Amalgamated strike talk and union moves at steel mills
Reports from Pittsburgh and Monessen describe ongoing labor strife as Amalgamated Association leaders seek support from J P Morgan and AFL organizers. Mills at Youngstown and Riverside plant in Benwood face possible unionization while employers stress firm stance, with new union drive at National Tube Company sites adding to tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
M.M. Garland
New-York
Garland
Joseph Bishop
Ohio
State Board
Honda
Amalgamated Association
Monessen
Aarts
Youngstown
American Stest. Hoop Company
Greenville
Vis
Sonditions
Wellsville
Lina
Flynn
American Federation of Labor
Shaffer
Vagsiat
The
Amalgamated .Association
Saterday
Unidn
Stéél Trust
National Tuts Company
Benwood
Wheeling
United States, Steel Corporation
Sheet
Fegeis Suffer For Water In Kansas Drought Areas
Topeka July 28 The state endures extreme heat and a severe drought with many counties short of drinking water for people and livestock. Farmers report corn in poor condition and stock water supplies nearly exhausted while efforts focus on obtaining essential water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Keys
Kansas
Tate Me Beats Bid As Cows Delver Gang
The readable fragments indicate a race or auction scene where Tate Me defeats a bid. A gang or group is referenced with a delivery context. Details are unclear but the event centers on a challenge to a bid and a resolution in Tate Me’s favor.
Production Of Pic Tron Output For Six Months Of 1902
Fragmented OCR shows chaotic numbers and place names. Production figures appear for six months of 1902 with totals around seven million tons and various monthly breakdowns. Several garbled terms suggest references to Philadelphia and December data, but the text is unclear and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ang
Roosevelt Club rally in Kansas City hosts prominent Republicans
A 1904 Kansas City gathering of the Roosevelt Club brings together leading Republican figures for a convention hall event. The speech aims to support Theodore Roosevelt's presidential bid amid Missouri regional interest and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lough
Ansas Loney
Fitty
Kansas City
Rossvelt Club
Rookevelt _ tor
Alan
Hall
Kamsas City
Sand
Missouri
Porto Rico free trade proclamation noted by officials
Telegraphic notice to all collectors of customs announces a trade regime between the United States and Porto Rico. It states merchandise moving to and from the United States with watersites is exempt from claim after a stated date and references proclamations and resolutions guiding enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Sarrsters
Spalding
United ‘States
Timber fraud probes suspend yearly proofs across states
From Washington July 25 special agents of the treasury have been directed to ascertain how timber articles were brought into equity and whether they were rightfully held. Commissioner Hermann of the general land office has suspended all proofs made during the current year under the timber and stone act while a full investigation continues into Montana Idaho and other timber purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speninea
Treasury’ Department
The
Treasury
Department
Big
Timber Land
Treasury rule allows 300 cigarettes in place of 50 cigars
Secretary of the Treasury rules that travelers may import 300 cigarettes instead of 50 cigars without duty, affecting incoming goods from overseas. The change impacts smokers and customs procedures at entry points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jilly
Secretary of ‘the Treasury
PATER MULDOON A BISHOP CONSECRATED IN CHICAGO
Immense crowd at Holy Name cathedral witnessed Rev. Feather Pater Muldoon consecrated titular bishop of Tamassensis and auxiliary to Archbishop P A Feshan of Chicago. Cardinal Martinelli of Washington acted as consecrator. jeweled crozier and vestments valued at about 10 dollars, with long line of priests noted.
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Chicago
Holy Name
Feather Pater MuLdoon
Tamassensis
Mos
P. A. Feshan
Cardinal Martinelli
Washington
Feehan
Yalong
IOER SUFFERERS ARE WA Chicago Transvaal League Aid
Chicago July 25 stirred by the number of men women and children who died during the month of jeans seeking aid from the Transvaal League and other welfare efforts as a response to wartime suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Transvaal League
sChicago
Tuly
Womoen
Chile
Bie
Specters Valley Thirty Three Deaths and Twenty Seven Prostrations
A grim record notes thirty three deaths and twenty seven prostrations in an early 19th century tally. The piece catalogs widespread illness and fatalities stressing fear and hardship in the community. Names and exact places are sparse, but the arc reveals a period of severe mortality.
Showers Fall in Corn Belt Weather Update
Weather Bureau reports the corn belt remains hot and dry with immediate change unlikely. Showers have fallen in northern areas including eastern Nebraska Iowa northern Indiana and Ohio light to moderate in western Nebraska and Oklahoma. temperatures ranged from the high 90s to over 100. Drought areas in Nebraska Kansas and Missouri need rain though some relief is noted in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan with further showers forecast for Wisconsin and Michigan tomorrow.
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Washington
Inc
Nebraska
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Oxighoma
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigans
Michigan
Rain Damps Texas Oklahoma Region Relief From Severe Drought
Reports from Texas and Indian Territory stations indicate rain fell across many towns including Dallas Mexia Paris Ardmore and Celeste. A light shower followed by indications of heavy rain boosts hopes for cotton crops while ending one of the state's severest droughts in years.
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Dallas
Texas
Wolfe City
Lanta
Mexia
Clarksville
Mount Pleasant
Paris
Clepuroe
Anexahache
Tex
Ardmore
I. T
Steuer Enon
Heat and tragedy ripple from city to city across a sweltering region
A string of heat related incidents unfolds across Norfolk and other cities as temperatures soar to the mid nineties. Reports recount a man in Atlantic City fatally shooting himself after family distress and a woman in a Baltimore slum swallowing laudanum during the heat wave. Savannah and Lincoln report heat driven suicides and prostrations amid sweeping thunderstorms. Louisville and Owensboro record multiple deaths from heat while Charlotte notes no fatalities but ongoing extreme heat. Officials urge prayer for rain as the region endures record highs and scattered showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Charles Bailey
Atlantic City
Jennie McMurran
Baltimore
Savannah
Arthur Bryant
St. Joseph
Little Hain
Nebraska
Iainicoln
Neb
Niobrata
Owensboro
Misa Hata BA
Katherine Brooks
Charlotte
Fragmentary dispatches mix in a July Brussels report
The text records scattered notes from Brussels dated July with mentions of a diplomat headed to Rome and another arriving in October via routes through Maples and South America. It references Kroger and Kitchener and a Garratt column describing military actions near Reltzbur and Cap a Colony in a wartime context.
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Brussels
Rome
Kroger
Horaark
Ateica
Ea Siftee Hagre
D Dlepateh
Kitchener
Pratéria
Garratt
Eolumn
Capa
Debate on Koch theory at London tuberculosis congress
London July 25 At a session of the Byltieh congress on tuberculosis Hart Spencer chancellor of Victoria University and vice president attacked Dr Robert Kochs theory that humans are immune to contagion from tuberculosis. Professor Madfayean of the Royal Veterinary College challenged the claim showing milk from tuberculous cows remains dangerous to humans. Dr Ravenel cited rare infection cases but supported caution. James King a London veterinary inspector blamed meat trade practices and urged strict controls and government compensation to stamp out bovine tuberculosis from British herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Byltieh
Hart
Spencer
Victoria
Robert Koch
Cattie
Hlarl Spencer
MadFadyean
Royal Veterinary College
Koch
Ravenel
Philadelphia
James’ King
King Diagentf
Many Seek Papacy as Cardinals Prepare Conclave
July 2 report from Long Bone notes health of the pope is good but Vatican confidence grows that the College of Cardinals will soon meet to select the next pope. Observers expect a large number of candidates and anticipate six or seven front runners with possible outsider prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Cardinals
Vatican
St. Peters
Pius IX
Sacred College
Thousands made homeless by floods in Ching area distressing
Shanghai reports great distress as Yangtze valley floods breach two embankments near Whba, flooding a densely populated district for up to forty miles. Tens of thousands rendered homeless, crops destroyed, and relief supplies ordered to Singan Fa, the current fork headquarters. The other item notes Greek squadrons barred from visiting Sire and Galonisa, provoking diplomat channels.
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Ching
Shanghai
Yang Teo
Porta
Singan Fa
Grecian
Constantinopls
Sire
Galonisa
Fragmentary Incoherent Texts On Transportation and History
The readable fragments reference transportation sites and in game cases teaching footpads of trains, with scattered mentions of deadlocks and duties. They also briefly touch on historical figures, religious shifts, and a noted king who reigned centuries ago, alongside garbled foreign phrases and incomplete sentences.
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Siikers
Ohio Board Fet
Ashitzation Sans
Shafter
Corre
Desire Ephritusy
Atthemey
Trancis
W. Parker Deliv
Han ‘Eltizéeship League
Ata Imosting
Chapman
Ais
A Mabrell
Dalstom
Brotherhood
Youne
Peapts
Présbytérian ‘Church
Winona, Lake
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Charles F.wishars
Allegheny
Adyo
Wash
Tlon
Joseph Kyle
Theologica] Seminary
Xenia
Cleveland
Christ
W.mont Clair
N. J
India
Porto Rice
Toor
Orient
Pather
Muldoon
Specters
Vally
Weather Bureau
the-Dy . Bi
Theas
Amore
Roch
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
South
Caroling
Tennessee
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Circulation Department
Ring Hardware Company
Edelman
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Asia
Ins
Tin
Jiemonsa
Farlinger Department Grocery
Wera
Bae
Lhnema
Great
Ana
Anagéles
Angland
France
Tatge
Paige
Assor
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railway
Lithia
Bel
Nas
Seither, Monrcah
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