Strike Blues Hit Duncansville and Wellsville Plants
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Amalgamated workers push to close the Duncanville plant of American Steel Hoop Co and move focus to Wellsville where talks of capitulation and imports from Vandergrift stir the Ohio Valley. Organizer Evans remains hopeful as union and management posture without change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Pittsburgh
Columbiana County
American Sheet Steel Co
Vandergrift
Shiffer
Amalgamated Association
Upper
Ohio Valley
John Morgan
John Chappelle
Shaffer
US Minister Hosts Hartford Officers in Stockholm
Stockholm July 19 United States minister to Sweden W W Thomas entertained Commander J M Haw y and Hartford officers at his summer residence on Thursday during their visit to Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
W. W. Thomas
United States
Sweden
J. M. Hawy
Unitedates
Hartford
Counterfeit Silver Dollars Shipped to United States
A federal judge in Pueblo reports 500 counterfeit Mexican silver dollars shipped to the United States may already be circulating in Mexico City. Earl Russell pleaded guilty to bigamy and received a six month sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pueblo
United States
Baseball scores from multiple games across leagues
Thursday games show Cincinnati vs Philadelphia 14 13 in 9 innings with 18 9. Pittsburg vs Brooklyn 3 6 in 9. St Louis vs Boston 8 4 in 9. Chicago vs Baltimore 9 1 in 9. Philadelphia vs Milwaukee 8 23. Detroit vs Washton 6 15. Cleveland vs Boston 9 3. Marion vs Columbus 4 13 in 9. Wheeling vs Ft Wayne 9 6. Toledo vs Grand Rapids 2 8 in 9. tie game Toledo Grand Rapids noted with 2 8 1 inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H. E. Cincinnati
Phila
Case
Bergen
Orth
Douglass
Dwyer
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Tannehill
Zimmer
Kitson
McGuire
Emslie
R.il
Chicago
Baltimore
G Patterson
Sullivan
McGinnity
Lgresnahan
Cantillion
Milwaukee
Hawley
Maloney
Bernhard
Powers
Sheridan
K.H. E. Wheeling
Matthews
Killen
Fox
Suthoff
Byers
RT. EF. Ft. Wayne
Dayton
Fricken
Fuller
Wright
Blue
MecLaughlin
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Pardee
Graffins
Bailey
Zalusky
R.H. E
New York
Eason
Kling
Taylor and Warner
Cunningham
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Restoring Old Prices Ends Kingston Coal Strike
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania July 19 The Kingston Coal Co mine strike by 1500 workers ends after price for yardage in narrow work is restored from 1.50 to 1.00 a yard. Seattle Washington July 19 The Roanoke arrives from Nome with flood news describing June 15 Fish River flooding and $50000 in losses at Council City including destruction of all but the Dauntless hotel. Residents live in tents on surrounding hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Kingston Coal Co
Seattle
Wash
Roanoke
Nome
Fish River
Council City
Dauntless
Ohio
Cincinnati
Rockwood
Wedgwood
Majolica
Delft
Texas
Oregon
New York
Empire State
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Devouion
Markets Review Flour and Grains Across Cities
Cincinnati and Chicago report a range of grain prices with flour categories and wheat, corn, and oats on track. Cincinnati stockers, hogs, cattle, and sheep prices mixed from July 18. Indianapolis and East Buffalo list cattle hogs and lambs with varying top values for prime and choice stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lambe
Indianapolis
East Buffalo
Epworth League Convention Opens In San Francisco
The fifth international Epworth league session began under clear skies in San Francisco on July 19. Delegates in the thousands gathered at the Mechanics' Pavilion, with about 15,000 capacity, while the Alhambra theater and Metropolitan temple each host around 2,500. The city organized overflow in multiple churches, with no creed distinctions hindering participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Mechanics’ Pavilion
League
Alhambra Theater
Metropolitan Temple
Commodore T. H. Allen Burned Off Sandy Hook Fire
The full-rigged ship Commodore T. H. Allen carrying 80 000 cases of oil for Hong Kong caught fire just outside Sandy Hook. Fireboats battled the blaze as she drifted in and burned overnight. The crew were saved and the cargo valued at 76 000 dollars. By Friday morning the vessel had sunk in about seven fathoms of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. H. Allen
Hong Kong
Sandy Hook
Hook
Allen
Double Murder in Dingess West Virginia Stir
Henry Alexander a colored man shot and killed Phillip Bennett and Benj Carter after Bennett refused to change a quarter. Alexander fled but was captured four miles south and brought to Williamson. A lynching reportedly threatened if he was brought here. Local men Bennett and Carter were well known in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingess
W. Va
Phillip Bennett
Benj. Carter
Henry Alexander
Bennett
Carter
Williamson
Alexander
Tvo
Crescens Sets World Record in Detroit Trot
Crescens the chestnut stallion owned by George H. Ketcham of Toledo and driven by Ketcham won the free-for-all trot at the Detroit Driving Club on the Grosse Pointe track. He clocked 2:05 for the second heat, the fastest trot time ever, after winning the first heat in 2.06% with Charlie Herr a distant second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Crescens
Military control restored in Cebu Bohol and Galangas
The U S civil commission said after a three month test of provincial government in Cebu and Bohol and Galangas Luzon that control was returned to military authorities due to incomplete pacification and communities being backward and undeserving of civil administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States Civil Commission
Cebu
Bohol
Galangas
Luzon
Michigan Barrel Co Plant Destroyed By Fire In Grand Rapids
The Michigan Barrel Co in Grand Rapids was wrecked by a Thursday night fire. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in damage with half insured. It was the world’s largest plant of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Michigan Barrel Co
Boer Wounded Shot Claim Confirmed in Inquiry
In an oath sworn inquiry conducted here Thursday British officers and men testified that Boers shot British wounded at Viakfontein, confirming the assertion amid the ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Viakfontein
London Dispatch Delivers Partial War Update
Fragmentary London report notes July 19 in our ki drange colony with references to General Cha and Captain Philip Botha and possible European war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kidrange
Chaof
Philip
Botha
Ohio Day at Pan-American Exposition Honors State Leaders
Buffalo July 19 Ohio day at the Pan-American Exposition featured Gov Nash and Senator Hanna, with Charles W Baker delivering a strong address praising Ohio’s industrial prowess and leadership. The crowd filled the Temple of Music as Ohio was celebrated for its people, history, and vast contributions to commerce and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio
Buckeye
Temple of Music
Nash
St. Ohio Regiment
Lincoln Parkway
Milburn
Senator Hanna
J. N. Adams
Committee On State and Foreign Representatives
Gov. Nash
Senator Foraker
Ohio Party
David J. Ryan
Columbus
Bishop Arnett
Wilberforce University
Mme
Genevra Johnstone
Buchanan
Mme. Johnstone-Bishop
Emmett Tompkins
United States
Chinese in America Population Report Declines in 12th Census
Washington reports a preliminary census figure placing Chinese in the United States at about 89,800, with California home to roughly 45,753. Western states contain about 67,700 persons, while the prior totals from 1890 stood at roughly 96,844 in the region. The release notes reductions since earlier counts and partial regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merriam
United States
California
Ecuadoran consul general assassinated in Valparaiso
In Valparaiso on July 19 the Ecuadorian consul general AV Avias Sanchez was assassinated amid turmoil in the Alfaro administration. Several Ecuadorians were reportedly arrested or killed in the ensuing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Avias _ Sanchez
Alfaro
Strings of Grandamoth f revived in fashion bonnets
Readable notes describe stringed bon nets for all ages with nets of mauve tulle black lace and velvet trim. Elaborate gowns feature artificial flowers garlands ribbons and bows for seaside and mountain resort evenings. Dramatic headpieces include roses lilies and coronets with embroidered trims and gold or silver paillettes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duncanville
Freir
American Steel Hoop Company
Wellstville
Duncansville
American Steel Hoop Co
Shafter
Thineansville
John Pierce
Dunncansville
Juneansville
Wellaville
East Liverpool
Wheeling
Steubenville
Chaappelle
Trade and Labor Council
Friends of Labor
Brookman
Evans
Jong
The
Grand American Handicorp
Interstate Park
L. 1
K. C. Griffiths
Pascoag
R. 1
Clay Birds
Earl Russell
Don
Earl Russell Eedny
Mionths
R.H. EK
Boston
Murphy
Sadhoff
Ryan
Heydon
Dineen
Kittredge
R.E. E. Cleveland
Hart
Wood
Winters
Schreck
Connolly
Western Association
Innings
R.T. ET
Marion
Yerkes
Kellner
Wilhelm
Zinram
Epworth Leaguers
Commodore FT. H. Allen
Philip Bennett
Batangas
Boths
Pan-American
Buckeye State
Charlies W. Baker
Charles W. Baker
Virginia
Ohio's Industries
Northwestern Territory
Ohio River
Lakes
Mississippi
Northwest
New England
South
Maryland
Russia
East
India
Africa
Cate
Austra
Nature
Miamis
Scioto
Mehoning
Tuscarawas
Cuyahoga
Black Swamp
Apontat
Sandusky
Ohbio
Reso
America
Stook
Huron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!