Altruism and Charity Bishop Spalding Addresses Charity Convention
The Right Rev. John Lancaster Spalding, bishop of Peoria, spoke at the National Federation of Correction and Charities conference in Detroit delivering a sermon on Altruism and Charity. He warned against heedless charity and urged reform of homes and marriages as the fountainhead of social good and evil. He urged labor to seek the good it enables, not just compensation, and emphasized the home as the source of virtue or vice.
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Detroit
John Lancaster Spalding
Peoria
Ill
National Federation of Correction and Charities
Bishop Spalding
Alma
American Conference of Charities
Light Guard
Spalding
Pearis
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
W. D
United States Civil Service
Wan
Edward C. Runge
St. Louis
Speakers at Indiana conference advocate indeterminate sentences
At the morning session Amos W. Butler secretary of the Indiana State Board of Charities described the beneficent effect of indeterminate sentences. H P Hart of Chicago spoke on Juvenile Courts and F B Sanborn of Concord urged indeterminate sentences. The executive committee announced the next annual meeting would be in Atlanta in May 1903.
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Martha Holmes Methodist Church
Amos W. Butler
Indiana State Board of Charities and Correction
H. P. Hart
Chicago
Central Christian Church
F. B. Sanborn
Concord
Mass
First Unitarian Church
Atlanta
Sage Financier Russell Sage in Serious Condition at 85
New York reports show financier Russell Sage, nearly eighty six, remains ill at home after a cold that developed into grip. Doctors urge rest as colleagues note his long, relentless work ethic and the toll of age on recovery. Sage's secretary and longtime staff are monitoring his progress while he stays indoors.
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New York
the Sun
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Fifth Avenue
Wall-street
Sage
F. J. Menzies
John P. Munn
Hhis
C. W. Osborne
Hasthampton
Long Island
Norcross
American Goods Dominate German Market Despite Imitations
German buyers show growing demand for American office furniture farm machinery canned fruits and glassware while locals imitate patterns and copy American design. Officials in Aix la Chapelle Mannheim and Hamburg note rising imports. the United States expands trade through direct exports and stronger agency presence.
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Washington
Charlemagne
Germany
Italy
Servia
Bosnia
Aix la Chapelle
Frederic Emory
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
E. A. Mann
Breslau
H. H. Ozeman
Stuttgart
H. W. Harris
Mannheim
Manhheim
F. M. Brundage
Mann
C. L. Cole
Dresden
Ozeman
Harris
United States
Consul Harris
J. White
Hanover
M. J. Baehr
Magdeburg
California
Unite States
Hamburg
G. B. Baldwin
Wuremberg
PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA DELIVERS WIDESPREAD JOY IN LONDON
News of peace terms signed in South Africa triggers celebratory reactions across London. Crowds gather at the Mansion House as Lord Mayor Dimsdale proclaims the surrender terms. Kitchener’s peace announcement reaches the War Office at 1 pm and is shared with King Edward and Cabinet. Church prayers and hymns of thanksgiving spread, while demonstrations continue in hotels clubs and pubs. Proclamations in Pretoria set public holidays for coronation days, and cheers echo in Montreal as peace news is greeted across Canada.
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Kitchener
London
Mansion House
Joseph C. Dimsdale
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
War Office
King Edward
Pretoria
Kruger
Transvaal
Edward
War ends in South Africa celebrated across cities
Demonstrations of joy mark the end of the war as bells ring and flags rise. Mayors announce tomorrow’s demos with a half-holiday for children, noon royal salutes, fireworks, and military parades. In Toronto Kingston Halifax Montreal St John’s churches read the Associated Press dispatch and hymn prayers and the national anthem as cities celebrate peace.
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Toronto
Ontario
Associated Press
Kingston
London
Montreal
Quebec
End of South Africa War Draws British Embassy Jubilation
Washington reports Britain’s surrender terms to Boers are liberal and likely to be formally announced soon. Officials note the arms truce will boost American exports to South Africa, with coronation timing influencing the public framing of the peace.
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Washington
London
South Africa
Raikes
Foreign Office
Associated Press
United States
Everest
Department
Choate
Roosevelt
Edward
Foreign Commerce Bureau
State Department
Fire at Rockaway Reach Destroys Eleven Buildings
A fire at Rockaway Beach killed Max Kasten and Mrs Lydia McKrow, both 32, and injured five others including Frank McKrow, 5, Martin Hanson 28, and Morris Kasten 75. Eleven buildings burned, many lodging houses demolished, with losses around 120000 pounds. A man found burned to death in a building is believed to be a candy maker. cause appears from kitchen stove explosion at the Kastens’ frame dwelling.
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New York
Max Kasten
Lydia McKrow
Rockaway Beach
Thomas
McKrow
Frank
Martin Hanson
Morris Kasten
Long Island City
Young McKrow
Kastens
Kasten
French Chamber Elects Bourgeois President After Deschanel Defeat
Paris reports the new French Chamber of Deputies meets for the first session. M. Bourgeois won the presidency over M. Deschanel by 304 to 267 as radical forces gain control. The cabinet resigned with Waldeck Rousseau and awaits President Loubet’s next moves.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Rauline
Chamber
Martinique
M. Deschanel
M. Leon Bourgeois
M. Bourgeois
Loubet
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Delcasse
Eugene Etienne
Louis Maurice-Faure
Louelot
United States protests arrest of Armenians in Smyrna and Beirut
A Constantinople dispatch reports a dispute between the United States and Turkey over the wrongful arrest of two Armenian American citizens at Smyrna and Beirut. The incident heightens diplomatic tensions as officials seek resolution and protection for U.S. nationals abroad.
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Vienna
Politiche
Constantinople
United States
Turkey
Smyrna
Beirut
Second Victim Dead In Staten Island Crash
John T. Bogart of Castleton Staten Island dies after an automobile crash on Staten Island Saturday raising deaths to two. Six are severely injured and a dozen or more slightly hurt. W C Baker of Cleveland and C S Denzer in the car were jailed then released. They faced Magistrate Marsh after initial hearing on Sunday. Baker posted 10,000 dollar bond and Denzer’s was deposited in cash. The case resumes tomorrow.
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New York
John T. Bogart
Castleton
Staten Island
W. C. Baker
Cleveland
Denzer
Croak
Baker
Marsh
Gxing
Shi Baker
Peace appeal revives Cincinnati brewery strike and related unrest
In Chicago on June 1 the National Civic Federation mediated talks between the street car workers and unions, while the Federation of Labor plans to press James H. Eckels for backing the Teamsters cause with packers. The strike gains 1 half percent new members from four major packing firms, threatening meat deliveries. Packets shifted to branches, cutting nonunion access. Ice and coal drivers emerge as potential strike leverage, with possible sympathy actions if needed.
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Chicago
Franklin MacVeagh
National Civic Federation
Union Traction Company
Federation of Labor
James H. Eckels
Commercial National Bank
Eckels
Packers’ Association
Fulton
Haven
English polo clash over sharp spurs ends in police action
London reports spark a spat after Lord Shrewsbury accused L Waterbury of cruelty to animals in a Hurlingham polo match won by an American team led by Foxhall Keene. Shrewsbury had Waterbury’s pony seized. a warrant was issued for Waterbury to appear in court.
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London
Lord Shrewsbury
L. Waterbury
Hurlingham
Foxhall Keene
Walter Buckmaster
Hurlingham Club
Waterbury
Death by Own Action Club Ties Chicago Victim to New York Group
L Wachman a traveling salesman died by poisoning in a North Clark street saloon. A German letter found on him links him to a New York death by own action club and mentions T Wulff as a member. Police seek New York cooperation to probe the alleged organization and its headquarters.
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Chicago
L. Wachman
Clark Street
New York
New York City
Wachman
California
T. Wulff
Wulff
Fennsylvaniay
Cxotr
Philadelphia
News of
Baltimore
Columbus
Ind
Louisvil
Louisville
Richmond
Piqua
Columba
Vincennes Express
Disasters and fleet news from Asia and Europe
Mail advices from the Orient report a deadly May gale off Hokkaido drowning 220 Japanese sailors from 122 herring boats. Additional wrecks, seven fires, and a large Japanese naval buildup are noted. Li Hongzhang funeral rites occur in Peking with swift transport to burial. London reports Irish MPs invited to coronation events. Yuan Shikai, governor of Chi-Li, provides a provincial update.
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Victoria
B. C
Orient
Hokkaido
Teuri
Yokishiri
Yagoyama
Masahi
Neumore
Tokio
Mount Tsukaba
Peking
Li Hang Chang
Tung Chou
Taku
Shanghai
Ngan- Wet
Strike Renewed Over Cincinnati Brewery Lockout
Cincinnati June 1 A renewed strike looms as 375 locked out brewery workers remain unemployed after February disputes between engineers and other staff. Brews run at full capacity with surplus workers, while old hands face nonreinstatement and seek action via boycott led by United Brewery Workers. Some displaced men have found work in Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and other cities.
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Cincinnati
Newport
United Brewery Workers
Boy Scott
Sorn
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Furnace and Garment Strikes Hit Three Cities
In Youngstown Ohio the Independent and Republic furnaces began a strike halting 300 workers at Hubbard plant. In Syracuse New York garment workers began a citywide walkout, nearly 2,000 idle, with nine hour demands and no violence. Denver Colorado hosts Western Federation of Labor and Western Miners Union sessions debating socialism vs independent political action, with leaders predicting a socialist victory.
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Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Mahoning
Shenango
Hubbard
United States Steel Corporation
McMahon
Thompson
Pittsburg
Ohio
Syracuse
N. Y
Denver
Col
Western Federation of Labor
Western Miners’ Union
Boyce
Salt Lake Tribune Commentary Attacks Senator Patterson
The Salt Lake Tribune accuses Senator Patterson of disrespecting the United States Senate with waspish editorials. It says he flouts national sentiment and craves notoriety, preferring pomp over service and inviting public mockery as a worm-eaten branch atop a tree.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Patterson
United States Senate
Senate
Markham to Try The Girl with the Cane
Kansas City Star reports that Mr. Markham, famed for The Man with the Hoe, is expected to attempt a new work titled The Girl with the Cane. The note signals a potential shift in his creative focus and public interest rises as details emerge.
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Kansas City Star
Mr. Markham
Union Traction and Rapid Transit Schedules and Strike News
Union Traction Co of Indiana releases time table effective May 23 2002 with hourly morning departures and limited trains to Anderson Muncie and Elwood plus connections at Anderson. Indianapolis Greenfield Rapid Transit notes cars and freight schedules. Fargo North Dakota reports end of three week building trades strike as contractors agree to wage demands but not union enforcement, allowing union or nonunion workers.
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Anderson and
Muncie
Andervor
Anderson
Lmited
Elwood
Marion
Alexandria
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Fargo
N. D
Fisher of Union Bag ill with pneumonia in Ballston
N Y Ballston June L L G Fisher president of the Union Bag and Paper Company of Chicago is dangerously ill with pneumonia in Ballston He arrived Wednesday and settled the strike of the companys employer He is accompanied by his wife and son.
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Ballston, N. Y
L. G. Fisher
Chicago
Union Bag and Paper Company
Lston
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Endures for Teething Pain
An old household remedy, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, marketed for teething, wind colic, and diarrhoea relief, touted as safe for children for over fifty years. The ad warns against tainted mixes and opiates while promoting Hale’s Honey of Tar for coughs and toothache drops as quick remedies.
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WM. H. Armstrong & CO
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God Save the King
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Chi-Li Province
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Algona
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Cincinnati Fast Mail
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Detroit Express
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Dayton Limited
Dayton Express
Toledo and
CHL
Pats
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Chica Wight
Chicago Fast Mail
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Chicago Express
Chicago Rennet
Pa Monon
Lake Erie & Western BR. R
Michigana
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Munette
Laporte
Indiana
Decatur & Western
R’y
Decatur
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Decatur and
Union Traction CO. OF
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