Labor Leaders in Chicago Street Riots Amid Teamster Strike
Chicago May 27 rioting erupts in downtown streets and lumber yards as Teamsters and Building Trades quarrel over jurisdiction. Union leaders threaten broad actions while several drivers are assaulted and police arrest a dozen suspects amid a tense labor conflict.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Trendent Shea
Peamsters Union
Michael Cases
San Branding
John Sheridan
Cal- Lago
Kiward Gould
New York
Teameters
Market
Randolph
Ogden Avenue
Fortieth Court
Lavin Fotey
Nicholas Retchart
James Collins
Jon N. Doherty
Shouldera
Wabk
H. F Jones
Wells-Force Express Company
W. E. Elis
Wretchart
Reichart
Elis and
Jones
Teamsters’ Union
Shea
Health Office Record From Providence Hospital Notices
Health office record lists patient names and ages including Ravinuid berguson 3in How and Annie Myers Aut Hiliadale with multiple ages from 2 to 44 years. It references Providence Hospital and Freedmen Hospital with several individuals such as Richard Amish Tat Francs, Rodert smith, Margarette Tuner, Molly Washington and others in a dated summary of hospital admissions and durations.
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Jones Mar Duckell
Ravinuid Berguson
Harel
Dinne
Annie Myers
Hiliadale
MuNemare
Providence Hospital
Sears
Richard Amish
Harvard President Advocates Education to Solve Race Issue
President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard speaks to Associated Harvard Clubs in Louisville arguing education as the main hope to solve racial tensions. He supports separation of races as in the South but says both sides must have ample educational opportunities and warns against industrial strife, urging good will.
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Louisville
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Harvard Clubs
Huot
Harvard
Massachusetts
South
Kentucky
North
Roosevelt Miss Roosevelts Sharp Rifle at Coney Island
Miss Alice Roosevelt with friends visited Luna Park and Dreamland at Coney Island. At the rifle range she scored three bull's eyes out of five. Wild Burt praised her, and the party included Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and Lawrence Waterbury. Lights went out for twenty minutes due to a transformer failure at the lighting plant.
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Miss Roosevelt
Coney Island
Syerlat
Washington Post
New York
Alice Roosevelt
Luna Park
Dreamland
Roosevel
Wild Burt
Misa Roosevelt
Harry Payne Whitney
J M. Waterbury
J. J. Blair
Lawrence Waterbury
Four Year Terms Restored for NYC Officers
Gov Higgins signs a bill restoring four year terms for New York City mayor comptroller and borough presidents. The measure does not affect current administration. It also shifts control of public franchises to the board of estimate and apportionment away from the board of aldermen.
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Gov. Higgins
Greater New York
Albany
N. Y
Gold mines of Columbus to be reopened by American capitalists
Apectel Cable Dispatch reports United States Minister Dawson sails to New York aboard the Cherokee. Commerce is rising as American capitalists plan to reopen Columbus gold mines with concession granted to John Lyon. Shipping notes list several arrivals and sailings between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow, and Cherbourg with multiple steamers.
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Columbus
Apectel Cable Dispatch
Washington Post
Domingo
United States
Dawson
New York
Cherokee
John Lyon
No October Session Objections By The Speaker
The piece reports White House pressure and Senate sentiment delaying a possible October extraordinary session. Senator Elkins urges restraint, predicting a November start if needed. Presidents and Cannon oppose an October meeting, aiming for early November with brief three week window before December 4 start.
Protests Reach the President Over Extra Session Plan
The article notes aging lawmakers from both houses resisting an extra session and appealing to the President’s party loyalty to keep Congress from being called back. Senators and members argue against prodding, insisting Congress perform its duties in its own time. Protests from lawmakers are already reaching the President.
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Sion
Hhis
Congress
Corruption at Primary Ingraham Wins Narrow Nomination
Special to The Washington Post reports Waynesburg Pennsylvania faced a brutal Democratic primary described as the most corrupt in the county. James Ingraham defeated Judge R L Crawford for judgeship amid massive vote buying, with prices rising from 35 to 60 and even 100 per vote. About 250000 dollars moved through polls as whisky flowed and fights erupted. Judge Samust A Glung from Pittsburgh sat in case charges arose, but none were filed.
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Weahington
Waynesburg
James Ingraham
R. L. Crawford
Ias
Samust A. Glung
Pittsburg
Dunne for President Launched by Chicago Democrats
A Chicago May 27 dispatch reports the formation of the Edward F Dunne League of Cook County and Chicago to boost Mayor Edward F Dunne for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008. The group aims to keep his name in public view and build support for his bid at the Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
Edward F Dunne
Senate bill error halts railway commission power
Madison Wis May 27 A clerical slip in the engrossed copy of a bill creating and governing a railway gates commission leaves the body effectively powerless The omission of the word not changes the effect of rulings to be operative only if not omitted The error was found by a railroad committee member and requires repassage with the word not restored.
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Senate
Madison
Wis
State Senate
Railway Commission
Runaway notice for William F Cake Jr 14 in Brooklyn
Frank Cake, 14, fled home from Philadelphia after slipping eight days of school absence. General alarm from Brooklyn police headquarters issued. Father B B Cake Jr, a businessman, seeks his son and daughter Lilian, with a family in charge of a housekeeper. Frank promised to write and stay away from neighbors.
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Washington Poat
New York
Brooklyn
William F. Cake, Jr
Philadelphia
Frank Cake
B. B. Cake, Jr
United States Printing Company
American Playing Card Company
Lilian
Mr Cake
Prinemal
Frank
Gas lease surrender upends city battle over water risk
The United Gas Improvement Company talks of a $25,000,000 city payoff and extended leases as a path to stability. Mayor Weaver celebrates a political victory while Durham and the organization face renewed pressure. The plan would shift gas costs and debt needs, with city finances facing strain and potential tax hikes or borrowing to cover expenditures.
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Dolan
Ffty
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Hia
Leace
Art, &c
Ilumina- Wan
Col Potter
Public Safety
Ackers
Israel Durham
Weaver
Durham
Tiance Committee
Taylor
Donaghy
Death of Milton J Palmer Brother to Potter Palmer
Milton J Palmer dies at his Chicago residence aged eighty one. He was Potter Palmer’s brother and long time partner in the dry goods business. After the big fire he focused on managing his real estate holdings. Col Samuel Hugh Hawking dies in Americus Ga from apoplexy a prominent Southeast Georgia figure and former railroad president.
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Potter Palmer
Chicago
Milton J. Palmer
Americus. Ga
Samuel Hugh Hawking
Georgia
Savannah, Americus, and Montgomery
Seaboard Air Line
Expelled Elder Dodds Appeals at General Synod
In Newcastle Pennsylvania on May 27 the General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church upheld Pittsb urgh elder Joseph Dodds expulsion verdict from East End Presbyterian Church. Dodds was a Prohibition Party congressional candidate last fall and faced discipline for engaging in politics. The synod cites church rule requiring abstention from political affairs until government acknowledges God in the constitution. The synod plans to meet in Belle Center Ohio next year.
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Dodds
Newcastle
General Synod
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Joseph 3
Pittsburg
East End Presbyterian Church
Pittabuts
Deids
Congress
God
United States
Belle Center
Ohio
Gruiser Seeks Russell Witness in Brown Inquiry
The cruiser Columbia sailed for South America to bring William W. Russell minister to Colombia to the United States as a witness in the Brown investigation. Russell, formerly secretary of the legation at Caracas, Venezuela, was summoned to Washington in the matter involving Minister Herbert W. Bowen of Venezuela against an Assistant Secretary of State.
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Colombia
Brown
Newport
Columbia
South America
William WW. Russell
Russell
Legation
Caracas
Venezuela
Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
Captain Drum Interred at Arlington National Cemetery
The remains of Captain John Drum of the Tenth United States Infantry killed at Santiago were reinterred yesterday in Arlington National Cemetery. Services conducted by his son Rev Walter Drum were private and attended by family members. Captain Drum was originally buried on the battlefield and later reburied in Brookline, Massachusetts.
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Drum
Arlington
John Drum
United States Tnfantry
Santiago
National Cemetery
Walter BM Drum
Menshers
Drum Want ‘Arly
Eien
Brookline
Masa
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