Army officers cited in Cape Town report and Miles staff changes
Cape Town dispatch notes War Department observations on imports and exports amid ongoing conflict. Consul General Stowe reports British colonies show steady business and rising aid to nonworking groups, predicting a trade boom once fighting ends. U. S. exporters may benefit as war losses widen. In Washington, June 10, Miles staff vacancies are filled with Lieut. Col. Samwell as military secretary and another Lieut. Col. named aid-de-camp, Miles's son-in-law.
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Washington
Stowe
Cape Town
State Department
United States
Miles
Army
Francis Michler
Inspector General
H. K. Bailey
Sam
National Capital Notes Indiana Postmasters
National Capital Notes from Washington report Indiana postmaster appointments at Creston Lake County and Hanover Jefferson County. Other items note Landis's Washington visit with family, naval and diplomatic movements, and gifts to President and Mrs McKinley tied to a Western trip.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Huntington
Philip Zeorcher
George 5. Smith
Noblesville
M Sanders
Taswell
Ind
Interior Department
Indiana
Creston
Lake County
M M. Heil
A. D. Falmer
Hanover
Jefferson County
W. L. Lee
J. C.F. Schmidt
Christobal Alfonso
Fifae
First National Bank of
Eaeles
Mien
Citizens’ Nationalik of Nie
Farmers’ National Bank of Portsmouth
Nao Navy Department
Admiral Remey
Brooklyn
New Zealand
Wellington
Sydney
Cavite
J. H. Ralston
Honduras
Dr. Soto
Senor Corea
Soto
Concord
Yokohama
Unalaska
Wheeling
Sbontst
McKinley
Thomas F. Walsh
Casa Colorado
Colorado
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and Illinois
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for fair and warmer conditions in Ohio with possible showers in extreme northern areas on Tuesday and near the lakes on Wednesday. Indiana and Illinois show fair weather Tuesday with showers in extreme north portions, then fair Wednesday. Temperatures remain high with light to fresh southerly winds and a few scattered light precipitation chances. Wappenhans local forecast official.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Mllinois
Aid For Nonunionists Extends Help To Strikers
Toronto June 10 The International Machinists Association in convention extended financial aid to nonunion men who joined strikers since May 20. President O Connell said aid will be enough to keep them in the fight. Over 9000 has been distributed to date and a strike fund of over 250000 remains intact. They considered a levy by the American Federation of Labor and possible British trade organization appeals.
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Toronto
Ontario
International Machinists’ Association
O'Connell
Orfar
Great Britain
Committee On Laws
Truesdale Denies Resignation and Rail Strike Rumors
New York June 10 President Truesdale of the Lackawanna Railroad denies resignation rumors stirred by striking shopmen and dismisses reports of a forthcoming company settlement proposition. He says the strike leaders spread false information to discourage returns to work. Chicago June 1 Chicago Edison increases capital stock to 10 million dollars and reports gross earnings of 251 thousand with expenses of 2,374,000 and a 146 thousand balance. old directors re-elected.
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New York
Truesdale
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Chicago
Chicago Edison Company
Blacklisting of Girls at Stockyards Ruled Legal
Judge Watterman in Circuit Court ruled the blacklisting of several girls by a stockyards firm legal after their February strike. The firm refused to rehire the workers and the decision will be appealed.
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Chicago
Watterman
Circuit Court Today
Multiple Labor Strikes Rock Rail and Factory Jobs
About fifty machinists in Hamilton Ohio faced ultimatum to work or quit. Strikers photographed entrants without violence. A general railroad trackmen strike affected 800 on Maine Central. A recent 5300 New York Central machinists batch returned to work per Toronto convention. Roll Turners at Youngstown plant struck again after partial settlement. Omaha Railway workers near Rusk Wisconsin and Eau Claire strike for 28 hour workday reduction. some were dragged from cars and stones thrown. police called. settlement talks ongoing.
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Hamilton
Brotherhood of Railroad
Maine Central
New York Central
International Association of Machinists
Toronto
American Steel Hoop Company
United States Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Miscellany of early 20th century headlines at a glance
United States battleship Minois reaches Boston from Newport News and prepares for a New England coastal voyage. Scorpion, delayed by high water at Memphis, proceeds to New Orleans. Rough Riders plan a Colorado Springs reunion in August, with Vice President Roosevelt possibly attending. An execution for $18,074 is served on the Hoffman House in New York in favor of Edward S. Stokes. Cedar Falls State Normal School is gifted two Fort Marion cannons by a G A R post. A severe hailstorm near Greeley, Colorado devastates fruit, alfalfa, and wheat. Worcester’s Coliseum hosts a 15 mile motor paced race won by John A. Nelson over Albert Champion. Henry Pritchett named superintendent of awards for a Pan-American exposition. The Honduras building debuts with 176 hardwood varieties. Buena Vista, Colorado goes dark due to a broken power dam and smelter shutdown. Denia J. Swente resigns as Chicago fire chief after a century in service. Camp Heyward at the Pan-American exposition opens, with plans for a two-year overseas trip.
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United States
Boston
Newport News
New England
Scorpion
Memphis
New Orleans
Rough Riders
Colorado Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Hoffman House
New York
Edward 8. Stokes
State Normal School
Cedar Falls
G. A. R. Post
Fort Marion
St. Augustine
Fla
America
Greeley
Colorado
John A. Nelson
Worcester
Albert Champion
Paris
France
Coliseum
Mass
Champion
Arkansas River
Buena Vista
Denia J. Swente
Chicago
Camp Heyward
Ommend
Jae Ache
Resignations and relocations stir diverse civic moves
The report covers Henry Wick's resignation as president of the National Steel Company, Otterbein University trustees weighing land offers from Dayton and Toledo, Ballington Booth's upcoming talk at Calvary Baptist, a medical association tour from Yellowstone, and a Brazilian envoys seeking industrial ties. Also noted are a Shamokin mine fire, Toledo linseed mill land purchase, boxing results, Murphy joining NYPD, Justice Andrews' retirement, Grants tomb tree decay, and congressional visit to El Paso on a proposed Rio Grande dam project.
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Dayton
Toledo
Robert $. McArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Ballington Booth
American Medical Association
St. Paul
Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel
Yellowstone National Park
Wonderland
Park
Martble D. Babcock
Trave
Italy
R. E. Wathen
Louisville
National Investment and Redemption Company
Kentucky Mutual Investment Company
Senor
Joaquin de Silveiro Mello
Knoxville
University of Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
America
Brazil
Lakefideler
Shamokin
Coal Run
E. Lewis Metzger
Philadelphia
Guy J. Major
American Linseed Company
Mike Scheck
Reading
Charlie Burns
Burns
Bezenah
Scheck
Oxford Athletic Club
Elmwood
Charles M. Murphy
Broklyn
Murphy
Charles B. Andrews
Supreme Court of Connecticut
McLean
Sunderland
Mass
Ist
Amherst
House
Senate
General Assembly
Superior Court
Bulkeley
Supreme Bench
Transatlantic Arrivals and Sailings Listed by Ports
June notices report arrivals and sailings across multiple ports including New York Liverpool Gibralter Greenock Antwerp London Glasgow and more. Vessels mentioned include Manitain Trave South wark Ivernia Lancastrian Aller Nomadic City of Rome Kingston Minnehaha Arcadian and others arriving from cities such as London Naples New York Boston Montreal and Montreal with several departures and pending arrivals noted.
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Manitain
London
Trave
Naples
Southwark
Antwerp
Grosser Furst
Bremen
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Ivernia
Lancastrian
Boston
Northwestern
Chicago
Gibralter
Aller
Genoa
Browhead
Greenock
City of Rome
Kensington
Glasgow
Arcadian
Montreal
Nippon Yusen Kaisa Announces Bi Monthly Steamers
Kinshin Maru arrived from the Orient as the first ship under the reorganized Nippon Yusen Kaisha service now running bi monthly. A Chinese passenger boat bound from Chu San to Ning Pi capsized in a May squall with sixty eight aboard. only nine saved and thirty bodies washed ashore. George W Schilling, who started a world walk from New York in August 187 to reach Kobe from India, could not pass through unsettled China.
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Victoria
B. C
Orient
Nippon-Yusen-Kaisha
Chu- San
Ning-Pi
George W. Schilling
New York
Kobe
India
China
Old Catholic Church at La Pointe Burned in Fire
BAYFIELD Wis June 10 The old Catholic Church at La Pointe Madeline Island was destroyed by fire today. The church, a centuries old landmark, attracted many visitors yearly. The original structure was built in 168 by Father Baraga and later rebuilt, housing the Descent from the Cross painting said to be a gift from Father Marquette in 1689. The painting’s theft is suspected to have sparked the fire to cover the loss.
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Bayfield
Wis
LaPointe
Madelina Island
Fie
Father Baraga
Father Marquette
Newark street railway franchise taxed as real estate
The Supreme Court of New Jersey held that street railway franchises in Newark are taxable as real estate, expanding city and state tax bases. The decision affects the mayor and aldermen of Newark in their case against the North Jersey Street Railway Company, with broad implications for tax revenues across cities and townships linked to trolley lines.
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Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court Today
Newark
North Jersey Street Railway Company
New Jersey
Sutthoff In Command As Indianapolis Beats Fort Wayne
Sutthoff scattered hits to hand Indianapolis a 6 to 0 win over Fort Wayne. Flynn, Fox and Kelly contributed in scoring, while Heydon and Bey provided key defensive plays. Umpire Arlie Latham worked his first Indianapolis game of the season as Hoosiers improve to end the series.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Sutthoff
Arllie Latham
Brightwood
Shannon
Hoghever
Fricken
Babb
Thornton
Miller
Flynn
Hickey
Kelly
Fuller
Nattress
Bevans
Hogriever
Hoosiers
Bey
Hoghiever
Fox
F. Miller
Heydon
Iecrecan
Fort
Nattresy
Bevens
G. Miller
Rf McCann
Pablo
Gtan
Latham
Ban Johnson Guests as Boston Beats Cincinnati in Rough Game
Miserable fielding by Cincinnati allowed Boston an easy victory with home runs by Willis and Kittridge. Willis absorbed heavy hits yet kept Boston scoring, while Ban Johnson, president of the American League, attended as guest of Cincinnati president Brush. Final: Cincinnati 4 Boston 12, with Newton Bergen Willis and Kittridge sharing duties.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Wills
Kittridge
Willis
Ban Johnson
Brush
Detroit Triumphses on Hayden Muffs in Tenth
In Philadelphia, Hayden muffed Nence's fly in the tenth, allowing the runner to score Detroit's winning run on Miller's hit. Score Detroit 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 5 Philadelphia 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 7 1 Batteries Miller and Buelow Pratt and Powers.
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Hayden
Philadelphia
Nence
Detroit
Miller
Philelphia
Miller and Buelow
Pratt and Powers
Schmidt Released and Foreman Hired in Baltimore Rivalry
Manager McGraw of the Baltimore club released pitcher Schmidt and hired Frank Foreman from the Indianapolis Western League. Pratt, a Sioux Indian from Carlisle Indian School, joined as a pitcher. The C F Schmidt brewery team beat Indianapolis Brewing 21 to 15, with batteries James Broden Sage Kieiber Kritsch Obergfeld. A rematch next Sunday will decide the championship as each side has one win.
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Mullane
Dayton
McGraw
Schmidt
Frank Foreman
Carlisle
Ethelbert Shines in Gravesend Standard Stakes Run
Ethelbert debuted this season at Gravesend winning the Standard stakes over one and a half miles aided by a steady drive from O'Connor. He led most of the way and clocked 2 36, two seconds off the track record, ahead of Beau Gallant with top odds of 1 to 6. Other winners included Matt Simpson and April Shower.
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New York
Ethelbert
Gravesend
Sidney Lucas
Bonnibert
Beau Gallant
O'Connor
Matt Simpson
Venture
April Shower
James P. Keating
Spectators dispute decision in Oakland horse race
San Francisco reports spectators jeered as Huachuca won the two year old event over Shell Mount by a nose, with winners listed as Sir Dougal Dolly Wiethoff Huachuca Prestidigitator Sylvan Lass Oscar Tolle. In St Louis, favorites led the fields with winners Josie F Sister Sarah Mrs Grannon Jake Weber Miss Mae Day Satin Coat.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Huachuca
Shell Mount
Sir Dougal
Dolly Wiethoff
Prestidigitator
Sylvan Lass
Oscar Tolle
ST. Louis
Josie F
Sister Sarah
Mrs. Grannon
Jake Weber
Miss Mae Day
Satin Coat
Runners and Odds at Harlem Track Winners List
Weather clear and track good as Harlem hosts racing. Winners in order Vulcan The Lady Mamie English Dick Furber Caviar Likeness Walkenshaw with odds 9 to 2 4 to 5 8 to 1 6 to 1 1 to 4 4 to 1 4 to 5.
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Chicago
Harlem
Vulcan
the Lady
Mamie English
Dick Furber
Caviar
Likeness
Walkenshaw
Grand Circuit races listed for Columbus meeting
Columbus set July 29 to Aug 2 races with daily pacing and trotting events. Purses range from 2,000 to 5,000 dollars with several closed events. The lineup includes 2:14, 2:16 and 2:20 pace events and multiple 2:12 to 2:35 trot heats across the week.
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Columbus
Indiana University Clinches State Baseball Title
Bloomington reports Indiana University defeats Purdue to claim the state collegiate baseball championship amid enthusiastic crowds. Greencastle notes DePauw University beats Crawfordsville 4 to 2 with a large audience. Hagerstown covers independent Richmond vs Hagerstown, score 9 to 0. Wheeling team debuts in Indianapolis for a four game series, Guese prohibly to pitch, tomorrow is ladies day. Crescent Stars beat Rockers Stars 6 to 3.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Purdue
Greencastle
de Pauw University
Crawfordsville
RH E de Pauw
Pulse
Jones
Smith and Kent
Hagerstown
Richmond
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Erage
Guese
American trap shooters face uphill course at London
SHooter Tripp and other American marksmen practiced in London for tomorrow's event. Conditions were unfamiliar with downhill targets, higher elevation, and an eighteen yard rise. Chauncey Powers led with twenty straight before fading. E H Tripp posted nineteen as the Americans chased a win.
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London
America
United States
Chauncey Powers
Decatur
Til
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
E. H. Tripp
Indianapolis
Missionary Symposium Held at Clifton Springs New York
The International Missionary Union session opened as a missionary symposium in Clifton Springs New York. Speakers included Rev Frank Hickman of Africa and Fred R Bunker on Natal and war areas, Miss Agnes McAllister Africa on self support, Rev James F Clarke Bulgaria experience, and Rev E M Bliss Micronesia on reaching youth.
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Clifton Springs
N. Y
International Missionary Union
Frank Hickman
Africa
Fred R. Bunker
Natal
South Africa
Agnes McAllister
Thomas Moody
Central Africa
C. H. Pratt
Turkey
James F. Clarke
Aout
Bulgaria
E. M. Bliss
Micronesia
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