Troops Deployed as Belwood Strike Sparks Tension
Rumor of state troops sent to Walston and Adrian mines ignites protests in Punxsutawney. Sheriff Gourley and Governor Pattison face sharp criticism as Berwind-White mine workers resist return to work at old wages. Militia arrival awaited.
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Postsutawney
Pattigon
Walston
Adrian
Citimena of
Claysville
Gourley
Pattison
Baraly
United States
Conkling
Pattison Sends Troops to Restore Order in Pennsylvania
Governor Pattison telegraphs to Sheriff Gourley at Punxsutawney that troops are sent to restore order after rioting in the county. He urges arrest and conviction of violators and notes the need for swift legal action. Adjutant General Greenland departs for Bellwood with supplies and 2000 loaves of bread to support the Fifth regiment. Guard officers plan to scout Gettysburg for the annual encampment location.
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Harrissona
Pattison
Gourley
Ponxsutawney
Messares
McCracken
Jefferson County
Greenland
Bellwood
Pittsburg
Gettysburg
Strike turmoil widens as miners return to work and unrest grows
Old men at Bewsemer resume duty while Berwind-White adds seventy new miners. Scottdale labor leaders push to hold units together amid a Massilon district deadlock on the wage differential. Walston’s situation holds steady as Hungarians and Italians seize control. Superintendent Snyder at Walston warned to depart by Italians, while a potential clash could trigger a fight. Paonxsa tawney miners call for Sheriff Gourley to act boldly or risk state troops. A special train brings colored workers to Heartdale area for Turter Davidson and Oliphant works, with two hundred families evicted to make room for imports. Acting under Colonal Burrob-
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Bewsemer
Scottdale
Massilon
Walston
Meels
Snyder
Ohio
Adrian
Paonxsatawney
Gourley
Laat Ok
Heartdale
Trotter, Davidson and
Oliphant
Colonal Burob
Captain John 8 Leads National Guard Muster Train
Captain John 8 of Bereof Co Fifth Regiment National Guard of Hantington mustered four full companies for active service in the Ponsxstyawney region. The unit left last night at 6 05 on a special train together with Qo of Bedford and Co G of Lowistowan bound for the area.
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John
Bereof Co
National Guard of
Hantington
Ponsxstyawney
Bedford and Co
Lowistowan
Monroe Man Announces Candidacy for Congress in 8th District
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 21, Dr Joseph A Sohull announces his bid for Congress in the Eighth Pennsylvania district which includes Monroe Pike Carbon and Northampton He is the only candidate from this county and previously served as Democratic county chairman in 1891 and 1895 He was elected to the state senate for two terms in 1885 and 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprelal
Scranton Tribne
Stroupsnvna
Jane
Monroe
Earthquake Damages Episcopal Mission in Toko Japan
A severe earthquake in Tokio shakes Toko Japan causing widespread damage. The Episcopal mission building is estimated to cost $10,000 to repair and all missionaries are reported safe.
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Yepoo
Toko
Japan
Sife
Episcopal Mission
Elks Convention Bolsters Grand Trustee Powers
Atlantic City session of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks tabled a plan to elect representatives from floor lodges and granted the grand trustee new suspension powers. The grand secretary’s salary was cut to 1800 a year, and a new constitution committee formed. Major officers elected include Edwin Hey as grand exalted ruler and George A. Reynolds as grand secretary. One hundred three delegates attended, a record for the convention.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Grand Trustee
Committee On Laws and
Jamestown
Jamestown Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elke
St. Paul
B. B. Hay
Washington
C. R. Tracy
Wheeling
B McGovern
Hartford
Edwin
Horton
Joseph W. Lamb
Richmond
Peter J. Campbell
Baltimore
Martin Foran
Cleveland
Trial Verdict in Halliday Murder Case
Jurors in the Halliday trial reached a guilty verdict after thirteen hours and ten minutes of deliberation. Judge set the judgment for 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. The prisoner appeared unresponsive to the verdict and unaware she faced a death sentence.
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Mosticnuto
N. Y
Halliday
Decker
Enormous Output of Coal Resumes in Rail Districts
Large coal mines have largely resumed production with output described as enormous since Monday morning. District President Cairns of the mineral union believes all mines will be running by next Monday.
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Pittsburg
Cairns
The
Mineral Union
Divorces Granted in Allegheny County and Local Disasters
A historical notice reports twenty five divorces granted in Allegheny County in one day. Smallpox outbreak at Cumberland County almshouse caused one inmate death. Shenandoah hosts a Catholic convention. Lycoming County awards four bridge contracts total cost 47140. Distant events include a farm accident near Irishtown York County and a legal case over debts and alimony.
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Allegheny County
Cumberland County
Walmshouse
Total Abathenca Union of Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
Lycoming County
Irishtown
York County
Eli Kollenberger
Kniven
Powiek
Senator Hill Attacks Income Tax in Senate Debate
Senator Hill led a sharp assault on the income tax urging opposition to federal taxation while a New York business petition urged striking it from the tariff bill. House actions included Pence’s silver talk and a military affairs committee resolution naming managers for the national soldiers home.
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Washinaton
Enator Hill
Senate
New York City
Evan Thomas
William Steinway
Laula Windmuller
J. Edward Simmonds
D. Babcock
W. Bayard Cutting
John TH. Inman
Alexander Bo Orr
Senator Hill
Pence
Representative Reed
Reed
Committee On Military Affairs
Charlies M. Anerson
Ohio
Sidney G. Cooke
Kingas
A. L. Penreon
Pennsylvania
National Soldiers Home
Funeral of Mrs T H Collins at St Peter’s Cathedral
Funeral services for Mrs T H Collins were held at St Peter’s Cathedral with a solemn high mass of requiem conducted by Rev T J Comerford of Archbald. The interment followed at Hyde Park Cemetery after the procession from the Penn Avenue residence.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Cemetery
Mra
T. H. Collins
Penn Avenne
T. J. Comerford
Archbald
Obituary Notice for Mrs Collins and Pallbearers at Hyde Park
Deacon T. J. Donahoe and Rev. J. A. McHugh led services at the cathedral funeral for Mrs Collins. The sermon honored her devotion to family and faith. Interment followed at Hyde Park cemetery. Pallbearers included J. Brown and T. J. Brown. flower bearers were I. P. Collins, Michael Roddy, and Michael Connellan.
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T. J. Donahoe
Plymouth
J. A. McHugh
P. J Galden
Pricata
N. J. McManue
Coffey
Murphy
Walsh
Ron
Donlan
McMurray
Broderick
McNally
Colligan
Loosa
Crane
Hurst
Bondi
Haasie
Coroner
Hyde Park Cemetery
IJ. Brown
Thoms Kannedy
Andrew Brononun
Thoman Connelly
William McAvoy
Threety
T. J. Brown
I. P. Collins
Michael Roddy
Michael Connellan
National Saengerfest to feature grand vocal display in New York
The Madison Square Garden festival on June 23 to 25 will host about 10 000 singers with star soloists and conductors including Van der Stucken Zwilner and Hein and performers like Mines Materna Emma Juchi Lillian Blouvelt Tavary Maud Powell and Victor Herbert President Cleveland plans to attend with a torch light parade reviewed by officials at the Brunswick and Victoria hotels amid patriotic decorations Cities from across the region join the event including Philadelphia Newark and Bridgeport with numerous choirs traveling to New York for the spectacle.
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Madison Square Garden
London
Philadelphia
Measra
van der Stucken
Zwallner
Hein
Mines
Materna
Emma Juchi
Lillian Blouvelt
Tavary
Maud Powell
Monsta Campanni
Emil Fissher
Conrad Behrens
Arthur Friedheim
Victor Herbert
Cleveland
Grand Review Aranda
Brunswick
Victoria Hotel
Governor Flower
Giley
Brooklyn
Albany
Troy
Utica
Syracuse
Elmira
Buffalo
Jusens County
Staten Island
Waat Chester County
Allenheny City
Allentown
Bathlehem
Chester
Easton
Lancasterburg
Reading
Scranton
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Newark
Elizabeth
Hudson County
Orange
Trenton
N. J
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Conn
Man in Girardville Armed Rampage Fails
James O'Toole, a five child husband, bought a revolver in a Girardville hardware store and declared intent to shoot his wife. Officers Green and Anderson stopped him after a knife attack. he shot at them then slashed his throat. He died soon after as doctors report. O'Toole had been separated from his wife and sought custody of the children.
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Girardville
James O'Toole
William Green
Joseph Anderson
O'Toole
Wrecked coal cars blamed on fleeing youths
A Jersey Central wreck at Dryland near Berucenem Pennsylvania this evening smashed a score of coal cars. An unknown 17 year old boy, alleged to be stealing a ride, was killed when ground to pieces as children reportedly switched signals while the train passed. Three youngsters were seen fleeing.
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Berucenem
Jersey Central Railroad
Dryland
Here
Avide
Wages Rise at Lehigh Zinc Works Surprises Workers
Bernium Pennsylvania June 21 A notice posted today announces a 10 percent wage increase for Lehigh Zinc Works employees effective after July 1. The facility employs over 250 workers, after last November’s 10 percent cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniunem
Lehigh Zine
Commencement Season At Muhlenberg and Moravian Institutions
The twenty seventh Muhlenberg College commencement saw nineteen graduates. Marriott Brosius delivered Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies annual address at its one hundred forty fourth commencement. Alumni prize went to Addie Polhomus of Franklin Park New Jersey. Pennsylvania College held its sixty second commencement with thirty graduates. first honor earned by the first woman to complete the course, Mins M BR Hines of Gettysburg.
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Muhlenberg College
Pennsylvania College
Mins M. Br, Hines
Gettysburg
Sugar Speculations Cause Senatorial Dissent
George Ranson son of Senator Ranson of North Carolina and Arthur Barnea, the senator's messenger, were involved in speculative sugar matters of which the senator knew nothing. Senator Gray and Lindsay dissent from the majority, opposing President Havemeyer and Secretary Searles of the sugar trust as contumacious witnesses.
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George Ranson
Senator Ranson
North Carolina
Arthur Barnea
Ranson
Ramapo Wins Suburban Handicap in Record Time
Ramapo, trained at Daly Stables and ridden by Taral the "Lucky Dutchman," wins the Suburban Handicap at New York in a record 2 05 15 for the distance. BungustSports and rivals battle hard as Ramapo finishes ahead by a comfortable margin. crowd size estimated near 15,000. Ramapo is a four year old gelding bred by J Otto Danner at Ramapo Hills New Jersey.
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New York
Kamapo
Ramapo
Taral
Garrison
Simms
Brooklyn
Dr. Rice
Banquet
Sport
Thompson
Sir Walter Hd
Kinglet
Henry
Navarre
Don Alonzo
St. Michael
Charade
Hinglet
King Lee
Ron
Lowlander
Salvator
Alogs
Brad
J. Otto Danner
Atud
Ramapo Hills
New Jersey
Drunken Coxey Ally Disrupts Greensburg Lawn fete
Unknown Smith, tied to Coxey commonweal, was arrested in Greensburg Pa after a drunken disturbance at a seminary lawn fete. He mounted a box and spoke on bonds and good roads, delivering vulgar remarks before being ejected and taken into custody.
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Greensland
Smith
Coxey Commonweal
Greensburg Seminary
Dickinson wins Delaware County Democratic judge nomination
In Delaware County, the Democratic convention chose B. Dickinson of Chester for judge as about 200 delegates participated with full district representation. The vote totaled overwhelmingly for Dickinson and the naming followed a smooth process.
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Delaware County
Dickinson
Merpia
B. Dickinson
Chester
Young Men On Trial for Robbery in Pine Brook Case
Arthur Long and William Phillips of Pine Brook faced trial in court room No 1 for robbing William Hills. The proceedings recounted the alleged theft and the defendants were remanded for further hearing.
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Arthur Long
William Phillips
Pine Brook
William Hills
Defendants Face Possible Arrest Warrants After Burglary Trial
On April 23 last, proceedings resumed with the defense denying the charge and alleging the prosecutor was too drunk to recall the events. If convicted, warrants will be issued for Patrick Barrett and Richard Powell. Attorney Josep O'Brien was arguing for his client when the court adjourned. James Walsh and Michael Nealon were tried for burglary and acquitted.
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Patrick Barrett
Richard Powell
Josep O'Brien
James Walsh
Michael Nealon
Gold Reserve Hits Historic Low and Treasury Confidence
Ita history notes the gold reserve at 64 million dollars, down 1.5 million from a prior low. Officials say the treasury remains well supplied with currency to meet maturing obligations for months ahead despite the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasminton
Treasury
Treasury Department
Paid Double for Their Work Heard by Lexow Committee
Testimony showed steamship agents paid police and officials bribes to secure city services. Peter Lawrence McLaren of Carter Macy & Co testified the firm paid 10 to the dock police, 25 to the dockmaster, 20 to two inspectors per vessel, and sometimes sums to weighers. John D. Sullivan testified paying 20 for sidewalk violation leniency, via envelopes left on a neighboring merchant’s deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lexow Committee
Salamon
Peter Lawrence McLaren
Carter, Macy & Co
Veterans Honor centennial Reunion in Concord New Hampshire
The Society of the Army of the Potomac marks its quarter centennial reunion in Concord with Major General Nelson A. Miles presiding. Governors and local units attend a public reception, parade by the First Brigade and cadets, and a 5 PM review. Factories suspend work for holiday as decorations dazzle.
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Coxconp
N. H
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Concord
Nelson A. Miles
Governor Smith
New Hampshire National Guard
Manchester
Nashua
Miles
Representatives Hall
Milea
Overnor
Opera House
Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Suicide in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia tonight 42 year old puddler Thomas Kane of Pencoyd Ironworks killed 17 year old servant Mamie Quigley and then shot himself. Police say jealousy and love drove the tragedy at Mana_yuck suburb, Kane’s motive.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Kane
Pencoyd Ironworks
Manayuck
Mamie Quigley
Kane
Mainie
National life underwriters convene in Chicago
Reports note mass emigration in steerage surpassing arrivals in eleven months. Archbishop Ireland rejects cardinal rumor. Dempsey pardons board grants a rehearing in Homestead poisoner case. Hoge and Texas businessmen plan New York talks with underwriters on state insurance. Senator Plumb’s widow suit against Hood settled out of court. Frank Green sentenced ten days for manslaughter in Inverness Florida. Elke parade prize went to Buffalo lodge and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Life Underwriters
Chicago
United States
Ireland
St. Paul
Pardon Board
Hugh F. Dempasy
Hoge
Texas
New York
Senator Plumb
Calvin Hood
Robert Mayo
Frank Green
Inverness
Fla
Elke
Jamestown
Buffalo Lodge
Rochester
Washington Weather Forecast for Friday
Washington forecast for Friday notes Eastern Pennsylvania will be generally fair with variable winds. The message emphasizes fair skies and mild wind conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmngton
Pennsylvania
Special Muslin Underwear Job Lots From Manufacturer
Limited quantities of perfect muslin underwear offered at cut prices. Ten dozen Misses gowns with embroidered yoke priced at 75 and 50 cents. six dozen infants and children's white dresses at 65 cents each.
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