Labor Leaders Triumph as Stay Allows Appeal
Chicago June 6 Bernard Mulligan and John H Donatne win a stay in Judge Grosscups court allowing appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals. The judge calls the jail commitment an extraordinary act and upholds the right to refuse to testify on self incrimination. Also noted are indictments of twenty labor men for conspiracy and five true bills against others for stopping a coal load destined for Montgomery Ward Co. Garrigan denies riot links. others back his affidavit. Al Young appears and posts bonds as sheriff’s deputies search for the former Teamsters president.
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Chicago
Bernard Mulligan
John H. Donatne
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Billy” Swanson
Douglas Hamilton
Ernest Ruck
Ruck
Albert Otto
Garrigan
Koblisant
Daniel Garrigan
Frank Curry
Lake
River Streets
Strike spreads or settles as meetings loom
With a new week in flux, unions and employers plan three meetings to shape action. Team Owners consider locking out 9,000 Teamsters if arbitration fails while box manufacturers discuss aggressive moves. Leaders pledge to renegotiate directly with merchants and to avoid lawyers as violence and injunctions provoke casualties.
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Commission
Shea
Joint Council
Levy Mayer
Teamsters
Czar Assassination Report Causes Wreck Near Sonia
Two persons killed in a wreck on the Grand Trunk at Sonia Michigan. Several injured after washouts cause the crash. Berlin reports a czar assassination claim, but confirmation remains doubtful.
Wrecks on Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk Railways Cause Fatalities and Injuries
Two people died and several were injured in a Pere Marquette Railway wreck at Ionia Michigan caused by washouts. A second wreck on the Grand Trunk Road at the same location left several injured.
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Pere Marquette Railway
Ionia
Washington's milder ultimatum to Russian squadron chief
Manila dispatch reports the ultimatum from Washington to Vice Admiral Enquist in charge of the Russian squadron in port is not as severe as first described. The Evening Journal special notes the softer tone reduces immediate pressure on the fleet and allows for potential resolution through negotiation.
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Berlin
Evening Journal
Manila
Washington
Enquist
General Nogi and the Port Arthur Siege
General Nogi captured Port Arthur for the mikado but lost his two sons during the siege. His ingenuity and determination in bringing about the fortress surrender impressed military men worldwide. After surrender he and his veterans aided Oyama in routing the Russians at Mukden.
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Nogi
Port Arthur
Oyama
Mukden
Japanese Vessels Interned as War Ends in Manila Bay
Washington reports that Russian war vessels in Manila Bay will be interned rather than allowed repairs. The move follows neutralities rules, with ships to stay until hostilities end, mirroring the Lena case. Diplomatic circles doubt peace prospects as Russia and Japan pursue terms.
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Washington
Department of State
United States
Manila Bay
Loomis
Manila Harbor
Morton
Enquist
Navy Department
Lena
San Francisco
Foreign Office
Hhas
Japan
France
Russia
Thomas Barclay
Thomas
Associated Press
Manchuria
China
Korea
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Vladivos- Stok
Sakhalin
Roseta
Uncle Sam
Manila
French Foreign Minister Delcasse Resigns in Paris
Paris reports the resignation of Foreign Minister Delcasse and its acceptance. Premier Rouvier will temporarily assume the vacant portfolio as a caretaker.
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Paris
The
Evening Journal
Delcasse
Rouvier
Unrest and clashes mark West Fourteenth Street ambushes
Fe pickets hid behind a high fence on West Fourteenth Street near Ashland Avenue and attacked Albert Johnson, a non union driver. In South Chicago a mob of union men nearly lynched a negro policeman before officers rescued him. Lumber wagons are often attacked when driven by non union drivers with few arrests.
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West Fourteenth Street
Ashland Avenue
Albert Johnson
Chicago
Statue for the President at White House
President Roosevelt received a fine equestrian statuette of him as Colonel of the Rough Riders. New York sculptor MacMonnies created the piece and Miss Janet Scudder presented it at the White House. Roosevelt joked about feeling great and praised the honor.
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MacMonnies
The
Rough Riders
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Janet Scudder
New York
MacMonnnies
St. Gaudens
Mace Monnies
Mother and Daughter Die After Drinking Contained Brandy
Milwaukee residents Florence Bel linger aged 21 and her mother Anna Meyer are found dead at home. A bottle’s contents thought to be brandy is blamed for the deaths. A note on the bed mentions selling possessions and burial funds totaling $20.56.
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Milwaukee
Florence Bellinger
Anna Meyer
Release of Elgin musician Dye after parole bond signed
Edward Dye formerly of Chicago and a musician, after twelve years in the Northern Illinois Hospital at Elgin, is freed when G. B. Brigham, local piano company manager and old friend, signs a ninety day parole bond. Dye had married despite earlier domestic troubles and had been restored within eight months of commitment in 1893, but relatives refused parole. Brigham’s visit led to Dye’s release.
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Elgin
Edward Dye
Chicago
Northern Illinois Insane Hospital
Dye
G. B. Brigham
Lake Street
Brigham
Eigin
Dye Wes
Brigham Dye
Poison bottle left in Keach causes child’s illness
Boonville report notes Vincent Johnson age two swallowed poison from a bottle left in a dwelling. He is dying as a result of the ingestion. Police investigated the incident and the bottle’s origin is under inquiry.
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Keach
Boonville, Ltd
Vincent Johnson
London Officials Say War Likely to Continue
London reports on June 6 that officials doubt any early peace. President Roosevelt's interviews with Japan's Foreign Minister Taka hira at Washington are cited as shaping the stance. Officials foresee sustained conflict with no quick resolution.
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London
Roosevelt
Takahira
Washb
Tuner Dye Joins Elgin Plane Company
Dye, once a Lyon & Healy tuner and demonstrator before 1803, has accepted a position with an Elgin plane company. He states he has no desire to return to his boyhood and early manhood scenes.
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Dye
Lyon & Healy
Elgin
Disorder at Waukegan church splits congregation
At a Christian church in Waukegan Illinois on June 6 a conflict between factions over Rev Bob Tucker and Professor Traynen led to a clash after services. Tucker kept the pulpit amid peace efforts, but a business meeting followed with supporters pressing to bar Tucker from the church and posting notices that it was closed.
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Waukegan
Christian Church
Bob. Tucker
Traynen
University of Chicago
Tucker
German reverse in Africa claimed Warmbad fall
A Cape Town dispatch reports Warmbad, the German headquarters in Southwest Africa, said to have fallen and the garrison destroyed. No official confirmation, only native sources. German colonization schemes in the region have been unsettled since 1896, with the current outbreak dating to January 1904.
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London
Cape Town
Africa
Market recap shows mixed cattle and hog tone with gains mixed
Chicago June 6 1905 hogs receipts 1000 yesterday light to 85 35 and heavy 81 40 market mostly higher. Cattle and sheep receipts large with slow demand and steady to slightly higher notes. hogs weaker later morning trade.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chi Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Rts
Washington
CAGO
Btky
Alfonso XIII in England Welcomed Amid Rain Lush Reception
King Alfonso XIII of Spain was met in Portsmouth by the Prince of Wales and British officials in a grand naval ceremony. Rain dampened the spectacle as the royal yacht Victoria and Albert arrived, salutes fired, and the Spanish king, in British general uniform, thanked Portsmouth for the welcome.
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London
Alfonso XIII
Spain
England
Edward
Portsmouth
France
Victoria and Albert
Cherbourg
Great Britain
Order of the Garter
Royal welcome as Alfonso XIII arrives in London
A special train brought King Alfonso XIII to London where he was greeted by King Edward and a royal suite. London decor gleamed in Spanish colors as guards and police lined the route to Buckingham Palace. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria welcomed the king in the grand entrance hall while rain fell outside.
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London
Portsmouth
Metropolis
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Guard of Honor
Alfonso XIII
Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Alfonso
Marlborough House
Princess of Wales
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Rail service disruption hits Rio Grande Southern line in Colorado
Telluride Colorado reports Rio Grande Southern trains between Rico and Durango halted after twenty eight miles of track washed out by the Duiores River near Dolores Station. Bridges toppled. Wreck trains deployed. repairs likely to take about two weeks.
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Telluride
Colo
Rio Grande Southern Railway
Rico
Durango
Duiores
Dolores Station
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