Amalgamated Leaders Meet Over Steel Strike Settlement
Pittsburg July 29 The executive committee of the Amalgamated association will meet at 10 oclock to discuss the United States Steel corp settlement proposal. The two sides report no change in positions and no mills started despite rumors and vigilant strikers.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Williams
Amal Mated Association
Tin Plate Company
Demmler
Shaffer
Dewees-Wood
McKeesport
Painter
Lindsay & McCutcheon and Clark Mills
Monnessen
American Steel Hoop Company
Wellsville Steel
New York
Amalgamated
Bissell Block
Robbery at Bozeman Saloon Ends With Escape
William Shepard, a Bozeman saloon keeper, was robbed of $55 and a Winchester rifle after holdups by two men. They forced him to reveal money, then forced him to reveal a hidden stash and dragged him toward Reese Creek cemetery before allowing him to sleep at home. Deputies pursue suspects who fled into hills east of the crime scene.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
William Shepard
Shepard
Courts
Reese Creek
Logan
Robert Sprague
Coutts
Great Northern
Sprague
Springhill
Broken Hills
Strikes in San Francisco as unions and nonunion crews clash
In San Francisco on July 20 the draymen report progress against the union teamsters with 25 extra nonunion teams deployed under police protection. The Teamsters submit their case to the City Front federation, which may involve nearly 16,000 more workers if called out. Mayor Phelan seeks settlement with a conference. machinists remain out demanding concessions while employers hold firm.
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San Francisco
Draymen’s Association
Teamsters
Brotherhood of Teamsters
City Front Federation
Phelan
Officials Reticent On Steel Conference Settlement
New York officials report a Saturday meeting between strike leaders and steel executives, with a likely peace terms ratified by the Amalgamated Association executive board in Pittsburg on Tuesday and a possible early resumption of work. Schwab declined comment. Morgan reportedly went to Bar Harbor.
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United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Carnegie Company
Apollo
Vandergrift
Salinburg
New York
Amalgamated Executive Board
Williams
Tighe
B. Davis
Amalgamated Journal
American Tin Plate Company
Warner Arms
W. H. Leeds
Perry Preston
American Steel Hoop Company
I. W. Jenks
Hoop Combine
John Warner
J. R. Phillips
P. E. Bonner
Mennessen Tin Plate Company
Persifer E. Smith
American Sheet Steel Company
John Jarrett
Amalgamated
McKeesport
J. Pierpont Morgan
National Tin Plate Company
Demmler
Independent
Monnessen
Monongahela
Dewees-Wood Company
Wellsville
Alabama
Welleville
Pittsburg
Schwab
J. P. Morgan
Bar Harbor
Tin Plate smuggling workers to plant sparks Pittsburgh strike
In McKeesport Pennsylvania July 29 the American Tin Plate Co smuggled in men from Mennessen behind the plant while strikers gathered along the river. One furnace and a set of rolls started today with ten to twelve workers. Indignation runs high and trouble may erupt as workers try to leave the plant.
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American Steel Hoop Company
American Tin Plate Company
Mennessen
Percy Donner
McKeesport
Oklahoma Land Lottery Draw Opens in El Reno
Thousands gathered as 25 names from El Reno and Lawton districts were drawn for homestead claims in Kiowa Comanche country. First winners include Stephen A. Holcomb and Leonard Lamb with prize districts and a future drawing day set to complete 13,000 claims amid cheers and orderly crowds.
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el Reno
Okla
Oklahoma
Stephen A. Holcomb
Paul's Valley
Leonard Lamb
Augusta
James R. Wood
Weatherford
Lawton
Mattie H. Beals
Wichita
Kan
Lot
Ben Heyler
Colonel Dyer
Mackey
J. T
Kansas
Calvin Churchill
Chickasaw
I. T
Charles D. Williams
Norman
Ollie M. Rogers
Cordell
Edward C. Prince
Watonga
Andrew J. Phillsnower
Sheldon
John L. Brown
Caldwell
John 8
Helder
Married Too Soon For Homestead Entry
Minerva McClintock aged 25 of Oklahoma City drew claim No 9 in Lawton district at El Reno today. She was married here and by this act forfeited her right to a homestead entry. Her chance was valued around $10 000 and could have been near a county seat town.
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Lawton
Winfield
Laws
Laundston
Okla
Falcon Woodhouse
Elden
Iowa
Marvin Hawkins
Waco
Tex
William Laid
Fort Worth
Harry Z. Poster
Harry BE. Harrior
el Reno
Lee A. Stubblefield
Imabar
Richard O. Wyatt
Henrietta
Charles Do. Doss
Shawnee
Clas
Minerva McClintock
Oklahoma City
Beals Draws Second in Lawton District. Wichita Teenager Aims High
Miss Mattie H. Beals, who drew the second number in the Lawton district drawing, works in Wichita’s central telephone office. She came two months ago from Kansas City and lives with her widowed mother at 418 South Market. Her brother is a Santa Fe conductor, and a younger sister remains at home. She is described as an attractive girl.
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Wichita
Kan
Mattie H. Beals
Lawton
Central
Kansas City
South Market Street
Santa Fe Railway
Judge Erwin Denies injunction on Oklahoma land drawings
Washington July 29 The Department of Justice said Judge Erwin of the United States court in Oklahoma denied the application of Lone Wolf and other Indians for an injunction to stop the government from distributing land in the territory by drawings.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Erwin
United States Court In
Oklahoma
Lone Wolf
Signor Crispi in Grave Condition in Naples
Naples July 29 12 30 p m Signor Crispi at this hour is sinking His condition is most grave
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Naples
Signor
Crispi
Boer Prisoners Totaled 33000 by July 1
London reports Lord Stanley, financial secretary at the war office, said 33,000 Boers had been captured or surrendered since the war began, up to July 1, in reply to a Commons question.
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London
Lord Stanley
War Office
House of Commons
Cadillac Wins Again in Seventh Trial Race
Cadillac defeated Illinois by one minute five seconds over a two mile course in Chicago. Judges said results so far were indecisive and ordered three more races.
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Chicago
Cadillac
Illinois
Indians Murder Four Prospectors on Unimak Island
D. Jackson of Idaho survives after ambush on Uni mak island by Indians who kill C Sullivan and F Sullivan of Butte and P J Rooney of Seattle. The four prospector party lands in May, guns stolen June 7, survivors reach False Pass, rescued by Edward Williamson, and later reported to Captain Moore and Judge W.
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Standard
Seattle
Alaska
Unimak Island
D. Jackson
Idaho
Unimak Pass
Edward Williamson
C. Sullivan
Butte
Mont
F. Sullivan
P. J. Rooney
Butte, Mont
Lizzie Colby
Cape Lipton
Florence Sullivan
Fan Sullivan
Rooney
Sullivan
False Pass
Tragic Copper Prospecting Party Murdered in Alaska
A letter to Mrs. Sullivan of Butte recounts the June 17 murder of three men from a four man Butte party at Unimak Island Alaska while copper prospecting. Only Evans Jackson survived after 17 days adrift. he later reached Dutch Harbor aboard the Manning.
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Butte
Con Sullivan
Florence Sullivan
Ed Rooney
Evans Jackson
Unimak Island
Jackson
Seattle
Wash
Dutch Harbor
Sullivan Brothers
Rooney
Sullivan
Port Town
Kid Curry Suspected in Winters Murder Near Sandusky
Great Falls reports from Sandusky indicate Kid Curry and an accomplice likely killed Winters last Thursday. The attack occurred in a pig pen near the cabin, with seven 30-40 cartridges used and two men seen fleeing on horseback. Local officers vow to starve out the gang while warnings are posted and damage claims mount.
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Standard
Great Falls
Sandusky
Jim Winters
Kid Curry
Winters
J. Nichovalus
William Blackwell
James Hinds
Fred Roberta
Slippery Ann Butte
Blackwell
Lund
Coatsworth
Adusky
Benton
Chateau County
Currys
Curry
A. D. Gill
Joe Morrison
Littl Rock
Gill & Winters
Etope
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Qutlouk
Steel Combine
MckKeesport
Wellaville
Allegheny
Mingo Junction
Riverside
W. Va
National Tube Company
Combine
James KR. Woods
Woods
Dyer
Mattie M. Beals
Fortune
Star
Miss Beals
Francesco Crispi
Con
C. Edward Williamson
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Newport
Alacka
Moore
Manning
Duteltg Harbor
Mrs. Sullivan
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