Quiet Ohio Guard camps at Bradley mine amid mining tension
About 1150 Ohio National Guard members arrive and bivouac near the Bradley mine as private detectives are stood down and troops take control. Engineers delay movement to inspect tracks amid miner tensions while Columbus hosts wage arbitration talks with miners and operators seeking a peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonvale
Ohio National Guard
Bradley Mine
United States Coal Company
Smithfield
J. C. Speaks
Bradley
Columbus
Ohio
Olio
Junta members in St Louis deny incitement claims
Mexican Liberal party faction, believed accused by Ambassador Thompson of instigating the Cananea copper strike, operates from 2645 Lafayette Ave publishing Re generacion. Secretary Antonio L Villareal says they fight for Mexican workers and a square deal, deny revolution ties, and vow to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mexican Liberal Party
United States
Thompson
Greene Consolidated
Cananea
Mex
Lafayette Avenue
Regeneracion
Antonio L. Villareal
Villareal
Greene
Mexico
Diaz
John Kirby Celebrates Fifty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Adrian readers note the marriage of John Kirby and wife fifty-five years ago. He served the Lake Shore railroad for fifty-two years rising from carpenter to general master carbuilder of shops from Chicago to Buffalo. Now retired since 1892, he remains a consulted veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Mick
John Kirby
Lake Shore Railroad
Chicago
Buffalo
Deadlock at Des Moines County Delegation Conventio
The first district congressional convention in Burlington Iowa, in session, reports 25 ballots by 3:30. Carpenter Louisa Kennedy Lee McCord Van Buren lead after repeated ballots, Kennedy 47 Carpenter 31 McCord 36. Credentials committee seated regular delegation despite a contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Iowa
Evening Journal
Carpenter
Louisa
Kennedy
Lee
McCord
van Buren
McCold
Judge Leggett
Fairfield
Frank L. Wilson
Washingon
Des Moines
Double murder in Christopher over love affair ends in suicide
In Christopher Franklin county two miners Rube Stewart and Joe Veach killed during a confrontation after a drive with Stella Dial. Stewart shot Veach in the head and then killed himself outside Dial’s home, ending a fatal love-triangle incident.
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PaQuoin US
Christopher
Franklin County
Rube Stewart
Joe Veach
Stella Dial
Veach
Miss Dial
Stewart
Judge Lynch is Always with Us
Prompt police work prevented a lynching in Vincennes Indiana. Victor Thompson 25, white, was seized by a mob at the Main street bridge as he fled after attacking the daughter of Victor Dunne of Lawrence county Ul. Officers intervened and rescued him before the mob could act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lynch
Vincennes
Ind
Victor Thompson
Victor Dunne
Lawrence County
Wabash River
Main Street
Seventh district race yields Carter GOP win in Chicago
In Chicago the Seventh supreme court district election results show Carter 47 920, Copper 26 388, Magruder 26 682. In Indianapolis printers union votes, International Typographical Union officers are announced for two years with James M. Lynch named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Court
Carter
Copper
Magruder
Printers’ Union
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
International
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
N. Y
John W. Hays
Minneapolis
J. OW
Bramwood
Denver
Near-fatal accident at Cartier's sawmill in Ludington
Clarence Fogg, worker at Cartier's sawmill, narrowly escaped death when his clothing became entangled in machinery. His neck was severely injured and doctors fear a broken spinal cord as he lies near death in Ludington on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludington, Mich
Clarence Fogg
Cartier
Martin A Knapp and the Interstate Commerce Commission
Martin A Knapp, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, has led the agency for over eight years after fifteen years as a member. Born in New York in 1843, he practiced law in Syracuse and served as corporation counsel before heading the commission during the rate bill debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
State of
New York
Syracuse
Foraker Attacks Rate Bill Over Branch Line Switches
Washington June 6. Senator Foraker urged an explanation of changes to include branch lines in mandatory switch connections under the railroad rate bill. Tillman warned of new matter. probes about the conference report while rail protests flood the Senate with telegrams opposing anti pass provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Washington
Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Red Rock Company
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Hopkins
Tillman in Senate Opposes Navy Cost Surge
In Washington June 6 Tillman urged halting the rapid growth of battleship size and cost. He warned the navy could outpace others and likened excess build to a frog emulating an ox. Hale pressed swift action on appropriation bills to allow adjournment by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tillman
Hlale
Hale
Croning Family Killed and Injured in Grade Crossing Crash
In West Peabody Massachusetts Mrs Croning wife of W P Croning of Cambridge was killed and Croning along with several of his children injured when a Boston and Maine train struck their touring automobile. Meanwhile in Washington the senate took up conference reports on railroad rate and statehood bills and heard a Smoot elections amendment but adjourned without action. House action included printing conference reports and advancing a naturalization bill with English language requirement.
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West Peabody
Mass
Croning
W. P. Croning
Cambridge
Boston and Maine Railroad
Washington
Senate
Committee On Privileges
Smoot
House
Dunkards Open Week-long Convention at Englewood
The Old German Baptist church of America known as the Dunkards begins its yearly convention in Englewood near Dayton with an estimated 15 000 delegates and visitors. Attendees have traveled from across the United States over the past ten days by train vehicle and on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
The
Old German Baptist Church of America
Dunkards
Englewood
United States
Church convention plans noted for next year in California
The text describes a church gathering with camping in the woods, sermons by Drinkard ministers both men and women, a barbecue with twenty beeves and seventy barrels of applebutter, a public foot washing, and a grand midnight song service. It notes the church plans to hold its convention in California next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Inquest Held Over Danville Death of Mixa Tessie Harlan
The body of 21 year old Mixa Tessie Harlan, shipped to Waynetown for burial, was returned for an inquest at the request of State's Attorney Keeslar. She died at St Elizabeth's hospital with peritonitis listed as the cause. Joshua Harlan, her father, sues Dr George Edens for 25000 based on a statement the girl gave shortly before death.
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Danville
Mixa Tessie Harlan
Waynetown
Ind
Keeslar
St Elizabeth's Hospital
George Edens
Joshua Harlan
Dens
Doctors Holding a Council in Boston During Meetings
Several thousand physicians and surgeons from across the United States and notable medical men from abroad gathered in Boston to attend the American Medical association meetings and other medical and surgical associations’ annual gatherings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
American Medical Association
Balloonists' Alpine attempt ends in tragedy near Ancona
Milan June 6 report details Captain Nazari Sig Minoletti and Sig Usuelli aboard a balloon attempting to cross the Alps. Theiler balloon crossed the Appennines, landed near Ancona. Usuelli survived four hours clinging to ropes and was saved by a torpedo boat. Nazari and Minoletti perished. Minoletti was a wealthy, noted figure, Usuelli also prosperous and known as an alpinist who once crossed the Andes.
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Milan
Nazari
Sig Minoletti
Sig. Usuelli
Alps
Appennines
Tito
Adriatic
Ancona
Usuelli
Nagzart
Minolett
Andes
Prices and Receipts in Chicago Livestock Markets
Market notes show estimated receipts of 22000 today with 2082 left over yesterday and 2000 for tomorrow. Hog prices range 5 to 7 higher with bulk 640 to 650, cattle steady to 10 lower, natives and western cattle mixed, lambs and sheep strong, heavy packing and rough grades listed, with the Beach-Wickham Co. and McCall Bros. as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beach-Wickham Co
McCall Bros
Disorder in Russian Duma Halts Agrarian Debate
In St. Petersburg June 6 a scene of disorder marred the lower house as deputies shouted down ministers debating the agrarian question and the death penalty report was delayed. Ministers Gurko and Strehinsky spoke briefly amid interruptions while radicals cryed Reform! Resign! as the session ground on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Awme
Gurko
Stolypin
M. Strehinsky
Cria
Peter Dolgorovsky
M. Vetrunkeviteh
Hertenstein
Constitutional Democrats
Petrunkeviteh
Count Heyden
Hertweinstein
Music Hath Charms They Say In Isthmian Work
Washington reports show singing boosts productivity on the isthmian canal dig. West Indian labor bosses lead choruses, inspiring contentment and energy as crews sing "Down, Men, Down" or "Yo Heave Ho." Government jobs and private firms adopt the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isthmian Canal
West Indies
Canal Zone
Tropics
Isthmus
Death of Charles Hubbard Former vice president of humane society
Charles Hubbard aged 77 died at his Knightstown home after fifteen years as vice president of the American Humane Society. He was a longtime Richmond resident. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Charlies
Hubbard
Richmond
Ind
Charles
American Humane Society
Knightstown
Died on Her Wedding Anniversary in Michigan
Mrs. William Ruckinger, 67, of Vassar, Mich., died in Bay City hospital on the fortyninth anniversary of her wedding day after undergoing surgery for stomach cancer. A prominent German and farmer near town, she leaves ten children.
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Vassar
Mich
William Ruckinger
Bay City
Tem Children
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O'Brien
Congress
Moines County
Dastard
Illinois Supreme Court
Martin A. Knapp
Foraker “Formist
Milwaukee
NAVY
Adriatic Sea
Shheep
Grain Market
B. Vinaver
Polithea
Taganrog
Kharkoff
Steherback
Peasants League
Maxim Gorky
Russia
Riga
Accross
Panama
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