Peace at Cape Haitien as bombardment minimal
In Cape Haitien fighting between Firmin and Nord supporters subsided by evening. Admiral Killick ordered Marines back to ship, threatening another bombardment. Firmin's residence and relatives’ homes were looted. Crete-a-Pierrot sought refuge and coal to move. U S to dispatch Marietta to protect interests amid Haitian crisis.
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Cape Haitien
M. Firmin
Haiti
Paris
Alexis Nord
Republic
Killick
General Nord
Crete-a-Pierrot
M. Virmin
West Gonaives
Arito
Eere
Pierre
Nord
Washington
Hill
Cable
United States
L. W. Livingston
Dr. Hill
Moody
Marietta
San Juan
Porto Rico
Bul Livingston
John A. Rodgers
Cape Huaytien
Ncces
Ketta
State Department
Powell
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Cape Haytien
Firmen
Haytien
Haiti Elections Spark Widespread unrest in Port au Prince
Port au Prince on June 9 reports elections for demities delayed but political parties mobilizing. firing heard across the city and the situation described as critical amid mounting tensions.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Hatt
Appointment as Adjutant to the Emperor
A fragment states that during the summer of his service on the expedition he received an appointment as adjutant to the Emperor, a position he still holds.
Sinding completes Sherman statue casts for Washington
Copenhagen report states Norwegian sculptor Stephan Sinding has finished two ten foot high groups for the Sherman statue to be erected in Washington. The works symbolize war and peace and follow the original Danish design by Rohl-Smith. Sinding completed the task after Rohl-Smith died during finishing.
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Copenhagen
Stephan Sinding
Sherman
Washington
Rohl-Smith
Hohl-Smith
Sinding
London donors and burglary case headline
In London June 90 a director of Martinez Gas siot Co. donated 29 pounds to St Thomas Hospital and 30600 pounds to various other causes. In the Old Bailey John Barkley, who pleaded guilty on June 4 to attempting to break into the house of J P Morgan Jr, was sentenced to five years in prison.
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London
Charles Gassiot
Martinez, Gassiot & Co
St. Thomas Hospital
Mdon
John Barkley
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Old Bailey
Yacht for the President Mayflower refitted for sea
The Mayflower official yacht of the United States and Roosevelt's ocean home, refurnished at a cost of 8000, now luxuriously appointed. Commissioned recently, its sailing date awaits. The ship offers six private staterooms for the president and family, lavish decor, a marble tub, and a grand mahogany stair. Commanded by Lt Commander Albert Gleaves, it replaces the Dolphin.
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New York
United States
Roosevelt
Les
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Ogden Goelet
Clyde
Dolphin
Albert Gleaves
Moros slain imposear arrests and surrender report
Manila dispatch reports two Moros who murdered Private Lewis were killed resisting arrest. A Moro truce promise to a colonel prompted capture of murderers. Elsewhere, a patrol clash in Nueva Vizcaya, Leyte bandits surrender, and Major Gardener testifies in Tayabas cruelty inquiry, retracting claims of hostility by higher officers.
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Manila
Lewis
Dato Adma Adma
Frank D. Baldwin
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Minandoa
Eaente
Nueva Visecayo
Luzon
Leyte
Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Gardener
Philippines
Four American Cebu teachers missing may be alive
Report from Manila on June 9 states four American teachers missing since June 10 may still be alive. A Cebu native prisoner says the teachers were held in the island mountains on June 3.
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Manila
Cebu
Constabulary
Transport Sumner Sails From Manila For San Francisco
War Department confirms Sumner sailed from Manila on June 3 bound for San Francisco carrying 226 enlisted from the Twenty Fourth Infantry 2 from the Seventeenth Infantry and 77 casuals.
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Washington
War Department
Sumner
Manila
San Francisco
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Suffers Death by Own Hand at Cripple Creek
Ernest M. Gray son of Dr. George W. Gray of Washington D C shot himself in the breast at Cripple Creek Col aged about thirty five. He had lived in the state several years and worked in mining. Despondency over finances is given as the cause. Remains to be taken to Washington for interment.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Ernest M. Gray
George W. Gray
Washington, D. C
Tay
Washington
Engineer and Fireman Killed Near Boyce La Train Accident
A Texas and Pacific passenger train from New Orleans struck a horse near Boyce Louisiana at 4:00 this afternoon. Engineer J Engle and Fireman Geo Bealer of New Orleans were crushed beneath the engine and tender and killed. No passengers were injured.
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New Orleans
Texas & Pacific
Boyce
Leon
T Track
J. Engle
Geo Bealer
Art
When you are at the Club drink a bottle of Cook's Champagne
A brief, promotional note urges enjoying a cold bottle of Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne at the club. It promotes the beverage as an exhilarating choice.
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Cook
Senate Debates Cuba Annexation and Reciprocity
In Washington the Senate hears Elkins urge Cuba annexation as best for both nations. Platt and Hanna oppose, stressing moral obligations and caution. Debates touch on General Wood funding, reciprocity, and U.S. stance toward Cuba amid pending Cuban relations committee action.
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Washington
Senate
Elkins
West Virginia
Cuba
Platt
Connecticut
Hanna
Ohio
United States
Wood
Jefferson
McKinley
House in Washington Reaches Late Session and Preparations
Work in the House stretched from noon to night with final adjournment probable tomorrow. A preliminary phase saw several resolutions adopted to grease the executive wheels and a rule proposed for printing of conference reports before adjournment.
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Washington
Machinists Strike Over Piece Work Demands at Union Pacific
Union Pacific machinists walked out today in Omaha and other shops after rejecting the piece-work system. They demand a 10 percent wage increase and abolition of the new pay method. Boeing? No. About 140 jobless boilermakers join, totaling 1700 affected. officials dispute that figure.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Burt
Cheyenne
Wyo
North Platte
Armstrong
Kan
Wilson
Chicago Freight Handlers Strike Threat Looms Over Railroads
In Chicago 10000 freight handlers threaten to quit if wage demands are not met. Railroads uniformly respond with amended wage scales to take effect after three months. Unions may join in sympathy if the plan fails. Employees refuse concessions and may strike tomorrow.
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Chicago
Superseder Granted in Chicago Murder Case
In Springfield Illinois Judge Cartwright granted a supersedeas in the case of Dr Orville Burnett of Chicago. He was convicted as accessory to the murder of Mrs Charlotte L Nichols and sentenced to thirteen years in the penitentiary. Burnett to remain jailed in Chicago until the Supreme Court meets in October.
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Springfield
Cartwright
Supreme Court
Orville Burnett
Chicago
Charlotte L. Nichols
Burnett
Nichols
Used dummies to defraud in Mexico City arrest
Jose Madeido, named as a principal in an Equitable Assurance Society fraud in Mexico, was arrested after a staged death and burial. He reportedly confessed, implicating several others while three doctors face separate arrest for alleged complicity. He is in prison amid ongoing investigations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jose Madeido
Equitable Assurance Society of
New York
Madeldo
Uve
Madeida
Boise Marshal Ramsey Dismissed From Office
United States Marshal Frank C. Ramsey has been summarily dismissed from office in Boise Idaho. The reason is not known. Ramsey denies any discrepancy in his accounts beyond a trifling amount from small claims. Ange Beatty will appoint a temporary replacement tomorrow.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Frank C. Ramsey
Ange Beatty
Malta Vita Advertisement Suspends To Expand Capacity
A fragmented notice proclaims Malta Vita will pause advertising as orders surge. The firm says three carloads of orders justify increasing capacity to meet demand and prove Malta Vita is preferred by customers.
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Malta- Vita
Prof
Malta-Vita
Strike Nears End as West Virginia Miners May Return to Work
Newsdesk reports expect a settlement in days as operators and miners move toward concessions. President Stevens met operators in Charleston after Winifred’s recent pay offer, while Norfolk & Western workers largely return to duty, signaling end to a broad coal strike in the region.
Indiana Miners Vote Likely Against Bituminous Strike
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Terre Haute Indiana June 30. Indiana district United Mine Workers leaders expect delegates to the July 17 national convention in Indianapolis to oppose a strike by bituminous miners in solidarity with the anthracite action. Secretary Kennedy says the national officers share the opposition and that the danger lies mainly in outlying districts not bound by the interstate agreement. He notes contracts keep miners at five days of work weekly if railcars are available, while current car shortages and a Pennsylvania strike show little impact on Indiana and western Pennsylvania. Kennedy emphasizes the industry here is not directly tied to the anthracite field and remains unaffected.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Kennedy
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rewards Offered in Wilkes-Barre Strike Intimidation
In Wilkes-Barre the citizens alliance posts rewards totaling five thousand dollars for arrests and convictions of those boycotting and intimidating or hanging effigies. A thousand dollars is offered for conspiracies to boycott individuals or firms, and a hundred dollars for an effigy hanging. Officials report strikers ready to return collectively if concessions are granted, while mine operators deny resuming work.
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Wilkesbarre
Citizens’ Alliance of
National Board
John Fallon
Mr. Michell
Lehigh
Hazelton
Mr. Fallon
United Mine Workers
Fallon
Pardee & Co
OT. D. Nicholls
Pittston
Joseph Frankel
Plymouth
Frankel
Miners Meet in Chicago to Discuss Illinois Iowa Labor
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America met in Chicago with Russell of the Illinois Mine Workers' Union and Heese of the Iowa Miners' Union. They discussed Illinois and Iowa miners and did not connect to the Pennsylvania anthracite strike. Mitchell also conferred with Herman Justi of the Illinois Coal Operators' Association and settled several differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Russell
Illinois Mine Workers’ Union
Heese
Iowa Miners’ Union
Mitchell
Illinois
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Herman Justi
Illinois Coal Operators’ Association
Sixteen Miners Arrested in Pa Strike Violence
Tamaqua Pa June 30 sixteen striking miners were arrested for alleged disorderly conduct in the ee creek valley anthracite region. They are accused of stopping trolley cars carrying nonunion men by threats of violence and forcing workers to go home. Several violence charges are listed against the strikers.
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Tamaqua
Ee Creek Valley
Miners Strike In Birmingham District Over Wages Hours
In Birmingham Alabama over twelve thousand coal miners walked out during a meeting with operators. The miners demanded an eight hour day a two week pay day and 60 cents per ton as the maximum mining price up five cents. Operators refused concessions.
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Birmingham
Ala
Succor for the Strikers Hints of a Long Siege
Secretary Wilson says miners will hold out amid a long siege as the national organization ships three carloads of provisions daily to West Virginia. Flour beans pork and groceries are sent from Cincinnati and Columbus. A Cincinnati rail overcharge prompted a rebate after protests. Wilson travels to Chicago to meet President Mitchell and discuss the dispute with Illinois, miners, and operators.
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Wilson
National Organization
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Chicago
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Ilinsis
Saginaw, Mich
Mail Clerk Killed in Omaha Inquest Confession
Otto W. Roderick of South Omaha confessed at the inquest into the death of Clark Moyer a mail clerk who was found murdered on a city street. Roderick said he and two companions beat Moyer after an insulting remark. he is under arrest and police pursue his associates.
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Council Bluffs
Otto W. Roderick
South Omaha
Clark Moyer
Moyer
Roderick
Record Run Sets 148 Mile Distance Benchmark
New York June 3 Superintendent A A Harrington of the Mohawk Division says the twentieth century limited set a world long distance running record on its Albany to Syracuse run. The 148 mile trip was completed in 14 minutes including a stop at Utica with delays at West Albany.
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New York
A. A. Harrington
Mohawk Division
New York Central Railroad
Twentieth Century Limited
Albany
Syracuse
Utica
West Albany
Centennial brings news of safe steamers from Nome
The Centennial reached Port Townsend nine and a half days from Cape Nome with word that Jeannie and Portland were sighted in the ice on June 17 eighty miles north of Cape Prince of Wales and the Diomede Islands. Thetis was reported not lost and standing by the imprisoned vessels with good prospects for escape.
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Port Townsend
Waezh
Centennial
Cape Nome
Jeannie
Portland
Thetis
Belvidere
Cape Prince of Wales
Diomede Islands
Lost Steamer Note Found In Bottle At Alpena
Tom Garritt, keeper of the Presque Isle lightship, found a sealed bottle on Saturday containing a pencil note about the steamer Hudson of Kee and Ferdi said to be lost last fall in Lake Superior with all hands. The note is regarded as genuine.
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Alpena
Mich
Tom Garritt
Presque Isle
Hudson
la Superior
Union Traction Time Table May 23 1902
Union Traction Co of Indiana issues a May 23 1902 timetable effective at Union Block station detailing routes and schedule information for street railway service in the city.
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Union Traction CO
Indiana
Union Block
Passenger and express car schedule from Georgia streets
Passenger cars depart Georgia and Indian streets with first at 6 am and later times. Cars arrive at Georgia and Meridian streets and at Sao. Eight cars arrive, with departures at 6 am, 8 am, and multiple early hours. Combination passenger and express cars depart 6 am, 9 am, noon, and later times.
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Georgia
Meridian
Sao
Jesve Pevena
Andington Streets
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J. F. Wild &Co Bankers
Stevenson
Municipal Railroad Corporation
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis, Ind
Vort-au-Prince
ST. Petersburg
Baskahort
Nicholas Military Academy
I Mobiles
Odessa
Averat
Gen
Cronie
Jamestown
St. Helena
Cronje
Lord Roberts
Paardeberg
Orange Free State
Edward
President
Mayflower
Dato Adma
Congress
MR. Elkins
Messrs
C. H. Platt
Bailey
Texas
Mr. Bacon
General Wood
Thurber
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Bailey
W. S. Schley
District of Columbia
Treasury Department
Scott
Darien
Court of Claims
Prattt
Pratt
Gallinger
Committee On Pensions
Pensions Committee
House
Morgan
Secretary of State
Isthmian Canal Commission
Lodge
Committee On the Philippines
McCall
Massachusetts
Lis
Alaska
Lassiter
Virginia
Root
National Guard
Hay
Philippine Bill Report
Union Pacific Railway
Dr. Burnett
Charleston
W. Va
Stevens
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Winifred
Coal Combine
Keystone
Norfolk & Western
CrTicuka
Ccticura Omrrment, Inc
Crricu
Aarterhouse
Rue de la Paix
BM. Corp
Boeton
U.S
British Depot
Porrer
C. W. Roderick
Big Fou City
Washington St
Cleveland Line
Cleveland Express
Aude Son
Union City
Cleveland
Basto
Fort Wayne Express
Acco
Boston Limited
Ds N.Y
Bos
Knickerbocker
Renton Harbo
Renton Harbor
Rikhart
ST. Louis
Louis
Louis Southwestern
Tim
Louis Hemsted
Terre Haute and
Mattoon
St. Louis Express
St Louis
Lafayette
Chicago Fast Mail
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
Vernon
Lonieville
Loulshire
Peoria
Mand
Fex
Bloomington
New Castle
HAM
Dayton RY
City Ticket Office
W. Wash
Cin
Dayton
TTD
Tekstone
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Monon Scoom
Louis RY
West Wash St
Lake Ekin & Weer
Toledo
Michigan
Detroit
Decatur & Western R
Decatur
St. A Mail
Hicago Express
D ‘Ecole
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisville
Spek-nbed
Piqua
Martineville
North Vernon
Madison
Xenia
Iscebare
Martinsville
Martins
Richmond
Logansport
Vandalia Line
St. Louis Limited
Wes Terre Haute
West Western Express
Terre Heute
Efingham Ace
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Mancle
BP m
Lmited
Elwood
Eer Jane
Fsanaes
Maryeland Street
Maryland-street
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Greenwood
Franklin BR. R. CO
Mc Merriam, Sreets
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