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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
6
Fragmentary text describes payroll, dividends, and hiring conflicts amid a long strike. It mentions a manager or official named Pell Rives and issues of cooperation and wage or benefit disputes affecting workers and compliance at a company.
Federal grand jury returns charges against 18 officials from four Chicago based packing companies. Indictment lists heads of the firms among those charged with combination restraint of trade conspiracy monopolize business and granting rebates. The case reflects a major anti trust action by federal authorities.
A brief notice promotes wheat storage at low cost by J B Aswron offering sacks and supplies. The item stresses affordable handling and storage efficiency for farmers.
J G Calvin aged 73 a Civil War veteran died in Moweaqua Illinois. Minols coal mines closed Saturday leaving 45000 men unemployed. Samuel Dutcher 55 fell from a bay wagon and was killed at Wabash Indiana. Marshal Oyama and Gen Liniewitch reported negotiating an armistice.
The Odessa revolt is described across fragments noting battleship engagements and civilian unrest. Authorities, engineers, and merchants are mentioned, with conflicting reports from Upton Sol Neurew and others. A separate item reports Fred Bens son Palmer in Kansas City fatally shooting himself.
Savannah Tennessee reports Lon Perkins a Memphis drummer was shot and killed in Hamburg Tennessee over a settlement. Harrie Leach and Petrie Ives involved with ties to a Moore firm. no further particulars available.
Fragmentary market note highlights ongoing Wheat and Corn prices and trends. Mentions J B Aamwem in a brief context with unclear full details.
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