Pressmen and Typographers Reject Amalgamation Plan
The International Pressmen Union and the Typographical Union blocked a merger after opposition from the pressmen. A cooperative system was proposed allowing bookbinders and pressmen to strike with local union consent, with strike costs borne by the initiating union. Officers named include Theo F. Gullowski of St Louis and James Nelson of Brooklyn. next meeting set for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressment Association
Typographical Union
Pimtapetrina
International Pressmen A Union
Sach
Pressmen’s Union
Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Theo F. Gullowski
Ss Louis
Jessie Johnson
Nashville
J. A. Archer
Minnespolia
J. A. Paton
Toronto
James Nelson
Brooklyn
Chicago
McKinley Visit Follows Silver Rows at R N L Meeting
The Republican National League convention closed its third day with harmony as anti-silver leaders accepted a Dowling victory for secretary after a contentious ballot. McKinley greeted delegates at a lake excursion and a reception was held tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creretano
Republican National League
Wille
Fouil
A. K. Humphrey
Ess
Gav
McKinley
Pattog
Ihs
Weh
Arkoners
Prownls Knowlton
Miss Knowlton
van Buren
Ave
Arkansas
Slo
Muait Hall
Geo” McAlpin
McAlpin
Suminacus
M. J. Dowling
Minnesota
J. F. Byrnes
Denver
McAlpie
P. F. Powers
Michigan
Power
Executive Board
A. L. Morrison
New Mexico
A. O. Humphrey
Executive Committee
H. R. Churchill
Colorado
J. F Byrnen
Byrnes
J. Erec Foster
Republican National Committee
Party
General Carr
Illinois
Eden
Republican League of the United States
Republican Party
United States
Niys
Messrs
Humphrey
New York
Laughlin
North Dakota
Kelly
Smnola
Dowling
Downey
Hon
A. & Humphrey
Secretar
Citizens of
Cleveland
Tracey
Emperor William lays last stone of Baltic canal
In June 21 ceremonies Emperor William I christened the Kaiser Wilhelm canal as the Baltic and North Sea canal during a grand open air event. Thousands witnessed and a black marble tablet recorded the date of the earlier cornerstone laid in 1867. The complex featured a lighthouse, stonework, and bronze reliefs of William I, Frederick II, and William II. A second item reports a boiler explosion on the US cruiser Columbia, injuring four aboard a steam launch.
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William
Baltic Canal
Howrenxav
Rurik
Tuko
Baltic and North Sea Canal
William I
Frederick
William II
Twilis
Baltic
Germany
William the Great
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
Foster
Laanch
United States
Columbia
Naval Hospital
Bruce Lynch In Charge New Warden Assumes Penitentiary
The new warden J Broca Lynch assumed control of the state penitentiary at moon yesterday. He installed deputy Dave Nail of Abilene and appointed Republicans to key posts including Oliver Hiatt of Leavenworth as turney previously held, Colonel A A Percell Fort Scott as storekeeper, and John Price Atchison as mate messenger. Chief Clerk Julio Schitting began assisting in task of auditing books with State Accountant Challinort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penitential
J. Broca Lynch
State Penitentiary
Moon
John Price
Atchison
Jono M. Price
Lansing
Leavenworth
Julio Schitting
Challinort
Hastings' Suit Against O'Connor At Standstill
Governor Tastings suit against Frank J. O'Connor of Johnstown faces jury selection delays as irregular juror drawing and defense objections threaten a continuance. Also notes Whist League officers elected in Mixquarit and oil price rise in Toledo with crude up two cents to 77 cents south of Lima and 79 north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enesssune
Gov. Tastings
Frank J. O'Connor
Johnstown
ToLtena
Jana
Lima
Meet on the Water Cornell Penn Columbia Crews Race Today
The Cornell Pennsylvania and Columbia eight crews prepare for an afternoon race watched by crowds aboard yachts and trains. McCullough chose the eastern course, while spectators gather along the river with officials and auxiliary vessels ready.
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Povankiersie
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
McCullough
Krum
Three Mile
Illoya Ia
Gov. Morton
Moon
Kingston
W. A. Brooks
Harvard
Judes
Guy Richards
Edwin Hitchcock
University of Pennsylvania
George Sergeant Timera
Walter BR. Peel
Frank B. Schofield
George Woodrull
Dodges
Suish
Arthur W. Putnam
Marry Vancleff
Thomas Herr
Hudson
Manhattan
Gretchen
Queen City
Nirvana
Walle Walla
J.C. Harr
Polica Botha
Morten
Hur
Walla Walla
Benefit for John L Sullivan Bout With Corbett at MSG
Madison Square Garden hosts a benefit for John L Sullivan a week from tomorrow ending with a five round bout between the former champion and James J Corbett. Only one ticket sold so far bought by James Wakely who will manage the show. Also Martha Johnson seeks divorce from Whit tlesay Johnson alleging cruelty custody of Willie eight and Jesse six and alimony. South Carolina constables sentenced for seizing liquor in violation of an injunction under interstate commerce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
James J. Corbett
Smith
James Wakely
Wooman Bivie
Martha Johnson
Whittlesay Johnson
Topeka
S. Carolina
Cuartzston, & J
Simonton
Sharpshooters Gresk Records In Wisconsin Meet
In Mirwavtsex Wisconsin on June 21 the Western Sharpahooters union contest heated up with records likely to fall by tomorrow. Adolph Stecker of San Francisco set a world mark by scoring 97 of 100 on man targets amid the event. A Kansas City return trip to Santa Fe Route is listed with a June 23 day excursion price of 1.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirwavtsex
Wis
Sharpahooters’ Union
Adolph Stecker
San Francisco
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Taken to the Pen Sherif Hardge Sends Ten Convictees to Lansing
Sheriff Hardge escorted ten prisoners from Topeka to Lansing to serve sentences of one to five years in the state penitentiary. Four prisoners were handcuffed, and D C Naylor Frank Snyder and Hank Gillmen accompanied him. The group included James Redford Bill Birmingham Mary Marshall Bill McKelvey John Rush Frank Miller Bob Nightingale James Berry Charles Curtis Rev Robert Graham with sentences ranging from one to five years for burglary highway robbery grand larceny cattle stealing forgery and perjury before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Hardge
Lansing
Bordge
Topeka
D.C. Naylor
Frank Snyder
Hank Gillmen
Lanstog
James Redford
Bill Birmingham
Pency
Mary Marshall
Bill McKelvey
John Rush
Frank Miller
Bob Nightingale
James Berry
Charles Curtis
Robert Graham
Bound by the Agent Judge Caldwell's Opinion
In the U S circuit court of appeals the Norwood insurance cases from Kansas are decided. The court holds that insurance agents may bind the company by waiving policy restrictions when they know the facts and circumstances of the insured's request. Norwoods sought 4000 coverage but faced a scale down to 27000 in goods. The Kansas federal court judgment for the Norwoods is sustained against appeal by the insurers Firemen's Fund and Norwich Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Norwood Insurance
Sx Law
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas
F. Norwood
ER Norwood
Firemen’s Fund Insurance Company
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Norwooda
Norwoods
Heat Soars Across Regions With Local Variations
The report notes 88 degrees atop the Co Tembian Building, with street readings cooler. Observer Belden cites generally fair morning weather from the Rockies to the Mississippi, slight drops in Montana Wyoming and North Dakota, rises in central and southern states, and light rains in Arkansas Kansas Nebraska eastern Montana North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Co Tembian
Hester
Federal
Topeka
Jennings
W. A. Belden
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Omaha
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Cheyenne
Arkansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Harry Hill Arrested in Wholesale Swindling Case
Oklahoma boomer Harry Hill owner of Harry Hill's Wild West Show is under arrest at Eagle Pass Texas charged with wholesale swindling. He allegedly drew drafts on the defunct Wichita Horse and Mule Market and on several banks for creditors in Twins and Colorado, all protested.
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Oklahoma
Kansas City
Wichita
Kun
Harry Hill
Eagle Pass
Tex
Lua
Wichita Horse and Mule Market Company
Twins
Colorado
Old City Hall Walls Collapse in San Francisco
The walls of the old city hall collapsed during demolition. One man named Ose James Wilkinson was killed and three workers were injured as the northwest corner gave way and the roof fell. In New York, boxers Young Corbett and Eddie Pierce were each placed under bond of twenty thousand dollars while awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Old City Hall
Ose
James Wilkinson
Local notes on state librarian King and others
State Librarian James L. King and Mrs King returned from a ten day visit with relatives in Illinois Bernard Kelly of Emporia was in Topeka this forenoon with his right arm in a sling after rheumatic illness Mrs J Wilson and family, back from California for Misa Mabel Wilson, travel to Manitou Camp this time The Oklahoma relief meeting called by Judge Foster failed to start today due to tardy attendees An additional meeting is expected soon to aid destitute Oklahomans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. King
Oklahoma
Judge Foster
Gladstone to Return to Commons as Liberal Leader
Loxpox June 21 Tomorrow Irish Catholic says Mr Gladstone will return to the house of commons and lead the Liberals at the next general election. His aim is to carry a home rule measure and settle the national quarrel. His surrender of his pair on Welsh church disestablishment shocks the Rosebery government, adding to prior surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Gladstone
House of Commons
Rosebery
Democrats Split Over Money Question In Times Editorial
The Times editorial predicts division within the Democratic Party on currency policy. It notes Republicans unite on the silver issue, while Democrats are in open feud, with a post election plan to settle the dispute in a domestic manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Jose
The
Times
the Times
Lynching in Mississippi Linked to Family Scandal
A mob of about 200 blacks and 50 whites seized James Saunders in Gibson County, Mississippi, and hanged him after a report of a compromising act with his daughter. Saunders was killed along with Saunders' wife during a feud sparked by the affair. Deputies moved to deter further mob violence aiming to spare the daughter from lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Port
Gibson
Eaya James Saunders
Saunders
Saundra
Walker
Posse
Not So Bad After All The Attitude Of Brooklyn Bicyclers
The Barnum circus set tents at Halsey street and Saratoga avenue in Brooklyn drawing cheerful but wary bicycle riders away from the open lot. Beginners adapted quickly, some entering the tent for shelter and ride practice, while others retreated to streets for new experience. Nine injured in a trolley collision near Newsville, and a concert at Garfield Park urged readers to subscribe for full Journal coverage.
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Brooklyn
Barnum
Barnum Circus
Halsey Street
Saratoga Avenue
New York
Newsvnea
Walden & Orange Lake Road
Eugene Clary
Garfield Park
Marshall
Rogers Move in seat dispute over regent role
Judge Solon O Thacher filed suit in the supreme court to oust O L Moore as Senator Rogers successor and seek a writ of mandamus. Thacher contends the Rogers investigation report diverges from the committee evidence and aims to secure a court review of the inquiry to possibly restore Rogers to the regent seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon O
Thacher
O. L. Moore
William Rogers
The
State University
Supreme Court
O.L. Moore
Rogers
Morrill
Rogers Investigation Committee
Panic in Cincinnati mill fire alarms workers and fainting
A fire at Henry Peirce's Sons cotton mills and the Russell and Morgan printing works on Eggleston avenue caused panic among about 200 workers. A second and third alarm was sounded, police carried out fainting workers, and several attempted to jump from windows. no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciscinssati
Henry Peerce’s Sons
Russell & Morgan Printing Works
Eggleston Avenue
Good Chance for a Loan for China
Officials of the Chinese legation say American capitalists negotiating in China for a 200 million tael loan intended for Japan are not urging a futile suit and have a fair chance of securing the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincron
Legation
China
Japan
Will resign Oct 1 British forces chief to step down
Secretary of State for War Campbell-Bannerman announced in the House that the Duke of Cambridge will resign as commander-in-chief of the British forces on October 1. The post will not be abolished, but its functions will be modified. Also noted is a discussion of anchovy canning on the Pacific coast and comparisons to sardines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish Commission
Northwest
Puget Sound
Mr. Swan
Port Hedlock
Port Townsend Bay
Eastport
Maine
Pacific Coast
California
Waupin's Wonder Prisoner Builds Moonshine Still
Joe Johnson, jailed in Waupin Wisconsin, devises a homemade whiskey still and spends Sabbath hours intoxicated in his cell. Theater Savers in New York City report about 200 theater ticket scalpers buying from stores and selling below theater prices. Privilege market update notes a small flurry with price moves from 1.75 to 1.81, then 1.77, and noon offers at 1.75 with Standard credit balance up five cents to 1.60.
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Waupin
Joe Johnson
Waupin, Wis
New York
New York City
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Mr. Powers
M. Thornton
John F. Bracey
Eton
Ilinois
T. E Walker
Bruce Lynch
Gov. Hastings’ Sult
Leacus
American Whist League
Theo Schwarz
W. H. Burney
Providence
K & Kribbe
St Louis
KH. Weems
Tressurer
KL L Richards
Rock Rapids
Guy
Morton
John L
Corbet
Cley Hall
Gladstones Move
Commons
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