Subway and Elevated Men Join Strikers in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 2 Rail workers joined the strike causing widespread unrest. About 4 000 idle and 2 000 employed in the fight with 40 cars damaged or burned. Riots erupted across quarters as strikebreakers and “seabe” were brought in from New York. injuries reached fifty with 300 arrested and 1 600 others deemed unavailable for service.
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Carmen
New York
Bond
Oren
Anticipate another invasion of Cuba
Washington reports the War Department expects a Cuban intervention within ninety days. Adjutant General Idge of Mississippi notes Gen Fridge and Gen Bell discussed troop assignments for a Mississippi encampment. Fridge sought a battalion from the seventeenth infantry and later a Texas unit, with officials hinting at mobilization readiness for Cuba.
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Cuba
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Fridge
Bell
Minalesippi
Seventeenth —Infantry
Wort McPherson
Atlanta
Atlantic Coast
Texas
Bridge
Kaisers to Meet Czar in Baltic Waters June Plan
St Petersburg June 3 a meeting between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas was set to occur in the waters of the Finnish gulf with date to be decided, likely June 17. The German emperor would arrive on the Hohenzollern while the czar sails from St. Petersburg, with talks aimed at ending a crisis and paving peaceful European ties.
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William
Nicholaw
Finnish Gulf
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Wie
Czar
MM. Iswolsky
Inter
Voean Ot
Huaala
Great Britain
Nicholas
Russia
Germany
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Cannon Visits Philadelphia Boxer OBrien at Vale Ley Forge
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon visited Philadelphia Jack OBrien at Vale Ley Forge where the heavyweight trained. OBrien had just finished dressing after a Hyely altercation with a trainer, yet he greeted the distinguished visitor politely. Cannon noted that in his youth he was known as a clever wrestler but did not excel in boxing.
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Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Valeley Forge
Jack” O'Brien
Duele Joe
King of Prussia
O'Brien
Baltimore machinists strike called after union action
Baltimore Maryland June 3 officials of the International Machinists union today called a strike of all machinists employed on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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Baltimore
International Mauhinietts’ Union
Balimore
Ohio
Noad
Weston Starts Early On Fifty Mile Warpath
Taramie Wyoming June 3 Weaton the pedestrian arrived here last night he retired immediately and resumed his walk this morning at four o clock hoping to reach Medicine Bow fifty miles west of here today he is continuing the trek as planned with the goal of completing the fifty mile hike in one day.
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Washington
Popular
Cuba
Busidese Lnterests
Ishend
South America
Taramie
Wyoming
Weaton
Mob Metes Out Justice in Kentucky Riot
In Frankfort Kentucky a mob disrupted a tent show after a superintendent shot a man fatally. Officers stopped a mob of Black individuals from lynching the shooter. Later a white mob removed the shooter from jail and killed him with gunfire near the governor's mansion.
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Prosecution Ends in Charles Thatcher Case in Ohio
Columbus June 1 The Supreme Court hearing on the indictment against Toledo attorney Charles Thatcher resumed this morning after the prosecuting committee completed testimony. Thatcher is charged with attacking public records and insulting judges during a mayoral re election campaign and with misconduct as an attorney by saying cases should be taken out and shot. The defense plans to call witnesses to counter the charges, arguing Thatcher as attorney and private citizen may publicly criticize a judge during campaign season.
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Supreme Court
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County Common
Ito
Swept Over a Precipice in Alps Tragedy
In Turin yesterday four French climbers were killed and two injured fatally as a rope separated during ascent of the Great Deal. The six, including three experienced guides, slid 200 feet down a precipice after a middle man slipped. Gales and tar on the rope worsened the disaster.
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Turin
Italy
Alps
Ohio Northern trustees confer L L D on Governor Hannon
The trustees of Ohio Northern University Ada conferred the degree of L L D on Governor Hannon. Also noted were honors for W L Pinley and Adjutant General Weybrecht. Motors of Art and related ports are mentioned in passing with unrelated figures and stock references.
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Columbus
Trustees of
Ohio Northern
University
Ada
Hannon
W. L. Pinley
Gener Weybrecht
Motors of Art
Jefferson Davis Homestead Dedicates Park Site
In Hopkioeville Kentucky on June 3 the Palm view old home of Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy, was dedicated as the Jefferson Davis Memories Park. The site was given to the people amid spectacles and speeches marking the event.
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Hopkioeville
Palmview
Jefferson Dapdla
Jefferson Davis
Loge Horns in the Senate
Washington June 3 Angry words between Stone Demoiret of Miewourt and Senator Aldrich over the German tariff statement sparked a tumultuous Senate session. Aldrich upheld interference by a foreign power in tariff legislation as improper while Stone represented the German government and derided Aldrich. Senators Tithman and La Follette added sharp remarks amid the dispute.
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Stone
Demoiret
Miewourt
Aldrich
Senate
Aldirk
Altrich
Arden
Wm. Fover Hemt
Wittily
Steel stock soars on market rise and bull turnout
New York June reports United States label corporation shares rally as market optimism drives steel stocks higher. Investors watch for sustained gains amid strong demand and expected economic recovery cues.
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New York
Hares
United States Abel Corporation Oral Toudleg
Baltimore strikes widen as more unions join
Baltimore on June 3 reports the piece work system triggering a strike cloud among machinists of the Baltimore and Ojo system. Boilermakers and steamfitters reportedly will join, despite officials’ failed retirement talks with the International Association of Machinists. The company plans to hire non union workers, officials say.
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Ojo
International Ulog
Tite
Innocent Men Hanged Amid Armenian Massacre Fallout
Report from Constantinople notes six Armenians executed alongside Muslims in the recent bloodshed. The Armenians deny involvement in sparking the violence and call for diplomatic efforts to address the turmoil. The dispatch highlights international concern and calls for restraint.
Roosevelt Praises Unknown American Author Dawson's European Audience
New York June 3 Colonel Roosevelt writes in the Outlook editorial praising South Carolina author Dawson of the Associated Press for books on American topics that found acclaim in England and on the continent. The piece notes Roosevelt’s high regard for Dawson and hints at a growing friendship as Dawson travels north with a Dawson expedition, invited by the president.
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Warrington Dison
United Press
Europe
Dawson
Kijabe
New York
Roosevelt
Warrington Dawson
England
South Carolina
America
Aly Amertent
Denron
Disne
Ohio Republicans at sea over next governor race
Washington June 3 Ohio Republicans from the president down are at sea over the gubernatorial fight next year. Charles P Taft confers at the capitol and with Senator Burton amid rumors of his possible run. Burton dismisses plans for Senate yet favors a strong GOP governor candidate to unite the party against Governor Judson Harmon.
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Ohio
Judson Harmon
Charles P. Taft
Capitol
Burton
Nick” Longworth
Senate
Iaat
Charles
Charles P
Benetton
Myron T. Herrick
Aieutenant
Charlies P.taft Iso
Senator Burton
Taft
Judson Mon
May Build A Great Navy Of Dirigibles
Plans for coastal airship bases and depots across the United States are to be laid out by the War Department. Major Squier is instructed to draft the program as the country follows Zeppelin progress intently. The plan envisions 20 mile long airship envelopes, paired depots, and protective facilities to support aerial defense.
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