Mourning mob crowds demand corwll release in White burning case
A Wilmington crowd of about 2000 gathered near the city hall demanding bail or release for Corwell tied to the burning death of Jorge White. The coroner found remains of few bones, weighing about five pounds, with the inquest noting White died by being burned near the Price’s Corner area in 1908. A bail of 5000 was posted by Thomas Mellagh, and Corwell remained in custody as authorities prepared further proceedings.
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Ethur Corwell
Hartford City
Ind
Wilmington
Del
Jorge White
Helen Bishop
Corwell
Cornell
Thomas Mellagh
McCormick
White
John FR. Kilmer
Sa Jong
Wortiet
Phat
George White Cme
Gad Dona
Price'n “Corner
Ferris Industrial School
Lockout Threat Tells Fifteen Thousand Garment Workers
Chicago garment workers, numbering about fifteen thousand, received an ultimatum from the National Association of Wholesale Clothiers Merchants. The notice points to a potential lockout unless wage demands are settled through arbitration or a committee decision within two weeks. Lack of unified action among workers prompts employers to stand firm on terms.
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Chicago
National Association of Wholesale Clathime Mer‘chante
Orbitration
Prison Break at Canon City Forces Break for Liberty
Convicts in Canon City Colorado seize control of the wash house at the penitentiary and capture the warden’s wife en route to the front gate. Gunfire erupts. guard Kothkendall is killed while Jaes Armstrong is wounded and the lead offender is captured with two escapees on horseback.
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Wnd
Police and Rioters Clash in Textile Strike Disturbance
A chaotic clash erupted during a textile strike disturbance at Prunklin works in the Kensington district of Philadelphia. Ten non union workers were injured as police charged a mob of hundreds. rioters were bruised and arrested as workers accused aging firws of union suppression. Additional notes mention flood aid legislation and a bank robbery with stolen cash.
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Pennsylvania
Prunklin Works
Kensington
Piladelphia
Strike 18 Settled After Dubuque Strike Mediation
In Dubuque Tuesday at 11 pm President Conchar of the Trbigque Club announced the settlement of the streetcar strike. An arbitration plan was agreed with the Union Fleetric Company represented by officers and the strikers led by President Urick of the State Federation of Labor and State Labor Commissioner Brigham. The deal, reached by Goelock, awaits formal acceptance by principals. Discharged workers Deveraux Noonan and Hon Wieser faced removal for rule violations. the committee granted clearance and entries while the company reinstate other men. A grievance conduit will route issues to the general manager for director review. Adjt. Gen. Byers will order militia withdrawal.
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Hadagne
Dubuque, Ta
Conchar
Trbigque Club
Elf
Pars
Union Fleetric Company
Ihe
Urick
State Fedaration of Labor
Brigham
Goelock
van Whian
Deveraux
Noonan
Hon. Wieser
Curda
Antton
Na Wien Mau
Wiian
Atlaw Appell Am Grieva
Genera Miniager
Adjt
Byers
Ewen Leaves Lexington Amid Plot Against Him
Capt. B J Ewen leading witness in the Kolt and White murder trial left Lexington Kentucky for a secret destination amid rumors of a plot to assassinate him. Friends warned he could be in grave danger if his presence attracted attention as rumors spread about efforts to derail the justice case. Meanwhile wrecking crews clear blocks near Seventh to Thirty-third Streets in New York for a railroad tunnel station project razing 400 buildings including three hospitals.
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Auby
Pennsylvania Motron
New York
Bove
Ninth Avenues
Thirty-third Street
Poutoer
Maccabees Court Orders Restitution in Embezzlement Case
Embezzlement by Charles De Pheu son, former cashier of the Maccabees, led to a court ruling that the Knights must repay $50,000 plus interest to Port Huron bank. The case centers on misappropriated funds used to cover heritage obligations and bank debts, with officials denying rumors of a broader conspiracy.
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Knighta of the Maccabees
Port Huron
Mieh
Port Purow
Chas. de Pheuson
Maccabees
Photipsen
Des Moines River Might Shift State Boundaries in 1902
High water and river changes threaten to wash land from Iowa into Missouri around Keokuk and Des Moines. Des Moines River has altered course south of Keokuk, enlarging Hawkeye State territory, with Keokuk in Missouri as an appendix to Iowa.
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Missouri
Dos Moines
Alexandria
Des Moines
Mississippi
Keokuk
Lee County
Misesouri
Liwna
Towa
Industrial Review Highlights Mixed Trade Signals
The Rh. G. Dyn & Con Weekly Review of Trade reports unseasonably low New York temperatures and heavy rainfall, yet overall satisfactory results with better crop prospects, rising forward orders, and rail earnings up 5.8 percent so far in June. Iron and steel markets remain unclear, with some concessions on pig iron due to transport delays, while home production grows and prices uncertain. Cotton mills show activity but raw stock shortages limit offers, and footwear enjoys modest factory demand. Foreign trade holds, U.S. sales up from last year, Canada higher than prior year. Outlook for wheat remains cautious as Europe resists price rallies amid tentative crop expectations.
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Rh. G. Dyn & Con Weekly Review of Trade
Bellers
Elso
Opeyate
United States
Canada
Topeka State Journal
Little Buzzy Bee
Washington Post
Pennsylvania
Portland Argus
Detroit News
Kipling
Brooklyn Standard Union
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Dayton Preas
Postofice
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King
Servia
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Detroit Free Press
Mara
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Atlanta Journal
Monte di Bieta
Naples
Italy
Hoston Herald
Erin
Trust Securities
New York World
Shipbuilding Trust
New Haven Union
Kentucky
Old Bourbon
Milwaukee News
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Algaria
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Richmond Times
Gov. Pennypacker
Memphis
Indianapolis News
Moneycanery
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Svery
Milwaukee Sentinel
Eidianapolis News
Cleveland
Iain Dealer
Germany
New Shaiapashire
Buffalo News
Prenghmain
Auterionis
New York Telegram
Alice Snyder
Cory
New Jersey
Fiat Co
Market Prices Across Cities for Cattle and Grains
Chicago and other cities report mixed bids for cattle hogs and sheep with grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye and hay. Prices span widely from low to high values with No 2 and No 3 grades and regional variations in shipping and grading.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Gatile
St. Louia
Uttle
Detroit
Durley
New York
Frond poetry and press quips across dailies
A reel of quotes mocks poetry in newspapers and press debates. Analysts note satire on Kipling and Kipling poems, plus rants about politics, war, and public figures. The excerpt surveys various editorial quips and cultural barbs from multiple papers.
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