Cripple Creek Mines Reopening After Explosions
Cripple Creek Colorado June 13 Practically all large district mines reopened after last Monday’s explosion that killed and injured more than 20 non union miners. Portland mine has not announced its status under military order. union workers largely absent. Employers promise no radical action against the Western Federation of Miners while maintaining open shop policies and wage standards.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Portland
General Bell
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Federation
Héderal Bell
Citizens’ Alliance
Federa
Tion
American Federation of Labor
Japanese Press Urges Radical Reform in Korea
Seoul dispatch reports the Japanese press in Korea urging Tokyo to take radical measures to safeguard Japanese interests amid rising tensions. They press Minister Hayashi to convey strong representations to the Tokyo government as Yi Yongku’s revival of Korean cabinet influence looms.
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Seoul
Korea
M. Hayashi
Tokio
Tokio E
Yi Yong K
Deportee's Return Delights Emperor Over Pro-Russian Ties
The decision to permit the return of inet, who was deported to Japan in February for pro-Russian leanings, brings gratification to the emperor and signals eased tensions.
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Inet
Japan
Russia keeps rice contraband in wartime stance
St Petersburgh reports Russia will not heed British protests over declaring rice and other foodstuffs contraband of war. The policy applies to full carloads destined for Japan, intended for the enemy army. The Novoe Vremya says Russia’s position mirrors Britain’s Boer War stance.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Associated Press
Japan
Novoe Vreyma
Great Britain
Russians At Port Arthur Face Shortage And Siege Peril
A Chinese spy in Port Arthur tells of a Russian force under 30,000 with two months of food. Repairs on ships continue as land defenses stiffen. Japanese artillery and Togo’s blockade hinder relief. Coal is scarce and damage to Port Arthur is extensive.
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Port Arthur
Newchwang
Associated Press
Golden Hill
Togo
Rvssian
Retvizan
Petropavlovsk
Cardiff
Republican National Committee Meets in Chicago
Postmaster general Payne and Speaker Cannon lead GOP toward national committee meeting in Chicago. George E. Pexton of Wyoming arrives as 45 members prepare, executive committee meets, arrangements subcommittee meets, and Wisconsin leaders expected to seek a unity accord on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Payne
Republican National Committee
Oase
Cannon
George E. Pexton
Wyoming
Toorrow
New
Senator Scott
John B. Schneider
Wisconsin
National Committee
Woman Indicted in Killing of Caesar Young in Cab
New York June 138 Mrs Nan Patterson actress linked to Caesar Young the bookmaker by a cab shooting scene was indicted for murder in the first degree The indictment cites Dr Edward N Higgins Dr O Hanlon Caesar Young s brother in law and Patrolman Junior as witnesses Mrs Patterson cried in court after learning of the indictment and was treated by a coroner s physician for distress.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Young
Patterson
Ben
Edward N. Higgins
Hudson Street Hospital
Hanlon
W. & Jock
Junior
Sweeney
Leonard Street
E. Michaels
Newburger
Patteson
U.a
Jackson
Hearst seeks Illinois control in Democratic split
Springfield June 13 The three cornered fight over party control pits Hopkins followers Harrison supporters and Hearst backers for the Illinois state Democratic organization. The convention opens tomorrow to decide chairmanship and potential fusion. Hearst interest is indirect but his lieutenants push for influence while Harrison backs Williams for president and Hopkins resists.
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Springfield
Iling
Hearst
John P. Hopkins
Harrison
Congressman Williams
Hopkins
Contel
State Committee
Rainey
Fiarcisen
Whipping Post Revived in Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky Police Judge John J Riley revived the whipping post for a 16 year old black boy named Simon Searce after he struck a white youth. The mother publicly administered twenty lashes with a buggy whip in the square as a crowd watched. This marked the first revival of such punishment in Kentucky since the Civil War.
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Lisxington
John J. Riley
Simon Searce
Searce
Kentucky
Kodak Prices and Printing Services List
Prices for Kodaks range from 1.00 to 36.00 with developing machines priced from 2.00 to 10.00. Paper finishing and printing are offered with prompt turnaround and reliable service.
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New Mexico
Utah
Cole
Dunnville
Sociers
Dinksbhic Store
Windy City
Rogers Bros
19Th Street
Kuroki
Pusan
Goldberg
Kodak
J. A. Hughes
Phone Main
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