Strikers Seek Old Jobs Amid Peace Move and Scandal
In Chicago on June 21, a large group of striking teamsters applied for their former positions as a peace party plots to force terms from the Shea faction. The anti-Shea steering committee aims to refer the dispute to the national executive board, while grand jury investigations tie the strike to blackmail schemes and a $30,000 bribe fund allegedly connected to Shea. No reinstated workers were hired as employers consult others before replying.
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Chicago
Suni Yarn Rt Iy
Strikin Teamsters
Ress Annebee Ea
Alta Itcr
Sea Alon
L. B. Beebe
Tee Peace. the First Move of the “Antistrike” Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Shea
Montgomery Ward & Co
Healy
Representati Ane Bl
Rhea
Juginst
La Follette May Resign Pending Legislature Action
Madison Wis June It has been found that Governor La Follette must send his resignation to the legislature and if not before adjournment he will have to call a special session The senate voted unanimously on a nomination by Governor Melier and Erickson to the railroad rate commission N P Haugen was rejected 16 to 11
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Madison
Wis
LaPollette
Ehate Wari
Senate
B. TH. Melier
Halford Erickson
Railroad Rate Commission
KILLED BY MOLTEN METAL IN NYC ACCIDENT
Two men die after a boiler explosion on the Hudson river west side showering molten metal and steam. Joseph Morgan dies of scalds. Wranils Morone vanishes after debris strike near the river. Four others hurt severely and twenty others slightly. Two men are under arrest as investigators probe the incident.
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New York
Hudson River
Wpter
Joseph Morgan
Wranils Morone
Roosevelt Fresh in Virginia as Press Encounters Him
In Richmond the president met a wary crowd and a persistent woman who tried to shake his hand. Roosevelt stepped back, then allowed a brief moment with the admirer before moving on to greet others at the country home visit.
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Virginia
Richmond
Nhot
Atte Bation
Roosevelt
Explosion at Khartaisk Colliery Kills Five Hundred
Terrible blast at Khartaisk colliery in the Donetz region near Ekaterinoalay. Five hundred workers were reportedly killed in the disaster. In a separate item, Fyfe Mason, a prominent board of trade firm, failed and went into liquidation today in Chicago.
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Khartaisk
P Ekaterinoalay
Souther Hirsi
Khirtsiak
Walois Lie
Ruasian Donetz
Board OF Trade
Ont Leago
General Gillespie Retired. Batten Succeeds as Aide
Major General George L. Gillespie, assistant chief of staff, today retired by his own request. He will be succeeded by Major General John C. Batten in the position, as authorities rearrange leadership for the Army staff.
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Corbin
Washington
Chaffee
Au Rial
George L. Gillespie
Taday
John C. Bat
Chinese Unity Against Boycott Spurs Anti American Campaign
Tientsin June 21 reports two major meetings with 800 students from 26 colleges adopting anti American propaganda and a boycott of American goods. Resolutions urge Chinese manufacture support and distribute anti American literature while commercial guilds from 17 provinces sign a mutual bond to forfeit 50000 taels if any member purchases American goods.
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Tientsin
Boyd American Goods
Eleven Negroes Dead From Fight on Southern Excursion Train
In Griffin and Atlanta a deadly clash on a Southern excursion train leaves eleven black men dead. Police say a daylong craps game sparked the violence, with shootings continuing from Atlanta to Griffin. Two Griffin men of ill repute are detained as suspects.
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Atlanta
The
Constitution
Griffin
Hayes
Festival of North American Gymnastic Union Opens in Indianapolis
The festival begins Tuesday night with a public performance of The Glorious Three and runs through Sunday, ending with a farewell picnic at Germania Park. Indianapolis decorates in red and white, with Monument Place statues under construction, as concerts, athletic events, pageants, and mass gatherings mark the five day meeting.
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Festival of North American Gymnastic Union
Indianapolis
Ind
Germania Park
Monument Place
Noted trotting horse Corintho dies after rat attack at Plain City
Reports describe the death of the trotting horse Corintho, 2:13, at Plain City after swallowing a live rat. A veterinary examination found the windpipe lacerated by the rat while exiting the throat. The bizarre fatality stands as a remarkable animal tragedy amid a string of scattered reports.
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Marysville
Oas
Corintho
Plain City
Trade Restrictions Target European Merchants
The article reports that foreign merchants including Chefan Tune Ty-Amioritain Syd Europe an have been modified by the dapanere author to depart and remove their merchandise. The action appears connected to a broader control of imported goods and involves multiple named parties. Details on dates or locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Germany Wins a Diplomatic War in Morroco Talks
Paris reports optimism on Franco German talks as Premier Rouvier and German Ambassador Radolin push for a conference on Morocco. Berlin notes naval strength and Britain’s wary stance, while officials expect agreement despite remaining differences.
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Paris
R Wee
Pramier Renvier
Randolin
France
Berlin
Rougier
Prince Radolin
M. Rouvier
Prince You Buelow
Delcasse
Morocco
Rouvier
Germany
Great Britain
Britain
Perla Price von Radelit
Mure
Juriy
Holms
Bes
Woman Joins Peary North Pole Quest Miss Mamie Babb Declares
Miss Mamie Babb, a 20 year old stenographer from West Brook, vows to accompany Robert Peary on his Arctic expedition to the North Pole. Her plan faces opposition from male skeptics and officials who warn of danger. She has prepared routes and aims to reach the pole, with Peary and his daughter Marie aboard the vessel, and may return once supply stations are established.
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Mamie Babb
Peary
Norway
Dave
Lin Reweh
Mijas Muth Bali
Hie Raya
Comailer Bolwre
Mss Babb
Jeurils
Life School
North Haepse
Rela
Marie
Ilso
Miss Balt
Babb
Jane
Perry
Leon
Mr. Meare
Phone Kisses No Crime Divorce Granted Over Telephone
In Springfield June 21 Mrs George Holman sought divorce citing constant telephone kissing and snubs by her husband who also faced a separate complaint. A Sangamon county circuit court jury ruled telephone kissing and frequent holding not valid grounds, and both cases were dismissed from court.
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Springfield
George Holman
Suffering From Heat Engulfs New Yorkers as Park Opens at Night
In New York on June 21 crowds suffer under extreme heat and humidity. East Side tenements see hundreds of children in streets. many clothed inadequately while mothers call for relief. Police quell infantile unrest as authorities keep parks open at night. Businessmen and sociologists plan formal talks on immigration amid concerns of destitution and overcrowding.
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Parke
New York
Suerte
East Side
Tita
Greater
Twentieth Century Limited Beats Schedule Time by Five Minutes
The Twentieth Century Limited on the Lake Shore route completed the westbound run in 17 hours 9 minutes from New York to Chicago, five minutes faster than schedule. The Albany to Hudson stretch covered 31 miles in 20 minutes at nearly 70 mph, with a 20 mile section in 18 minutes. Seventy-two passengers, including several railroad men, found the trip smooth. rain did not disrupt timing much, average speed about 58.4 mph.
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Lake Shore
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Jim New York
New York Central Railroad
Chicia
Albany
Hudson
New York
American Yacht Atlantic Wins Dover to Heligoland Race
Island of Heligoland June 21 The American schooner yacht Atlantic won the auxiliary yacht race from Dover to Heligoland in 41 hours 26 minutes 24 seconds. Bunanna of Germany won in 40 hours 45 minutes 49 seconds with Therese (Germany) second and Navahoe (American) third.
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Island
Heligoland
Atantic
Dover
Bunanna
Germany
Therese
Amery
Navahoe Waa
Orchid Brings Fortune at London Auction for Rare Orchid
A London auction sold a single Odontoglossum erlapum orchid named Roger Sunder for 4952 pounds, the highest price seen. The flower, notable for red sepals and white margins, features a large white top with yellow markings and a distinctive crest.
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London
Portland Street
Roger Sunder
Sweden ignores revolt sends charge to Washington
Stockholm June 21 Gustavus Strahle of the foreign office set out for Washington as Swedish Norwegian charge d affaires. Legations abroad continue to represent both countries since Sweden does not recognize the dissolution of the union. Steahly plans to renew ties with Nils sequin anes WIL people at Washington. Copenhagen says a majority of the Swedish Mksdag roads to Hoeepe King Oscar's third son Prince Karl.
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Washington
Stockholm
Gustavus Strahle
Foreign Office
Sweden
Steahly
Nils Sequin Anes
Karl
Tondo
Joe T
Copenhagen
Daily Mall
Mksdag
Hoeepe
Oscar
Pinte Karl
Wet
Norway
Train Wreckers Foiled At Lost Creek Trestle
Engineer discovers obstruction on the track amid the Hlah trestle near Huntington West Virginia. A passenger train on the Norfolk and Western road pantbound narrowly escaped destruction when the obstruction was spotted at the highest point of the trestle. The engineer managed to stop the train before danger.
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Hlah
Huntington
W. Va
Norfolk and Wealern
Lost Oreek
General Gomez Dies After Long Illness at Vedado
Havana June 20 General Maxiing dommes died at 6 o clock Saturday in his seaside Vedado home after a prolonged illness of forty six days His death followed a heart failure despite periods of apparent recovery He leaves a widow two sons and a daughter Congress had voted 150000 for his benefit plus 50000 previously approved by the president and congress, with a treasury secretary delivering the checks to his family.
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Cyber Army
Patriot Diew
Havana
Maxiing Dommes
Vedado
Santiago
Pabia
Andrade
Gomez
Cnok
Tro
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Palma
Massacre of 160 Natives on Kamchatka Coast
An undated dispatch from San Francisco reports 160 Kamchatka natives slain in a coastal settlement after a ship anchored offshore. Pirates under pretense of friendship landed, looted, and killed inhabitants, with some Japanese suspected among the raiders.
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San Francisco
Petroprvdak
Kamchatka
A. Morogravienct
Petro
Pavolek
Morogravlenos
Wreck Toll in Maryland Freight Passenger Crash Rises
A Western Maryland rail wreck near Patapsco Maryland on June 20 left at least eighteen dead and a score injured, with the toll later tallied at twenty five. The westbound passenger No 5 collided with a doubleheader east freight, destroying three engines and damaging cars. Crewmen repairing a prior Mt Hope wreck were aboard and perished or were injured. many victims were found under the engine wreckage.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Patapsco
Westminster
Finksburg
Paaseng
Mt. Hope Station
Hen Sets On A Rattler In Nest Of Eggs
Mrs Jesse Hester of Walsh Indiana found a rattlesnake beneath a hen that was sitting on near hatchlings. The reptile had killed a chicken but did not strike the owner. She killed the rattlesnake with a club and saved the remaining eggs.
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Indiana
Walsh
Ind
Chester Township
Jesse Hester
Audience Postponed Amid Moscow Conference Confusion
Fr. Peterabiiis audience postponed due to failure of delegates to agree on reception details. The delay followed the snake-toned address to the emperor and a demand for immediate assembly. Officials in Moscow had convened, but the audience with the muscats was again delayed.
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Peterabiiis
Sun
syeOn
Rusetun
Zem
Atvolala
Moscow
Roosevelt to Receive War Pay for Spanish War Service
President Roosevelt will receive 532.33 in extra pay for service during the Spanish American War. Congress granted two months’ extra pay to all soldiers who served during the conflict. Roosevelt did not request the pay, leading to a delay in receiving it.
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Cuba
Washington
Roosevelt T
Congress
Roosevelt
Trust seeks Sioux City creamery control
A Beatrice Creamery led effort to gain controlling stake in the Hanford Produce company would place the Sioux City creamery plant under the Beatrice umbrella. Beatrice owns Beatrice Creamery stock and plans to merge with or influence the Hanford operation via common and preferred shares held by George Haskell and Farmers Loan and Trust.
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Fae Cie
Hanfart Proot
Ge Ee Air T
Ecco Ee
Westebe
Beatrice Cosamery
Totrol
Creamery Iyre
Sioux City
Dent A
Hanford
Contern
Blois City
Beatrice Creamery Company
Hanford Produce Company
George H. Haskell
Hare
Fpnasae Corporation
Mr. Hanford
Sioux City Company
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Creamery Trust
George J. Haskell
Continental Creamery Company
Nnterest
Derie
Beatrice Company
Booth & Co
West
Southwest
George B. Haskell
Farmers* Loan and Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Haskait 18
Europe
Ft 18
Agenta
Hanford Company
Woodbury County
United States Navy
Great Creamery Corporation
Des Moines
Topeka
Lincoln
Beatrice
Kanana City
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
Denver
Cheyenne
Deadwood
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Colorado
Kanana
Great Cream
Béatrice Company
Ad Vantigesus
Beatrice‘Gresmery Company
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Leac
LA Follette
Chief OF Army Staff
Cagliari
Sardinia
Pour
An ~Oloye
Mansfield
Chesterile
Clark Pierce
Pierce
Cincinnati
Ford & Rohinson Company
Cincinnat
Coleybus
Hadinburgh
Coldstreaon
Coldstream Guards
Beleris
Waring
Lennel Eetite
Ady Clementine Wartig
Coldstream
Mireiage Bouge
Cretna Greer Diel
Bertoltall
Gwe
Gorden
rurAwiy
Broughwainy
Port Jarvia
Mr. Moore
Tiscows
Belme
York
Tandon
Ronen Authority
Waal
Ney
Fok
Weidee
Deolfag Ae Ieee We Beast
Fioliesisk
Merican Yacht
Orchid
Zemstvo
TRUST
Hansford Produces Company
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