Close of Navigation Fight Over A Pilots Union
Longshoremen and marine workers on the Great Lakes have struck to secure recognition of the Lake Pilots Protective Association. Ports from Cleveland to Detroit and Buffalo are affected, with up to 50,000 men possibly idle. Dock managers and the Lake Carriers’ Association clash over unloading and non union crews, while officials offer limited comment as the dispute widens.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Marine
Lake Pilots’ Protective Association
Lake Carelers’ Association
Cleveland
Detroit
Burtoto
Ashtsbuia
Watt
Buffalo
Lake Curriers” Association
International
Marines and ‘Transport Workers Association
Trafic
Lake Carcers
Lake Carriers’ Association
Livingtone Vatka
Livingston
Lake Carters
Dode
Aod
Keefe
Lake Cartiers'association
Loatiig
Nikus
Wiew
D. J. Weese
Associated Press
Quiet at Mount Carmel Shooting Sparks Riot Fallout
Mount Carmel Pennsylvania May 2 a serious shooting riot left the town tense as state police reinforced by Captain Tage Wilkes-Barre patrolled the area. Troopers faced a large crowd with stones and threats while residents urged calm amid claims by Mine Workers and their sympathizers. The constabulary reported the unrest stemmed from mine workers and struck mountaineers as they tried to restore order.
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John Mitchel
Miler Ringers Penman
Uitter Mine Workers’ Organization
Ban Taiken
Mendix
John Mitchell
Mount Wavinel
U Mlw
Lieutensanc Smith
Ie Constabulacy
Teontiles
Matty
Hickory Street
Paris braces for siege as mobs clash with troops
A violent daytime demonstration in Paris devolved into a leaderless tumult with dragoons and republican guards clashing with crowds near central arcs. Barricades rose as swords flashed and arrests surpassed a thousand while labor and agitators mingled amid a tense security sweep.
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Paris
Arc de Triomphe
Hourse
Prince
Great
Guanis
Phtintpere
Place de la Republique
Boulevard de Magenta
Curiaus
Wiped Out Town: Only Thirty-Two Buildings Left Standing
Welsburg Indiana May 2 The village with twelve dwellings four stores a blacksmith shop ten barnes and a warehouse was completely destroyed by fire. The Big Four rail way station and two south of track dwellings survived. Losses total about ten thousand dollars with Guth Witer Steider Bargeman Punk among the heaviest at four thousand four thousand two thousand and seven hundred respectively.
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Welsburg
Ind
Hegany
Weisburg
George Guth Witer
John Steider
Chris Bargeman
Edward Punk
Destructive Storm Winds Through Route Area
Destructive storm at Route Area Destruction reported across Branchville Virginia May 2 with heavy rain and long hailstones. Large f owls and small animals killed, two horses lost, roofs of houses and a warehouse damaged, Seaboard Air Line railway sheet roof ruined, crops severely damaged, storm lasted about forty five minutes. Rockefeller makes presents to grandchildren Fowler McCormick and Muriel McCormick from Colraga.
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Branchville
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Rockefeller
Takewnon
J. May
Fowler McCormingain
Muriel McCormick
Herold PL Mcormick
Colraga
Baseball Scores From May Day Games Across Leagues
Chicago May 2 reports summary scores from League and American league games. Highlights include Brooklyn 0 Philadelphia 8, Boston 7 New York 5, St Louis 5 Chicago 1, Cleveland 3 Stal t 1, Philadelphia 16 Philadelphia 4. Toronto none.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cincinnatis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St. Louis
American
Cleveland
Strauls
Philadelpha
Trash- Inston
Association
Columbus
Minners Olis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Veledo
St. Paul
Veredo
Kansas City
Tardlaas Atipolls
Will Finance Frisco Big Loan Nearing Deal
San Francisco officials report a New York syndicate has offered to lend 100 million dollars to rebuild burned districts. Senator Newlands relayed the plan to finance chief Hervin, with New York backers said to be virtually ready to supply funds by bond and mortgage. The citizens finance committee will accept foreign aid and has decided to consider offers from outside nations, including a Japanese emperor’s 200000 man gift rejected by Washington, reflecting Frisco’s cosmopolitan stance.
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San Francisco
New York
Ww. F. Hervin
Southern Pacific
United States
Newlands
Nevada
Paliea
Sanater Newlands
New York Fioundiers
Citzens’ Committee
Japan
Money Stringency Eased by Bank Resumption and Relief Plans
The city sees partial easing as banks resume operations with small certified checks up to 500 dollars for individuals and business clients. Dr Devine of the National Set Cross and local authorities extend aid, aiming to exclude undeserving recipients. A large free employment bureau is planned to channel work to the able and willing. Despite hardship, building activity grows with new one story frame structures under construction to meet urgent needs.
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Waiter States Mint
Wellmann
Siyings
Devine
Set Cross
Real estate broker and wife found dead in Brooklyn
In New York on May 2 the bodies of Juin S. Given, a Brooklyn real estate broker, and his wife were found in their apartment. A coroner's physician reports evidence that Given killed his wife by poisoning with potassium cyanide in headache powder and then committed suicide with the same drug.
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York
Juin S. Given
Brooklyn
Given
King Edward slips on stairs during voyage mishap
Naples May 96 King Talward tripped on yacht stairs but escaped injury and laughed, as reports describe the mishap on the Victoria and Albert voyage before Mount Vesni. Dowie faces charges, Voliva sets May 2 deadline for excommunication. Flint seeks factory relocation for a 1000000 pound project. Rittle, once a noted hunter, searches for site in Flint for a new curing factory operations.
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Edward
Naples
Talward
Victoria and Albert
Mount Vesnyis
Murder Over a Pint of Beer in Fort Dodge
A bartender named Al Freht fatally struck Will Church in a May 2 quarrel over beer price. Church died instantly from a brutal jaw blow in a Fort Dodge scene. Freht faces investigation for the deadly assault.
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Fort Dodge, Jr
No Passes for City Employes in Tivangville
Tivangville Indiana May 2 Mayor Roahne issued an order that no city employee will be permitted to accept a pass. The measure aims to curb improper privileges as officials note that the practice exists here today.
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Tivangville
Ind
Roahne Iis
Banker 18 Released After Six Years For Misappropriation
Charles H. Cole former president of Globe National Bank in Boston is released from Greenfield jail after fourteen days, having served nearly six years for misappropriating about 900000 in bank funds. He heads to Boston then Hingham Mass, with the Globe and linked failures in late 1800s Boston framed as context.
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Greenfield
Mass
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Boston
Greenfeld
Hingham
Cole
P. Squire & Uo
Globe
Coles
John Iickers
Broailloving
Supreme Court rebukes Longworth act bonds ruling in retroactive case
Columbus May 2 The supreme court reversed a death court decision in Tutia city v Montz et al. The case centers on the Longworth act limiting municipal bonded debt without voter approval. The court held limits apply only to bonds issued after the act’s passage, nullifying other bonds. Washington brief notes and related measures follow.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Sepaen
Tutia
Montz
Eireiwit Court
Senara
Tutet
Trains Kill Two Men in Midwest Rail Incidents
In Puna on May 2 C L Whiters 23 son of Fy Wisters a former police chief was killed by the Big Four Knickerbocker train. In Bloomington John Hetterheimer a Chicago cigarmaker recently at 4723 Thenop Street was cut to pieces by a Big Four passenger train at Danvers.
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Big Four
Puna
C. L. Whiters
Fy Wisters
Knickerbocker
Bloomington
John Hetterheimer
Chicago
Thenop Street
Danvers
Von Sternberg to Speak at University Commencement
Sperk von Stenberg the German ambassador to the United States has accepted an invitation to deliver an address at the University of Illinois June 13 during commencement exercises. The subject of the talk has not yet been announced.
Gapon Executed Admitted Spy and Traitor Says Tribunal
A St Petersburg report claims Father Gapon was executed after a workmen’s tribunal found him a traitor spy and provocateur. It alleges Gapon plotted to betray revolutionaries to the government, sought funds, and played a role in Seicheit’s death. The tribunal’s verdict branded him a thief and condemned to death.
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Gapon
Workmen’s Tribunal
Jiupon
Politiead Police
Secret Police
Gerasimoff
de Witte
Durnove
Gaboa
George Gapon
Railway Wreck In France Delays Paris Cherbourg Train
A Cherbourg to Paris trans Atlantic liner passenger train collided with a Nantes freight train near Andreasy. Three crew members were killed and several wounded. US passengers remained shaken. Mrs. George V. L. Meyer and daughters stayed near the Ritz before moving to a private home.
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Paris
Cherbourg
Andreasy
Spe
Nantes
United States
Lanfear Norrie
Pssengers
George V. L. Meyer
Unite States
Russia
Ritz
Ogsen Mills
Beatries
Gladys
Ex-Governor Stanley Denies Kiss Claim in Office
W E Stanley said Mrs Lewis of Kinsley and a state visitation board member reported Governor Hoeh's alleged attempt to kiss her. He admitted the incident occurred in the governor's office about a year ago not last December and said it did not involve a waist embrace. He called a recent statement a fraud.
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Stanley
Topeka
Kan
W. E. Stanley
Wichita
Lewis
Kinsley
State Board of Visitation
Hoeh
Waterloo Saddlery Company Amends Capital Stock
Notice of amendment to articles of incorporation for The Waterloo Saddlery Company sets new authorized capital stock at 100000 dollars, with 15000 common and 36000 preferred stock, shares of 100 dollars each, plus details on paid subscriptions, dividends, liquidation priorities, and voting rights. It also lists dissolution terms and retirement provisions for preferred stock, and names GEO. B. LICHTY as president and HALL as secretary. Notice then covers an application for a permit for D. M. Munger to buy, keep, and sell intoxicating liquors at 207 Main Fourth Street in Waterloo, Iowa, with filing and hearing dates in 1906.
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Waterloo Saddlery Company
Compton
Isaac
Board of Directors
Geo. B. Lichty
Presidant Hall
State of
Towe
Blackhawk County
M. Munger
D, M. Munger
D, M. Munger & Co
Waterloo
Blackhawk
State of Iowa
D. MN. Munger
Des Moines Woman Learns Count Had Wife in Chicago
Miss Bertha Shrimplin, a Mount Ayr girl, secretly wed Moses A. Greenleaf in Los Angeles after learning Count Amanda da Despades had a wife and children in Chicago. The count admitted divorce, while Shrimplin was sent to California for health and the wedding was revealed.
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Des Moines
Ill
Amanda da Despades
Chicago
Bertha Shrimplin
Mount Ayr
Los Angeles
Moses A. Greenleaf
Misa Shrimplin
Trousseau
Ba Cespedes No
Tndiana Avenue
Chien
Public Debt Statement Shows April 30 1906 Totals Rise
The May 2 1906 issue reports that the total public debt less cash in the treasury at April 30 1906 stood at 98 413 247 dollars, an increase of 2 789 809 dollars for the month.
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Washington
Treasury
Illinois Central Timetable Fragments Show Chicago Rail Lines
Rail schedule excerpt lists trains between Chicago Waterloo Dubuque Fort Dodge and Omaha. Northbound and arrivals from the north appear with many numbered trains such as 401 403 405 and 452. Chicago sleeper service departs Waterloo at 6:16 p.m. and arrives Chicago at 7:39 a.m. All trains run daily except Sundays.
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Omaha
Sioux City Limited
Ft. Dodge
Sioux City
Teesweeey
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Chi
St. Paul
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Division Railway Timetable Highlights
The Cedar Rapids Division lists passenger and freight services with routes to Chicago Omaha St Paul Denver Memphis and beyond. Notable trains include the No 20 Chicago and St Louis Limited daily No 46 Chicago and Burlington Sunday ex stop No 8 St Louis Mall and Express daily and the Twin City Limited and Way Freights with assorted stop patterns and times.
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Chicago Sumitea
Chicago Express
St. Paul and Chi
Lim
Dubuque Accom
Fort Dodge and
Dubuque Express
Chicago Stock
Chicago
Omsha
St Pauls
Denver
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Fort Worth
Lu Tossph
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Burlington
St. Lani Mall
Preas
Twin City Limited
iNo
Twin City Wuprece
Cc. G. W. Railway
St Joe
K. G
K. O. Bratt
Sto
Kansas
Weat
Dew Moines
West Side
Way East
West Aise
Chi
Twin City West Side
Railway junctions and western routes described
Wateries Cedar Fails and Northen I No 51 connect at Denver Junction with C GW No 6 for a path west to Omaha. No 6 links at Waverly with GW No 9 for a westward run to Fort Dodge. No 62 connects at Waverly for western points on the CG W Ry. No 64 ties at Denver Jct with C GW No 4 from all nolots west. No 64 again connects at Waverly for all points west on the CG W to Fort Dodge.
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C. GW
Omaha
Waverly
G. W
Fe Dodse
Fort Dodge
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