Strikers Fire Factories Halt Firemen at Plant
Report from the strike at a coke factory describes workers blocking fire crews amid a blaze. The incident damaged property and prompted a government order for a military detachment to assist in suppressing further threats to the facility and to arrest those involved.
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Baseball Scores From Recent Games Across Upstate NY
In Syracuse Syracuse defeated Scranton 6 to 1. Blaynton Birminghamton hosted Troy in a 8 to 4 result. Elmira Elmira edged Albany with a 2 to 1 score.
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Market Report New York Provision Market August 2
New York provision market notes mixed prices across commodities. Oats, pork, flour, cheese, potatoes, cattle and hogs show varied quotes with freight and weight ranges listed alongside mint condition signals and seasonal notes.
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What is a sausage Ohio PSC May Decide Question
The Ohio Public Service Commission weighs a claim about a 3,000,000 stock issue and an $9 parcel shipment dispute involving Henry Nurkhardt Co of Dayton and Greenfield via American Express. The complaint alleges defective carriage, costing about $25 to investigate, with parties incurring similar costs. The case touches on the commission's authority over a public utility firm.
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Ninety Four Works Daily Defends Not Retiring Yet
In Cleveland Aug 4 Abraham Tenehont a wealthy manufacturer marks his 94th birthday and says he will continue working. He argues age should not force retirement and that a man of 60 in his prime can tackle challenging projects while a younger man should not seek ease. Mr Toarhout adds that quitting would waste his experience and value to society.
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Japanese admiral offends Taet with criticism
A Washington dispatch reports Admiral Yashiro of the Japanese navy angered U S officials by remarks about President Taft and policy toward Panama. The incident prompted calls for inquiry and possible diplomatic action, with Army officers wary of further offense and awaiting fuller information from U S and allied authorities.
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Earle Threatens Suit If He Wins Philadelphia Mayoral Race
George Earle, candidate for Philadelphia mayor, declares a platform targeting favored contractors and alleged improper city contracts. He vows to pursue restitution and legal action for money alleged to have been unlawfully taken, pledging urban improvement if elected.
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Hotel Frontenac on Fire Devastates Landmark Hotel
The magnificent Hotel Frontenac on Round Island near the St Lawrence river caught fire. All guests escaped in their attire. the blaze started in a servant area and quickly spread to the annex and main hotel. Valued at about $500,000, the property was owned by the Frontenay Hotel company led by C. G. Emery of New York.
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Reward Offered for Return of Picture in Paris
Paris August 24 The proprietors of L'Mustration offer a reward of 40 000 francs for the recovery of the missing picture and 60 000 francs if the painting is brought back to the Louvre before the end of September The transporting paper agents are asked to assist in the search
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Dutch inventor at London creates machines for pulping paper
A historical note recalls a Dutch inventor in London in 1782 who developed machines for pulp processing to facilitate paper production. The description highlights early pulp technology and its origin in the late 18th century.
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Randall and Rogers Show Life and Revue Elements
A fragment notes a wife who plays and sings and revues with Randall and Rogers. It hints at defects or issues in a life context, suggesting theatrical or personal performance elements without full clarity or detail.
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