Old Apache Chief Opens Tyrtle Millennial Pageant Tribute
A long historical street pageant on San Francisco street honors three centuries of New Mexico and American progress. Chief San Juan of the Mescalero Apaches, led by J. D. Sena, attends with Don Gabriel Martinez and other dignitaries. Rev. Gorman recalls early missions and Pueblo literacy efforts, praising Pueblo Indians and cross‑cultural progress amid the exposition’s pomp and audience.
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Apache Public Address at New Mexico Exposition
An Albuquerque exposition scene shows Apache leader San Juan speaking with Major Fountain. He praises education for Apache children and recalls past clashes with Victorio. The event features gifts, medals, and a strong display of cultural contrasts and unity with Washington’s pardon.
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Telegraphers Strike Broadside Gains and Discord
July 21 reports show telegraphers strike broadening with new members joining the Brotherhood and relief funds offered from labor groups while Western Union maintains operations. Meetings in Kansas City and Baltimore discuss strategy as Portland disruption lingers and efforts to reestablish Portland-Portland connections continue.
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Telegraph Strike Turmoil Rots Markets and Cities
The article reports widespread telegraph strike actions across Chicago, New York, and Cincinnati with operators and messengers leaving posts. Western Union claims rapid replacement and improved operations while other cities face delayed quotations and unsettled markets.
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