Big Strike Paralyses Coal Mines Across States
Pittsburgh and Columbus report a sweeping miners strike with 180,000 to 290,000 workers walking out in Ohio Indiana and western Pennsylvania and Kentucky amid wage demands. Indiana Kentucky and Illinois districts also report walkouts while West Virginia may join. Officials warn the action could endure weeks as miners face income gaps and rising coal shortages.
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Pittsburgh
S Ratchford
Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
Ratchford
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio National Guard
Verre Haute
Ind
Knight
United Mine Workers For
Utenpfield Minera
Bellefonte
Clearfield
Spring Valley
Lexington
Cincinnati Southern
Pulaski County
Tennessee
Weir City
Kan
Anderson
National Tin Plate Company
Elwood
Fire Devastates Lake Ann Village in Michigan
Lake Ann, a village of 800 people twenty miles from Traverse City, was scorched Saturday afternoon leaving 75 families homeless as every shop burned. Mills and factories’ destruction left many men unemployed. total losses near $100,000 with Mrs. Masters, 80, cremated when she returned for valuables as the dwelling collapsed.
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Lake Ann
Travers City
Traverse City
Mich
William Habbler
Putnam & Burnett
Masters
Three Drowned in Highland Falls After Boat Capsizes
A West Point party of Charles Mickel, his wife and daughter, Mrs. Holtz, and Adam Meisell drowned when their boat capsized in Long Pond two miles west of West Point. First Sergt. Anthony Brechbeil of Company 5, Battalion of Engineers, drowned while rescuing them. Ground to Pieces reports a fatal train wreck near South Wales as Paul Boynton specialty company members were killed when their train struck a carriage at a level crossing.
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Highland Falls
N. Y
Charles Mickel
Holtz
Adam Meisell
Long Pond
Buffalo
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Paul
Fire Destroys Shafting Department at Akron Iron and Steel Plant
Akron Ohio July 5 The shafting department of the Akron Iron and Steel works was completely destroyed by fire Sunday. Loss estimated at 100000 with insurance covering the damage. The building measured 300 feet in length and two stories, housing valuable machinery and finished iron and steel also burned. The blaze was attributed to intense heat. In Madrid July 5 special dispatches report complete pacification of the Philippines and that Marshal Promo Rivera authorized to revoke the order confiscating rebel property.
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C. D
Daily Times Mail
Sunday Times
Weekly Times
Daily Times
Second National Bank
Dubuque
Times
the Times
Lowe
Akron
Akron Iron and Steel Company
Philippines
Madrid
Philippine Islands
Promo Rivera
Manila
Brooklyn Bridge Jump Fatal Ends Keeble's Fame Quest
Capt W C Keeble, 32, English born, formerly Coxey’s Army sergeant and waiter, leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge after a weekend “tip” and was lost to the water. Police arrested six others including the coach driver as crowds witnessed the fatal stunt. Keeble had planned the jump to gain museum notoriety and had recently left his job to prepare.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
W. C. Keeble
Ward
Keeble
Catherine Street
Brooklyn
Bridge
Thomas Grady
Coxey
Ife
National Baseball Standings and Score Roundup
National and Western leagues list wins losses and percentages for clubs led by Boston Baltimore Cincinnati New York Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn and others. The report covers Saturday and Sunday games with scores runs hits and errors across multiple leagues and cities including Chicago New York Cleveland Philadelphia Louisville Cincinnati St Louis Indianapolis St Paul Minneapolis Grand Rapids Detroit Des Moines Cedar Rapids Dubuque Rockford and more.
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Neault
Perch
Boston
Ceeeeee Vsene Ai Baltimora
Cincinnati
Poser Aera
New
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Dubuque
Hurlington
Mansfield
Wheeling
Springfield
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Louisville
Baltimore
Louisville-Louisville
Bt. Louis
Washington
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Vaul
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Grand Rapide
At &J. Paul
Western Association
St. Joseph
Burlington
Quincy
Peoria
Dubuqque
Rockford
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Youngatown
Newcastle
Endeavorers Hold Salt Lake City Christian Parade
July 6 in Salt Lake City began with dispersed Endeavorers forcing the parade to be abandoned a junior tally held at First Congregational church at 9 30. Mrs Francis J Clarke of Boston Mrs Alice May Bedder of Jersey City and Rev I Y Pierce of Philadelphia gave addresses. At 11 services occurred in theaters and churches with visiting pastors officiating. The grand mass meeting at 2 30 in the tabernacle drew crowds filling aisles and entrances. Rev Francis E Clarke of Boston president addressed the crowd and Bishop D W Arnett of Wilberforce spoke. Other speakers included Rev B I Clay and Rev George F Pentecost of Yonkers N Y.
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Divine Seavieen ii
Tabernacle
Franecie E. Clarke
Boston
International Organization
D. W. Arnett
Wilberforce
B. I. Clay
George F. Pentecost
Yonkers
McKinley At Home Attends Church With Mother
Canton July 6 President McKinley, staying quiet as he requested, visited First Methodist Church with his mother and was greeted by many townspeople. The pair spent the day relaxing at the mother’s home after services, with Mrs. McKinley resting due to health.
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Canton
McKinley
First Methodist Church
A BAD FIRE WIPES OUT PART OF DATESVILLE ARK
A major Batesville blaze Sunday devastated the principal business district causing about 50000 dollars in damage and threatening several lives. The fire origin is unknown but suspected to involve cracker explosions. Three Main and Church street corners fell to ruin except Williams storehouse. The fire began at Mrs Cooper's home and spread to twelve structures.
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Datesville
Ark
Batesville
Main
Church Streets
Wiliams
el Paso
Tex
David Farreras
Maria Jarrell
Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Maria
Tragedy and Disasters Across Cities In July News
A string of grim brief items from July reports: a Texas romance ends in suicide after a fatal gunshot to a heart. a New York Sun editorial declares distance from radical Republican elements. a Pensacola railway wreck kills two colored brakemen. a New York City store at Third Avenue burns, losses exceed 100000. Michigan's Mrs Blair dies of apoplexy at 73. Chicago explosions injure four. Sioux City man commits suicide. Keithsburg man struck by a train killing an infant.
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San
New York
the Sun
L Sun
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Pensacola
Fla
Joseph Jones
Henry Davis
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Tow
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Professional & Business Directory
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GEO
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Wesley
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Olive Over Kossuth County State Bank
Dawson & Butler
Gardner Cowles
West, Miller
Wesley - Iowa
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Boston Brook
H. D. Spencer
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