Nominations of Two New Major Generals and Army Promotions
The president sent to the senate nominations for two new major generals John C Bates and George W Davis. Colonels Theodore F Wint Frank D Baldwin Jesse M Lee William H Carter to brigadier general. Major J C Bates and Tasker H Bliss nominated brigadier general. Surgeon general for four years William H Forwood to hold brigadier general rank.
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Washington
Senate
John C. Bates
George W. Davis
Theodore F. Wint
Sixth Cavalry
Frank D. Baldwin
Fantry
Jesse M. Lee
Thirtieth Infantry
William H. Carter
Tasker H. Bliss
William H. Forwood
Anti Anarchy Bill Passes House Despite Defeat of Recommit
Washington June 10 The House defeated DeArmonds motion to recommit the anti anarch y bill striking out death for killing foreign ministers and the legal presumption clause. The bill passed 175 to 38. A separate resolution on detained Americans in South Africa was adopted. In New York Carl D Wright said no interference with coal strike inquiry and noted Roosevelt support.
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Washington
DeArmond
Lanham
Tex
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
South Africa
Secretary of State
House
Department of Agriculture
Jones Exonerated by Senate Indian Affairs Probe
Washington June 10 The senate committee on Indian affairs reports no foundation to charges against W A Jones commissioner of Indian affairs over leasing on Standing Rock reservation S D The report is agreed to Simmons NC supports a national forest reserve in the Southern Appalachian region The naval appropriation bill is set for debate totaling 78166838 and discussion resumes on the canal proposal with Senator Harris Kan endorsing the Nicaragua route.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Indian Affairs
W. A. Jones
Indian Affairs
Standing Rock Reservation
S. D
Jones
Simmons
N. C
Appalachian Mountain
Harris
Kan
Committee On
Aiding the Coal Strikers Rises in Hard Coal Belt
Wilkesbarre Pa June 10 The tightening up continues with all unions in the hard coal belt joining the effort The railroaders in the region refuse to aid companies by handling trains carrying deputies coal and nonunion workers at Freeland Lehigh Valley men will not handle soft coal to displace hard fuel and Kingston Delaware Lackawanna and Western crews oppose hauling soft coal and condemn conductor deputies efforts
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Wilkesbarre
Freeland
Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill Railroad
Lehigh Valley Company
Kingston
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Pope Delighted by Roosevelt Gift of Works and Vatican Mosaics
A Rome dispatch reports the pope highly pleased with President Roosevelt’s gift of a complete set of his works. The pontiff reportedly ordered mosaics of St Peters and the Vatican library transmitted to the president with thanks. The mosaics are described as magnificent Vatican workshop pieces.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Rome
Roosevelt
Vatican
Emigration from Copenhagen Swells with Young Swedes
Copenhagen reports rising emigration to the United States as many young Swedes depart, seeking relief from strict military service rules. The movement appears centered in the port, reflecting broader waves of immigration.
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Copenhagen
United States
America
Roosevelt Aide Wright Possible Peace Effort In Mine Strike
President Roosevelt may be drawn into the anthracite strike through United States labor commissioner Carroll D Wright who will meet United Mine Workers leader John Mitchell in New York. Mitchell said he does not know Wrights purpose and officials expect only investigation, not direct authority to settle the dispute.
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New York
Arroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Labor Bureau
Wright
Roosevelt
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Carroll D. Wright
Washington
Hanna
Labor
Hazle Brook colliery floods as firemen shortage stalls pumps
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports the Hazle Brook colliery to be flooded after J A Wentz & Co cannot secure firemen and pump runners. Coxe's Stockton colliery also fills with water due to a depleted firemen and pumpmen force. Citizens protest deputy stationing at Yorktown colliery while 5000 miners in Virginia and Wise and Scott counties return to work amid company assurances.
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Hazleton
Wentz & Co
Hazle Brook
Coxe
Stockton
Mauch Chunk
Yorktown
Gombert
Carbon County
Striker Action in Freeland and Ebervale Intercepts Traction
Hazleton Pa June 10. Superintendent Kudlick of Coxe Bros. & Co. was attacked by women on Freeland streets but uninjured. About 800 strikers gathered at Ebervale and 1000 at Goddell to intercept traction cars. nonunion workers were not found.
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Hazleton
Kudlick
Coxe Bros. & Co
Freeland
Ebervale
Goddell
Miller and Rouell campaign notices for Beadle County
Republican primary notices announce Dono H Miller for county commissioner Third district and M Rouell for county auditor in Beadle County with appeals for voter support and commitment to dedicate time to office duties.
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Beadle County
Dono. H. Millers
Asner F. Pay
M. RouelLes
Liberty
Beadie County
L. C. Burney
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George Wm. Estes
Springgrove
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
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Masury Bros
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Huron, S. D
Parke Davis
Sadie B. Finckh
Dakota Avenue
William H
Forwood
Eral
Archy
J. C. Bates
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Pope Leo
President Mitchell
Missioner Wright
ICA Akes
Standard Oil CO
Sapolio
Middlesboro
Buchanan County
W. Va
Wise and
Scott Counties
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
Toimie
A. Colcord
Holbrook
Woles
Republs
Lawrence S. DuBois
J. H. Wisenor
B. M. Rowey
Parker
Phane
Wisconsin
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