Norfolk & Western Railway Schedule May 24 1903
Schedule in effect May 24 1903 shows Nos 23 24 18 and 21 arrivals from Pennsylvania Lines station Cincinnati and Nos 32 33 34 35 commuter trains daily except Sunday from U S and N R B station. No 24 through train to Roanoke Richmond and points via Norfolk and Western with Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke. Sardinia connects with Hillsboro branch trains depart 5:30 am 3:45 am and 7:10 pm daily except Sunday.
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Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman
Bluefield
Sun
Rae
Clare
Baldwin
Batavia
Winsburg
Sardinia
Winchester
Peo — St'tions
Sun Sup
Sun. Sur
San A.M
Portsmouth
Rarden
Peebles
Lowell Mills Strike Ends After 83 Days Consensus
The Lowell textile council declared the great mill strike over ending a stoppage that began March 30 and involved about 17,000 operatives. Wages lost reached roughly $1.3 million as agents plan to rehire returning workers with no discrimination toward strike leaders amid high cotton prices.
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Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Lowell Mills
Conroy
William S. Southworth
Operators Grievances Ahead of Conciliation Board Meeting
Wilkesbarre Pa June 22 Operators plan to press grievances at Thursday’s conciliation board session alongside miners. They protest petty strikes interference with non union workers and reduced output from workers staying home. Miners counter with discrimination claims and changes in conditions since the strike, plus longer Saturday hours and yardage and wage issues.
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Wilkesbarre
Schuylkill
Drummer and Officer Drown Bathing at Galveston Beach
In Galveston Texas on June 22 J C Wells a drummer from New York and J D Proctor a Houston police officer ventured beyond the ropes while bathing and were drowned Their bodies were recovered and identified despite the surf conditions.
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Galveston
Tex
J. C. Wells
New York City
J. D. Proctor
Houston
Pacific Cable Link to Manila Set Within a Week
San Francisco reports the final link of the commercial Pacific cable will be laid within a week, connecting San Francisco to Manila and giving the United States direct communication with the Philippine possessions.
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San Francisco
Manila
United States
Grasshopper Plague Threat Looms Over Bridger Creek Ranches
Livingst on Montana June 22 Con sternation grips Bridger Creek ranchers as a grasshopper infestation multiplies. The rapid spread threatens an unprecedented pest outbreak and potential crop damage this season.
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Livingston, Mont
Bridger Creek Country
Fire devastates Boise business district amid $140000 loss
A Sunday blaze in Boise Idaho caused $140000 in damage to the business section. The hardest hit were Northrop Hardware Co. with $60000, Armour & Co. $15000, and John L. Day & Co. grocers at $28000.
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Boise
Ida
Northrop Hardware Co
Armour & Co
John L. Day & Co
Steamer St. Joseph wrecks on Ford shoals near Oswego
In dense fog the steamer St. Joseph from Toronto to Oswego struck rocks on Ford shoals three miles west of Oswego while bound for coal. No further details given on casualties or salvage.
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Oswego
N. Y
St. Joseph
Toronto
Ford Shoals
Street cars resume service with militia guards
In Dubuque Iowa on June 22 street cars ran again after four militia companies were deployed to protect the property amid earlier unrest. No disturbance was reported as service resumed.
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Dubuque, Ia
Kiowa Indian Baptist Convention Bans Whites From Meetings
The Kiowa only Indian Baptist convention at Hobart Oklahoma on June 22 adopted a resolution excluding all whites from gatherings. Missionaries say timidity in religious participation in front of whites prompted the move. Lone Wolf, their chief minister and Carlisle graduate, presides during the session.
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Hobart
Okla
Indian Baptist Convention
Lone Wolf
United States
Carlisle
Robbers found with buried post office loot in Seven Mountains
Bellefonte Pa June 22 The gang arrested in the Seven Mountains Saturday evidently robbed a post office recently. A buried package in the old barn held postage stamps from one to ten cents totaling 167.44. The bundle included two nitro glycerin bottles and other items. The men, about 30, refuse to talk. The wounded member shot by the sheriff’s posse is improving and has a good recovery chance.
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Bellefonte
Seven Mountains
Sheriff's
Student detained after letter threatens President Roosevelt
John H. Henselman Jr., a University of Michigan student, is held by police in Washington as overstudy concerns rise. He arrived Sunday and attracted notice by tipping hotel staff $5. He allegedly wrote a letter to President Roosevelt warning that the president’s influence would be used to push alleged land deals, claiming two or more men would be killed.
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Washington
John H. Henselman, Jr
University of Michigan
Covington
Ind
Roosevelt
Esssn
Five Hundred Miles of It Shipped From New York
Gen. Greely reports 580 miles of submarine cable shipped from New York to Seattle for the Puget Sound Alaska line. Remaining 750 miles to be sent in August. First long cable made in the United States. Capt. Edgar Russell sails to Seattle for laying prep, followed by Col. James Allen in August.
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Washington
Greely
Puget Sound
Alaska
New York
Seattle
United States
Edgar Russell
Signal Corps
James Allen
Massachusetts in collision with schooner off Boston
The battleship Massachusetts returning from Boston to New York collided with the schooner Martha T. Thomas near the Boston lightship. The Martha T. Thomas sustained damage to the starboard side, including torn main chain plates and leaking at about two inches per hour. Capt. Watts reports the blow was glancing and primarily affected rails and planking.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New York
Martha T. Thomas
Thomaston
Apalachicola
Watts
Thomas
Religious Riots Stir Throughout French Processions
In Paris on June 22 rioting erupted as clericals clashed with anti clericals during religious processions. Brest reported an anti clerical mob tried to seize the host from a priest. a free fight injured 15 people, mostly women. Nantes and Anger also saw lesser troubles.
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Paris
Brest
Nantes
Hanna reiterates no vice presidential candidacy
In Cleveland on June 22 Senator M A Hanna restated that he would not be a candidate for vice president and would decline any nomination He said his ambition does not lie toward the white house and nothing could make him change his decision.
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White House
Cleveland, O
M. A. Hanna
Supreme Court Justice Hurt in Wreck Near Point Reyes
An extra North Shore train jumped the track one mile south of Point Reyes. One coach overturned. Michael Kirk of San Francisco was killed. Justice Angel Lotti of San Francisco was injured in the crash on June 22.
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Supreme Court
San Francisco
North Shore Railroad
Point Reyes
Michael Kirk
Angellotti
Ponca Chief White Eagle Resigns and Passes Title
Chief White Eagle of the Poncas resigned Sunday in White Eagle Oklahoma and transferred his title to his son Tahgy. The ceremony was marked by festivity and 700 ponies were given away as presents to honor the event.
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White Eagle
Okla
Tahgy
Pair of Lovers Die in Greenwood Double Tragedy
Scranton reports a Greenwood couple Ernest Schm ie and Miss Jennie Brennan killed themselves after a rival woman claimed an engagement. Brennan drank carbolic acid and Schm ie then shot himself after pursuing by bystanders. Brennan remained alive but gravely ill.
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Scranton
Ernest Schmie
Jennie Brennan
Greenwood
Schmie
Miss Brennan
Thomas Cavanaugh
Jett and White Remain In County Jail Cell
Curtis Jett and Tom White spent a quiet Sunday in the county jail felons’ cage in Lexington Kentucky. They were cut off from visitors and religious services due to crowds. The jailer supplied whisky and meals from a restaurant with a charge to cover costs. Judge James Hargis left Jackson after visiting and urged the men to be courteous to jail staff and visitors.
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Lexington
Curtis Jett
Tom White
Jett
White
James Hargis
Jackson
Man Under Guard After Shooting Attempt on Attendant
James Shevlin son of a Minneapolis lumber merchant arrived in Buffalo en route to his home from Dansville sanitarium. While waiting for a train he tried to shoot his attendant claiming Tecumseh's spirit urged him to kill. He is confined as insane and to be sent home Monday under guard.
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Buffalo
N. Y
James Shevlin
Minneapolis
Dansville Sanitarium
Shevlin
Tecumseh
Maj James B Pond Dies After Amputated Leg
Maj James B Pond, noted manager of lecturers and singers, died at his Jersey City home following an operation on June 17 that led to the amputation of his right leg. He had been ill for a month and the wound failed to heal after the procedure.
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New York
James B. Pond
Jersey City
Maj. Pond
Omaha Jury Convicts Line Tinner of First Degree Murder
In Omaha on June 22 the jury found Line Tinner of company I 25th Infantry guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Sergt. Robert Yourse of the same company, while sparing the death penalty.
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Omaha, Neb
Line Tinner
25Th Infantry
Sergt
Robert Yourse
Dramatic and Musical Critic Samuel Steele Dies
Samuel Vernon Steele, a renowned Chicago dramatic and musical critic, died of bronchitis. The illness began during the World's fair era.
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Chicago
Samuel Vernon Steele
Newspaper man A H Dooley dies in Atlanta at 63
Atlanta mourns A H Dooley, 63, a journalist who came from Indianapolis a year ago for his health. He was last employed by the Indianapolis Journal. He died Sunday in Atlanta unidentified causes.
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Atlanta
A. H. Dooley
Ndianapolis
Ind
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