Meat packers save stock as mob battles police
A riot at Chicago stockyards forces arrest of six men led by Boward Allen after mobs attack wagons and stores. Police guard meat plants through the night as 160 officers shift from South Side stations to the stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Street
Taylor Street
Boward Allen
Michael Murray
Charlies McDole
George Core
James Woyselark
John Ritchie
Froehling & H
Rettinger & Hoftner
Sixteenth
State Streets
Froehling & Heppe
Twelfth-street Viaduct
Moore
George Froechling
Clark Street
Chicago
Hotels ReviictuaLed by Independent Packers Arbitration
Chicago June 2. The report centers on a major hotel eviction issue tied to independent packers arbitration. The piece notes tense developments, indicates high stakes for stakeholders, and signals ongoing legal and financial ramifications.
Weather Forecast for Central and Northern Indiana
Showers and thunderstorms expected in central and northern Indiana with cooler conditions. Tuesday partly cloudy in Indiana and Illinois with showers, then cooler by midweek. Ohio also shows showers and cooler weather. Local observations report a maximum temperature around 83 and minimum near 62 with variable wind and precipitation data for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Tlinois
Ohio
R.H
Iture
W. T. Blythe
Indianapolis
Transatlantic Ships Arrive in European and British Ports
On June 2 several liners arrived or departed. Carthaginum and Statendam reached European ports from New York, Patricia sailed from Hamburg to New York, Aller arrived for Genoa, Friedrich der Große and Cymric tied up in Bremen and Liverpool respectively, Minneapolis and Moltke arrived in London and New York, with Ultonia also listed as arriving from an unknown origin.
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Glasgow
New York
Mon- Lizard
Statendam
Rotterdam
Plymouth
Patricia
Hamburg
Gibraltar
Aller
Genoa
Bremen
Friedrich der Grosee
Liverpool
Cymric
London
Minneapolis
Moltke
Ultonia
Striking Teamsters Cut Ice to Pressure Chicago Hotels
Phases of the Teamsters strike unfold in Chicago as the Great Northern Hotel loses ice supply after using Irwin Brothers meat suppliers. The hotel switches to independent packers signatories to the union, while arbitration efforts by Frederick W. Job and W. L. Turley seek a quick settlement. Meat consumers gain relief as Fulton market ice cuts ease, with 20 independent wholesale markets ready to fill needs and some venues stocking up to wait out negotiations.
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Teamsters
Great Northern
Chicago
Irwin Brothers
Board of Arbitration
Fulton Market
Koerner Shines In Six Round Draw With Blackburn At Empire
Bradford forfeited and Kid Blackburn failed to meet Koerner as substitute. Blackburn and his brother used hold up tactics over purse extra, drawing a six round bout halted by Captain Kruger with Referee Marx declaring a draw. Koerner impressed given no training while Blackburn overhyped and criticized by crowd. Prelims included James Lewis and Howard Mayer draw, Brune floored Clark, Kentucky Kid defeated Elliott.
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Kid” Bradford
Chicago
Kid Blackburn
Empire Theater
George Koerner
Indianapolis
Bradford
Koerner
Blackburn
White Land
Blackburn Brothers
Fred
Jack Cullen
Blacburn
Twe
Lee
Lackburn
Welchins
Empire
James Lewis
Howard T. Mayer
Jack Ryan
Kid” Brune
Lawrence Clark
Clark
Brune
Fred Eliott
Elliott
Kid McFadden Knocks Out Jem Williams for Bantam Crown
San Francisco fighter Kid McFadden defeats Jem Williams of London at the National Sporting Club in a five round bantamweight title bout. A crowded ring with Tom Sharkey Gus Ruhlin and Joe Walcott watching as McFadden, overweight by a pound, presses from the outset and lands a final jaw strike at the end of the fifth round for the victory and £350 purse.
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London
Kid” McFadden
San Francisco
Jem Wil- Names
National Sporting Club
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Joe Walcott
McFadden
Williams
Mc Keever KO'd in first round by Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
In Industrial Hall Philadelphia on June 2 Charley Mc Keever was knocked out in the opening round by Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. A right hook at the bell left Mc Keever unable to answer the count as the second round began.
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Philadelphia
Charley McKeever
Jack O'Brien
Industrial Hall
O'Brien
McKeever
Pittsburg Bout Ends In Six Round Draw Between Boxers
Pittsburg on June 2 saw Jack McClelland of this city and Ole Oleson of Chicago fight six fast rounds to a draw at McKee's Rock. Oleson had the heavier blows, but the bout remained even. The articles had called for fifteen rounds to a decision, yet police fear forced the management to announce a six round, no-decision bout under local rules.
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Pittsburg
Jack McClelland
Ole Oleson
Chicago
Oleson
One-Sided Baseball Sketches from June 2 Games
Baltimore overwhelms Cleveland 14 to 1 as Streit falters in a six-error third inning. Washington defeats Chicago 12 to 0 with three homers, while Philadelphia beats St Louis 6 to 1 on Fultz's homer and relentless hitting. Other scores include Evansville, Davenport, and Indiana victories in varied leagues.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Streit
Kelley
Pickert
Selbach
de Hemphi
Wiliams
Flick
Seymour
Wood
McGann
Bonner
Gilbert
Bradley
Bresnah
Gochnau
Robinen
Bemis
McGinnt
Wright
Shields
Stunt
Bresnahan
Hemphill
Robinson
Williams
Pittsburg
Erees
Philadelphia Bi
New York
Cincinnati St. Ouls
Cleveland Washington
Bloomer Girls Stranded in Terre Haute Before St Louis Trip
The Bloomer Girls Baseball Club halted in Terre Haute Indiana two weeks before departing for St Louis. The players attached their uniforms as peaneger Headington prepared to leave.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Bloomer Girls
St. Louis
Peaneger Headington
Bostons Triumph In First Inning Rally Over Detroit
Boston bats Miller out of the box in the first inning as Mullin holds Detroit to one single over seven. Ughertys running catch highlights defense. Attendance 4,121. Box score notes and pitcher details follow with Elberfeld delivering a three base hit and Freeman, Lachance scoring exposures.
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Boston
Bostons
Miller
Mullin
Ugherty
R.H.O
Dineen
Detroit
Elberfeld
Freeman
Lachance
Dillon
Criger
Johnstone
Doyle Deposed as Captain of New York Team
National League report from New York June 2 states First Baseman Doyle was removed as captain with Second Baseman Smith named captain. Despite leadership change, Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 0 as part of a continuing losing streak. Box score details and game events follow, including hits, errors, and pitching notes.
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Hankey
New York
McQuaid
Decatur
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Butler College
Franklin College
Indiana
Webb
Severence
Spears
Anthony
Dodson
Rivers
The
Baptists
Doyle
Smith
Philadelphia
Phil
R.H
Rh.oae
Thomas
Jones
Browne
Douglas
Barry
Doorn
Holawit
Jackson
Dunn
Douglass
Tolen
Hamman
Bean
Orm Iberg
Iberg
Emsiie and Cantillon
Lucien Appleby Captures Excelsior Handicap at Harlem
CHICAGO June 2. S C Hildreth’s derby colt Lucian Appleby carried top weight 121 pounds to win the Excelsior handicap at a mile and an eighth at Harlem. Aladdin was second, Marcos third, Hoodwink and Harry New among the also rans as seven of twelve entries started. The Mormon won the first race and The Lady took the third, with quick moves and clear leads.
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Chicago
S. C. Hildreth
Lucian Appleby
Harlem
George C. Bennett
Aladdin
Marcos
Hoodwink
Harry New
Appleby
W. M. Sloan
Marshal Neil
Articulate
Injunction Wins Manhanset Stakes At Gravesend
New York June 2 Long priced horses dominat e the program at Gravesend Injunction added starter wins by three quarters of a length over Sir Voorhies Pride of Galore and Sir Voorhies led to the stretch before Injunction took command Druckery rider L Jackson broke collar bone in a sixth race fall Jack McGinnis ran away three miles and was withdrawn Winners included Cephalalgia Soothsayer Tchula Injunction Highlander Josepha Ascension with varied prices
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New York
Gravesend
Injunction
Sir Voorhies
American jockey Van Dusen suspended after Austria derby incident
Van Dusen of St Louis, rider of Hazafi the favorite in yesterday Austrian derby, is suspended for bumping and crossing, allegedly endangering four jockeys, barring him from racing in Europe and the United States. Liubar won the race as an outsider. Wax Taper triumphs in St Louis feature, yielding a strong field and showing a late surge to take the race.
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Vienna
van Dusen
St. Louis
Hazafi
Europe
United States
Liubar
Wax Taper
R. R. Rice
Legion of
Latonia Race Day Winners and Jockey Suspensions
Four favorites and an outsider captured Latonia races with Boaster Sinner Wyola Ban p25 and Gerda among winners. Jockey Lindsey was indefinitely suspended for pulling up Jena in the stretch of the fourth race and A Weber, rider of the mare last time, also faced a suspension after Eleven Bells won today.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Lindsey
Jena
Bells
A. Weber
Boaster
Sinner
Wyola
Babe Again In Evidence Three-Base Hit Wins For Indianapolis
Babe Babb delivered a decisive seventh inning three-base hit that scored three runners and gave Indianapolis a 5 2 lead over Louisville, then held on as both teams played solid defense. Kellum and Kerwin pitched for their clubs as Indianapolis moved into second place with timely hitting in the third and seventh frames.
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Charles Babb
Indianapolis
Willow
Flourner
Kellum
Louisville
Kerwin
Hoosiers
Tilford
Colonels
Schaub
Kuhns
Coulter
Fox
Clymer
Babb
Gannon
Woodruff
Hoghever
O’brien
Kihm
Lehriver Haskell
Haskell
Tannehill
Spies
Flournor
Shriver
Bate
Schriver
O'Brien
Kuhm
Sonribe
H. O. A. E. Hoghever
Bee
le Coulter
Killem
Renvin
Kellummer
O' Brien
Flournorna
London Press Comment On Peace Terms In War's End
London opinion from June 3 shows broad approval of peace terms with criticism from Jingo and Pro-Boer extremes. Daily Chronicle praises pro-Boer shift and diplomatic achievement, while Daily News calls it peace with reason. Morning Post endorses the settlement as honorable and sound for South Africa.
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London
Daily Chronicle
England
Daily News
Middelburg
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Morning Post
Ihane
Peace terms praised by newspapers stir contrast over taxation
The article notes generous terms and surprises at treatment by negotiators, with Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph expressing satisfaction. It laments no war tax on conquered lands, while uitlanders may bear the cost. Lib outlets foresee a possible coronation amnesty for Cape rebels.
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Chamberlain
Brodrick
Daily Mail
The
Daily Telegraph
Headlines and News Value in Colonial Papers
The Minneapolis Journal discusses a Times of Kingstown issue from May 9 noting the lack of clear headlines about the La Soufriere eruption and Martinique damage. It argues headlines should convey essential news first, warning readers when minor items are amplified.
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Minneapolis Journal
Times
Kingstown
St. Vincent Island
St. Vincent
Georgetown
St. Pierre
Handicapped as a Witness in Judge Carter Court
In Chicago a small red headed boy with faded blue eyes sits in Judge Carter's courtroom during a hearing. He watches as lawyers slam books and address the court, growing frightened. The moment comes to testify when the judge points to him and the boy says he cannot raise his right hand because he is left handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Carter
Johnny
Papal secretary meets Taft on Philippine governor visit
Rome dispatch reports Cardinal Rampolli received Judge Taft governor of the Philippine Islands with Bishop O Gorman translating. London cabling notes a belief that the American government seeks indemnity for monks estates rather than spoliation and Roosevelt may seek Holy See terms.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolli
Taft
Philippine Islands
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
London
Cabling
Daily Chronicle
Washington
Roosevelt
Holy See
Palma Leads the Way in Inaugural Address
President Palma outlines conservative, progressive aligned goals for Cuba. He envisions a self governing republic that earns international respect and urges a legislative body to share a clear vision of Cuba’s needs for a secure future.
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Portland
Palma
Cuba
Pilgrims mark Garibaldi death anniversary in Caprera
About 15,000 Italians gathered in Madalena to observe the twentieth anniversary of General Garibaldi’s death with a pilgrimage to his tomb on Caprera island. Italian warships and steamers joined the demonstration as the town was festively decorated for the event.
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Madalena
Italy
Garibaldi
Caprera
Monaco Prince and Princess legally separated by Monaco courts
A dispatch from Monaco confirms that by order of the prince the Prince and Princess of Monaco have been judicially separated. The princess formerly known as Alice, duchess of Richelieu, is described as a daughter of Michael Heine, a New Orleans banker.
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Paris
Monaco
Petit Journal
Alice
Richelieu
Michael Heine
New Orleans
Kiowa Postmaster Fatally Shoots Intervening Representative
South Mallister I T June 2 Charles Collard postmaster of Kiowa I T shot J G Bailey traveling representative of a Cincinnati clothing house Bailey had intervened as peacemaker in a note which Collard was a party and his action enraged the postmaster who left the scene of trouble returning with a mis s and shot Bailey through the y
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SOUTH_MALLISTER
I. T
Charles Collard
Kiowa
J. G. Bailey
Cincinnati
Bailey
Collard
Ralley
Salinas Man Converts to Mohammedanism After Study
Salinas California June 2 James N Rogers a prominent Baptist figure in the state announces his conversion to Mohammedanism after study and correspondence with Moslems. He denies mercenary motives saying he seeks peace as the result of his faith change.
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Salinas
Cal
James N. Rogers
Cable between Hong Kong and Manila Interrupted
The Western Union Telegraph Company announced that the Hong Kong Manila cable is interrupted and telegraphic communication with the Philippine lands is halted. Frequent steamers from Chinese ports will carry telegrams.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hong- Ko
Manila
Philippine
Big Four Expands to St Louis Route From Cincinnati
Beginning June 15, the Big Four Railroad adds a Cleveland to Cincinnati service with a St Louis connection, marking the third new train introduced between Cleveland and St Louis within the past year.
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Cleveland
Big Four Railroad
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Davidson Brothers Marble Company Insolvent
In Chicago on June 2 the Davidson Brothers Marble Company led by John A Davidson and Alexander Davidson failed in insolvency proceedings in the U S District Court. Liabilities total 1 541 838 with virtually no assets.
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Chicago
John A
Alexander Davidson
Davidson Brothers
United States District Court
Congress Opens Joint Tuberculosis Meeting in New York
The American Congress of Tuberculosis begins its third annual session in New York in joint meeting with the Medico-Legal Society. The three day session will cover current TB research and policy discussions.
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New York
American Congress of Tuberculosis
Medico-Legal Society
Rev Barrows Nearing Death at Oberlin College
Oberlin Ohio June 2 1 am President John H Barrows of Oberlin College was alive but dying and death expected at any moment in a report from the time.
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Oberlin, O
John H. Barrows
Oberlin College
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for Children
An advertisement extols Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for children, claiming it purges poisons and improves blood and flesh. It contrasts the product with foul oils and enemas, boosts the claim of pure blood, and promotes Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative. Ella Gerdner of Waterview, Middlesex is cited as using the pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
Ella Gerdner
Waterview
Bold Theft at Colored Church Stuns Congregation
A large well built negro stole Mack Allen's cinematograph from a Martindale avenue church during a performance. Allen and trustees were conferring when the thief walked in, lifted the device above his head and exited as the crowd watched. Police searched the area but found no trace of the instrument or suspect.
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Mack Allen
Indiana Avenue
Allen
Martindale Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Streit
Lesh
Indebtedness Of Indiana Cities Reported By Statistician
State Statistician Johnson releases figures on taxation and indebtedness for Indiana’s five largest cities Indianapolis Evansville Fort Wayne Terre Haute and South Bend. He notes year over year tax rate increases in four cities and rising net indebtedness in Indianapolis Evansville and South Bend.
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Johnson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Evanaville
Terre Heure
Eareers
Terre Haute Ceveee
Kentucky Miners Reach City for Talks With Secretary Wilson
Five United Mine Workers representatives from Kentucky arrived for a conference with Secretary Wilson today. They seek to address unsatisfactory conditions in the state as a possible prelude to a convention on extending the anthracite strike into bituminous regions. The group includes James D. Wood, James Jarvis, WC Dyer, T. Cooper, and C. Barnaby, with George Purcell active in organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of Kentucky
Wilson
Kentucky
Filipina criticises Buencambo stance in Manila
Hartford Courant notes a minority Senate investigating committee targeting Mr Buencambo of Manila. Once Inaldo's secretary of war he was acceptable, but now he trains American troops and aligns with Taft’s orders, drawing disfavor from anti senators. Sixto Lopes emerges as their preferred figure.
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Hartford Courant
Senate
Buencambo
Manila
Inaldo
Taft
Sixto Lopes
Grove Taine Caxative Bromo-Quint Product Ad
An old classified style note promotes K. W. Grove Taine Caxative Bromo-Quint, a cold and grip cure. The snippet lists its purpose as relieving cold symptoms and flu like discomfort, framed in a dated patent medicine ad tone.
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Tral
Meteorological Report
Max
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Chatnooga
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Col
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Paso
Tex
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Utah
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York City
Helphia Jourg
W. Va
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Paul
Min
Misa
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Brane
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Krebs
Martin
Swaim
Starnagle
Umpiire
Hogan
Davenport
Iowa
Nhe
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Wenig
Shannon
McFarland and Weaver
R.H.E. Evansville
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Torrence
Seisler
Beedle
Thompson
Belt
Southern Association
Shreveport
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Birmingham
Franklin Field
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Butler
Rivere
Roach
Thornberry
Forsyth
Gillum
G. Murray
Walden
Branigan
Weyl
F. Shooler
Griffith
Garvin
Sears
Wash. R.H.O.A.E
R.H.O.A
B. Ryan
Strang
Welver
Delehan
O Green
Keister
Davis
Coughlin
Clarke
Delehanty
Ryan
Wolverton
Tebell
Eeees
Tarey
Orth
Balle
Om Orth
Grimt
Gane Carvin
Clevenger Wine
Clevenger
Minnesota
Boyle
Kelly
Grundy
McIntosh
Pike
Fultz
Chance
Phil. Rhore
St. L. R. Aoe
Hartzel
Burdett
Sietersei
M'Corml
L. Cross
Donohue
Seybold
Wallace
M. Cross
Padden
Powers
Maloney
Hastings
Powell
Burkett
Donashue
MacCormick
Castro
M. Gross
Davia
Husting
Connolly
National League
Lucien Appleby
Babe
Tame Pet
Columbus
Indianapolis St. Paul
Louisville - Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
American Association
London Press Comment
la Souffriere
Rampolli
Baptist
Marble Company
Congress of Tubereculostia
Barrows
Gregation
K. W. Grove
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