Coal Miners Hit By Pennsylvania Led Injunctions
Federal Judge Keller granted five injunctions naming Joe Crisco Paul De Fach Mother Jones Mike Miller W B Wilson and Chris Evans as defendants in a case involving Collins Whipple MacDonald Sugar Creek and White Oak coal companies The order covers the New River field and a wage demand of a quarter cent per bushel on pick coal with related increases for machine labor and day workers The Winifrede mine posted notice and began admitting workers while a petition urged Governor White to block state court injunctions in coal field disputes
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White Oak Fuel Company
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Return to Work in Pocahontas Strike Area
Roanoke Va June 27 reports from Norfolk and Western Railway show full recovery in Pocahontas Flat Top fields after a June 7 strike. Output rose by nearly one car from the previous day and about be cars are expected to be mined today as workers return and idle men go home.
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Conditions in the Anthracite Region End of Week Strike
Wilkes Barre Pa June 27 Tomorrow will end the seventh week of the great anthracite coal mine workers strike. The lines remain tightly drawn and neither side shows any willingness to weaken.
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Strike calm amid idle workers and local unrest
The piece notes a prolonged coal strike with no new proposals from either side as Labor Commissioner Wright may aid a settlement. About 165000 workers idle in the region. A clash at Stanton colliery leads to six arrests. Also, Rudolph Grossman, an editor, is arrested in New York on riot charges and remanded to the Tombs for exam.
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Both Probably Lost From Nome to Arcitic Sea
The steam ship Roanoke arrived from Nome reporting no tidings of the Portland or the Jeanie, both believed lost. Portland may have drifted into the Arctic Ocean. Thetic pursued Portland to Nome. Roanoke carried $100,000 in gold dust and a smooth voyage.
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Steamer Dolphin Arrives With Dawson Dawson Cash
VANCOUVER B C June 27 The steamer Dolphin has arrived from Skagway bringing down from Dawson 1009 dollars in gold dust.
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Republican League committee seeks St Louis for convention
A Chicago based committee representing the Republican National League met with President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Payne to map campaign lines and the venue. They expect the league convention to be held in St Louis in October with over two thirds of Republican governors likely to attend. Roosevelt favored St Louis and proposed several public speakers for the event.
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River boats study oil fuel for St Louis packets
River men consider oil as fuel on St Louis packets. The towboat McDougal from New Orleans arrived with oil burners and a tow of three barges, using little fuel and saving an estimated percent in fuel costs on the round trip.
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Supreme Council Meets in Columbus United Commercial Travelers Session Opens
The fifteenth annual session of the Supreme Council United Commercial Travelers opened in Columbus Ohio with Junior Counselor E F Mallory of Chicago presiding. Reports from supreme officers were referred to committees and officers roanes to be considered. elections to follow on Saturday.
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President Roosevelt Returns to Washington in Quiet Mood
Senator Morgan introduced a resolution for an interoceanic canals committee probe into Panama Canal Company bondholders and possible buyout benefits. Roosevelt, vacation over, arrives at Lafayette Square and greets railroad crews before heading to the new executive mansion. The House labor panel advances a bill to empower arbitration boards for major strikes, with a five-member board and optional final decision. Senate confirms several federal appointments and discusses naval and military matters.
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King May Recover Hope Grows After Royal Visit
London reports renewed optimism for King Edward's health as Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid bid farewell, meeting the Prince and Princess of Wales. The American envoy and entourage prepare to depart, while royal attendance and a Buckingham Palace reception signal continued goodwill toward the United States mission. Prince Henry of Prussia plans Germany departure, noting American visitors and Boston memories.
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U S Embassy to London Ends Coronation Mission
Assistant Secretary Hill received a cable from Whitelaw Reid announcing the U S special embassy will close after leaving Lord Lansdowne and the Prince of Wales. Reid noted warm appreciation for the President’s Harvard speech and American sympathy during trouble, with the King reportedly hopeful. A second cable said Prince and Princess of Wales formally received Reid and wife for leave-taking, again expressing appreciation for the President’s words and American goodwill.
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Public unrest in provincial towns over postponed feasts
London dispatch reports widespread petty riots as provincial crowds disrupted windows and lit bonfires after public dinners were canceled. Watford saw major clashes with police, shops wrecked and a council chair’s store burned. special constables were sworn in to restore order. The city resembled a deserted Sunday as coronation day failed to draw crowds amid spectacle at London hotels and ships off Spithead. Meanwhile Sir Thomas Lipton hosts guests aboard Erin and American visitors prepare for continent travel as week-end gatherings form around country houses. The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted 1,100 orphans at a royal event today.
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Morgan hears coronation postponement through quiet note
A London Herald correspondent reports Pierpont Morgan learned the coronation was postponed while riding an underground train in New York. A stranger handed him a paper with the word Perityphitis, signaling the king’s illness and paused preparations. Morgan replied, You don’t say.
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Democratic Members Condemn Republicans Over Cuba Trade Trusts
A Democratic House caucus declares opposition to adjournment until reciprocity with Cuba is enacted and anti trust measures pass. It accuses the Republican majority of bowing to trusts, demanding tariff cuts and stronger enforcement to curb monopolies and protect American consumers. The platform urges immediate passage of trust reform and Cuba reciprocity.
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International Sunday School Association elects Tyler president
In Denver the tenth triennial convention chose Rev. B. B. Tyler of Denver as president for the new term. Officers for the field workers conference were named, and reports highlighted a flourishing association aiming to raise contributions to 25000 yearly with 15000 pledged. The meeting heard strong appeals for increased field work and added support for a permanent colored worker in the South.
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Not Molested in Mansfield as Manhunt Ends
Detective Brindley from New York did not seize ex-insurance commissioner William H. Hahn in Mansfield Ohio where he was spotted with Chief of Police Well. Hahn, accused of grand larceny totaling 39360 from Manhattan Fire Insurance, remains at large as his attorneys Daugherty and McBride travel to Columbus to confer with Governor Nash.
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Loubet closes religious institutions not complying with law
At the Elysee Palace President Loubet signed a decree closing religious establishments that failed to meet the law of associations. About one hundred thirty institutions are affected. Instructions were sent to prefectures this afternoon.
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Death of C. D. Long in Detroit Civil War veteran judge
Justice Charles D. Long of the Michigan Supreme Court died in Detroit after a long illness. Born June 14 in Grand Blanc, he enlisted as a private in the Eighth Michigan Infantry and was wounded at Wilmington Island, losing his left arm and sustaining a severe hip wound. He later studied law, served on the bench from 1887, and fought to restore his pension in a U S Supreme Court case.
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Drought Relief, Storms Hit Texas coast and Galveston
Texas rains relieve drought from Dallas to the gulf while Galveston endures a gale and rising tides. Houston reports heavy rain and uprooted trees, with minimal damage. In Grand Saline the river rose as the gale surged, yet damage remains limited. Fifteen motor cars burned out by water entering electric machines in Galveston.
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New Schuylkill Valley Steel Works Formed in Pa
The North American reports formation of the Schuylkill Valley iron and steel works, backing by Percival Roberts Jr. Former Pencoyd and American Bridge officials join the venture. Old Pottsville plant to be remodeled on 150 acres with coal veins to fuel furnaces. Roberts denies the publication.
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New Food Products Company Incorporation Filed in New Jersey
CAMDEN N J June 27 Articles of incorporation were filed today by the Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Products with no capital. The capital is 0 000 000 The incorporation is said to precede a plan to unite several large pickling and preserving companies across the United States A meeting of representatives from these firms is set for New York on July 29.
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Ninth Infantry Moves From Bast for East Posting
The ten companies of the Ninth Infantry arrived on the Kilpatrick and departed for the East today under Col. C. F. Robe. Headquarters and six companies go to Madison Barracks New York. the remaining companies to Fort Niagara.
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AAAS Convention Opens at Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg June 27 The annual convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science began its sessions at Carnegie Institute today.
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Rathbone seeks congressional probe into Cuba conduct
Major Estes G Rathbone former Cuba director general asks the Associated Press to state that interview claims about him are inaccurate or ill founded. He wants a congressional investigation to establish facts about his conduct in Cuba not revenge on any injuring parties.
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Postum Coffee Narrated By a Congregational Minister’s Wife
A Congregational minister’s wife recounts her family’s use of Postum Food Coffee to ease her husband’s headaches and nervousness. She notes her baby’s rapid growth after substituting Postum and other foods, the infant’s later preference for Postum, and her plan to continue using the product for nourishment.
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