Fourth of July labor rally in Chicago draws 20000
Joint picnic of the American Federation of Labor and Chicago Trade and Labor assembly at Sharpshooters park drew at least 20,000 people. Vice President Stevenson and Governor McKinley spoke to a large audience before a large crowd in Chicago. The event emphasized patriotism, labor accomplishments, and national unity.
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American Federation of Labor
Chicago Trade and Labor Assembly
Sharpshooters’ Park
Chicago
Stevenson
McKinley
Ohio
Thomas J. Elderkin
Elderkin
Dinois State Federation of Labor
Trade and Labor Assembly of Chicago
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
America
Michael G. Mulhall
Independence Day at Sedley Park Unveils Monument
Pittsboro crowds exceed 250000 for old fashioned Fourth of July events at Sedley park featuring the unveiling of a statue of heroic Kiza by sculptor Moretti. Judge Christopher Meee performs the unveiling while Governor Daniel Hastings delivers the day’s oration and public works director Edward M. Big is honored.
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Pittsboro
Sedley Park
Public Works
Edward M. Big
Kiza
Moretti
Christopher Meee
Daniel H. Hastings
Secretary Morton Replies To Abner Taylor On Mexican Cattle
Secretary Morton defends U S cattle policy, stating Mexican cattle are inspected to prevent disease and noting the aim to ease shortages. He rebuts claims that the order benefits foreigners or beef interests and cites market dynamics including canned beef and possible future export routes. Also reports on a San Francisco hotel fire, a Stanford case appeal, and a cricket victory by the U S club.
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Washxaton
Morton
Abner Taylor
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
United States
Mgr
Taylor
Morten
Union
United States Department of Agriculture
Southwest
Texas
Europes
Mexico
London
Rosebery vows to fight Lords question at Liberal rally
London July 8 Lord Rosebery retiring prime minister told the Mighty Club Liberals were defeated yet not disgraced and urged concentration on the house of lords issue. He would fight the election on that question while not abandoning other reforms.
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Lori Rosebery
London
Lord Rosebery
House of Lords
Sparks From The Wires Chronicle A Patchwork Of Crises And Events
A scattered British Columbia to Alabama update describes a 45 employee strike at Britton Cooperage in Green Bay, a Duluth steel mill starting July 10 with 909 workers, and Ottis Steel in Cleveland granting a 10 percent wage rise to 800 workers. Wisconsin labor commissioner vows to curb child labor, an Owensboro ice cream poisoning injures eight, with Lizzie Tucker at risk. Prison escape from Pratt Mines in Birmingham is noted, while a West Virginia Morris Crest shooting leaves Joseph Morris dead and Ben Morris fatally wounded before the suspect fled. Moorhead McLean iron mills in Pittsburgh sold for 11 000 despite claimed value over 1 million. The Canadiana rifle team arrives in Liverpool for competition. A Chinese military facility ends operations affecting 6 million frames, and a strong quake shakes parts of Iceland. Funeral services for General Green Clay Smith are held in Washington with interment at Arlington after church rites.
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Green Bay
Wis
Head of the Lakes
Duluth
Mina
Ottis Steel Company
Cleveland
Erickson
Wisconsin
St. Gland
Owensboro
Chim
Lizzie
Tucker
Adolph Picker
Pratt Mines
Birmingham
Ala
Morris Crest
West Virginia
Joba Ook
Joseph Morris
Ben Morris
Moorhead-McLean Company
Pittsburg
Liverpool
Fron
Canada
Boundary Clash Deepens in French Guiana Dispute
The French Guiana boundary dispute between France and Brazil intensifies as an armed clash occurs between French soldiers and Brazilians. France seeks redress while Brazil calls for explanation, with Brazil censoring information amid escalating tensions. Both nations claim a vast tract north of the Amazon as their own, a long dispute tied to historic treaties and competing colonial aims. A prior incident has seen French forces cross the border and establish a presence, signaling potential further action.
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Brazil
Amazon River
French Guiana
Paris
Cross
Guiana
Utracht
Amiens
Portugal
Amazon
Utrecht
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