Strikers Riots Plague Chicago Lumber Yards
Rioting worsened in Chicago lumber yards with clashes between strikers and nonunion teams. Police used clubs and revolvers to disperse mobs amid blockades and attacks on wagons. A grand jury was slated to investigate the strike, while mayor and city officials signaled dwindling hope for a peaceful settlement.
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Health Office Deaths Record From Providence Hospital
Health office record lists multiple deaths reported in May with ages ranging from 1 to 68. Names include Adame Atwrander, Lewis Brown, John Uennis, Heather Wark, Arthur Parker, Laura Patterson, Mary U Payne, Lua Ras, Alfred Robison Freedman, Herman Baumgarten and others. Hospitals referenced include Providence and Kitchen’s Hospital.
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Healy to Lead Jurors in Probe of Strike Sides
The State's Attorney vows a full probe of all phases of the struggle. Mr. Healy will take personal charge of the jurors. Sluogging, conspiracy, blacklisting, and anything related to the strike will be examined, whether affecting labor or employer interests.
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Citizens in the Fight Over Philadelphia Gas Lease
In a heated meeting residents condemn the gas lease and call for vigilant citizen action. William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt are cited as ideals while supporters plan a $1.25 million anti lease campaign driven by Justice and Mitchall. Mayor Weaver veto prospects loom as council votes hinge on pressure.
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Verdict Against Fish in Fur Suit Upheld by Jury
A City Court jury found $1,600 against Stuyvesant Fish, president of the Illinois Central Railroad, for furs furnished to Mrs Fish by furrier Adelbert Jaeckel and later returned. Both Fish and his wife testified. Fish revealed an annual income of about $160,000 as Illinois Central president and said his wife paid her own bills. He noted he sometimes gifts for Christmas and birthdays. Jaeckel’s side argued a dispute over the fur purchase led to the return. The jury deliberated about five minutes.
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GIVES CHILD TO MOTHER IN BROOKLYN CUSTODY CASE
Supreme Court Justice Marean heard habeas corpus petitions in Brooklyn to decide custody of ten year old Elea Demneler. The child, in the care of her mother now married to Baron Michael Rosenbaum, was spared removal from the mother after testimony about desertion and cruelty. Rosenbaum, jailed on grand larceny embezzlement charges, was later discharged by Marean then rearrested on a governor's order and sent to Camden for trial.
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Hay to Paris for Rest After Baths in Bad Nauheim
Secretary of State Hay begins a journey to Paris where Mrs. Hay awaits. A German doctor advises several months away from official duties after bath treatment. He plans a quiet summer at his country home and will forego audiences with Emperor William King Edward and King Leopold.
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Spain's New Fleet Signals Expansion and Ship Plans
May 27 Madrid dispatch: King Alfonso signs a bill to reconstruct the Spanish fleet with expenditure spread over six years. Eight battleships of 14,000 tons and five armored cruisers are planned, with personnel nearly doubled. most ships to be built in Great Britain as part of the program.
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Policeman Curren slain answering plea for help
Philadelphia police report Detective Matthews Curren was shot through the heart and killed at a northeastern doorway while answering a call for aid from an old woman. The alleged killer, Charles Streeper, 32, fled after the confrontation with Curren as he entered the home.
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Explosion Demolishes Windows in New York Depot Site
An explosion at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot excavation bounded by Seventh avenue Thirtieth street Ninth avenue and Thirty-fourth street shattered thirty windows and rattled nearby areas. No serious injuries reported as occupants recovered from the blast. Also, Princeton University Glee Club elected W Ambrose of Orange New Jersey as leader for next year with Frederick Letts of Evanston Indiana as manager.
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Eat Em Up Jack Slain in Bowery Gang Shootings
Special to The Washington Post from New York details the killing of Hat Em Up Jack a Bowery thug found dead with a battered skull near Bleecker Street and the Bowery. Police recovered a gas pipe fragment and linked suspects including John Griffo alias Young Griffo Frank Rickfer and Jim Kelly. Griffo was held for further inquiry after being arraigned at Yorkville Police Court as detectives pursue leads in the gang feud.
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Baron Alphonso Rothschild Dead in Paris Charities Noted
Baron Alphonso de Rothschild head of the Paris banking house and governor of the Bank of France died at dawn from acute bronchitis aggravated by gout. Born 1827 in Paris, he was famed for lavish charities including a $2,000,000 gift for workingmen's homes. His death shocks financiers. Baron Lambert de Rothschild of Brussels poised to succeed him. Burial to be simple under Rothschild family custom. He held Academy of Fine Arts and Legion of Honor honors. He leaves two children and two brothers.
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Parker Talks to Lawyers at Chicago Beach Hotel Banquet
Judge Alten Parker of New York spoke at the Illinois State Bar Association on The Lawyer in Public Affairs. He argued government powers must harmonize, the judiciary independent yet connected to executive and legislative branches, and praised lawyers as guardians of institutions. Gov. Den enen and Parker toasted at the association's annual banquet.
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Glenn Hickons Arrested in Texas Embezzlement Case
Glenn Nichols an undertaker in this city is jailed in Houston on an embezzlement charge linked to a 1903 indictment for false pretenses involving a 45 check drawn on the First National Bank of Houston. He fled after leaving a wife and three children, using the alias N C Miles and committing thefts across several states before Texas authorities moved to send him to Kansas City for trial.
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Miss Ethel Roosevelt Appears In Opening Number Recital
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Reina Mercedes Commissioned as Receiving Ship at Newport
The cruiser Reina Mercedes, captured by the United States in the Spanish American War and refitted at Portsmouth Navy Yard, was commissioned today at Newport as a receiving ship. She will fly the flag of Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas, commandant of the Second Naval Defense district.
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