Tin Trusts Hard Lines In A Fractured News Reel
Chicago reports the American Tin Plate Company facing a nationwide shutdown with 25 000 skilled workers at risk of unemployment as wage disputes trigger a general strike. Pittsburgh and eastern mills prepare for closure while unions seek a new pay scale amid tense negotiations.
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Election in Bland's District and Special Vote Planned
Governor Stephens announced a special election in Missouri's Eighth Congressional District to fill the vacancy caused by Richard P. Bland's death. The contest among Democrats has drawn much attention, with several candidates named as personal friends of Bland.
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Richard Pland
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Arbitration Board Meets Over Wage Seat Plan
The State Board of Arbitration in Denver convened at the Smeltermans Union request to set a wage seat for an eight hour day. The panel of three members will study the dispute between employers and employees. recommendations will be advisory and not binding.
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Spain Declares Martial Law After Riots Across Cities
Rioting injures many as troops fire on crowds in Va Wwnela and Grenada. Martial law declared amid clashes. Protests also flare in Burgos, Toledo and Leon. Wounded included several civilians and demonstrators, amid anti budget demonstrations across major cities.
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Va- Wwnela
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Toledo
Kentucky feud not suppressed flares again
A London Kentucky report says the Baker Howard feud flared anew as A B Hampton, attorney for Tom Baker, clashed with White sympathizers during Sheriff White’s arrest attempt. Hampton fired, killing White instantly, then fled to the mountains pursued by White’s allies seeking vengeance.
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Times
London
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A. B. Hampton
Tom Baker
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Hampton
Chicago Goes to the Transvaal
The Chicago sailed today from Tamatnatee Madagascar for Delagoa. Due to unsettled Transvaal affairs it will be retained nearby as long as necessary to protect American interests in mining and capital activity in the region. The ship aims to safeguard residents and investment.
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Madagascar
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Cape of Good Hope
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Sheriff Between Fires in Cherokee County Injunction Clash
Kansas City June 21 special to the Star reports Judge Skidmore granted an injunction extension restraining coat companies from importing labor into Cherokee County. The ruling creates two conflicting orders directing the Sheriff to enforce labor importation while restraining him from interfering with workers entry. The Sheriff vows to follow the first injunction, risking clashes between authorities and company interests.
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Star
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Logan Arrives From San Juan With Troops and Family
New York June 27 The United States transport Logan arrived from San Juan with thirty nine cabin passengers mostly officers and their families 143 discharged and furloughed and 350 men and 60 horses of Light Batteries Hand E Seventh US Artillery and Heavy Battery 1 Par 1 3 Artillery The troops are under command of Captain Macomb On June 2 John Corbett a dishonorably discharged soldier of Battery G Fifth Artillery jumped overboard and was lost He had expressed suicidal thoughts repeatedly.
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United States
Logan
San Juan
US & Artillery
Macomb
John Corbett
Fifth Artillery
United States collier Aberenda arrives at Valparaiso harbor
The Aberenda, bound from Old Point Comfort to Pago Pago Samoa, brings along structural materials for a wharf and coal sheds and carries 2400 tons of coal for the new station at Pago Pago. The voyage marks a key supply effort for the planned coaling facility at the island. In Chicago, Michael Andrew Korke, a veteran lawyer and active in Ameri- can- Italian relations, dies at an advanced age after a long career. He was a nephew of Sir James Rorke, the first Catholic MP elected after Ireland's emancipation period.
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James Rorke
Ireland
Mobilizing the Fleet Announces Navy Maneuvers Prep
An order arrived at the dockyard in Chatham to mobilize the fleet by July for annual navy maneuvers. Believed to be a step toward large scale exercises as planning advances.
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Ingland
Dick Yard
Riots continue in Cleveland as nonunion carmen attacked
Reported disturbances spread through Cleveland on June 21 as nonunion workers on the Broadway line faced windows smashed and drivers injured. Police dispersed a mob at Axtell avenue, forcing an exodus of nonunion crew from their cars while other lines saw repeated assaults. In London, Tod Sloan rode Koroske to win the Newmarket trial plate, with strong betting on the visitors’ plate. An earthquake rattled Pima and Piorence regions in Europe overnight.
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Stockyard strike disrupts Chicago packing houses
Hy The Silver State reports a stockyard strike in Chicago as several hundred painters join, with 1200 workers out. Armour & Co says the wage scale 189% is adopted, promising the highest wages yet and harmony among packers. Most stockyard livestock purchases drop while negotiations aim for an amicable settlement before night.
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Armour & Co
Swift's Packing Houses
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Armour's
Plague fears and Yellowstone eruption headline
San Francisco June 27 Nippon Maru arrives under quarantine after a passenger died of plague in Honolulu. Medical checks will reveal wealth and passenger details. Yellowstone eruption reported at 9:20 am near Fountain Geyser, 200 to 250 feet high, not previously considered more than a pool. Yale University election selects Dimnock and Ripley amid Mason and Kingbury reappointment controversy.
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Boston
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Waterbury
The List of Casualties
General Otis sent to the War Department a list of added casualties. Killed: Fourteenth Infantry at Guadeloupe Hill, Girard Strumper. Ninth Infantry at Zapote, Alfred A. Mahoney. Twenty-first Infantry, Corporal John B. Gorstner, Jos. Crogan. Wounded: Ninth Infantry First Sergeant Romero T. Perry back slight. Twenty-first Infantry Charles Overton shoulder slight. James Curran back moderate. Fourth Infantry William A. Mulhey abdomen severe. E. John Noland head moderate. David G. Wadlington face slight. Seventeenth Infantry Albert R. Davis leg slight. Musician Wm. O'Carroll forehead slight.
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Guadeloupe
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Girard Strumper
Zapote
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John B. Gorstner
Jos. Crogan
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Romero T. Perry
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James Curran
William A. Mulhey
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Seventeenth Infantry
Albert R. Davis
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Transport Grant arrives at Manila with troops aboard
Washington reports Manila arrival of Transport Grant carrying the Sixteenth Infantry, 40 officers and 1,665 men under Lt Col W F Spurgin. The 26 day voyage from San Francisco sets near the record. No casualties. Also Cape May notes Civil Engineers discuss plans for an international Paris Exposition congress.
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Sixteenth Infantry
W. F. Spurgin
Manila
Cape May
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Desmond G. Fitzgerald
Brave Officer Shot Down in Provo
Special Police Officer Willian Strong was found dead at 12:15 AM near J and Third streets. Police suspect two or more tramps he had arrested at the depot and was taking to jail. Strong leaves a wife and four children.
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Stormy Chamber scenes in Brussels over electoral law
In Brussels the Chamber of Deputies witnessed tumult during a government electoral law debate. Officials accused crown officers of noting proceedings as the Questors protested. The sitting was suspended amid disorder while factions and chorus performances interrupted the session.
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Worisliate
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Forniment
Privateers for the Transvaal plans exposed
The St Jamonte dispatches to the British Admiralty urging action against a United States faction in Pretoria. They seek to stop a plan by the Claonagel representative to arm a Transvaal privateering fleet aimed at looting Cape liners.
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London
Shooting Scrape in San Francisco
San Francisco report says You Shing, a Chinese man, was shot and killed by Ah Sing after Sing entered Shing’s bedroom and fatally shot him. Sing claimed Shing tried to poison him over a marriage dispute. Sing was jailed within fifteen minutes.
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