Conference 10 Be Held As Miners Push Forward
Conference 10 proceeds while miners intensify activity. Reports indicate ongoing push forward by miners amid event planning and organizational steps.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1897
Page
1
Indiana Governors Seek Arbitration For Coal Region Strike
Indiana Governor James A. Mount endorses arbitration to end coal mining stoppages. He backs Indiana Arbitration Commissioners and a conference proposal by Indiana miners' President Knight, with governors of Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and Indiana to meet promptly. Aims to avoid bitter, extended conflict and pursue fair, tolerant settlement.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Indiana
Knight
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
James A. Mount
Three States Push Arbitration Over Miner Strike
Ohio Indiana and Illinois labor commissioners plan a joint meeting at Pittsburg to settle the miners strike with or without Pennsylvania. Governors Hastings Bushnell and Mount are urged to join. talks aim to secure a rapid arbitration and possible settlement.
Hastings Says No to Coordinated Arbitration Action
Pennsylvania Governor Hastings refused to participate in a proposed joint meeting of arbitration boards from Ohio Indiana and Illinois at Pittsburg to settle the miners strike. He said he had not received any formal request from miners or mine operators in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Hastings
Joseph Bishop
Ohio State Board of Arbitration
L. P. McCormack
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Pittsburg
Governor Mount
Pennsylvania
Labor Leaders Meet Secretly in Pittsburg for Coal Wage Fight
A secret Pittsburgh conference drawn from leaders of the American Federation of Labor United Mine Workers Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and other unions focused on aiding miners in wage disputes. Key figures included M. D. Ratchford Gompers and J M Conr aher with the gathering delaying until after 9 pm at the Monongahela House. The meeting produced a press statement noting widespread suspension in the coal industry amid the strike context.
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Pittsburg
United States
Captain Gompers
American Federaion of Labor
M. D. Ratchford
United Mine Workers of America
M. M. Garland
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Stephen Madden
Amalgamated Association
J. M. Hughes
Federation of Metal Trades
M. J. Conraher
Journeymen Plumbers’ Association
M. P. Carrick
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
L. R. Thomas
National Pattern Makers
W. B. Mahon
Messrs
Ts. Ratchford
Cornahan
Rts
Messrs. Ratchford
Ian
Wagner
Woman Accused of Arson in Toledo Mill Fire
Mrs Rose Selleck, divorced wife and mortgage holder, is charged with starting the March 3 fire at a Clayton Michigan saw and grist mill. Loss estimated at 11000 with no insurance. Toledo agency Manleys Detective helped locate an impartial witness. she waived examination and is held on 2000 bail. Preliminary exam set for July 43.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Rose Selleck
Clayton
Mich
Wm. Carew
Selleck
Robbers take money from women at Ohio river lighthouse
Band of masked armed men invaded the government lighthouse on the Ohio River north of Waverly and tied two elderly keepers Miss Mary Sisson and Miss Fannie Sisson. They beat the women until Miss Fannie disclosed the hiding place of money and valuables. The thieves seized cash and old silverware and fled while the victims remained bound.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio River
Waverly
Misses Mary
Fannie Sisson
Pretty Newbury Girl Refuses To Wear Clothing
An 18 year old Newburg girl, described as very pretty, is under treatment in Cleveland City Infirmary’s insane department for an extreme to clothing aversion. She tears off every garment when clothed, though otherwise sane. officials have not released her name and a special dress is being prepared.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
City
Newburg
Thorn and Nack arraigned for murder in New York
Martin Thorn and Mrs. Auguste Nack were arraigned in the Court of General Sessions on the murder indictment of William Guldensuppe. Pleading was postponed until Monday at the request of counsel. Thorn appeared without a lawyer until one was assigned by the court.
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New York
Martin Thorn
Auguste Nack
William Guldensuppe
Court of General Sessions
Thorn
Anarchists Plan Secret Haymarket Meeting In Chicago
Unknown Chicago anarchists call a mass meeting of the unemployed in Haymarket Square for Sunday with Lucy Parsons invited to speak. George Koop, an “advanced Socialist,” is also linked as a prospective speaker, while police fear possible trouble.
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Haymarket Square
Chicago
Lucy Parsons
Commercial Tribune
Arbeiter Zeitung
George Koop
Koop
Debs
Social Democracy
International Labor Association
Haymarket
Ambassadors Demand End to Obstruction of Peace Talks
In Constantinople on July 9, ambassadors from involved powers delivered a collective note urging Turkey to cease hindering peace negotiations. If ignored, they may recall ambassadors and organize a naval demonstration to force progress. The Dardanelles squadron was ordered to Crete for three months’ provisions. Saadi Bey appointed Mutessariff of Urfa, linked to Young Turkey.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Crete
Saadi Bey
Urfa
Seven Die in St Louis Heat Wave as City Suffers
On July 9 in St Louis seven deaths were attributed to extreme heat with many prostrations across the city and East St Louis. A Brooklyn catcher and St Louis players collapsed during a game as residents faced unrelenting heat and no relief in sight.
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ST. Louis
New Orleans
A. Smith
Brooklyn
Grady
Smith
East
Wiliam Summerkamp
George Tracey
Theodore Schulte
Mike Lascovitch
Extreme Heat Bulletin Warns Of Widespread High Temps
Weather Bureau bulletin warns heat wave spreading from the central states to the Appalachian region with extreme highs in Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Kentucky Ohio and other areas. Temperatures reach up to 102 degrees in parts of the plains and Mississippi Valley as thunderstorms bring some relief later.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Tonight
Appalachian Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Eastport
Key West
Boston
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Dako
Owa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Concordia
Kan
Heatwave Continues as Hoosier Thermometer Tops 108
In Kokomo Indiana officials report a 108 degree day marking seven straight 100 degree highs. A horseshoer named Joseph Englebert died as furnace rooms at a plate glass plant shut down. several factories also closed due to the extreme heat.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Joseph Englebert
Two Deaths in Indianapolis Heat Wave
Indianapolis reports seven day heat wave with no abatement. In twenty four hours there are numerous prostrations and two deaths by noon.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sultan Consults Francis Joseph on Frontier Settlement
The Sultan asked Emperor Francis Joseph for help in settling frontier disputes and received a telegram urging peace with Greece based on ambassadorial concessions. The Emperor affirmed sincere friendship and stressed the concert of powers remains firm and united in its decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Greece
Three Die From Heat in Dayton
Dayton reports three heat related deaths in recent hours, naming victims Charles W. Mack George Taitor and Perry Cummin as the fatalities.
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Dayton, O
Charles W. Mack
George Taitor
Perry Cummin
Three Fatal Heat Deaths Reported in Louisville
Louisville reports three city deaths and four in the state due to a day of extreme heat. The max thermometer reading reached high degrees in the morning, with hundreds affected by prostrations across Louisville and surrounding areas.
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Louisville
Hottest Day of Year Amid Heat Wave in Kansas City
Kansas City reports a severe heat wave with temperatures near 97 degrees. Two deaths are reported as health officials warn residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during peak sun hours.
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Kansas City
Sea Serpent Sighted Off Chicago Breakwater
A sea serpent with a fifty foot tail was seen in Lake Michigan just outside the Chicago breakwater today, according to a special dispatch to the Commercial Tribune.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Heat and Labor Hit Wabash Field in July
The stifling heat in Wabash Indiana on July 9 hampered work and forced some laborers to quit. Reports note a tough day with high temperatures while the field saw activity and effort despite the conditions.
Petition for a Pension Prompts Congress Action
In Portsmouth Ohio on July 9 old soldiers plan to petition Congress for a pension for William Ellis a veteran of the late war who served three years and contracted measles three days after discharge causing permanent disability. Doctors link the illness to his service exposure and a special act is needed for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Congress
William Ellis
Ells
Oil Man Carmody Found Dead in Rising Sun
Wm T Carmody employed by Ol Well Supply Co was found dead in bed at Rising Sun Fostoria July 9 an empty morphine bottle nearby A letter to his mother in Co. N. stated he intended death by own action due to failing mind The death of his roommate Prof Ryan last winter had preyed on him
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Commercial Tribune
Fostoria
Wm. T. Carmody
Co N
Prof
Ryan
McKinley Plans Lake Champlain Summer Retreat
President McKinley will spend most of his summer vacation on Lake Champlain. He will depart Washington August 1 for Plattsburg New York, staying several weeks with his family and officials. If Congress adjourns in time he may visit Chicago for Logan Day on July 23 and possibly travel further West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Lake Champlain
Plattsburg
N. Y
Hobart
Alger
Porter
Congress
Chicago
Champlain
Gage
New York
Lake
Adirondacks
Heat Affects Harrison Family in Indianapolis Vacation Move
General Harrison and Baby Harrison suffered from intense heat in Indianapolis. The family fled to their Adirondack summer home a month early as temperatures spiked to 90 degrees. Mrs. Harrison also fainted, and doctors tended to the infant overnight before departure.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
General Harrison
Baby Harrison
The
Adiron
Mercury
Harrison
Delaware Street
Harrisons
Ex-President Harrison and family pass through Buffalo in private car
Ex President Benjamin Harrison and his wife and daughter traveled through Buffalo in a private car en route to the Adirondacks. The trio were escorted by local officials and security as they continued their summer tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondacks
Buffalo
N. Y
Benjamin Harrison
the Adirondacks
Governor Taylor May Resign to Allow Senate Appointment
A Johnson City dispatch reports Governor Taylor intends to resign as Tennessee governor. He has received hundreds of letters urging immediate resignation so his successor can appoint him to the U S Senate seat created by Senator Harris's death. He will not discuss succession beyond that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnson City
Taylor
United States Senate
Harris
German Teachers Plan National Convention Next Year
Milwaukee reports the German Teachers’ National Convention will meet the following year in Cincinnati. An executive committee was elected including G. Reitach, Milwaukee. Louis Hahn, Albert Mayer, Gottlieb Mueller, Cincinnati. Henry Raab, Belleville. Anna Constantini, New York. Anna Hundt, Chicago. W. Rosenzengel, Madison. Carl Ulrich, La Crosse. Officers of the German-American National Teachers’ Association named Gottlieb Mueller as President and Albert Mayer as First Secretary and Miss Anna Constantini as Second Secretary with Louis Hahn as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
G. Reitach
Louis Hahn
Albert Mayer
Gottlieb Mueller
Henry Raab
Belleville
Anna Constantini
New York
Anna Hundt
Chicago
Anna Constantin
Prairie Fire in Cleveland Threatens Block
A quarter mile strip of Gordon estate underbrush near St. Clair Street to the lake caught fire. The blaze, resembling a prairie fire, endangered twenty houses along the street. Firefighters fought it by trenching and banking earth as a defensive wall. Spectators watched the unusual scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gordon Estate
St. Clair Street
Hotel Employee Dragged by Train in Lethal Accident
Robert French, a hotel employee from Sidney Ohio, attempted to board a moving train at London Ohio station. He slipped and was dragged about fifty feet between the station curbing and the track, dying from the injuries. His parents live in Sidney and a brother in Springfield.
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Spectai
Tritone
London
Robert French
Sidney, O
Springfield
Bomb Kills Six Men On Lexington Street Crossing
A bomb exploded at the Cincinnati Southern crossing on South Broadway Lexington at 11 30 AM killing six black workers from the street railway crew and injuring others. Foreman J W Calloway and five colleagues died with two more victims later. a bystander and a depot porter were injured. A reward is expected for the bombers.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
J. W. Calloway
John Washington
Willis Mason
Cato Hutchinson
Tinsley
George Carter
Cincinnati Southern
Lexington Street Railway
South Broadway
Street Railway
Frazee Hart
Rolla Hart
Flemingsburg
John
Cincinnati Southern Depot
Militiamen Accused of Stealing Chickens in Lexington
Riley Lafoon filed charges against members of Company E Kentucky State Guard for theft of fowl in Lexington. He claims the militiamen stole more than a dozen chickens from him and over two dozen from Mrs Falconer while on guard at the Chau tauqua grounds since the session began. Warrants likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Riley Lafoon
Company E
Kentucky State Guard
Chautauqua
Lafoon
Falconer
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani to leave Washington for summer resorts
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii will depart Washington tomorrow morning for a summer tour visiting New York Cape May Newport and other Eastern resorts. She may return to Honolulu in the autumn.
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Washington
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
New York
Cape May
Newport
Benolulu
Kaiser Seeks Steady Policy Amid Cabinet Crisis
Berlin dispatch says Chancellor Hohenlohe will govern with energy and retain the Emperor’s confidence. Baron von Thielmann to steer treasury policy and push commercial talks, notably with the United States, while dampening Agrarian party aims.
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Berlin
Prince Hohenlohe
Munich
Bismarck
Norddeutch Algemeine Zeitung
United States
Agrarian Party
William
Nordica Improves. Prima Donna Out of Danger
London sources report Mme Lilian Nordica the prima donna, long ill at the Hotel Savoy, is no longer in immediate danger and her condition shows improvement.
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Nordica
London
Mme
Lilian Nordica
Savoy
American Girl To Wed a Duke
London reports a marriage arranged between the Duke of Manchester and the daughter of Mr Ogden Goelet of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Manchester
Ogden Goelet
New York
American Rabbis Elect Officers at Montreal Conference
The central conference of American rabbis elected officers including President Dr Wise of Cincinnati First Vice President Dr Leucht of New Orleans Recording Secretary Rabbi Levi of Cincinnati and Treasurer Dr Hecht of Milwaukee. They endorsed simple funeral corteges and invited the next convention to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Central Conference of the American Rabbis
Wise
Cincinnati
Leucht
New Orleans
Rabbi Levi
Hecht
Milwaukee
Boston
President to defer further diplomatic appointments until Congress adjourns
Washington July 9 The President will not make any more diplomatic or consular nominations until after Congress adjourns. The notice aims to spare importunities from seekers for such posts and to provide relief to the President.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Capitol
Man of 80 Seeks Death in Train Tragedy Farce
Henry Matthews aged 80 attempts suicide by lying in front of a Columbus Shawnee Hocking Railway train near Stovertown Ohio. He is struck by the cowcatcher and suffers a broken jaw and removal of facial cancer. He showed despair but may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Henry Matthews
Columbus, Shawnee & Hocking
Stovertown
Minton Accepts Presidency at Center College
Frankfort Kentucky July 9 Dr J C Blayney chairman of the board of trustees received a tele cam tonight from Rev Dr Henry Cipling the president of the college to succeed the late Dr Yo ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
J. C. Blayney
Center College
Henry C. Cipling
Yo' Ia
Murdered a little girl. two men arrested
In Lock Haven Pennsylvania two men are arrested for the murder of Edna Crider. Paul Kotitsh and John Cushen are charged and accuse each other. Both worked at Herrit's lumber camp near the crime scene where the girl was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lock Haven
Little Edna Crider
Paul Koitsch
J. G. Paul Kottsch
Williamsport
John Cushen
Herrit
Kaitsch
Ing
Koitsch
Storm at Paducah destroys mill and kills captain
A July storm hit Paducar Kentucky at 5 PM causing major damage. Captain Phil Bauer of Galconda fatally injured after leaping from the steamer Clarksville. The Three Rivers mill was blown down and several businesses were unroofed. Langstaff and Orm mill and Judge Thomas house were struck by lightning. Several steamboats suffered heavy damage along the riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paducar
Three Rivers
Phil Bauer
Galconda
Clarksville
Langstaff
Bequeaths Estate To Dog Rover In Will
John Spooner of Chicago leaves his $1700 estate to his dog Rover with the Guarantee Title & Trust Company as trustee. Income to support Rover during life, with the principal to pass to a sister in England after Rover’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Spooner
Rover
England
Lovers Die Together After Parents Object To Wedding
Miss Nellie Lusher and Edward Cowles, both under 18, drowned themselves at Moline after their parents refused permission to marry. They attended a lawn fete Wednesday evening and did not return. A search found them in an old quarry filled with water, clasped in a final embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Nellie Lusher
Edward Cowles
Moline
Injunction Question On Removing Deputies In Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia United States Judge Jackson heard the case over whether United States Marshal John K Thompson can remove Democratic deputies and appoint Republicans The marshal argued the court lacked jurisdiction The judge indicated the sole issue might be tenure under the civil service act during good behavior This is the first case of its kind on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Thompson
United States
Jackson
Cabinet backs currency reform message with nonpartisan commission
The Cabinet, meeting in Washington on July 9, agreed that the party promises require action on currency reform. They support sending a message to Congress proposing a special nonpartisan currency commission next Monday, despite objections raised earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Searles Convicted of Contempt in Foreclosure Case
W D Searles vice president of Farmers Loan and Trust Co was found guilty of contempt for refusing to answer questions before a commission in a Lake Shore Elevated Railroad foreclosure suit. He refused to say if directors authorized the foreclosure and a stay was granted pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company
New York
W. D. Searles
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Supreme Court Teady
Searles
Lake Shore Elevated Railroad
Chicago
Justice Beekman
Court of
Ayeere
Death Hovers Over Hoosier Triplet Boys
Garrett Hobart White, one of the famous Hoosier triplet brothers, died from heat and cholera infantum in Kokomo Indiana. William McKinley White is gravely ill and not expected to survive while James Hunt White remains in usual health. The trio were so alike they were distinguished only by ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Garrett Hobart White
William McKinley White
James Hunt White
Political Shift in Indianapolis Deputies Sparks Unclear Inquiry
A chaotic report from Indianapolis notes United States Marshal Kercheval’s pledge influencing Democratic deputies to favor Republicans. A deputy sought an audience with his chief as the case and details remain unclear amid the remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Kercheval
Husband kills rival in park after jealous dispute
Lexington, July 9. Jacob F. Harris shot and killed Thomas H. Merritt in Gratz Park after following the pair and witnessing alleged kissing. Harris claims jealousy and says he fired when Merritt and his wife were together. Mrs Harris denies improper conduct and fainted upon learning of Merritt's death.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Gratz Park
Thomas H. Merritt
Jacob F. Harris
J. Sistrunk
Harris
Mer- Tritt
Merritt
Heat Hatchery Eggs Hatch in Cleveland Shipment
A case of eggs at Willie & Stattler on Huron Street yielded a single hatched chick after opening the crate. Fifteen minutes later exposed eggs produced a dozen peeping chicks, though most of the first two layers’ chicks were dead. Merchants will let remaining eggs hatch. consignee name is withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Commission House of Willie & Stattler
Huron Street
Commission
Consignee
Pardon Board to be Abolished, Prosecutors Propose Change
Columbus July 9 The Prosecuting Attorneys urge abolishing the Pardon Board and replacing it with a system where pardon recommendations go before the court that tried the prisoner, arguing the current board process is faulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Farmers Seek Tax Cut Amid Proposals in Marion County
Marion Ohio farmers unite to curb farm property taxes and oppose high levy rates. They plan to elect delegates pledged to fight the tax rise and push for reductions in assessed values and rates.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
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