Mount Blackburn Erupts with Ash and Mud Streams
Reports from Skagway and Fort de France describe Mount Blackburn eruption ash smoke and a stream of dirty material and boulders sweeping downslope. Observers include geologist J McFarland and USGS figures with later expeditions to Mont Pelee detailing crater vents and violent explosions.
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Pelee
Seattle
Wash
Tane 2
Skagway
Alaska
McFarland
Mount Blackburn
Mount Blackbun
Fort de France
Jane
Dixie
Tere
St. Vincent
New York
Robert T. Hill
United States
George Kennan
Mount Pelee
Vive
St. Pierre
Riviere Blanche
Scientist Reports Simultaneous Eruptions at Fallaise Craters
Professor Heilprin ascended 700 meters to Palimiste area as mud outbursts marked a new volcanic phenomenon at both craters. The lake Palimiste was found dry and the summit crater ledge had fallen into the crater, the first major verified topographical change. Heilprin remained at the summit for over two hours.
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Fallaise
Lake Palimiste
High Bluff
Heilprin
Crater
Western Federations resume sessions amid notable readings
In Denver on June 2 the Western Federation of Miners and Western Labor Union held resumed sessions. The miners focused on the president's address report while deferring plans for a home for indigent miners. Paul Corcoran, Coeur d'Alene rioter released from California penitentiary, sent thanks for the federation's efforts amid applause. The Labor Union devoted the morning to a resolution.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Western Labor Union
Paul Corcoran
Coeur d'Alene
California
Coute d'Alene
Supreme Court Lets ICC Cut Chicago Live Stock Rate
The Supreme Court today upheld a lower court ruling in Interstate Commerce Commission v Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway Co et al. The decision affirms the Circuit Court of Appeals and blocks the railroad plan to enforce a $1.00 per car rate reduction from $2.00 on live stock shipments in Chicago.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Buarlington and Quincy Railway Company
Chicago
Circuit Court of Appeals
Serious strike riot in Lemberg Galicia injures soldiers
On June 2 at Schnetzen Platz in Lemburg Galicia strikers pelted a returning infantry company. Soldiers retaliated with sabers and firearms, wounding about forty workers, while all nearby windows were smashed in the clash.
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Lemburg
Galicia
Schnetzen Platz
Showery Weather Across Oregon for Voting Day
Showery weather dominates western Oregon while eastern counties enjoy clear conditions as voters head to the polls for the gubernatorial and mayoral races. In Portland the fragmented Republican contest foresees a slow count due to scattered balloting.
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Cascades
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Cascade Mountains
Gardner found guilty of voluntary manslaughter at Mountain Home
The Gardner case jury returned a voluntary manslaughter verdict at Mountain Home after a night session. Judge Perky scheduled sentencing for Tuesday, with a penalty of one to ten years in the penitentiary. The excerpt also advertises HERBINE digestive remedy products sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
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Gardner
Mountain Home
Perky
Spring Fever and Its Dangers Cited in Market Ad
A short medical notice describes spring fever as tor pla liver and inactive bowels with danger if neglected. It promotes Wite's Little Early Risers as a safe remedy to stimulate the liver open the bowels and cleanse impurities. Sold at Bean's Doug store and H. H. Whittlesey.
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Bean
Doug Store
H. H. Whittlesey
Washington Facts Make Democrats Squirm
A June House session features a clash over a McKinley Memorial address by John Hay and a vote on the river and harbor bill. Debates touch on Hay invoked by both houses, and a Philippine government bill under 15 minute rule with amendments on land and slavery clauses.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
Hitt
Illinois
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Louisiana
Grosvenor
Congress
John Hay
McKinley
Hay
Clark
Missouri
Senate
Lodge
Mason
United States
Philippines
Hoar
Peace Declared As South Africa War Ends
London announces terms of peace after two years of war. Balfour outlines conditions for Boer surrender, amnesty, Dutch language optional in schools, and postwar restoration. Kruger learns of peace by dispatch as Transvaal hopes for return. England rejoices nationwide except Ireland.
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Ireland
Balfour
London
South Africa
House of Commons
Palfour
Transvaal
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Lord Milner
Great Britain
Mr. Balfour
Edward
Daily Mail
Utrecht
Holland
Kruger
Fort Hall Reservation Opening Celebration Planned
A Pecetello Pioneers Association committee plans a July 4 celebration at Fort Hall opening. Members meet at city hall Wednesday at 8 pm to finalize details and form sub committees. Citizens are invited to help create a memorable historical event in Pocatello.
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Fort Hall
Pecetello Pioneers Association
Moet
City Hall
The
Pioneers Association
His
Striking Teamsters Face Staffing Battle in Chicago Packing
Chicago June 2 The second week of the teamsters strike at the large Chicago packing plant shows the packers restoring meat stations with nonunion drivers under police guard. Strikers anticipate aid from ice and coal drivers and fear a reduced meat supply for hotels.
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Chicago
Mining Strike Quiet Amid District Job Swaps
In the Wilkes-Barre region most pumps stay in operation as nonunion workers fill roles. Hazelton reports near unanimous compliance with the eight hour demand with nonunion replacements, while Shamokin sees about ninety five percent strike participation at nineteen collieries and Pottsville notes stalled surface pumps as bosses refuse to replace strikers.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Mitchell
Hazelton, Pa
Hazelton
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
Shamokin
Pottsville
Fromen
Shenandoah District
Mackay News Letter highlights and local updates
Special Mackay Idaho column notes Milt Russell of the M and C L Stage Co at Three Forks with daily trips. White Knob company receives steel damp cars for motor line. Hartford mine manager Jae Custer seeks haulers and wood choppers. Mattie Holt and Will Goddard wed. elegant lunch following. Sam Hill returns from Clayton with Clayton Smelter Co. employees. Thunder Mountain pilgrim rush continues. Lost River ranchers optimistic in warm weather. White Knob smelter expected to blast soon under General Manager Boyd.
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Mackay
Idaho
Milt Russell
M. & C. L Stage Company
Three Forks
Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment Ad at A. L. Cook’s
An advertisement urges sufferers of piles to start using Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment for immediate relief and potential cure. It lists prices 50 cents for bottles and 75 cents for tubes and notes availability at Mrs. A. L. Cook’s store.
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Tabler
Mra
A. L. Cook's
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A. L. Uoogs
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Belles of
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Peage
England
Mr. Kruger
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White Knob Company
Hartford
Jae Custer
Want m
Mattie Holt
Will Goddard
Sam Hill
Clayton
Clayton Smelter Co
Thunder Mountain
Lost River
Boyd
Big White Knob
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