Deportations Ordered of Miners Union Members in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Colo June 11 General Sherman M Bell orders ninety seven Miners Union members removed from Teller County aboard a special train. The Citizens committee also recommends deportations for about 100 more held in the Victor armory. Bell vows to purge agitators by rapid removals, warns of possible fights but aims to avoid serious trouble.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Sherman M. Bell
Miners’ Union
Teller County
Citizens’ Committee
Victor Armory
General Bell
Liaoyang
Liuyen
Feng- Wangcheng
Port Arthur
Togo
Kaichou
Kuropatkin
Bell takes radical action organization Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Colorado June 11 The district quiets as nonunion mines reopen led by Stratton Independence while the Portland mine stays shut under General Bell. Employers sign a pledge not to hire anyone connected with District Trades Assembly or state labor groups, prompting mass resignations for shop and trade union members.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Stratton Independence
Portland
General Bell
Citizens’ Alliance
District Trades Assembly
State Federation of Labor
American Labor Union
Western Federation of Miners
Eee
Japanese Army Advances in Manchuria and Korea Operations
The First Japanese Army reports successful operations over two days with four reconnoitering columns toward Liaoyang Haicheng Saimaisza and Liuyan occupying towns and dislodging hundreds of Russians. Japanese casualties total sixty five.
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Fusan
Korea
Liaoyang
Haicheng
Saimaisza An Liuyen
Japanese rout Russian battalion at Haimachi
General Kuroki reports a Japanese detachment defeated a Russian infantry battalion with two guns at Haimachi on Tuesday. Japanese losses were three dead and 24 wounded, while the Russians left 23 dead or wounded and possibly seventy more lost. Two Russian officers and five men were captured.
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Tokio
Kuroki
Haimachi
Gorernee
Milwaukee official Adham pleads guilty in bribery case
Ambrose B. Adham former city superintendent of bridges and indicted official, pleaded guilty to two amended charges of malfeasance. Judge Brazee sentenced him to pay $100 and costs in each case or serve two terms of ninety days in the house of correction. Fines paid.
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Milwaukee
Ambrose_ B. Adham
Brazee
House of Correction
Russian Forces Repelled by Japanese Near Taxushan
Japanese detachments pressed Russian cavalry near Siuyen and Wasi Chimurbang driving them back to Kaichou. Russian losses totaled 70 to 80 casualties, Japanese losses were four killed and sixteen wounded. Earlier, another clash sent Russian troops toward Tungyuan pu with similar high casualties.
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Ement
Tungyuanpu
Taxushan
Siuyen
Wasi Chimurbang
Kaichou
Russians Plan Evacuation of Port Arthur Fleet
From St Petersburg dates June 11 report that Port Arthur squadron plans to depart if fortress falls. Russians would link with Vladivostok fleet to sail toward Vladivostok, bypassing mined Korean straits guarded by Japanese torpedo boats.
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St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Admiralty
Japan
Joint protest agreed to stop Armenian atrocities
Paris reports that British French and Russian ambassadors will present a joint representation to the grand vizier urging an end to Armenian atrocities. The move follows official findings of bloody combats village destructions and killings in Armenia. Jadovski’s wound is not dangerous.
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Paris
Delcasse
Constantinople
Armenia
M. Jadovski
Arbitration Plan Adopted by Lynn Shoe Makers and Knitters
Special committees of the Lynn Shoe Manufacturers association and Cutters' Assembly 2,662, Knights of Labor, agree to a permanent arbitration plan in Lynn cutting rooms affecting 30 percent of factories and 1590 cutters. There shall be no strikes or lockouts. wage disputes go to a three from each group settlement board and appeals to state or local arbitration boards if needed.
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Lynn
Mass
Lynn- Shoe Manufacturers Association
Cutters’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
State Board of Arbitration
Philippine revenue law draft simplified with rate cuts
The original internal revenue bill has been simplified with lower rates and the removal of some taxes including the corporate tax. The commission plans to reconvene in Manila on June 20 for a public discussion of the proposed law.
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Manila
Captives Recover From Illness in Tangier Cable
Rear Admiral Chadwick reports from Tangier that captives Perdi caris and Varley have recovered from illness. A fleet surgeon will not proceed to Rai suli's camp, per the navy department dispatch.
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Washington
Chadwick
Navy Department
Tangier
Perdicaris
Varley
Raisuli
Russian minister shot in Bern street attack
Berne Switzerland June 11 The Russian minister M V V Jadovski was shot in a street and seriously injured in the head. The would be assassin Linitski a Russian in Bern for several weeks was arrested after the attack. He complained of something and acted violently before the shooting.
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Berne
Switzerland
M. V. V. Jadovski
M. Jadovski
Linitski
Serne
Envoy Sent to Bandit in Tangier Mediation
Paris reports the French minister in Tangier says Mohammed El Torres has sent his son to Raisuli to present final terms for the release of Perdicaris and Varley. The son departed. journey to Raisuli will take a day or two and officials expect a successful outcome. The move signals Morocco's sincere efforts and cautious conduct by American and British admirals.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Tangier
Mohammed el Torres
Raisuli
Perdicaris
Varley
Mohammed
Morocco
False Imprisonment Charge In Banished Miners Case
Denver June 11 Thomas H Parfet one of twenty six miners deported from Victor Tuesday night has sued out a warrant in Justice Rice court for arrest of Deputy Sheriff Harry D Henson and seven unknown assistant deputies who stood guard over the trainload of banished miners on the charge of false imprisonment
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Denver
Thomas H. Par Fet
Victor
Miss Lena Morton Dies in Paris at Twenty Seven
Paris June 11 Miss Lena Morton daughter of Levi P Morton of New York died this morning from blood poisoning after an appendicitis operation. She was twenty seven, elder of the two unmarried Morton daughters, educated in Paris while her father was U S ambassador to France. A linguist and cultivated, she was a general favorite. Family fears the blow will greatly affect Mrs Morton who has been indisposed.
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Paris
Lena Morton
Levi P. Morton
New York
Alleged Train Robbers Escape From Pursuit
Two survivors of a band that dynamited an express car on the Denver and Rio Grande near Parachute escaped during the night from Garfield creek canyon where pursuers surrounded them. They cannot have gone far and are believed to be soon located.
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Newcastle
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande
Parachute
Garfield Creek Canon
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