Trust Indifference on Steel Strike Shocks Industry
August 20 dispatches report the steel trust’s leaders refusing public comment, insisting the strike will not be prolonged as officials claim the strike is failing. Pittsburg and McKeesport show break. the Amalgamated union faces dwindling support as strike funds run dry.
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New York
Steel Corporation
Pres. Schwab
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Amalgamated Association
Pennsylvania Tube Company
Federation of Labor
Schwab
Philadelphia
Charles Schwab
Steel Trust
Bethleem Steel Company
Porto Rico expedition society to meet in Buffalo
The organization of twenty thousand in charge of the Porto Rico expedition plans a Buffalo meeting next week. General Miles will preside with Admiral Schley General Brook and Captain Sigsby among expected attendees.
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Society OF the
Porto Rico
Buffalo
Miles
General Miles
Schley
Brook
Sigsby
Pennsylvania Republicans to Nominate Supreme Court Judge
Harrisburg scene reports the Republican state convention calling for tomorrow to nominate a supreme court judge and adjourn peacefully after preliminaries. In Texas Mose Wilder the half breed negro Indian is sought for Mrs Caldwell’s murder with 5000 men on the trail from South Mayde to Woodville. arrests made but released. fear of mob violence haunts authorities.
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Harrisburg
Rpublican
Supreme Court
Sherman
Tex
Mose Wilder
Big Winery Destroyed by Fire in Santa Rosa
A major fire swept the Hotchkiss & Co. winery in Santa Rosa causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The narrative notes a premium Pullman train service via Michigan Central's line and invites readers to request an illustrated Pan American Souvenir from O W Ruggles in Chicago.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Hotchkiss & Co
Pullman
Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Buffalo
Falls View
O. W. Ruggles
Benzine Explosion Kills Five Firemen in Philadelphia
Five firemen died and many others injured in a benzine tank explosion at the Atlantic Refining oil works in Point Breeze. The blaze destroyed a large amount of property and feared further explosions threatened nearby tanks and shipping.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Pdint Breeze
John McCullum
James Ells
Engine Company No
John Dogherty
James Powers
William Allen
Mob fury beyond anill in Pierce City
A mob last night burned five Negro houses and killed a Black man found dead in the ruins. Three whites were wounded in a clash with armed Negroes while teachers and residents faced threats. Jail breakouts and hangings occurred as the mob roams, with Springfield urged to mobilize state soldiers.
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Pierce City
Cassel Wild
Godley
Carter
Joe Lark
Springfield
Secretary Hay Leaves for Washington Conference on General Topics
Secretary Hay departed for Cannon to confer with the president on general topics. The talks will cover broad matters and none in particular. In London, a fire at Buckingham Palace caused slight damage to the residence of King Edward as six hundred workers continued renovations.
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Washington
Hay
Cannon
Buckingham Palace
London
Edward
Dynamite explosion kills three in Utica village fire aftermath
A dynamite blast following a small fire at Mohawk and Malefield roundhouse last night killed three people in Utica New York. Windows shattered across the village as officials investigate cause and impacts. The incident coincides with a navy news brief about a new submarine launch in New Jersey christened Moccasin by Grace Day, niece of a Virginia senator.
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Utica
N. Y
Mohawk & Malef
New York
Navy
Eligabeth
N. J
Grace Day
Carrie Nation Refused Lodging Addresses in Atlantic City
Carrie Nation lectured in Atlantic City for a children's fresh air fund but was refused lodging by several hotels all full. She stayed at an Xtra Dry saloon before leaving town at nightfall. In her speech she urged wives of tobacco users to wash out their husbands mouths and advised young men not to marry tightly laced girls. She joked about not starting saloon smashing earlier. Also notes a Union Pacific travel offer from Cheyenne to Buffalo valid June 1 to October 31, 1901 with a 30 day return and one dollar surcharge.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Carrie Nation
Silver forces gain at Des Moines Democratic convention
Democrats gather in Des Moines as silver supporters appear to lead with 300 anti silver delegates among 1400. Bryan followers demand endorsement of Chicago and Kansas City platforms and no eulogy for the late candidate as Cato Sells declines the governorship nomination.
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Des Moines
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bryan
Chicago
Kansas City
Fie
Cato Sells
Friends of the Ohio Democracy
American Bar Association Holds Annual Meeting in Denver
The American Bar Association opened its annual meeting in Denver with strong attendance from lawyers nationwide. Edmund Wetmore of New York delivers the president’s address and Hon. Chas. B. Littlefield of Maine gives the annual address, as the Brown Palace hosts a birthday dinner Friday. A National Bar Association preliminary session discussed uniform laws including divorce and plans to meet Denver clergy.
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Denver
American Bar Association
Edmund Wetnore
New York
Chas. B. Littlefield
Maine
Brown Palace
National Bar Association
National Association
Rescue Men From Water Works Tunnel After Six Days
Two men trapped in a Cleveland water works tunnel for six days without food were rescued and are delirious in the hospital this morning, with recovery scarcely expected.
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Cleveland
Water Works
Death of Chilean Minister Vicuna is reported in Buffalo
Washington notes Don Carlos Marlo Vicuna Chilean minister to the United States died in Buffalo this morning. In New York painters work on Shamrock II as a potential trial spin looms if weather stays favorable. Pretoria reports a British surprise attack near Carolina with casualties and captures. Weather across the region shows fair Cheyenne tonight, with storm activity in the Ohio valley and western states, cool high pressure moving south. Local data record a high near 2 and a low around 55 with light precipitation.
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Washington
Senor Don
Carlos Marlo Vicuna
Chile
United States
Buffalo
New York
Cheyenne
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Staple City
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Indians Begin Eastern Trip With Cahill On Escort
The Indians left this afternoon for an eastern trip led by Manager Cahill. No fans accompanied them, but some may join later for games at Kearney or North Platte. Glaze will start tomorrow at North Platte in the opener. The local lineup is said to be misaligned, but they are expected to win most games.
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Indians
Cahill
Kearney
North Platte
Seris
North Plate
Glaze
Judge Lacey Hosts Restful Bay View Sojourn and Health Boost
Judge Lacey and family spent two months at Bay View Michigan enjoying lakeside scenery, fishing, and cottage life. W L Dresser of the Golden Rule reports expanded buying power across ten western stores and lower prices, while A assistant claim agent Doolittle handles stock-damage claims and George C Richards marries Anna V Manley in Cheyenne.
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Bay View
Lake Michigan
Grand Travers Bay
Cheyenne
Lacey
Magnificent Illuminated Sign Planned for Capitol Saloon
A crew begins erecting a grand electric sign at the Capitol Saloon and restaurant for Frontier celebration illumination. The sign for H. P. Hynds will span the pilaster from first to third story, using 150 to 200 incandescent lamps and promising a striking nighttime display.
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Capitol
Hynds
H. P. Hynds
Washington Market Offers Veal to Lamb and Poultry
The Washington Market is highlighted as the best place in the city for veal pork beef mutton lamb poultry and vegetables and is noted for offering the cheapest prices in town.
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Washington
Mexican Chili Standpromoter at West Fifteenth Street
A brief notice promotes a Mexican chili stand described as the city’s only such venue. It invites patrons to bring friends and visit the stand run by a Lady attendant at 208 West Fifteenth Street opposite the depot.
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Fifteenth Strepnt
Turkish Soldiers Mutiny Across Ottoman Provinces
Constantinople reports widespread mutiny by Turkish troops due to pay arrears. In Adrianople soldiers threatened to hang the governor of prisoners unless paid, while revolutionaries attempted to kill him before attendants killed five attackers. In Macedonia the governor forced merchants to fund the troops. At Scio troops bound officers until paid.
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Constantinople
Adrianople
Cacedonia
Scibo
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Percy Smith
17Th Street Furniture Store
Fitzgerald Bros
West 17Th St
Inksan Mucitage Palace Pharmacy
Golden Beer
Cheyenne Distributing Agency
West 16Th St
Cheyenne Transfer Company
COAL
General Transfer
Sixteenth Street
Palace Cigars
Gunther
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad Company
BIG Winery
Killi
Miss Day Christens
Carrie
Union Pacific
W. Swert
Union Pacific Railroad
Iowa
Shamrock
Pretoria
Carolina
de Vielberg
Judge Lacey
Michigan Lakes
Dresser
New York City
Doolittle
Colorado and Southern
Charles Hirsig
George C. Richards
Laramie
Anna V. Manley
Capital
Sultan
Warren Emporium
Hartleroad & Dinneen
Cheyenne Business College
D. C. Royer
Prin
Ures
Highteenth St
BP. O
Cahill Bros
Allegretti’s Chocolates
California
Wheeler && Troodale
West Seventeenth Street
West 16Th Street
J. F. Schmitt
Wrytert
Davis & Kelley the Grocers
Ternes Dry Goods
Golden Rule
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Harrington
Ochhyenml
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