Gompers Welcomed to City After Labor Conference
A large crowd greeted Samuel Gompers at the city as he attended a labor conference with leaders of the American Federation of Labor. The meeting discussed affiliations, charters, and the Western Federation labor movement, with a secret two day session and plans for future unity. Meanwhile racing results and local events filled the day, including a dogged track meet and a three year old trot purse of $2.0.
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Jol Wilson
Adnecs
George Carey
Kinney
Troy Ciytsmen
Mh Gaimorg
M. Grant Hanlin
Amelia Minton Ton
Liree Westin Pederagun
Gompers
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Chatty Direct
Raden
Hal B
Fimd
My Shady Gal
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Marmie Gly
Lady Lurgan
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Burt Ragwe
Unian
Allenton
Way Inet
Ross Knocked Out by Tar Baby Sam in Rough Bout
This report details a boxing match where Ross was knocked out by Tar Baby Sam after a tense final round. Spectators watched as both fighters traded blows with Sam gaining the decisive advantage late, delivering a dramatic stoppage.
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Ross
Qut
Tar
Sam
Would Bar Novice From Elgin Race
The article reports that a novice driver at Elgin faced scrutiny from the Drivers' Association amid a recent auto race incident. A mechanical failure caused a wheel to detach from a car during trials, with spectators watching from around the course as rain threatened but did not arrive.
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Artion
Ogsten
Tin Road Ynees
Lolanrten
Sauirday
Orven
English Champion Matt Welle to Meet Knockout Brown
New York announces English lightweight champion Matt Welle will fight Knockout Brown of New York in a Madison Square Garden bout, likely at 128 pounds, pending sanction from athletic authorities. Other notes touch on a National League protest over a Phillies game decision and umpire rulings.
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New York
Matt Welle
Brown
Madison Square Garden
Tweie- Well
Charley White
Veterans Judge Trimble Heads Grand Army Officers
Rochester dispatch notes Judge Harver M. Trimble poised to be elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic on the eve of the national election. Gen. John McElroy may withdraw. officers for the Ladies of the Grand Army and Sons of Veterans were elected, with Mrs. Cora M. Davis of Oregon seeking national president and Commander Gilman urging pension legislation and Memorial Day observance. General Edmonds dies in Rochester hospital after a parade.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Harver M. Trimble
Inolg
John McElroy
National Tribune
Grand Army
Committee On Pen
Cora M. Davis
Gulon
Ore
National Woman's, Helle’ Corps
Mondrrial University
Mrson City
Iawa
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Plova Staples Whitney
Wakefield
Mags
Addie M. Haskins
Loi Beach
Wig
Commanderin
Gilman
Congress
Yin
Yawrk
Gonmander Gilman
Gem Alyal C
Portland
Ord
General Hospital
ASG
Bulitaga
Res
Tinel
Heaty
Thaly Charters
Thara Woo
Talk Strike on Harriman Lines Nearing Completion
Officials reported that over three-fourths of federation members favored a strike, with the vote ordered to determine if a majority supported action. The plan would have the federation bargain collectively rather than with individual unions if officials refuse to deal.
Presidents of Five Unions Plan Railroad Strike Conference
In Kansas City August meeting of International presidents of five big labor groups to discuss a railroad union across the Harriman system. M F Ryan says it could become a large strike if management refuses to confer with union leaders. Groups include car men blacksmiths boiler makers sheet metal workers and machinists.
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Kansas City
Uurkman
M. F. Ryan
Brotherhood of Railroad Car Men
Ig Hore
Harriman
Umion
Aga
Hare Mint
Ryan
Dons Im Quention
Gilmore and Pittsburg Seek Dillon Depot Site
Special dispatch reports Gilmore and Pittsburg pursuing condemnation of a Dillon block 7 site in Bouton’s addition to Dillon. The case targets the estate of William Kiats and heirs as the route would serve a passenger depot for the Gite mora and Whitaburg railroad. Proceedings began in district court with a complaint filed yesterday.
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Special Dispatch
Ti Padghamand Stodwins & Mennett Yeatorday
Gitemora & Witaburg Mailroad Company
District Court
William Kiats
Btoh
Dillon
Callrond Company
Glendale
Gatifors
Objection Made 10 Partelow's Figures
A Montana State Federation of Latins convention in Missoula shows tensions as 4.1. Pharmet of Helene challenges Purlelow secretary reports. The gathering focuses on business, with the foreign language committee criticized and urged to proceed, amid undercurrents about leadership before officer elections.
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Missoula
Aug
Montana
Latsvar
Pharmet
Helene
Aear
Ura
Purlelow
Pharner
Anton
Worlan
Federal court to hear penalty case against railway firm
Charged with lav ing Worked & Kath erew if five tas Ter & toner period than 1h heat, dul Wis begin in the federall court loday by District Attorney Freon against the Chignga, Milwamkes & Tumor South Talway company to recover a penalty at $00 for each infraction, $2,500 in all. Pha train crew wan work ing bektween Avery, Idaho, and due perlor, Mont. duly tof try yout, ac contiog to the complaint.
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Uw Stunna
Tolena
Freon
Chignga, Milwamkes & Tumor South Talway Company
Pha
Bektween Avery
Idaho
Due Perlor
Mont
Fragmentary Note Touts Advice and Credit Offers
A garbled, fragmentary text mentions advice and credit offers and cites names like Morty and Heffeits Credited Tito. The readable parts indicate a promotional or advisory fragment with uncertain recipients and unclear context.
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Tito
Tata
Heide
Morty
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