Provision and Grocery Clerks Union Favors New City Market Plan
At a meeting the Provision and Grocery Clerks Union endorsed establishing a new market in Park Square under city control and urged locating to favor union workers. The gathering also approved Labor Day parades, and discussed track repairs, telegraph labor, and Emergency Hospital talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkmare
Park Square
Ees
Nical Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Big
New York Sun
Allied Trades
Clement
Galvin
Dexter Hall
Water Workers’ Union
Review of Dreyfus Case in Paris
Review recalls Alfred Dreyfus as a Mulhouse born Jewish officer who rose through elite schools to the general staff. It notes early accusations in 184 and the Libre Parole reports, then the 1894 arrest and charges framed by anti Jewish sentiment, with mentions of Du Paty de Clam and Bandherr in the secret service and the court actions without hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthieu
Thay
Picquart
Drexfus
Ferdinand Exsterhasy
Esterhasy
Ficquart
Haterhasy
Matthieu Dreyfus
Mme. Dreyfus
Paris
Africa
Dreyfus
Henry
Oltmor
Zola
Berdereau
Esterhezy
Esterhazy
Preyfus
Beterhazy
England
General Staff
Esterhesy
Bariereau
Court of Cassation
Rennes
Alfred Dreyfus
Mulhausen
Hiis
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Alfred
Ecole Polytechnique
Ecole d’Application d'Artillerie
Fontainebleau
Ecole de Guerre
Miles Hadaward
Libre Parole
Soso
Atrie
Hodair
France
Secret Service
French War Department
von Schwarskoon
Marquis de Mores
Gtaf
du Paty de Clam
Bandherr
de Clam
Cartier
Ohare
Labori's Power with Mercier Shines in Dreyfus Trial
London reports Labori cross examines Mercier with sharp, decisive questioning. The five minute performance shifts the balance as Mercier becomes the accused under espionage law. Labori’s relentless, clear logic exposes weaknesses and commands the courtroom and soldiers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfuss
Mercier
Dreyfus
Roger
Picquart
Labori
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Report Cluttered by OCR
Revenue leasing and power terms appear in a garbled stock exchange item with names like Hales and Wilson W Fay Co. The fragmentary text includes references to Boston and Power and suggests a technical financial note without clear outcomes or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Hales
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Battleship Alabama Sets Sail for Builder Trial Trip
The Alabama, built by Cramp in Philadelphia, will launch a builders trial at sea to test steaming, engine performance, and speed. Authorized in 186 Congress, the ship costs 2 650 000 for hull machinery armor. Armament includes 4 13 inch rifles and 14 six inch rifles with torpedo tubes. Armor is Harveyized nickel steel with 16 inch to 12 inch side protection and 17 inch turret plates. Two smokestacks sit abreast rather than along the axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Cramp Company
Alabama
New England
Congress
Wisconsin
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Fett Tr
Newport News
Delegations Named for Trust Conference in Chicago
Governors from twenty one states have appointed delegates to the Chicago trust conference set for Sept 13 to 16. Promoters note the event is educational and non partisan with delegates from U S Industrial Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission to attend. Additional acceptances from governors and state officers are listed, with participation from trade groups and national associations. The program features discussions on trusts and combinations across rail, labor, industrial and commercial sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Civic Federation of
Chicago
United States Industrial Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chauncey M. Depew
Nebraska
Howard Rosewater
Maryland
Charles
J. Bonaparte
South
Caroline
J. H. Marshall
Montana
Martin
Missouri
Scofield
Wisconsin
Murphy
Arizona
Fancher
North Dakota
Mount
Indiana
Labor Commissioners
Boards of Trades
Chambers of Commerce
National Labor and Agricultural Bodies
National Bar Association
National Bankers’ Association
National Underwriters’ Association
The
American Economic Association
American Social Science Association
American Academy of
Americans Congratulated on Atbara Bridge Victory
The Sirdar Lord Kitchener praised American efforts in opening the Atbara bridge, built by a Philadelphia firm after a British bid failed. He credited American energy and efficiency for erecting a major African bridge in harsh conditions and thanked them for their success in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Atbara
Philadelphia
Lord Kitchener of
Khartoum
England
Great Britain
Emelishmen
FT Am
Atlantic
Africa
Treatment for Little Ones Under Aegis Of The Wae
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions a care program for children under the auspices of a wa e led by representative Parker and others. Confusing names appear due to garbled text, with unclear events or outcomes and no coherent dates or places.
Marchand Writes A Book On His Africa Journey
Major Marchand is writing a history of his expedition across Africa from a diary kept during the journey. He plans to expand the entries and finish the work this autumn. He will not publish if authorities demand alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marchand
Africa
Brazil to attend Pan-American exposition in Buffalo
Rio de Janeiro August 27 Dr Campos Salles the president of Brazil said in an interview Brazil would take part in the Pan American exhibition in Buffalo He added that General Roca president of the nine republics would visit the United States for the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Campos Salles
Brazil
Buffalo
General Roca
United States
Prince Alexis Karageorgevitch Appeals for Servian Throne
New York Aug 27 Prince Alexis Karageorgevitch, claimant to the Servian throne, arrived on the Etruria but left for Newport with a large retinue. He traces descent from Kara George, the founder of the Obrenovitch-Turkish royal lineage, and his visit follows a long history of dynastic intrigue and rival claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alexis Karageorgevitch
Servia
America
New Tore
Alexis, Karageorgevitch
Thron of
Gervia
New York
Etruria
Grand Central Depot
Newport
Kara George
Black George
Key
Obrenovitch
Turkey
Alexander Igevitch
Witor
Sven
Ocean freight and vessel updates at Boston harbor
The port reports include details on the 746 ton Bath Maine vessel owned by F. W. Benedict of New Haven, reports on several ships such as the Mary E Dow and Fede L, plus cargoes of lumber and bananas. Steamers Yarmouth and Arthur arrivals, and dock activity at Havana and East Boston are noted among broader shipping movements and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bath
F. W. Benedict
New Haven
Conn
Mary E. H .G. Dow
Kiondyke
Georgie
Willard
Nellie
Edith ‘Mmery
Clara F. Sewall
Mary P
Admiral Dewey
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jam
Glasgow
Fede L
Buenos Ayres
Gardhanna
Gibraltar
Severn
Atlas
Philadelphia
Demerara
Trinidad
Port Spain
Washington, D. C
Yarmow
Prince
Yarmouth
Olivette
Halifax
N. 8
Havana Harbor
Key West
Cuba
Capital
England
Havane
Peter Smith
Bay City
New England
Little Ada
Renfrew
Scot
United States Coast Survey
Ada
Traveler
Smith
James Doherty
Bostonian
London
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
City
Manila
Connecticut
Campania
Fabrica de Cavite
Great Lakes
Ardanbhean
Eat Bangor
Saddleback
Simpson
East
Boston
Ardarohan
Ice King
Knickerbocker
Twe
W. Moree
Beth
Michigan
Dominion
iLiverpool
Queenstown
W. Brooks
New Orleans
Rebecca Lamdin
Granite State Churches Recount Old Home Week Services
In New Hampshire churches statewide Governor Rollins attended services as old memories resurfaced with former pastors preaching at choirs of longtime members. Union and civic gatherings followed, including dinners and sermons across towns such as Concord Springfield Dunbarton and Millbury Massachusetts. Efforts to restore and organize old cemeteries were also reported with funds raised for preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary and
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
A. F. of L
Phenix Hall
Messrs
P. H. Shaughnessy
J. J. Downing
Massachusetts
North Adame
Central Labor Union
PH. Shaughnessy
M. Hefferan
D.donlon
J. J. Burns
J. F. Manning
W. Gallagher
T. A. McNally
T. J. Hannon
F. J. Hannon
PF. H. Shaughnessy
Ed J. J. Downing
Concord
N. H
Bec
Friends’Chri
Roland D
Ben" Davia
Sisoh
C. C. Hills
D. D
Rollins
Church West
Vernon
Springfeld
Union Church
Orin ‘Webster
Dunbarton
Congregational
George 1
Putnem
Millbury
Mass
Leonard Parker
Cambridge
Quincy Socialist Rally Opens Campaign
Branch 21 of the Social Democratic party held an afternoon rally at Bellamy Grove attended by city leaders and party members. Philip J. Halvoss presided as speakers including Harding of Lowell Lovell and Merlin the minister addressed labor issues and criticism of trusts and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Dem
Quincy
Bellamy Gro
Oc Oula the Woods
Heretic Party
Philip J. Halvoss
Uincy
Harding
Lowelles
O . Lovell
Hitman
Alabama
Merlin
James Carey
John. C
Battle of Rhode Island Anniversary Observed in Newport
A private council session marked observance of the 1718 Battle of Rhode Island anniversary in Newport. Afterward a banquet and addresses were planned by American leaders to honor the historic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Newport
R. I
Rode Island
John An Tree
Shipping News items with arrivals and cargos
A dense shipping column notes multiple arrivals and sailings. Ships such as John G. Hall & Co., Fore Kk, and Portland lines bring merchandise and passengers to ports including New York Boston and Gloucester. Various vessels like the Obser, Exeter, and Luckenbach carry goods, barges No. 18 and No. A depart Portland for destinations including Norfolk and Savannah while other ships report cargoes and passenger movements along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Furness
Yarwoh
John G. Hall & Co
Arthur
A. M. Graham
Parthian
Snow
la Seiphts
Passenat B. B. Pson
H. M. Whitney
Ailett
New York
Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Bay Sea Tate
Portland
John Wise
Geyer Gres
Rerge
Vahoe
Aaplee
Bruns
Harleston
Merchandine Tom A. P. Lanc
Ers
Cepola Bune
Sruise
Faint
Vesta Pr
Ae Hagon
George Ll. Naaie
St. John
Cent Ane Chase
N. B
Arizona
Warner
Port Gilbert
E‘g
Flash
Denin
John
N. Bis Omaha
Derrik
Duffy
George Lawin
Courets
Beiryan
Arnes
el Mouth
Amor
Town
Elle
Martin
Sullivan
Northern Light
Lanesville
Mass
Satellite
Perkins
Bath
Kell
Prangor
Kate McCinnrigt
Emily F. Swift
Sweet
Rockland
Electric Flash
Neville
Robertt
Sadie A. Kimball
Burns
Dover
N. E
Powers
W. ‘Collins
Schaece
Ath
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Markey
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SITY
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Typographical Union
Ard
Mont Atreet
Bennet Atreet
Ute
St. Andrew's Hall
Seetous Cuss
Catalpa Mint
Weel Annes
United Yukon
Een Limited
Gatlmenip
Frank Ricard
Ek Wine
Ayite Roe Eee
Glisa Jones
Htabinas
Rivas Ceesel
Ethel Pays
Mearker
Turnos Races and & CO
Alice Wee
Prioreni Jones
Tin
Manning
Mary le Bee Aary
Helen Sheu
Margaret
Lord Kitchener
Randidge
Wae
Parker
Erates Mwilster Hartnest
Reedwin
Doardea
Erkeley
Cortes
Pres
Roga
Prince. Karageorgevitch
Michael Obrenovitch
Bervian
Michael
Alexander
Hungary
Water Front
Granite State
Ghosr
Socialist Rally
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