Seventh Week of the Strikes in Anthracite District
A seven week update on the coal mine strike shows lines drawn with only President Mitchell’s arbitrate offer as a proposition. Disturbances at Stanton colliery in South Wilkes-Barre led to arrests as workers clashed with a fire boss and foreman.
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Mitchell
Stanton
South Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Carroll D. Wright
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Unionesichls
West
South
Coal and Iron
Lehigh and
Empire
Uth Wilkes-Barre
Boston
Clanare and Hudson Company
Atident
Wilkes
Chicago
Yisg
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Mr. Mitchell
Deserted Army Man Arrest Reported in Hazlebn
Dennis Mulligan, an army deserter from Fort Columbus, was located and captured after his identity surfaced in a police reading. He was taken to Governor's Y and returned to authorities as miners marched. the report notes a strike and mining town activity in Beaver Brook.
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Beaver Brook
Upp
Strike Report Shows Coal Fields Still Operating
In Pocahontas and Flat Top fields miners began a strike on June 7. Reports from the Western Railway offices indicate continued output with a rise of nearly 100 wagons pushed yesterday, and 400 cars expected. The situation at Roanoke remains unsettled as workers idle.
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Pocahontas Top
Western Railway
Cvom
Fields
Joint miners and operators meet over wage scale in Saginaw
A joint conference of miners and operators is set for July 2 in Saginaw to discuss wage scales and disputes. The call, issued under President Mitchell, aims to avert a general strike at the national convention. Williams and Davis return from Wilkes-Barre as miners vote July 1 to elect delegates.
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Saginaw
Mich
Mitchell
National Mine Workers Association
Wilkes-Barre
Williams
Davis
Arbitration Bill Report Advances in House
The labor committee perfected and approved a favorable report on a bill to empower the president to appoint federal arbitration boards to investigate and adjust strikes and boycotts affecting interstate commerce. The five member board would include three presidential appointees and one appointee from each side. The bill allows voluntary submission to the board for final decision but does not compel it. Action anticipated soon but late in the session.
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Associated Prev
Washington
Labor Committee of
House
Woman in Male Attire Arrested in Norfolk District
Frances Garris 35 of Danville Virginia is jailed at First Province station for masquerading in male attire. She and a younger companion named Cora Douglass were captured in disreputable district after arriving from Norfolk. Garris, known as Frank Gibert in Danville saloon work, is under police inquiry.
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Washington
Frances Garris
Danville
First Province
Jaime
Cora Douglass
Norfolk
Harris
Ond
Frank Gibert
Mexico recognizes pope after envoy's mission in Mexico
Rome reportsMgr R Banx de Semper a member of the pope's household was sent to Mexico three months ago with instructions to reestablish diplomatic relations. He reports success in his mission, signaling improved ties between Mexico and the Vatican.
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Rome
Mgr. R. Banx
de Semper
Mexico
Portuguese Rebels Defeated in Zumbes Post
Exclusive report from The Anoviated Presa, Lisbon, June S. states Portuguese troops defeated rebels in upper Zumbes poston. Rebellious chiefs were captured and harmed. their heads were salted and sent to the colony's capital.
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Presa
Lisbon
Portugese
Zumbes Poston
Two Quarry Workers Die in Dynamite Blast Near Bethlehem
A premature dynamite explosion at Redington quarries near Bethlehem claims the lives of John Young of Allentown and David Ferry a Hungarian employee. Both men were killed instantly and their bodies were badly mangled. The incident occurred this afternoon and is reported by exclusive wire from The Associated Press.
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Asawisted Press
Booth Bethlehem
Juno 1
John Young
Allentown
David Ferry
Redington
Here
Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Lord Churchill
Treves
Luking
Barlow
Prince and Princess of Wales
Buckingham
Evictions at Ashland Prompt Tenants to Quit
Exclusive AP report from Poliaville Pennsylvania notes the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company acting through its land agent at Ashland evicts forty tenants at Locustdale. Tenants are ordered to quit the premises within ten days.
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Associated Press
Poliaville
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Ashland
Locustdale
Injunctions Filed Against Strikers In Coal Mines
Federal Judge Keller grants five injunctions naming Mother Jones Mike Miller and others as defendants. Complainants include Collins Colliery Whipple Colliery MacDonald Colliery Sugar Creek Coal and Coke White Oak Fuel. Notices posted at Winifrede say wages rise a quarter cent per bushel if enough miners return. one hundred miners back to work today with more expected tomorrow.
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Charleston
W. Via
Keller
Joe Crisco
Paul Defach
Mother Jones
Mike Miller
Pennsylvania
W. B. Wilson
Indianapolis
Chris Evans
Ohio
Collins Colliery Company
Whipple Colliery Company
MacDonald Colliery Company
Sugar Creek Coal and Coke Company
White Oak Fuel Company
Philadelphia
New River
Winifrede
Kanawha
Senate debate on Cuban reciprocity stirs opposition
In Washington, June 27, a sharp Senate discussion on Cuban reciprocity saw Mrs. Teller of Colorado oppose the policy, charging sugar interests fund propaganda. Senator Platt of Connecticut defended ties with Cuba as a duty and warned annexation would threaten U S institutions. District of Columbia appropriation and other measures were settled.
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Washington
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Senate Committee On
Cuba
American Sugar Refining Company
Platt
Connecticut
United States
New Republic
District of Columbia
Democrats Declare for Reciprocity and Antitrust Action
Washington June 27 A caucus of Democratic House members unanimously adopted a declaration condemning the Republican majority for failing to press reciprocity with Cuba. The text praises the Democratic minority for supporting a sugar relief measure, accuses Republicans of protecting the sugar trust, and calls for stronger anti trust and tariff reforms to curb monopolies. The declaration urges immediate passage of new anti trust measures and tariff reductions for goods produced in the United States and warns against adjournment until these laws are enacted.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Cuba
House
Bugur Trust
Senate
United States
Admiral Dewey says Aguinaldo sought loot not independence
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate committee that Aguinaldo entered Manila for loot and gain, not liberty. He described negotiations with General Jaudenes, the surrender plan, and his suspicions of Aguinaldo's loyalty, while denying that independence was Aguinaldo’s primary aim.
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George Washington
Manila
Associated Prova
Washington
Dewey
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Patterson
Philippines
Jaudenes
Merritt
General McArthur
Mr. Patterson
Admiral Dewey
Aguinaldo
Pratt
Providence
Williams
Cuyilte
Deitrich
Carmack
Senator Carmack
Admira
General Otis
General Bell
Amnestiy Terms Agreed For Philippines Proclaimed
Cabinet approves modified amnesty proclamation to be issued on Independence Day. It frees political offenders including Aguinaldo under civil government plans, preserves military protection, and limits amnesty to those jailed for military law breaches.
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Washington
Philippines
War Department
Toot
Wright
Aguinaldo
Guam
Mindanao
United States
Lberty
Secretary Root
Taft
Rome
Root
Lafayette Square
White House
American Polo Team Triumphs in Paris Match
Paris June 2 The American polo team defeated Paris by seven goals in a lively afternoon match attended by a large crowd.
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Paris
Judge rules 600 dollar excess salary must be recovered
Judge Simonton enjoins Superintendent Schaffer from paying more salary to Forest county Superintendent Stitzinger until the $1,600 salary is reconciled with the lawful $1,000. The court upholds the school board which contended Stitzinger had no right to the excess.
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Pres
Harriaburg
Simonton
Public Instruction
Schaffer
Stitainger
Forest County
Stitzgingen
Fuller Syndicate Secures Western Maryland Securities
The Fuller syndicate representing the Wabash railway system formalized the purchase of Western Maryland holdings for 8.65 million dollars, with a 500 thousand dollar guarantee toward tidewater terminal construction. City and county directors resigned. a temporary board was named and a July 8 meeting set to finalize the consolidation with the West Virginia Central.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Wite
Western Maryland Company
Fuller Syndicate
Tidewater
Hayes
Washington County
M. T. Herrick
Western Maryland Railroad
Western Maryland
West Virginia Central
Colonel Herrick
City
Edward Gould
Winslow
Pierce
Consolidated Road
Baltimore's Last Strange Sensation
Mrs Ernest ine L Rauck seeks annulment of her marriage to Lydia Lotta Sawyer who posed as a man for years. Judge Wright orders a hearing with a thirty day response period and possible testimony before a commissioner as no statute covers such a case. Bowyer remains in seclusion after being detained at the police station.
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Mes
Baltimore
Ernestine L. Rauck
Lydia Lotta Sawyer
Wright
Lotta A. Bawyer
Steamship Arrivals By Exclusive Wire
Arrivals include Colombia Hamburg Laiania Liverpool and Wivenstown. Cleared ships include Umbria Liver pool Btutendam Hotterdam Genoa and Naples. Passages note Southwark New York to Antwerp Queens town and Plymouth lists Campania and Patricia with onward legs to Cherbourg Hamburg and Liverpool. Proved through Prowle Point and Kyndam Rotterdam to New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia
Hamburg
Laiania
Liverpool
Wivenstown
Umbria
Btutendam
Hotterdam
Hollogne
Alley
Genoa
Naples
Kroon
And
Antwerp
Southwark
Queenstown
Campania
Plymouth
Patricia
Cherbourg
Prowle Point
Kyndam
Rotterdamm
Union party nominates tickets in Harrisburg convention
A Harrisburg labor union convention named the Union party and nominated a ticket for public office. James K. L. Carpenter, a Carpenters' union member, for sheriff. B. G. Rapp, Typographical union, recorder. C. H. Spotts, Harrisburg lodge 383 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, for legislature city district C.. Patrick Ryan, miners' union, auditor. G. K. Henry, car men, auditor. C. L. Wallower, Painters' union, commissioner.
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Harrisburg
Union Party
James KL. Carpenter
Carpenters’ Union
B. G. Rapp
Typographical Union
H. Spotts
Brotherhood of Railroad
Patrick Ryan
Miners’ Union
G. K. Henry
Car Men
C. L. Wallower
Painters’ Union
Investigation into Panama Canal shares sale risks
Senator Morgan introduced a senate resolution authorizing an inquiry by the committee on inter-ocean canals into the aims of Panama Canal Company shareholders and the potential benefits from selling canal franchises to the United States, amid concerns of unlawful or corrupt efforts. Senators Hanna and Quay objected, and the measure was postponed until tomorrow.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate Committee On Inter-Ocean Canals
Senate
Panama Canal Company
United States
Hanna
Quay
Railway Surgeons Elect Officers At National Meeting
Atlantic City June 27 Officers were elected by the Railway Surgeons of the United States Dr J W McDoeel Fairmont W Va was chosen president Dr H S Hedges Brunswick Md first vice president Dr Brown McConnellsville Pa second vice president G A Davis Bummitt Point W Va secretary and treasurer S A Buchanan Philadelphia assistant secretary and treasurer An executive committee was named with Drs F L Marsh Mt Pleasant and J Thompson Garrett Ind The meeting adjourned after the vote.
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Associated Prova
Atlantic City
United States
J. W. McDoeel
Fairmount
H. 8. Hedges
Brunswick
Flrst
Brown
McConnellsville
G. A. Davis
Bummitt Point
W. Va
Champion Travis Beaten in Morris County Golf Tourney
Morristown N J June 7 Amateur golf champion W J Travis was beaten in the second round of the Morris County Country Club invitation tournament. FH O Reinhart a Princeton man defeated the champion by 2 up and one to play. Reinhart also beat Louis P Bayard one up in the afternoon.
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Morristown
N. J
W. J. Travis
Morris County Country Club
FH. O. Reinhart
Princeton
Reinhart
Louis P. Bayard
Weather Forecast for Baturday and Sunday
Forecast for Baturday and Sunday shows increasing cloudiness with rain by night on Saturday and rain on Sunday. Fresh west to northwest winds, turning west. Northeast lake region affected.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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Stanton Colliery
Penis Mulligan
Roanoke
Arbitration Bill Report
Francis Harris
Republic
Vatican
Associatid
Moeos
Hy E&elalve
Annolied
Mr. Teller
The
Associated Pros
OF the Democrats
Associated Presa
King Edward
Stitginger
Maryland
Ernestine Rauck
Associated Arena
Travis
Associated Prom
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