machinists in Evanston Wyoming walkout stance
Salt Lake June 30. A Tribune dispatch says up to 7 tonight there is little prospect of machinists at Evanston joining the general walkout. Nearly all opposed to the strike and boiler makers who struck last week have returned to work. shops are running full time.
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Salt Lake
Tribune
Evanston
Wyo
Timate
Dickinson
Grand Island
Neb
Kennedy
Associated Press
Burt
Mr. Burt
Union Pacific Railroad
Rewards Offered for Boycott and Intimidation Acts in Wilkesbarre
The Citizens alliance of Wilkesbarre posts rewards totaling 5000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of all involved in boycotting hanging effigies and other intimidation. A thousand dollars is offered for anyone conspiring to boycott. Officials warn such rewards may lead to arrests of innocent people. Striking miners and coal companies report firm resolve and resumed work efforts at Harwood and Coxe Bros pits.
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Wilkesbarre
Citizens Alliance of
Strike
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Fallon
Pardes & Co
Pittston
Harwood
Pardee & CO
Coxe Bros
Delaware, Susquehannan& Schuylkill Railroad
Coxe
Freeland Borough
Jacobs
Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Arrivals and Events
Butte notables and travelers register at Finlen and Thornton hotels. Dentists open new Clark block office. Miss Belle Robinson returns from Anaconda. marriage licenses issued to Patton Benedict, Carlson Barter, Jackson Kelley, Sullivan Harrington, Fishach La Mondt. Jockey Juniors beat Columbia Juniors 28 to 23 in baseball. detectives agency advertises services. wages of 50 cents for Chicago creams.
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Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Mann
Montana Music Co
Flora de Baltimore
Best
Union
Henry S. Dewey
Newsy York
Butte
Belle Robinson
Anaconda
C. H. Rice
Harlem
A. C. Sandberg
New Clark Block
W. J. Delaney
New York
Finlen
Charles Carlson
Norris
S. B. Page
Ruby
Huyler
Chicago
Newbro's
J. H. Massey
Missoula
John BE. Bellaine
Seattle
Thornton
Dennis McGowan
Garden Avenue
G. A. Chevigny
Clark Building
Hanson
Jockey
Columbia
International Detective Agency
Telephone
Owsley
J. Sheehan
St. Catherines
Ontario
Herman Ludicke
Jennie Benedict
Ishpeming
Mich
Callaphan
Sacred Heart Church
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Butte and Boston Mining Company
John Curran
R. L. Clinton
Bluff
Joseph R. Jackson
Josephine Kelley
John Sullivan
Mary Harrington
Charles P. Fishach
Rose A. la Mondt
Gabriel Clancy
Judge Clancy
Arkansas
Cornfield University
Gabe
Clancy
Infant of Mr and Mrs Sullivan Dies at Home
Margaret N daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sullivan aged 11 months died yesterday at 107 East Clear Grit Street. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Margaret N
John Sullivan
East Clear Grit Street
Fourth of July parade plans advance in meeting
The Fourth of July celebration committee met in the United States court room and set a march time for the big parade. They are close to closing cash needs with promised donations and urge societies to reply to parade invitations. Laura Kilgallan won the goddess of liberty vote and will wear an elaborate gown. Officers for the day are named, and more parade attractions are anticipated.
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Goddess of Liberty
Mack
Dr. Rinckel
Owsley Block
Laura Kilgallan
Kilgallan
Mabel Zinn
Miss Kilgallan
D. Gay Stivers
Bert Stephens
Col. C. F. Lievd
Harry Gallwey
John L. Kirk
Homer Rickards
Union Pacific machinists begin general strike at Omaha shops
A pre arranged order from International Association of Machinists President T L Wilson triggers a general strike of Union Pacific machinists. About 1700 workers affected, with 1500 receiving benefits as shops close at Omaha Cheyenne North Platte Armstrong Kan and other small shops suspend work. Locals warn of pickets at shops and passenger stations while officials dispute strike scope and impact.
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Omaha
Neb
T. L. Wilson
International Association of Machinists
Union Pacific Machinists
Cheyenne
North Platte
Armstrong
Kan
Wilson
Wool market opens with bids as growers temper demand
In Billings buyers expect operations to start July 7 as growers delay. About 5,000,000 pounds are in circulation with 150 NP cars in local yards and 50 from Burlington. Briggs Ellis clip of 450,000 pounds sold at Big Timber, price rumored around 13 to 14 cents. Great Falls wool market to open July 5 with Livingstone and others arriving. market anticipated to be brisk and satisfying for buyers.
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Standard
Big Timber
Thomas Riley
J. Rosland& Co
Briggs-Ellis
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Bert Story
Dewey, Gould & Co
Great Falls
Livingstone
Burke
Thayer
Peters
Elliott
Miners Strike Over Eight-Hour Day In Birmingham District
More than 12,000 miners walked out in the Birmingham area after operators and miners failed to agree on an eight-hour day a biweekly pay schedule and a 60 cent per ton maximum for coal. Operators refused the concessions.
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Birmingham
Ala
Murderers Brought In on Poles
Two Moros who killed Private Lewis were killed resisting arrest. Datto Adma had promised Col. Frank D. Baldwin that the murderers would be delivered when captured. The mutilated bodies were carried into the American camp suspended from poles.
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Manila
Lewis
Datto Adma
Frank D. Baldwin
25Th Infantry
Cronje Swears Allegiance to King Edward
Jamestown St Helena June 30 General Cronje the Boer commander who with his army was captured by Lord Roberts at Paardeburg Orange Free State in February 1900 has taken the oath of allegiance to King Edward Many of the remaining prisoners are following his example.
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Jamestown
St. Helena
Cronje
Lord Roberts
Paardeburg
Orange Free State
Edward
Tax Relief Starts Tomorrow on War Revenue Taxes
A special dispatch from Helena notes that starting tomorrow the act repealing war revenue taxes takes effect. Many items are freed or reduced, with major focus on lowering taxes on fermented liquors and on tobacco products like snuff.
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Standard
Helena
Congress
Cleveland’s Retirement Hint Amid Political Jests
The St. Paul Globe notes Grover Cleveland muses on retirement as political rivals Watterson and Bryan mock him with sharp metaphors and public jests. The piece frames the jibes as a temporary distraction from ongoing campaigns and Cleveland’s possible break from public life.
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St. Paul Globe
Mr. Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
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