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District No, 15, of New York and vicinity,
of the International Machinists, for an
advance of 25 per cent in wages went into
effect this morning. Eight hundred men
quit in Yonkers, 400 in Buffalo, and
in Harrison, and the machinists had
struck in the repair shops at Twenty
seventh street and Tenth avenue, Man
hattan
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Another Revolution in Hayti.
Kingston, Jamaica,” June 6.—According
to reliable Information received from
Hayt! another revolution is imminent
there, Forces of Gen. Simon have forced
forward the J. P. McDonald railway
franchises as a national issue, and
trouble is absolutely certain to break out
the day the Chamber of Deputies ratifies
the agreements.
Woman Killed by Automobile.
Tampa, Fle. June 8—-Mrs, J H,
Thompson, of this city, was run down
here by an automobile driven by Mrs,
Oscar Windhorst. The skull of the wom
an was fractured and she died in a few
minutes. She was struck just after
alighting from a car. Mrs. Windhorst
was not arrested.
Girl Charged with Poisoning.
Special 10 10He WasSDIDgIon neraia,
Richmond, Va., June 6.—The hearing of
Carrie Pryer, the thirteen-year-old nurse
girl, charged with having endeavored to
administer carbolle acid to the seventeen
months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Matthews, was continued until June 18,
owing to the enforced absence of Dr.
William P. Matthews, an important wit.
nees in the case.
Harmon in an Accident
Mineola, La., June 6 —Clifford B. Har
mon made a short flight of three min
utes forty-seven and two-fifths seconds
late this afterncon. The second time
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The Washington herald. (1910). Washington, D.C., 1910-06-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045433/1910-06-07/ed-1/?sp=3
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