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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
1
June 10, 1913 report notes Guv Hatfield threatened Jal imprisonment and the company announced it would evict miners who refused to return to work. The incident marks the first disturbance in the region for a long period, signaling escalating tensions in labor relations.
New York courts declare John Armstrong Chaloner insane and Virginia courts allow him to retain $1.5 million in state interests if he applies in New York State courts. Thomas T Sherman, guardian of the local estate, filed papers with the supreme court.
Supreme Court upholds state power to fix reasonable intrastate railroad rates until Congress acts. Minnesota rate law deemed confiscatory for Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad, enjoined presently, while Northern Pacific and Great Northern rates not shown as unreasonable and thus reversed. Decisions set general guidance for Missouri Arkansas Oregon Kentucky West Virginia cases. final rulings due later term days.
The ruling deprives the Interstate Commerce Commission of much if any power and leaves Congress able to place federal control if desired. The decision arrived after market hours but is expected to influence today’s stock activity. Brokers communicated with European correspondents by cable as James J. Hill of the Great Northern Railroad offered no comment.
West Virginia coal operators urge a full inquiry into strike conditions by a Senate subcommittee. Indicted United Mine Workers officials will appear voluntarily next Friday. The panel, led by Senator Borah, will examine peonage and possible conspiracy actions while awaiting a Justice Department report and DOJs actions.
The Minnesota rate decision set Wall Street on edge as brokers, bankers, and railroad leaders debated its meaning. Traders awaited full text, anticipating impacts on state versus federal rate regulation and potential shifts to Interstate Commerce Commission oversight. The ruling plus related antitrust developments shaped market expectations and drew long comment from officials and analysts.
Granville Ohio June 9 The author iies at Denison University are investigating a hazing alleged to have occurred in dormitories Saturday. Soert Catlett Ww and painted his face with nitrate of silver. Collett suffered extreme agony. A phesi lai wro rftend 1 tm said he would to distres fer if Collett a survivor of thebami dis aster went to Lyu let reatives at Yort Pom NY after arming fron tied overr Ho Toa 4 student ' Voinver as are.
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London dispatch reports heavy losses for King George after a shipment in the stock market. A morning conference with Sir George White and Lord Stamfordham planned how to realize securities held in trust. The queen attended. Losses stem from Canadian Pacific dealings last week.
Four Tiomma Vesuviani councilors near Naples and three women were imprisoned for ten months for conspiring against Piancisteans. The plot involved forged platographs and fake signals aimed at damaging a religious community. Local authorities described the scheme as a grave threat to public order.
President Wilson called at Secretary Tumulty's home after a schoolboy named Joseph P. Tumulty Jr. was reported to have mumps. The president, noting he had mumps years ago, entered to say hello despite family attempts to keep him away.
Ambassadors submit tentative plan for a commercial outlet to Servia’s sea access at the London Alles conference. Balkan war prospects rise as Bulgaria may reject Servia note. Servia and Greece could annex occupied Macedonian territories, while Turkey’s position remains unsettled. The peace conference ends without decisive action.
Newburgh N Y June Burton W Gibson a New York lawyer involved in a murder case remains in Goshen jail where he has blood poisoning from an ankle infection. A third trial decision awaits from Orange County district attorney over the Szabo case strangulation at Greenwood Lake last year.
From Clarksburg deputies were sent to the Richter Coal and Coke property at Lost Creek ten miles away where ten miners are on strike and the company shops were burned last night. The miners demand a 15 cent raise for dingma. Walton Tonks, socialist leader, spoke in Clarksburg.
A thief entered the closed winter home of Frederic Winthrop in Back Bay. Maid alerting police led to the capture at gunpoint of John M. Fochards Sears, a Princeton student, with clothing and a revolver found. $10,000 worth of jewelry and items were recovered from suitcases and a coal bin.
Senate finance leaders plan a binding caucus to bar amendments as Louisiana Senators Ransdell and Thornton oppose free sugar and Senator Walsh wavers. A tie vote could be used to block Republican proposals while Vice President Marshall ready to cast deciding vote. Projections show Underwood tariff may reduce revenue vs Payne Aldrich, with total receipts around 347 million including income tax.
Ambassador Tusser and President Wilson meet for a half hour to reiterate France’s formal protest against the tariff bill. The discussion centers on alleged discrimination and treaty rights, marking the first direct diplomatic appeal to the president against tariff features.
A Paris sale of the Baron Steengracht collection in The Hague period featured a Rembrandt titled Bathsheba. Dusen purchased the painting for 3200 and a bid of 200000 was discussed for another Rembrandt before the sale concluded.
New York on June 9 police report the death of Anna Sorenson an 11 month old in Woodhaven Long Island autopsy found poison in the infant stomach and two needles in the liver and abdomen detectives suspect a discharged servant with a grudge entered the sickroom during a brief absence and administered the poison. The parents say the baby may have imbibed poison while they were away Sunday as relatives recall threats from the dismissed maid Irene Sorenson’s eldest child and Mary Blakes a nursemaid cared for the children until the infant’s death. Further inquiries and searches for the maid continue as investigators weigh motive and opportunity.
Special Gable reports a royal gathering at Buckingham Palace tonight for a fourth court. Queen Mary wore Indian gold brocade with pearl accents and a diamond crown. The King and Queen were joined by royal family including the Prince and Princess of Sweden, the Duke of Connaught, and Viscount Parrima of Fannaught, with several relatives present.
A farmer, struck by a severe stomach ailment, allegedly coughed up a four inch fish. The bizarre incident, labeled by locals as a medical oddity, involved repeated coughing fits and a claim that the fish emerged during a coughing episode.
The steamship Olinda bound for Charleston with six passengers aboard was burning in hold No 1 while being escorted by the gunboat Nashville and the steamer Curiyaba. Fire reported in the forward hold near Bermuda, crews and passengers aided by naval vessels, evacuation possible if needed, vessel speeding toward Charleston with flames confined to the forward hold.
New York June 9 1935 chief engineer George W Goethals said by January 1 1935 anything that floats may pass through the Panama Canal from Atlantic to Pacific. He noted the Fram may be the first craft to test passage as erosion and slides threaten banks.
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