American Bok Company Moves to Reorganize Plant
June 17 reports state American Bok Company is moving to reorganization as it engages a representative to handle bids for books and to modernize its plant. The action follows a long debate, with the legislature setting rules on union label compliance and contract scope amid broader industry changes. It notes Indian Commissioner Henry Greene’s appointment and President Andrew D. White’s remarks on Cornell’s growth and character building during close-day exercises.
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Ull
Samian
Carnells
Andrew D. White
Cornell
Insane Man Found Missing in River Riverine Mystery
A report from Dughampton, X indicates Rev. Robert Emmeth Hall Riley, a writer known for his literary tale, was found in the Sushue- Sanna river area after being brought from Canaveti to the State hospital a year ago. He disappeared during a recent episode and is believed to have fallen into the river.
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Dughampton
Robert Emmeth Hall
Riley
Sushue- Sanna
Canaveti
QofFIN Makers Strike In New York City
Coffin makers in New York walk out on a four strike amid demands for a nine and a half hour work day and a three hour Saturday shift. Large trades in the city report partial stoppages as workers press for shorter hours and improved conditions.
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New York
Shir Deenands
Bioters of Dubuque Reopen After Five Week Strike
Dubuque street railway resumed operations after a five week shutdown caused by a strike. State militia and local police confronted riders in tense scenes. At the power plant militia moved to the car barns where vandalism and smoke were reported as cars were damaged and windows broken before militia arrived.
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Bioting
Ubw Street Railway
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Counset
Tiida
Sali
Philippine Opium Act Proposed for Philippine Islands
Washington reports Secretary of War will withhold action on the proposed opium act of the Philippine commission until careful review in Washington. The bill would bar sale except by concessionaires with licensing and control. sales would be bid every five years. Protests have urged prohibition of any sale.
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Philippine Commission
Cable
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Ingersoll Estate Sues Over 100.000 Bequest, Will Not Probated
Mrs Eva A Ingersoll administrator of the Robert G Ingersoll estate filed in US Circuit Court at Lowell a suit against Joseph A Corant and others alleging a $100,000 bequest for services to her deceased husband and seeking an injunction to prevent transfer of estate assets. The action names heirs of Andrew J Davis and questions the validity of the will which was not admitted to probate. The case is noted as a historically famous matter in American history.
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America
Whitie
Mont
Heavy rains in Montana worsen damage across rails
Reports from Big Timber and surrounding areas detail severe railroad damage after heavy rains. A thirty foot steel bridge near Columbus was swept away and a diver from Pak City lost about 240 head of sheep. Sheep pens at Cabot Thomas were destroyed. Traffic on the Northern Pacific resumed yesterday.
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Mont
Northern Pacific
Cohumbus
Bassetet
Pak City
Cabot Thomas
Gambling in Washington Frat Case in Superior Court
In Spokane June 47 the frat case under the state's new gambling law was heard by Judge Richardson. Fritz Dietrick pleaded guilty to dealing stupehoper, and Judge Richardson sentenced Dietrick to a year in the penitentiary. The defense argues the law is constitutional.
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Spokane
Wash
Dudge Richardson
Fritz Dietrick
Tietricko
Graves
Ston
Desmark election yields mixed defeat for finance minister
In Desmark the Left Reformists win 7 seats and gain influence as Finance Minister Haga loses to Social Democrat Schmidt while War Minister Janzen also falls. Ministers of Public Works Interior Agriculture and Justice are re-elected by large margins. Government calls early polls to test two years under King Christian. Final tally shows Left Reformists 7 seats, Right 12, Moderate Left 9.
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Yaterday
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Schidt
Janzen
Christian
Haga
Mieanbers
Laft
Chinese Labor Preference in West Immigrant Stations
Washington reports June 17 that Commissions General of Immigration F P Sargent toured immigrant stations in the West including Dona jure and the Canadian frontier. He found labor on pugsy plantations and that experiments with Portuguese port rice yielded unsatisfactory results. Planters prefer Chinese labor for cane fields. Japanese are capable but less enduring. Hawaiians and Japanese threaten to supplant locals in skilled posts as Chinese workers remain steady, earning around four cents a dig plus rations and wood. Planters will push for continued Chinese exclusion relaxation to secure a sufficient Chinese workforce at profit.
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F. P. Sargent
Commissions General of Immigration
Vignoluln
Sergent
United States
Toweral
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GongYtsa
Chinees
Kishineff massacre debate sparks British tension and mass fear
Reports from St Petersburg detail Father Gronstadt’s anti Semitic denunciations and claims blaming Jews for Kishineff killings. British parliament debates the Redmond amendment as Wyndham fears government defeat while public news covers the Sells Downe shows parade and London traffic dangers.
Deer Jump Fence Use Remarkable Stamina Stories
While eating lunch, three stags approached a seven foot fence and leaped over it with ease. They moved quickly, cleared the barrier, and rejoined their companions, then a Japanese deer tale describes luring deer from a park into a paddock by a fenced gap.
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