Bloody affray at Stickle Hollow sparks widespread labor unrest
Indiana strikers seize a coal train in Consolville and mob actions flare across multiple states. Deputies confront miners at Cripple Creek Victor and Cartersville while unions call for solidarity. Dozens hurt a few minor confrontations occur as sheriff enforces order.
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Stickle Hollow
Homestead
Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
ConseLisville
Washington
Pennsville
Vanderbilt
Dunbar
Pennaville
Moyer Works
Strakers
Venty
CoLoRnaDo Springs
Col
Cripple Creek
Victor
Pharmaceist
Heresy Appeal Case At Presbyterian Assembly In Saratoga
Saratoga May 25 The Presbyterian general assembly reconvened as a court with Elder Daniel H Shields presenting twelve grounds of appeal for Professor Smith His remarks drew applause then hissing The debate covered testimony rules and voting prospects as ministers and commissioners spoke and the session adjourned until tomorrow morning
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Saratoga
Presbyterian General Assembly
Daniel H. Shields
R. Shields
Smith
Ramirke
Shields
Shielda
George L. Kalb
Bellefonte
Simith
Aphomas McDougnall
Cincinnati
Professor Smith
Baptists
Presbyterians
Four-Story Brooklyn Warehouse Collapses. One Killed
A four story brick building at 201 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn caved in at 2 20 this afternoon. Fourteen men were at work. Emil Erickson died in the collapse. Latimer and Sons used the building as an auto warehouse. Three men are unaccounted for and feared buried in the ruin.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Atlantic Avenue
Emil Erickson
Vie House
Latimer and Sons
Fraud in San Francisco Hall of Records Birth Certificate Scheme
Fraud uncovered in San Francisco Hall of Records shows interlined health department entries attesting births of Chinese immigrants since 1847. The scheme aimed to secure birth certificates enabling residence under the Chinese Exclusion era provisions, potentially granting status to foreign born Chinese.
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San Francisco
Hall of Records
Health Department
Note From River Bottle Describes Harrowing Mountaintop Stranding
A note found in a bottle along the Skagit River near Mount Vernox Washington dated April 17 1804 records a snowbound trek in the mountains lasting three weeks with three days without food. The writer H A Jacobow mentions a wife Mary Jacobow in St Paul and says salvation awaits when the snow lifts, with a point about 125 miles upstream from the current location.
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Mount Vernox
Wash
Skagit River
South Fork
Cascade Creek
St. Paul
Mary Jacobow
H. A. Jacobow
Meat Price Rise After City Butcher-Packer Deal
Kansas City retail butchers agreed with local packing houses about a week ago to supply the city’s retail trade. The next day meat prices increased by 1 to 2 cents per pound. Hotels and restaurants consider buying meat from Chicago and Omaha packers to avoid higher local costs.
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Kansas City
Restaurateurante
Chicago
Omahe
State tax conference set for Harrisburg June eight
A series of items from the period notes events including a June eight state tax conference in Harrisburg, a release on Hill the Allegheny County murderer until October, and various local incidents such as a fatal bicycle collision in Allegheny City and a flood related canal closure. The report also mentions the Allentown college for women opening June eight and several political and legal notes from Harrisburg and Bethlehem.
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Harrisburg
Hill
Allegheny County
Pottsville
Evan Thomas
Lancascaster
Allentown College For Women
James R. Honsicker
Norristown
Maxwell
James Riley
Allegheny City
Pennsylvania Canal
Jack Knabel
Bloomaburg
Torkhannock Hotels
Doylestown
Wallace Bort
Samuel Rightly
Simonton
Avery
Solon
Sparring Statesmen Debate Dims Tariff Bill in Senate
Washington dispatch reports a Senate scene between Massachusetts Republican Hoar and Tennessee Democrat Harris over the tariff bill. Tension rises as Hoar accuses Harris of discourtesy while later sugar policy defenses and a clashing exchange with Blanchard of Louisiana are noted. The day ends with progress on the tariff and private pension measures.
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Massachusetts
Tennessee
Mr. Blanchard
Louisiana
Blanchard
Delaware
Higgins
South
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hoar
Harris
Crum Major
Teller
Colorado
Pa Leaders Named in Organizational List
Of Pennsylvania vice presidents Thos Armatage of New York Edward Goodman of Inela Joshan T. Laver ing of Maryland and George F. Hoar Jr of Mansachusetts Corresponding secretary Charles H Banve of Pennsylvania recording secretary A Howland DD of Maryland and teensucer BF Denison of Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Thos, Armatage
New York
Edward Goodman
Inela
Joshan T. Lavering
Maryland
George F. Hoar, Jr
Mansachusetts
Charles H. Banve
A. Howland, DD
Teensucer
BF. Denison
Youth Lawson At Large After Jail Release
Clark Lawson, the youth who has repeatedly stayed at the Barnett house, was released today after his confinement in the county jail last Friday for passing forged bank checks to local merchants. His father, then at Saratoga Springs, agreed to assist and arrange settlement.
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Stroudsburg
Stroupscare
Guy Young Clark Lawson
Barnett
New York
Lis
Saratoga Springs
Hinaon
Woney
Thurston County Convention Volume of Business
A historical record notes the Thurston County Convention held three sessions reporting the volume of business transacted. Details highlight the actions taken and agreements reached during the sessions across local governance.
Senate Bribery Inquiry Into Tariff Vote Reported
Washington May 25 Senate committee findings detail alleged bids to sway Senators Hunton and Kyle over the tariff bill. Charles W. Baltz of North Dakota offered $75 000 to Hunton Jr to influence his father and $14 000 to Kyle, with claims of bankers and capitalists in New York coordinating funds. The panel found no evidence to support the bribery claims against the senators and noted Baltz denied involvement.
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Washington
Senate
Hunton
Kyle
Charles W. Buitz
North Dakota
Warrenton
Eppa Hunton, Jr
Senator Hunton
Tsiguleo
Fauc
Honolulu merchant predicts E Republic victory
W F Peacock, a Honolulu wholesale merchant visiting Dover on May 25, says there is no chance of trouble in the new republic. He predicts Mr Dole will be elected president and that if the Kelly regulation passes the legislature the queen and her party will surrender. Peacock notes 08 percent of Pacific island trade is with the United States.
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Honolulu
Dover
W. F. Peacock
City
New Republic
Dole
Kelly Reaula-Ion
Peacock
United States
Alderman Finds Kindness Wasted on Repeat Drunkard
Owen Dunleavy of Honesdale was arrested Wednesday for drunkenness and released with a reprimand. He was rearrested the same evening in a state of helpless intoxication. Alderman Fuller ruled that kindness was wasted and sent him to the county jail for ten days.
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Owen Dunleavy
Honesdale
Churnway
Fuller
Kindnoss
Owen
Morning Session of Christian Endeavor Convention Opened
Delegates gathered in the morning with Rev W J Ford presiding and Eling Evans leading song service. Charles Chandler and S L Aldrich addressed transformation and fellowship as reports from the union show 4 490 members in 73 societies and 3 033 in junior groups. Secretariat H Manning noted funds raised and urged junior expansion and stronger missions. Committees and chairing were named as afternoon sessions prepared for officer nominations and open parliament on prayer and social work.
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Ray
G. L. Aldrich
Grace Reformed Church
Fies
Chicago
the Tribune
W J. Ford
Green Ridge
Eling BE. Evans
Charlea BE
Daniels
City Union
Hoe
Charles H. Chandler
Tri-County Union
C. Manning
Manning
Eydeavarera
Christian Endeavor
Chandler
L Junkie
Wilkes-Barre
Andrew ©. Smith
Danmore
Miss Reynolds
Providence
S. M. Parke
Pittston
Giles Clark
Scranton
Mise Matthews
J.J. Parkhuret
Heportia
D. G. Tilney
Ashley
Mins
J. J. Parkhurst
D W. Skellinger
Washburn Street
J. C. Manning
Carl Councilman
Pitteton
A.B. Eynon
Eynon
W. F. Nye
Carbondale
Christian Endeavorera
Conductor Nye
George E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
W. Harvey
Annual Gathering of American Baptist Publication Society at Saratoga
The American Baptist Publication society met in the First Baptist church at Saratoga on May 25 with Samuel Crozier presiding. Charles H. Bones presented the seventh annual report showing Bible receipts 21,296.47 and disbursements 18,720.06. missionary receipts 127,049.91 with a 14,509.84 deficit. business receipts 407,804.48 down 15,885.89 from last year. other sources 17,482.05. Forty-nine new publications issued. total items 109,050 plus 24,621,500 periodicals. Net assets 30,206.20. The report was adopted and officers elected, including President Samuel A. Crozier.
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Saratoga
N. Y
American Baptist Publication Society
First Baptist Church
Samuel Crozier
Board of Managers
Charles H. Bones
Philadelphia
Bible Department
Missionary Department
Business Department
Samuel A. Crozier
Varied Events Dominate News From Across States and Cities
Congressman Breckinridge pledges to vote a July Fourth address in Ful in while the Nashville conference on charities and corrections proceeds. Governor Flower vetoes a foreign flag display ban and banker Jerre Seligman leaves large bequests to New York charities. Ill health ends in suicide. Emma Joch shows improvement in Ann Arbor. Chicago's new public building will rise on the old site at ten stories costing 4 million. Meyer will not appeal a New York murder conviction. Dave Kelly captured in Amherst after assault and poisoning attempt near Iron Gate. James Parke, missing from New York, believed deterred by his father’s opposition to a bride. Mrs Pell’s will forces her daughter between residing in the United States or Europe or divorcing, not to New York.
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Breckinridge
Fulin
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Nashville
Tenn
Flower
Jerre Séligman
New York
Parker
Eee
Empire Freight Line
Buffalo
Emma Joch
Ann Harbor
Mich
Peopless
Chicago
Brooke
Meyer
Hunt
Dave Kelly
Miss Pierson
Iron Gate
Amherst County
James H. Parke
Pell
United States
Europe
Helwig Pittston and Miss Evans Adjoin Court Session
Miss Helen Evans from Plains and Helwig of Pittston attended a court session. At noon the adjournment was made until 1 3 o elonk, signaling a brief pause in proceedings.
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Helwig
Pittston
Helen Evans
Plains
Weather Outlook for Eastern Pennsylvania Saturday
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania calls for generally fair to partly cloudy conditions. Expect warmer temperatures with variable winds and a chance of showers in spots.
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Wasmixeron
Pennsylvania
Wearern Pennsylvania
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W. Va
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West Virgina
Camden
Huntington
Decatur
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Ille
Centralia
Thomas McDougall
Commonwealth
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Harry T. McAteer
Huntingdon
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Harris and
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Court of Claima
Lawson
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OF Christian Endeavor Union
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
E. W. Bliss
Lackawanna
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Plymouth Church
Jackson Street
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Aldarman Fuller
MR Aldrict
the Baptist Society
Weather Forecast
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Cheney Bros
India
Broscade
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H. A. Kingsbury
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