Compromise news from Columbus Ohio miners meeting
National executive board circular letters miners in Ohio western Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois explain the Columbus compromise and why it was agreed The report covers removal of ironclad agreements in Illinois and Pittsburgh districts and cash payments avoiding scrip at track stores. It notes breach of property restraint injunctions and calls for settlement to avert further disorder observed by national guards.
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Cots Aia
Coruins
Tino
National Executive Board
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Cleveland
Iis City
Illinois
Pittsburgh
National Guard
Inois
Bradstreets Report A Trade Overview From June Review
Bradstreets Report surveys June trade across regions noting Pittsburgh shows improvement due to warm weather while Philadelphia textiles sag. Southern cities report some business upticks with Jacksonville and New Orleans showing better collections and demand for staple goods, Nashville cautious about fall, and Atlanta Augusta mills active. Western and northern centers show little improvement. railroads suffer from coal strike and weak demand. San Francisco wheat export stagnant. May railroad earnings dip, five month totals down 4.2 percent. A Wisconsin Prohibition Convention ticket is named with governor and other officials. platform supports prohibition, naturalization reforms, direct money, pensions, and school funding changes.
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New York
Bradstreet
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Atlani
Augusta
Texas
Quimlin
Chicago
Detroit
Nebraska
Corn Herryy
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Miwaukes
St. Paul
Lorttind
Ore
San Francisco
Lon
American Railway Union Holds First Quadrennial Convention
The American Railway Union met at 84 East Lake Street at 10 a.m. for its first quadrennial convention, then adjourned to Ulrich’s Hall at North Clark and Kinzie streets for larger quarters. The event marked the initial formation of the union’s organizational body and set the stage for its ongoing activities.
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Cuncaga
Wunion
Record of Shame Reveals Police Protection for Swindlers
A Lexow committee based report claims New York police shield green goods swindlers and share profits. The morning paper tallies over 10 million dollars yearly in protection, citing 3000 officers and a 5.15 million dollar departmental allocation, linking excess income to disorderly houses and liquor establishments.
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New York
Hursday
New Yon
Board of Estimates
Lexaw
Polles
Uity
Perseus Wiman Found Guilty of Forgery in Second Degree
Persaus Wiman was found guilty of forgery in the second degree. The jury reportedly began with seven ballots, with one juror voting for conviction on the first ballot and nine not guilty. Over six ballots the holdouts shifted, and by the final ballot the lone objector joined eleven others, with mercy to be recommended for Wiman.
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Qrastus
Perastus Wiman
Bo. Wintun
Double Fatal Attack In Coal City Night Incident
Public safety report from Coal City details a Thursday night assault in which three men were attacked. two died instantly from heart and forehead wounds. One suspect was jailed.
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Coal City
BAYNE'S SAD END IN WASHINGTON SUICIDE BY SHOT
In Washington on June 18 ex representative F Thomas Bayne of Allegheny district Pittsburgh area, aged 58, ended his long illness and melancholy by shooting himself at 10 15 p m in his elegant Mass Avenue home. He had resigned from Congress after eight terms, leaving a reputation as a vigorous debater and tariff expert. The nurse could not prevent the fatal shot after a hemorrhage and scant hours of worsening health. Coroner’s verdict deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Wasersdon
Thomas Hayne
Allegheny District
Congress
Jayne
Massachusetts Avenue
Philadelphia
Mr. Bayne
Lila
Cleo
Imowent
Sowers
Bayne Likd
Woodsward
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Frederictaburg
Chancellorsville
Europe
Frontline drill and mine strikes ripple across midwest
June reports from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Missouri describe National Guard deployments to Mount Olive to arrest rail interference while miners in Braidwood, Massillon, and Columbus districts resist wage reductions. Indiana delegates demand resignations as strikes flare. Lightning kills three and injures two workers in Michigan while house construction halted by sudden storm.
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Mount Olive
Sthwartey
Altgeld
Illinois National Guards
Shieage
Olive
Eric Gea. Wheeler
Seluck
Maccupin County
Unite
Brinton
Chicago, Peoria & St. Lupuis
Chicago
Seventh Regiment
da. m
Beacevinle
Braidwood
Coal City
Columbus
Aloptel
Sohnatus
Simmavinna
Lingis
Tenry
Tenry Uaurn
Indiana
Dunkerly
Dunkerry
Penna
Black Field
Mrazil
George Purvell
Daviess County
Miller
Kyaxil
Biowle Enal
Orrthampl
Mmilitia
Massimos
Massillon
de Neating
Rolling Mill
Conustus
Vtiivers
United Mine Workers of Ameria
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kawaas Urey
McGregor
Kirsty
Pittsburg
Kaw
Missouri
Indian Territory
Unioaga
Col
W. TE. Tend
Notes of Commerce from Global Resources
New Guiyra yields large quantities of sago from wild palms. Newrouspr4no contributes codfish cod liver oil lobsters sealskins and copper. Neead an independent Himalayan state provides musk and borax. Gunnar Burram manufactures annually £50,000,000 of iron and £84,000,000 of steel. Tin leads Queensland crops while coal remains the leading mineral product.
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New Guiyra
Newrouspr4no
Neead
Himalayas
Gunnar Burram
Queensland
Makzey
Ex-Minister William Walter Phelps Dies at 89 in New Jersey
William Walter Phelps, former U S minister to Germany and longtime diplomat, died Sunday at Tea Neck Grange near Englewood New Jersey. He suffered pneumonia and other illnesses, with his wife and children at his bedside. Born August 24 1800 in New York, he served in Congress, held diplomatic posts including minister to Austria and Germany, and left a large estate valued at about 10 million dollars.
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Germany
Williter Phelps
Tea Neck Grange
Englewood
N.J
Baroness von Rottenberg
Berlin
Bertin
Hts
Toogether
Bates
Mr. Phelps
New England
Alf Mireck
William Phelps
Oliver Gromwell
Jol J. Phelps
New York City
Delaware, Tackawapan O& Western Railroad
Witlinen
Walter Phelps
Yale
Columbus College Law School
Gov. Menton
Hackensack
New Jersey
Congress
Wis
M . Foster
Potter
New Orleans
Blaine
Austria
Garfold
Hse
IsBas
Senate
Murat Halestead
Grain Company Buys 39 Northern Pacific Elevators
Tacoma June 18 The Tacoma Grain Company has purchased from the receiver of the Northern Pacific Elevator Company thirty nine elevators in the Northwest. Sixty eight elevators with 6,000,000 bushels capacity are in Idaho and Spokane Lincoln and Whitman counties. The terminal elevator capacity 700 600 bushels is in a commit. Last year these elevators shipped 2,900,000 centals of wheat and loaded 36 ships. this year expected to ship 4,000,000 rentals. Port sitios. Omaha June 18 Judge Dunily rules 50 Commonwealers captive at Ogallala shall be taken to Yar Sidney and kept there until tried and, if convicted, serve sentence. Salisbury June 18. Moreland, 18, fatally injured diver in canal near Cumberland. A woman sentenced for murder in Manitowoc. Fourteen years in state prison.
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Wastinetox
Dane
Gray
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Finance Committee
Suyar
Vine
Sal le
United States
Cordon
Jones
Nuv
Kyle
McLaurin
Manderson
Mills
Iwhell
Wis
Morrill
Murphy
Palmer
Polaco
Perking
Platt
Jroctor
Pugh
Roweho
Sherman
Shonp
Squire
Stewart
Voller
Carpie
West
Morgan
Towur
Vilas
Voorhees
White
Jersey City
James 5
Central Steel &Tragisit Company
Narsimus Cove
Juvouti Avenue
U. LT. Hambert
Um Grain Company
Northern Pacific Elevatora
Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Grain Company
Northern Pacific Elevator Company
Northern Pacific System
Northwest
Idaho
Spokane
Lincoln
Whitman
Port Sitios
Omana
Neb
Dunily
Ogallila
Yar
Sidney
Nod Sept
Iowa Masonic officers listed amid debts and Druids meet
The report names Masonic officials from Cedar Rapids to Sioux City including grand master G M and grand secretary as assignees handle creditors. Amid insolvencies the Ancient Order of Druids in Davenport elected officers for the coming year with grand secretary Curt Lohmaai and other leaders.
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P. Webber
Donscon
New Cherokee
J. W. Cere
Simmears
Manchester
John W. Wells
Marshalltown
Theodora Lehrlener
Moun Firagant
Grand Tuler
Ancient Order of Druids
Iowa Grand Grove
United Order of Druids
Groves
Davenport
N.Y. A
Charles Steimker
Burtington
Dy G. A. Adulph Steckel
Curt Lohmaai
Uurlington
Fred Schmidt
G. M
Henry Peehstein
Keokuk
G. IL
Fred Guenther
Burlington
G.G
Gerd Hopbledietkon
Taxes contested by J O Donovan Rossa in Sioux City
J O Donovan Rossa appeared before county supervisors to seek recovery of about 20 000 dollars allegedly diverted as four years four fifths of one per cent of city taxes by ex treasurer W A Kifer. The board plans to sue Kifer to force restitution. Ancient Hibernians elect officers at Keokuk convention. Supreme court requires treasurers to exhibit cash on settlements with school funds. The commission to revise Iowa laws appointed. News in Brief covers indictments, fires, impeachments, and other items.
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J. O'Donovan Rossa
Sioux City
W. A. Kifer
Rossa Vlatims
Rossa
Kifer
Supreme Court
Hf, Dale
Des Moines
H. Winslow
Newton
Jnhn McClain
Charles Baker
Iowa City
John Y. Stone
Osceola County
Martin Moter
George Barnes
Pleasantville
Board of Supervisors
Town Mutual Protective Society
Fort Madison
Harlan
Sioux City & Northern Road Were Filed In Shelby County
Conteer
Chiene
Hawthorne
Dea Moines
Chicago
Willian Sungerlund
Steele
Ottumwa
Slingerlund Strom
Delaware County
Iowa
New Yorks
Awan
Louis Gang
Columbus
Vasy Lum
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Hocking Valley
A. A. Ascams
McBride
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American Railway Union
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Overnor
Cleghorn
Cilnta
Gla B. Olson
Eau Clotro
T. J. Vanmeter
Lafayette
William Johnston
New Richmond
W. Chafin
Waukesha
FL. Baron
Mineral Dount
John Holt
Kiis
Washington
MrNoMinee
Mich
John Anderson
Klled Threeen
Nels Berkstram
Peter Myenon
Peter Rossimussen
Swem Berkstron
Swem Swoosen
Wilernerth
Notes OF Commerce
William Walter P
William Walter Phelps
Ron
National Baseball League
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Pattimore
Boston
Philadedy
Brooklyn
Loui
Loutavitta
Western Association
Clors
iWon
el Rock Island
Joseph
Peoria
Ues Moines
Quincy
Wester Ety Creas
Loghc
Ikansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Inlianypalis
Bath
Milwaukee
Te Peens
Noo Cumberland
Clement Moreland
Here
Mishead
Manrrowog
Louisa Schroeder
H. Stubbard
Union Loan & Trust Company of
Hubbard
J. T. Sledges
Hedges
Sledges
Talla
American Investment Company
Tiamelisburg
Capital
John Stewart & Co
Hog
Ormsby
Telford
Paige Shiras
Ancient Hibernians
Sith
Keokulk
Ancient
Order of Hibernians of Laws
Dennis Mayer
Town City
P. B. Murphy
John P. Howard
Des Molinos
D. H. Sullivan
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