
Portland
St Michael
Port Townsend
Jeanie
Nome
San Francisco
Charles Lindquist
Behring Sea
Behring Straits
Arctic Sea
United States Revenue Culler Thetis
The Illinois Strikes Snag in Harbor Jammed Steering
Exclusive report from The Associated Press describes the U S battleship Illinois striking a harbor bottom due to a faulty steering gear. The ship rammed an obstruction, a hull hole appeared, compartments flooded, crew moved to collision stations, and the vessel backed off to anchor. Rear Admiral Crowninshield may shift his flag to the Chicago as the Baltic cruise plans face possible abandonment.
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Christiania
Inols
England
Illinois
Crowninshield
Chicago
Railroad leadership shakeup in Choctaw Gulf line announced
Little Rock announces H G Clark realigned as general manager of the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad. The office structure is reorganized and W W Wentz Jr, formerly general superintendent of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, is named general superintendent effective immediately.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
H. G. Clark
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
W. W. Wentz, Jr
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Miners Strike at Cary Mine in Leavenworth
Two hundred coal miners at the Cary mine walked out in Leavenworth Kansas on July 4 after discharging their check weighmen and demanding assignment as miners. The company refused to reassign the weighmen, with no wage dispute mentioned.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Cary
Prunefote’s Body Brought Home from Brooklyn
The Brooklyn, carrying the body of Lord Prunetfe late British ambassador at Washington, landed at Southampton. Navy honors included 124 bluejackets, an escorted coffin, and Chopin funeral march as the train departed for Newark upon Trent for the funeral tomorrow. The widow and dignitaries accompanied the procession with minute guns fired until departure.
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Southampton
England
United States
Brooklyn
Annapolis
Lord Princefote
Great Britain
Washington
Newark-upon-Trent
Nottingham
Coneetion
Chopin
Joseph B. Coghlan
John J. Topley
Hicks Beach Steps Down as Chancellor of the Exchequer
London reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach resigns as chancellor after the Marquis of Salisbury's removal as premier. The move shocks observers and fuels cabinet reorganization talk with Earl Cadogan retirement and George Wyndham advancing to cabinet. W H Hanbury named as potential successor.
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London
Michael Hicks- Beach
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Salisbury
Chamberlain
Earl Cadogan
Ireland
Chaffee Relieved From Philippines Command
Exclusive: Secretary Root issues order transferring Major General Chaffee from the division of the Philippines to command of the department of the east. General Davis to command the Philippines, with MacArthur to lead the department of the east temporarily until Chaffee arrives. Roosevelt consulted on the change.
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Washington
Chaffee
Philippines
Department of the East
Root
George W. Davis
Division of the Philippines
Governor's Isling
New York
Department of the Lakes
Brooke
Secretary of War
China
Department
Phillippines
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Davis
MacArthur
Reading to Enter Buffalo
It is admitted that arrangements are nearing completion for Philadelphia and Reading trains to run into Buffalo from Pittsburg via the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg and Beech Creek lines. An official announcement may come tomorrow from President Baer of the Reading road.
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New York
Philadelphia
Reading
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Rochester
Baer
Reading Road
Murderers Sentenced in Stroudsburg Case
Charles Grether and Benjamin Alelio were sentenced after being found guilty of murder and jailbreak. Grether received a hanging sentence for killing a constable while Alelio drew twenty years in prison after shooting the man he boarded with.
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Stroudsburg
Charles Grether
Benjamin Alelio
Grether
Alello
Steamship Arrivals and Clearances From The Ansculated Press
Steamship movements list arrivals and clearances. Ships arriving include Vader land Antwerp Lahn Genoa Naples Ethiopia Glasgow. Cleared ships include Kaiser Wilhelm der Grasse Bremen via Plymouth Cherbourg Rotterdam Gibraltar. Also listed Wohengollern and Potedam with New York calls for Naples Genoa Rottercs.
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New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Lahn
Genoa
Naples
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grasse
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hotterdam
Rotterdam
Gibraltar
Wohengollern
Lisard
Potedam
Inspection Preparations at Camp Meade on July Fourth
Special from a Staffel Correspondent at Camp Meade Gettysburg reports a July 4 parade with fifteen guns fired by Battery B. Governor and Major-General Miller rode through the camp escorted by the Governor's Troop as the Third Brigade prepared for inspection amid hot sun and strenuous drills.
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Miller
Back to Work in Fatal Mine After Explosive Tragedy
The Rolling Mill mine at Cambria Steel resumes operations except Klondike after Thursday’s deadly explosion. No new bodies found. officials expect more in abandoned sections. In Harrisburg, state geologist notes possible link to recent West Indies earthquakes and reports earth uplift. By evening 150 more miners return to work, with full crew expected by morning.
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Johnstown
Rolling Mill
Cambria Steel Company
Klondike
Harrisburg
Henry ©. Demming
Evans
Pennsylvania
Martinique
West Indies
Demming
Charles D. Wolcott
United States Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Wlondike
Governor Inspects Camp Grounds and Brigades
The governor rode through the First and Second brigades for two hours, inspected the Third, and was greeted by cheering troops. Colonel Lindsey and Colonel Louis Watres drilled the Thirteenth as General Gobin’s headquarters visits completed. Refreshments were served at the camp during brief pauses. The governor praised the men and began inspecting the books and papers of the brigades, with the Third to follow.
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Ernor
Ott
Lindsey
Louis Watres
Gobin
FP. M. Wandling
Camp health report and leadership updates amid upcoming inspection
The camp shows strong health with 60 of 9200 men needing care, and only 118 absent without leave. Bon Dougherty is re elected colonel of the Ninth for five more years. Governors day is likely Friday with Secretary of War Boot and Adjutant General Corbin to visit the camp for a review. Six bands drill while hospital corps witnesses a unit drill en route to the Philippines. Division officers on duty include Lt Col Barker, Maj Miller, Maj Mishler, and Captain Bigelow.
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Jeave
Bon Dougherty
Boot
Corbin
United States Army Corps
Philippines
Barker
Miller
W. D. Mishler
Bigelow
Leon M. Levy
Record Smashes at Grosse Pointe
C J Hamlin's Direct Hal driven by Ed Geers won the Chamber of Commerce $5,000 stake first heat in 2.06% for a world record pace by a green horse. He also won the second heat in 2.08%4. A thunderstorm flooded the track, forcing postponement of remaining races until tomorrow.
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Hamlin
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Mich
C. J. Hamlin
Hal
Ed. Geers
Troop Reinforcement Ordered to Mindanao Inland
Exclusive wire from Manila reports General Chaffee orders a battalion of the Eleventh Infantry to the inland of Mindanao to reinforce the Lake Lange base. No activity is planned, officials say the move is precautionary and the Mindanao situation remains unchanged.
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Manila
Chaffee
Aindanao
Lake Lange
Mindanao
Peary Relief Ship Windward Sails for Arctic Rescue
The Windward pressed quarantine at 7 PM after loading supplies in New York and sailed for the Arctic. Mrs Peary and her daughter will join the vessel en route to Greenland to assist in relief efforts and coffee cargo operations are planned.
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New York
Peary
Windward
Rs ‘Sey
Colfeee
Arctic
Daring Hold Up of Rio Grande Train
Denver July 14 The forty seventh biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians opened with a meeting of the national executive committee and board of directors Five hundred delegates expected for tomorrow The Ladies auxiliary seeks independent recognition as a branch of the order Conservatives urged in President Keating's report Resolutions denouncing wars and praising sacrifice were included The directors rejected Father Henneberry's clause about funds for Gaelic teaching and pledged to fight for him in the convention
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Denver
Order of Hibernians
Ladies' Auxiliary
Trish League
Qlin Na Gael
Gaelic League
Keating
Father Henneberry
Roman Catholic University At
Washington
Hibernians
Taft Instructed To Stand Firm In Vatican Dispute
A dispatch from Washington reports Secretary Root has cabled instructions to Governor Taft in Rome. The directives demand withdrawal of the friars and affirm U S position remains firm. The note signals continued negotiations with the Vatican despite the reply.
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Washington
Secretary Root
Taft
Vatican
Root
United States
Rome
Fight to a finish over half cent per hour strike
Chicago July 14 freight handlers and railways remain in a deadlock over a half cent per hour per man pay raise. The strike disrupts wholesale business costing about 1,000,000 dollars daily as committees visit managers without result. Curran declares the fight on and union officers will handle all future railway business through the freight handlers. South Water commission men plan to move their freight tomorrow and seek police protection from Mayor Harrison and Chief ONeill.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Road
Curran
Produce Commission Men
South Water
Commission
Teamsters
Harrison
O'Neill
New Telephone Company Charter Filed in State Department
An exclusive wire from the Associated Press reports a charter was issued today to the Tunkhannock and Wyoming Valley Telephone Company. The new Centremoreland based firm is organized in Wyoming County with capital details not disclosed.
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New Telephone Company
Associated Pres
Harrisburg
State Department
Tunkhannock
Wyoming Valley
Telephone Company
Centremoreland
Wyoming County
Robbers Hold Up Denver Line Near Chester Colorado
Salida Colorado July 14 The Denver and Rio Grande narrow gauge passenger train bound west from Denver was robbed at 8 50 in Chester Colorado twenty miles west of Denver. Four masked men forced the engineer to stop the train and blew open two safes in the express car. Passengers were ordered off and lined along the canyon banks while thieves took money and valuables. Many travelers discarded jewelry and watches in the rocky gorge. Heavy losses are feared as pursuers including sheriffs from Salida and surrounding counties chase the bandits through Marshall Pass country.
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Chester
Colorado
Denver
Associated Press
Salida
Col
Rio Grande Express Company
Marshall Pass
Famous Campanile of St. Mark's Falls in Venice
The Campanile of St. Mark's in Venice collapsed this morning, crashing into the piazza. The Doges palace and cathedral suffered minor damage but authorities fear loss of life. Troops cordon the area as Venetians mourn the loss of an ancient art treasure and a subscription is planned to rebuild the tower.
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St. Mark’s
Venice
Associated Press
Italy
St. Mark's Church
Doges
Sansovinos
Sansovino
Paul Veronex
Chaffee Faults Waller Acquittal In Samar Court Martial
General Chaffee criticized the verdict in the Samar court martial of Major Lyttleton Waller and Lt. John Horace Arthur Day. He disapproved the murder acquittal, urging a lesser offense be found, noting a miscarriage of justice in the case.
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Associated Preas
Wasington
Philippine Mall
Lyttleton
W. T. Waller
John Horace Arthur Day
Marine Corps
Samar
Waller
Chaffee
General Chaffee
Weather data brief for July 14 1902
Local weather summary reports yesterday's high temperature, precipitation none, and relative humidity readings. The fragment mentions temperature and humidity figures but is incomplete.
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Sears
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Alaska
Uncle Sam
Christiana
Wentz
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Pruncefote
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I'resa
Model Railroad
Alelio
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Gettysburg
Fred Brock
Seminary Ridge
Harold Nicholls
Ninth
Stone
Wis
Stewart
Elliott
Jones
Sheridan
Jean Stone
Watson
Willliamsport
KE. C. Gerwig
Gov
Praits Robling
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J. W. Kambeck
Grosse Pointe
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