Labor Federation National Convention in Session at Denver
Delegates of the American Federation of Labor gather in Denver for a special convention. Notable arrivals include Samuel Gompers and J J Maguire. Expect discussion on a platform with reforms such as compulsory education and municipal ownership, plus possible silver coinage debate.
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Federation of Labor
Denver
American Federation of Labor
dJoah Burns
M. F
England
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Richard Holmes
J.J. Maguire
Burns
Maguire S
Great Britain
Sweden Celebrates Gustavus Adolphus 800th Anniversary
Stockholm marked the 300th anniversary of Gustavus Adolphus birth with grand memorials across colleges churches and public venues. King Oscar and German representatives attended dawn services at the burial church and wreaths were laid on Gustavus Adolphus tombs. Gala performances staged scenes from his life and aid was given to the poor.
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Gustavus Aldlolphus’ Hirth
Stockholm
Augustus Adalphus
Ludzen
Swedish Patriotic Society
Tidparkoln
Gustavus Adgipinus
Oscar
Germany
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustivus Adulphus
Upers Hovec
Sweden
Gold Production Figures Show U S Output Near 213 Million
Treasury figures estimate U S gold production for the calendar year near 213 million dollars with distributions across states led by California and Montana. Other states include Colorado Idaho and more, reflecting overall production increases and regional shares.
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Jecrease
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Colorado
Mountama
Idaho
California
Taetian Election Ceremonies in Montgomery Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama a certificate of election was signed for U.S. House of Representatives by an official named Roth who seeks the governorship. The document confirms Roth’s eligibility and sets the stage for the upcoming congressional seating details and transition.
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Cereniiliaces
Montgomery
Ala
Speel
Leuben J. Roth
Luis
Alabina
Seuss
Morgans PLC
Limates
Thas Dopealist Congressingh
Gasoline Stove Explosion Trials Dallas Dinner Fire
A report from Dallas describes a gasoline stove explosion during dinner cooking. Mrs David Varsity and a young child were burned as their clothing caught fire. Rescue efforts followed but a person involved later died.
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Dallas
Texas
David Varsity
Jan Do Yeur
AL Waesen
Dana
Raul Y Dus
Clock havkers strike and political reshuffle in Washington
Philadelphia reports a four hut incident amid strikes as Straw Wider and Clothier navigate this week’s crisis. President A Tins Prestacare names two US Ambassadors and a minister to Chili. Washington notes an important conference of most Democrats amid the special session.
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Philadelphia
Straw + Wider & Clothier
Washington Et A
Tins
Prestacare
Ty Benader
Ministur
Hearing on Banking and Currency Bill Delayed
The House Banking and Currency Committee adjourned with plans to reconvene for a full committee session later. Secretary Carlisle’s report prompted the invitation for Camp Trallalar Eables and others to testify Monday and Tuesday, with hearings to continue through the week and a Will preparation project starting.
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Carliste
Carlisle
Camptrallar Eables
Writings On Li Hung Chang Ties Chinese War Talks
Donald Frasier and A B E McGlew report on Li Hung Chang, noting his wealth from sweating underlings and a fake army. They claim patriotism waned and discuss dynastic stability, potential loans, and looming Japanese defeats affecting China’s future.
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de Onloors
Tacoma
Wash
Donald Frasier
Natoma Bank of China
Hong Kong
Oriant Fivo
A. BE. McGlew
Kobe
Frazier
Li Huang Chang
Ais
Sand
America to appoint delegate to Armenian commission in Constantinople
President Sleveland reports reconsideration of the decision not to send an American delegate with the Turkish commission to investigate Armenian outrages. The US will allow the legation to nominate a diplomat to accompany the inquiry amid interest from Curkey and Britain. Turkish authorities deny mass murders by regular troops though confirm possible civilian deaths.
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Armonenian Commission
Constantinople
Sleveland
Turkish Commission 1
United States
Great Britain
Commission of Investigation
Treasury notes show gold losses and export pressures
Treasury records reveal a $14,727,085 cash balance with $100,500,123 in net gold and a daily gold loss of 21,55)897. Officials offer no explanation, but New York reports indicate repeated gold sales to meet legal tender demands, though no exports are confirmed.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Pruney
Bela
Train Robbery In Texas Express Car Loots $100000 In Nine Minutes
A band of masked men robbed an east bound train near Banbrook Texas. They fired shots, seized the train crew, looted the express car and threw the safe from the car. Gov. Berry and officials aboard observed a quick, about twelve minute seizure and escape. the express messenger reached Port Worth with details unavailable.
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da Wexne Satuty
Lexus
Pmsgenner
Here
Chotrata Wis
Mhrag
Division Superinendent
Dual
Gov. Berry of
Dillas
Banbrooke
Port Worth
Robbery on Cincinnati Streets Nets $10500 From Miss Brand
Miss Josia phiny Brand of Lawrenceburg Indiana, a clerk at Lawrenceburg, was robbed of $10,500 in cash on Cincinnati streets near dark. She had withdrawn the money from Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company to invest it, placing it in a black satin satchel. In a crowded moment a thief seized the satchel and fled, leaving Brand unable to identify the offender. Police have no solid lead.
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Cincinnati
Michel
Josiaphiny Brand
Lawvrenceburg, Ltd
Miss Brand
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Week in Trade Signals Mixed Prospects for 1907
Dun and Co notes little change in current business with January outlook more hopeful. Wheat and wool markets show modest gains while corn receipts rise. Western rail and grain pricing plans spark limited shifts in freight and trade.
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New York
Dun & Co
Opening of canal work and jail escape highlight Iowa item
Reports describe the completed segment of the Mennepin Canal at its Mississippi junction enabling slack water navigation toward Rock River, with miles of potential inland routes opening next year. A Boone jail escape follows a guard’s laxity, as prisoners break free and attack the jailer’s wife. Farmers warned against uninspected kerosene imports, prompting health department oversight and enforcement actions.
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Mennepin Canal
Mississippi
Rock River
Hock
Counterfeiting arrests and case update from early report
Jabez Wrewsen and Jedi Pashay were seized in a chanty by a former Kort Madison official charged with counterfeiting and murder of a colt. Wrey obtained a year in prison. United States Deputy Marshal Wray leads the investigation.
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Jabez Wrewsen
Jedi Pashay
Kort
Madison
Drew
Brewsen
United Sra
Marshal Wray
Reokuli
Pay the Poor First ordered by judge in receivership case
Judge Shira ordered Receiver Allen of the American Investment Company to pay mortgage holders first after a June 7 appointment. A complaint by Wiz Carroll noted $5000 invested in the estate tied to Ormesby mortgages, with $160,000 in collateral yet to be remitted to lenders. The order directs preference for mortgagees in the distribution, amid a failing distribution plan.
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Shira
Allen
American Investment Company
Fimmersburg
Wre
Colemen
Imide
Turbulent Night at Churdan Ends in Near Fatal Shooting
In Churdan a social gathering at the stone drive of Wel Steplena Nanaion turned deadly when Mr Stephens, wielding a revolver, mistook a guest for a burglar. Miss Barnes fled to safety after a brief confrontation as Stephens halted the attack with a warning and a short expiation. Meanwhile, Mrs. Sarah Dail died of heart disease during a train journey from Oshkosh to the Pleasant Junction hospital, and industrial layoffs affected fifty workers at the Highail Triel and Vile Works, closing for winter.
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Mintuken
May Mornes
Churdan
Nanaion
Ssinnes
Mr. Stephens
Barnes
Hovse
Yar
Sear
Sarah Dail
Oshitinsa
Aton Pleasant
August Andersen
Af Tarun
Eirnek
Giuola Centrale
Puffa
Davenport bank robbery and related court actions reported
A Davenport bank heist ends with theft of cash and jewelry and a damaged time lock. Details connect to Joseph Hobidou and the property ledger as investigators pursue clues. Separate notes describe a Cedar Hapidd disappearance, a damaging fire at a city, and county railway cost debates.
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Chicago
Hurlington
Quincy
Ranny
Borghliis
Famnous
Joseph Hobidou
Bank
Earth
Androme
Walter Alibiser
Cedar Hapidd
Tan Geamly
Budod
Mazey
Tobias Joly Volles
Nusleuse
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LE Hung Chang
America
Bla Passage
Woomarket
Guy Maddowell
Mindawett
Ier
Tals Dando
Hoth
Department of Agriculture
Usenhayg
Leto
Wieety Halef
Corea
Nasuecinedie
Lowa
Jesse Shiling
Bigg
Sam Richardson
Boone
Ananda
Richardson
Hut
Mrs. Wilcox
Uhiengo
State Board of Health
Mies
Tan
Universit of
Tawar
Willi Yutt
Cbteawa
Prenton
Goul Spencer
Walker
Dahn Murphy
Des Mahien
Enjalt
Saloane Fen
Nuvedao
J. Ak Capon
Marahiall
Delver
Gurevich
Laverda
AL Minneapatia
Davil Joges
Honitea Tambernan
Lyons
Naloonkerperdt
Davenport
Rand
Aires
Cunapathiandigs
Salouniieepern
Pew
Cape
Daa
Danaire
Tivense
Chay
Enoigdy
Council
Smith
Hove
Des Moines
Mborn
Thar Chy
Omeniberstiiy
Iowa
AL Chemiei
Sears
Weber
Haseuha OM
Oban
Agrondlineg
Hiv
Paley
Newas
PMT
Hortigulturists' Meeting
Hates
Miouk
Fi Uttungy
Ana
Gonyantlan
LoMies
Kyy Haannbel Poport
Trduaskey
Ube
Suedonolig Stata
Huby
Pont Tcentoc Beavva
Martie Turay
Walpetie
Ay Willis Wert
Vinsnees
Ped
Ane
Hathoen
Carport
Tyre
Tug Harasteg
Mia Obot Apety
Srg
Arly Howe
James
Eitie
Steichen
Maralyen
Ainge
Pois
Torr
Faba
Babar Couvery
Meath
Bres
Hitteds
Raul
Jaye Cottler
Mimyp Fieenaes
Weightrel
Neredite Fares
Stebkins
George Letthold
Ohn
Krevweon
Sidney Jase Wory
Port Mariigat
Eugene
Sparigny
Taba
Krowson
Sadia Zeithve
Ste
Anduban
Uethelpal Jonge
A. VY
Stegenberg
Wilkon
Hy Insurance
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