Injunction Bars Coercion Over Coal Workers
The injunction prohibits investigations into company properties to lure men from work and forbids blocking workers from returning. A permanent injunction hearing is scheduled in Charleston on November 18, 1902. The court did not note coal firms pressuring individuals to leave tenement housing.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency Company
New Jersey Corporation
City of
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New River Fields
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
C. W. Purcell
W. B. Wilson
J. W. Carroll
J. A. Richards
Quiet at Shenandoah as 1200 state troops camp on hill
Shenandoah Pennsylvania August 1 1200 state troops occupy a hill above the town after a riot. Rioters and police fought earlier but now peace holds with militia present. Mine workers condemn the troop call as unwarranted and seek withdrawal.
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Shenandoah
Mitchell reports Shenandoah quiet as miners hold fast
President Mitchell says latest advices show quiet in Shenandoah and no decline in strikers defenses with militia in Schuylkill. Operators in Wyoming plan quick restart and lackawanna oxford mine reportedly resumes with non union workers while police and bosses work.
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Schuylkill
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Oxford
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Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Reorganizes Stock Swap
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company announces a reorganization offering to purchase all outstanding stock of its Iowa based unit. Shareholders may exchange each $100 par share for five 4 percent 202 bonds, $70 in New Jersey Rock Island preferred stock, and $100 in New Jersey Rock Island common stock. Directors name Leeds president, Reid secretary treasurer, Boggs assistant. Financing of the new company not disclosed. exchange terms imply minimal cash outlay.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
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Central Trust Company
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New Jersey
Leeds
Reid
Boggs
North Dakota Democrats Prepare For State Convention
Fargo Aug 1 The Democratic state convention in North Dakota gathers with 462 delegates expected to attend two thirds. Leaders frame a platform to attract gold Democrats and Populists while avoiding national issues and focusing on state matters. Key planks include anti merger and a rescission of prohibition positions.
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Fargo
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August 1902 Calendar Fragment
A fragment from a newspaper calendar shows August 1902 with days of week and dates 24 31. It lacks context but preserves the header layout and the monthly grid.
Will Sell the Steamer Sunken Whaleback Thomas Wilson
Duluth authorities report the sunken whaleback Thomas Wilson will be sold August 15 near the Duluth harbor entrance. The wrecked vessel with cargo of iron ore is valued high, but recovery of bodies or cargo is abandoned as owners skip the wrecking business.
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Thomas Wilson
Lake Superior
Duluth Harbor
Wilson
George G. Hadley
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Sword of Honor Presented to Lord Kitchener in London
London reporters describe a South African dinner where Cape Town presented Lord Kitchener with a sword of honor. Sir John Dimsdale, London lord mayor, announced the gift to the enthusiastic gathering. Kitchener thanked the donors and urged continued support for Lord Milner and the South Africa administration.
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Lord Kitchener
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John Dimsdale
South Africa
Lord Milner
Surrender of Caycebo Brings Tolima Pacification Hope
A cablegram from United States Minister Hart in Bogota reports Caycebo, a major guerrilla chieftain in Tolima, has surrendered. The State Department says this suggests early pacification of Tolima, with only Panama left as a potential survivor of the revolutionary movement.
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State Department
United States
Hart
Bogota
Colombia
Caycebo
Tolima
Department of Tolima
Panama
Gas Explosion Burns Eleven at Stoddard Works in Dayton
Eleven men were severely burned in an explosion at the Stoddard Manufacturing works in Dayton Ohio. The blast was caused by a natural gas leak and it is uncertain how the gas ignited with three expected to die.
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Dayton, O
Stoddard Manufacturing Works
Scores From Evening Baseball Games Across Cities
In Kansas City Columbus defeated 17 to 1 while Milwaukee beat Toledo 5 to 2. St Paul edged Indianapolis 8 to 3 and Minneapolis led Louisville 7 to 6. A second Minneapolis win over Louisville was 7 to 6. Cleveland beat Boston 9 to 3 and Detroit defeated Washington 9 to 1. St Louis drew Philadelphia 4 to 4 in ten innings at darkness. Boston beat Chicago 6 to 0 while New York lost 2 to 3 at St Louis. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 1 to 0 and Brooklyn fell to Pittsburg 0 to 3.
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Tugmen Strike Ends Without Settlement On Great Lakes
No settlement reached in the Great Lakes tugmen strike as tug companies refuse to discharge 52 men who defied a strike order. The conference closed abruptly with President Keefe leaving Cleveland and the chances of a general longshoremen walkout fading.
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Cleveland, O
Hanna
D. J. Keefe
Keefe
Cleveland
Strike Closes Mines at Horr and Aldridge
Five hundred Montana Coal and Coke workers at Horr and Aldridge went on strike in Livingston, protesting wage scale cuts and demanding discharge of all nonunion workers. The mines are among the state’s largest and about 500 men are affected.
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Mont
Livingston
Montana Coal and Coke Company
Horr and
Aldridge
Hammond Packing Deal Nears Final with Armour Interest
Chicago August 1 The Tribune reports the transfer of controlling interest in the G H Hammond Company and Hammond Packing Company to Armour and Company or Armour members is near completion. The price is not disclosed but the involved amount is about 6 million dollars. Plants are located at St Joseph Missouri and South Omaha Nebraska.
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the Tribune
G. H. Hammond Company
Hammond Packing Company
Armour & Co
Armour
Hammond Companies
St. Joseph
C. H. Hammond
Bouth Omaha
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Wheat and grain prices report from Minneapolis market
Minneapolis notes grain prices with July wheat at 674 and July 31 wheat futures on Track No 1 at 79 and Northern No 1 at 77, No 2 at 72. Market details include July contracts for both winter Wheat and other grades.
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Titec
Sioux City Livestock Prices on July 31
Cattle beeves ranged from 5.50 to 7.50 dollars with cows bulls and mixed 2.50 to 5.25. Stockers and feeders brought 2.75 to 4.60, yearlings and calves 2.50 to 4.00. Hogs traded at 7.60 to 7.80 dollars.
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Sioux City
Cattle and Hog Prices at St Paul Market
St Paul reports prices for July 31 with cattle choice butcher steers 7.00 to 7.50, cows and heifers 5.25 to 6.00, veals 4.50 to 5.50. Hogs 7.25 to 7.50. Sheep good to choice 3.75 to 4.25, lambs 5.00 to 5.35.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax prices in Duluth market report
Wheat cash prices list No. 1 hard 76c No. 1 Northern 73%c No. 2 Northern 711% cents No. 3 spring 69%c To Arrive No. 1 hard 76c No. 1 Northern 73%c July 73%c Sept 69%c Dec 674%c Flax cash $1.48.
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Duluth
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Mixed in Chicago Market
Chicago market report lists cattle ranges from good to prime steers $7.85 to $8.85 and lower grades $4.50 to $7.60, Texas steers $3.25 to $5.75. Hogs show mixed to butcher $7.20 to $8.00, bulk $7.40 to $7.70. Sheep and lambs run good to choice $4.00 to $4.40 and $3.50 to $6.00 respectively.
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Texas
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Report
Chicago July 31 Wheat prices for July 69 cents, Sept 69 69 cents, Dec 68 68 cents, May 71. Corn July 56 cents, Sept 55 44 cents, Dec 42 43 cents, May 41 cents. Oats July 64 cents, Sept 31, Dec 30, May 38 1/2 cents. Pork July 16.67, Sept 16.77, Oct 16.85, Jan 15.77, May 15.55. Flax cash Northwestern 1.55, Southwestern 1.50, Sept 1.82, Oct 1.29. Butter Creameries 16 19 cents, dairies 15 4 cents, Eyes 17 19 cents. Poultry Turkeys 12 13 cents, Chickens 12 1/2 cents.
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