Hunting guns and ammo offered for expeditions and gun buyers
An advertisement promotes Winchester Repeating Arms Co cases with date stamps and advises stocking up before trips. It touts Parker and L C Smith hammerless shotguns, Ithaca hammerless models at 35 dollars, a 25 dollar hammerless shotgun, and hammer shotguns from 10 to 25 dollars. It also highlights Marlin Repeating Shotgun and rifles from Savage Mannlicher Mauser Colts.
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Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Parker
L. C. Smith
Ithaca
Savage
Camping Outfit Sale Promises Wide Selection and Low Prices
A local retailer advertises a broad camping section with Dutch ovens utensils and complete gear. The notice emphasizes wide selection and competitive pricing across sizes.
Miners Celebrate Picnic with Races and Prizes
A Gaelic football clash and a full day of contests accompanied by prizes and trophies for Miners Union members and their families. Events included foot races, waltzers, dancing, and a three legged race, with committees listed and a note on the successful picnic. An additional item reports Jacob Blodt’s arrest for embezzling $1500 from Cleveland’s Guarantee Savings and Loan.
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Nevins
Anaconda
Gallagher
O'Malley
Page
Mullen
Rogan
Carney
Sullivan
Dooley
Miners’ Union
Claybourne
Austin
Murphy
Dolan
McDonough
Merkle
Hannifan
Griffin
L. P. Pickett
M. Flynn
M. Henderson
M. Murray
Youngstown
Ohio
Jacob A Blodt
The
Guarantee Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland
Cleveland
Bilodt
Guarantee Savings and Loan Association
TRUST IMPORTS NON-UNION MER
The report describes nine factories merging under one incorporation and planning to hire freely, set wage scales, and decide apprentice and piecework policies. At American Buggy and Brown Carriage, owners fired union leaders and replaced them with non-union workers, prompting a strike by 300 employees after they were directed to a company circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Buggy Company
Brown Carriage Company
Carriage Workers’ Union
Merchants Press Strike Resolution In San Francisco
Nearly 100 retail merchants met at Native Sons hall to push a swift strike end. They adopt a resolution to refuse to deal with employers’ association members if a fair settlement is not reached by Aug 21. A mass meeting is planned for Aug 21 and a petition to involve wholesale merchants is set. Water front activity shows no change as ships sail with non union crews and freight moves to relieve congestion. Vessels 80. Alexander Olympic Santiago depart with heavy loads including horses and mules.
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San Francisco
Native Sons’ Hall
Employers’ Association
Alexander
Islands
Olympic
Santiago
Quiet At Joliet Steel Mills Amid Labor Talks
Joliet Illinois August 18 quiet days report no plant restart. Labor leaders hope South Chicago follows Joliet and Bay View in action. A joint meeting of local lodges is planned for tomorrow with no mill start expected this week. Wire mills face shutdown by week end threatening about 2000 jobs.
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Joliet
South Chicago
Bay View
Tranquil at Bay View as Strike Continues
Milwaukee Aug 18 Everything quiet at Bay View workers mostly stay home while small groups discuss the strike. Fires at the plant are out except the blast furnace which is not operated in the city. About 400 men are employed in the blast furnaces with leaders hoping for a compromise within two weeks between United States Steel and Amalgamated Association.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bay View
United States Great Corporation
Amalgamated Association
American ship John A Briggs arrives with coal cargo
The American ship John A Briggs docked in San Francisco eight days from Port Townsend with a coal cargo. Its crew included shipowners ex captains businessmen and a first time sailor who joined for an outing. Captain Balch had kept his ship idle over wages disputes.
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San Francisco
John A. Briggs
Port Townsend
Briggs
Balch
Hriggs
Forgiveness and Threats in Township Move
Silas Fodder tells a spouse about forgiveness for marriage while vowing buckshot if he is found near Mandy. The couple, with Silas and Mandy, plan to move to Jasper township and confrontations loom as he asserts control and warns the rival.
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Indianapolis Sun
Silas
Jasper Township
Mandy
Spain seeks names of deported Spaniards in Tampa strike
The Spanish vice consul in Tampa has asked for the names of deported Spanish subjects tied to the Resistencia Cigar Makers union strike led by local vigilantes. He ordered an investigation and summoned witnesses to clarify Spain's connection to the affair. He notes the deported men appear to be naturalized U.S. citizens.
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Tampa
Fla
Washington
Vicente Guerra
Citizens’ Vigilance Committee
Resistencia
Spain
United States
Resolutions Denounce South Chicago Amalgamated Lodge Members
Chicago report states that on August 18 resolutions were adopted denouncing members of the South Chicago lodges of the Amalgamated Association as unfit for the recognition or support of union men.
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Chicago
South Chicago
Amalgamated Association
Jeakley Recounts Humble Start as Lumberman to Painter
The Philadelphia Press quotes Jeakley praising a young marine painter described as promising and noting his beginnings as a humble lumberman and water drawer before rising to artistic prominence.
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Philadelphia Press
Jeakley
Candor Sparks Witty Exchange Between Miss Pepprey and Cholly
A fragment shows Miss Pepprey praising Cholly for candor as he admits self doubt. The dialogue hints at social dynamics and wit in a petty, observational scene.
Michael Angelo's Rome House to be Torn Down for Corso Widening
The house in Rome where Michelangelo spent his final years and died will be demolished to widen the Corso. City authorities announce the plan amid urban renewal efforts.
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Michael Angelo
Rome
Labor meeting splits over contract pledges in Chicago
A Chicago meeting of labor leaders debated resolutions. A strong faction argued Chicago workers were justified in refusing to violate their current contracts with employers.
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Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago
Columbia Typo union backs strike aid plan in Washington
The Columbia Typographical Union in Washington Aug adopted a resolution to aid striking steel workers and telegram Amalgamated. A proposed weekly 1 percent assessment on printers earning $ per month or more would cover about 1,700 members and is expected to raise about $1.50 monthly, with adoption at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbia Typographical Union
Textile unions back Fall River wage resistance
Indorsement by the International Association of Textile Workers and the American Federation of Textile Workers in New York supports Fall River operatives resisting wage cuts. The two bodies plan an amalgamation effective November 19 in Washington and will reconvene tomorrow to decide further action on the Fall River dispute.
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Inderse
New York
International Association of Textile Workers
American Federation of Textile Workers
Fall River
International Association
American Federation
Amalkamacon
Washington
Strikers Clash With Police at Crescent Mills Fight
In Cleveland on August 18 two special policemen fought with striking workers as they escorted two workmen from home to Crescent mills. Police used clubs injuring Frank Zigler who had his head smashed and several others hurt. The confrontation was brief but drawn out by strong emotions on both sides.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Crescent Mills
Frank Zigler
War devastation in the Philippines cited by MacArthur
General MacArthur says war wrecked the Philippines with vast districts laid waste. Northern Luzon shows the best order while insurgents linger but surrender is near. Samar Cebu Bahul and Southern Luzon face outbreaks from criminals as Manila's civil government ideas take hold.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
MacArthur
San Francisco
Philippines
Luzon
Hore
Samar
Hughes
Cebu
Bahul
Manila
Jealous of America in Austrian Trade Debate
Vienna representatives at a government session favored a German tariff as a step toward a continental trade alliance. They urged Austrian officials to seek German understanding and to raise duties. The Vienna dispatch notes German agrarian influence pushing continental states to high tariffs amid anti US sentiment.
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London
Vienna
The
Times
Austria
Germany
United States
Venezuela
Colombia
Hold Up Tram Car in Melbourne Suburbs
Four masked men armed with revolvers held up a tram car in Melbourne suburbs late at night. They rifled eight passengers of money and jewelry before decamping.
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Melbourne
Sunday Standard Promotes Montana Wide Appeal and Listings
The Anaconda Standard promotes its Sunday edition as Montana’s pride with special features by old-timers, Mr Dooleys critiques, sermons, youth pages, and illustrations. Subscriptions are $2 per year with an 85 cent premium for advance payments. can mail to relatives or forward weekly for a year from Anaconda or branch offices in Butte Missoula or Great Falls.
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Montana
Great Northwest
Associated Press
Anaconda
Butte
George Ade
State
The
Anaconda Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
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Dan McAuliffe
Dan Killean
Phil Green
C. R B. Casey
Joe Dillon
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Thomas Pope
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Flora King
James Stride
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W. H Maddy
Mike Mooney
Charles O'Brien
Joseph Calloway
John Murtha
F. W. McKeon
Michael Dempsey
Robert K. Boyd
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