Steel Strike Spreads Across The Nation Affects 74000 Workers
A three day session in Pittsburgh failed to reach a new labor agreement among United States Steel Corp partners. The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers ordered a nationwide strike affecting 74000 workers in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Illinois and Indiana.
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American Sheet Steel
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United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin” Workers
Suatffer
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Lisbon
Cambridge
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Niles
Canton
Bridgeport
Youngstown
Mingo Junction
Wellaville
Martin's Ferry
Ellwood
Anderson
Gas City
Mancie
Atlanta
Joliet
Lil. Muskegon
Rich
Cumberland
American Steel Hoop Company
Painter Mill
Lindsay and McCutcheon
Puddling
Bar
Amalgamated
Wiliam Clark Sons Company
Monessen
Dmonessen
United States Corporation
Shaffer
American Tin Plate Company
Dave
Svorks
Orl
Washington, D. C
United States
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Alabama
Bates
International Longstoremen's
Toledo
Bostus
Mass
Seneca Falls
N. Y
New York
Six Picniciera Drowned In Savannah Bathing Party
A Savannah Georgia picnic at Daufusile Beagh led to tragedy as six bathers died after being swept out to sea. Victims include Mrs. Abe Dickstein twenty five Anola Horowitz thirteen Annie Kronstadt ten Ida Kronstadt sixteen Leah Silverstein seventeen and Isaac Zacht twenty two. Twelve others were caught in the pass but were saved.
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Daufusile Beagh
Savannah
Abe Dickstein
Quick Vengeance on Train Ends in Lynching
On a Spartanburg to Charlotte excursion train, Walter Haynes, a Black man, drew a pistol in a car reserved for whites. Dexter Kirby, a white special policeman, ordered him to drop the weapon and was shot fatally. Haynes fled but was seized and thrown from the car near a ninety foot trestle. another passenger, W. W. Stead, was wounded.
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W. W. Stead
Kirby
Daynes
Pat Crowe Linked to South Africa Kidnapping Case
A report connects Pat Crowe of Johannesburg to the Edward Cudahy kidnapping case through allegations of a ransom and a $250 draft to St. Joseph attorney A W Brewster. The earlier kidnapping of Cudahy's son and Crowe's arrest for a related charge are mentioned in the fragmented account.
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A. W. Brewster
Pat” Crowe
Johannesburg
South Africa
Crowe
Pees
Edward Cudahy
Marr Brewster
Ulm
Anthrax Killing Cattle Ravages Near Oneida New York
Anthrax has struck multiple cattle herds near Oneida New York with about sixty head affected and eight deaths reported. A horse on the premises of Alfred Eastup in Wiggensville is also infected. Commissioner of Agriculture Charles A Wieting in Albany has been notified. Vaccination of cattle will proceed.
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Onella
Alfred Eastup
Mwigginsville
Charles A. Wieting
Albany
Indiana Judge James H. Sellars Fatally Poisoned in Crawfordsville Office
Former judge and state legislator James H. Sellars, running for Indiana governor as a Democrat, died by morphine poisoning in a Crawfordsville law office. He reportedly left a letter blaming life as a failure and debts, signaling a possible suicide after a career marked by public service and a gubernatorial bid.
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James H. Sellars
Indiana
Bhimaci
Crawfordsville
Tud
Jorge
Ice Blocks Block Labrador Coast Navigation
Tee continues to block the Labrador coast, making Belle Isle Strait navigation extremely dangerous for vessels and mariners.
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Lavrador Conant
Tee
Labrador
Belle Isle Strait
Bartley Freed on Parole After Embezzlement Conviction
Joseph Bartley former Nebraska State Treasurer who was convicted of embezzling an amount reported between $300,000 and $750,000 has been released on parole by Governor Savage. Bartley had served forty nine months under the sentence.
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Joseph Bartley
Nebraska
Savage
Bartley
Showers Bring Some Hope to Corn Belt Crops
Drought relief arrives in parts of Kansas Nebraska and Iowa though many fields remain beyond saving. Rain boosts late corn in eastern Nebraska and western Missouri while Texas cotton suffers. Chicago vegetables rise in price as drought bites the West. berry crops in Michigan and Indiana endure damage from extended heat and dryness.
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Nebraska
Jowa
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Chicago
West
Firemen Strike Paralyzes Wyoming Valley Mines
Strike by stationary firemen idles an estimated 60 000 miners across the Wyoming Valley from Pittston to Nanticoke. The stoppage halts work in Scranton district as well, affecting engineers, breaker boys and machinists in coal mines and collieries.
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Wilkenbarre
Penn
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Pittston
Nanticoke
South African War Conditions Said to Be Worse Than Public Believed
The London Daily Mail reports abundant evidence that the South African war theater is in a far worse state than the public is told. Cape Colony conditions are described as very serious after twenty one months of warfare.
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Cape Colony
Chamber of Deputies
Belua
Beneri
Steyn
Bastille
Paris
Beypt
China
Toneph Rawler
United States
Warslaw
Sunyshi
Thorn
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Qéipds
Japan
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Royal United Service Institution
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House
Compigny
Tink Tawwid
Seville
Spain
Generitchener
Bours
Viakfontein
Judpart
Ambassador White
Berlin
London
Henry Campbell
Prager
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Boundary Line Re Survey Re marks Mason Dixon Route
The Maryland Geological Bureau and Pennsylvania officials oversee re surveying of the old Mason and Dixon boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania. Iron posts will replace worn monuments and casting will restore the line once marked by English stones and royal arms.
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Magon
Maryland
Mason and Dixon
Pennsylvania
Caneenlopen
Antuname
New Castle
Deb
Philadelphia
Pen- Inala
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Farina Doykard Creek
West Virginia
Lord Baltimore
England
Prade
Perry Monument Unveiled in Yokohama Honors Commodore Perry
A ceremony at Surihama Yokohama commemorates Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry’s 1853 landing. Rear Admiral Rogers led the US squadron while Viscount Katsura gave the memorial address. American and Japanese warships saluted as speeches stressed US Japan relations.
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Yokohama
Japan
Surihama
Matthew Calbraith Perry
Frederick Rogers
United States
Viscount
Katsura
Newport
Rt. F
United States Navy
Bei-yu-Kyokas
American Association of Japan
Tunle- Weg
Train Murder on No. 6 Ends in Gunfire Allegation
A man identified as Copeland shot Rogers on Train No. 6 three miles east of Wamsutter Wyoming. Copeland, former Nebraska National Bank teller, claimed Rogers provoked him. He fled to Green River and surrendered to authorities. The report mixes with notes on Governor Allen, military recruitment, and labor unrest nationwide.
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Wyo
Rogers
St. Peacrerene
Ward Wortley Copeland
Union
Copeland
Stockton
Cal
Council jBluits
Towa
AL Wamsutter
Roger
Juin
Copelanisakh
Swett
Water County
Green River
Nebraska National Bank
Omaha
Week in Review: Key Names and Incidents Across Nations
A sweeping weekly digest notes events from Secretary Root's travels and Long’s medal list to naval escorts and diplomatic resignations. It highlights crises in Cuba, the Philippines, and Mexico, with accidents, robberies, weather shifts, and political developments shaping a busy international scene.
Markets Report On Crop Conditions And Trade
Weather and crop conditions spread across regions from the Northwest to the Ohio Valley with heat and drought stressing corn and oats while winter wheat ripens. Export figures show Germany’s shipments to the United States and North German consulates rising as general business remains favorable.
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Germany
United States
Amer
Inmate Passes at Institution After Eight Decades
The piece notes a long serving inmate at the institution who died at about eighty twenty years old, witnessing its growth from a small hospital to a vast establishment. It recalls his contentment and time as a witness to changes, including expansion and modernization of the facility. A Washington observer jokes about pension disability listings becoming broad and impractical.
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Howard C. Benham
Hfe
Florence Tout Benham
Batavia
Columbus
Ohio
Benham
Washington Star
Average Man to Strongest Man Gold Mile Challenge
A relic column item describes a hypothetical test where an average man might carry 100 pounds of gold a mile, a strong man 150 pounds, and a very strong man 200 pounds, with escalating dollar prizes. It also includes assorted old advertisements and short notes on health cures and products. It mentions coal production in 1800 and various medical ads and notices.
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Min
Thost
Tie
Tmnan
Pittsburg
Traveling reveals hidden self in Tron era note
The excerpt discusses how travel exposes inner traits people do not notice. It argues that departures from home reveal familiarity with social norms and a focus on comforts, highlighting selfish convenience over collective needs. The piece labels travel as a mask for the inner self.
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Wome
South Polar expeditions planned from three nations
The year foresees at least three expeditions from Germany England and Sweden to probe South Polar mysteries. Sweden aims to organize a major project with King Oscar funding assistance.
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Germany
England
Sweden
Enthusiaan
Oscar
Nfs Eee CE
Misunderstanding Among a Fond Couple in a Honeymoon Tale
A letter from Lady Bedford in Snecapgs reflects on domestic quarrels over minor matters. She notes couples with many children can turn heated over small disputes such as cooking, describing how anger in women may express itself as obstinate clamor.
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Lady Bedford
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