No General Strike Plans for Mine Workers Arbitrate Appeal
A report from Indianapolis notes committees of the United Mine Workers propose a $50,000 allocation from the national treasury to support districts, plus district and local union assessments. They urge private contributions and prompt arbitration with the anthracite operators, detailing salaries cuts and pro rata funding to districts. The convention backs aiding on strike relief and seeks outside funding, while opposing a general strike.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Miners’ Convention
United Mine Workers
National Treasury
Uniona
Tocn
Wilson
Cutiog
American Federation of Labor
Nioth
Allont
Inet
Railroadaan
Unfon
Russell
Milneis
Olio
Iowa
Minole
Mitchell
Rena Ustes
Tornado and storms devastate Baltimore area and beyond
A severe tornado and accompanying storms hit Baltimore and nearby towns, killing eleven people and injuring many. Widespread damage included unroofed houses, torn trees, and collapsed church walls. Notable deaths included Roy Bateman and several Schuler family members. property losses reach hundreds of thousands. Other outbreaks reported in Tolchester and Binghamton add to the casualties and disruption.
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Baltimore
Roy Bateman
Joseph Cain
John Cain
Shoman Carroll
McCormick
Mary Schuler
Harry 8. Schuler
Olive Schuler
Charles Schuler
Wlam
Charlon Schaffer
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Cathelic Church
Stu
Merchant and Miyerst Transportation Company
Binghamton
James Cook
Afron
Afron; the Six-Month-Old Child of Mr. and Mrs. Cook, and Michael Z. Styan
Death of John W Mackay Capitalist in London
John W Mackay an American capitalist died at his London residence 6 Carlton House Terrace after a short illness. Born Dublin November 1831 he moved to New York then California and Nevada where he profits in the Comstock Lode and founded the Nevada Bank in San Francisco. He was a founder of the Commercial Cable Company and presided over the Postal Telegraph Cable Company. His wealth was reputed near 100 million.
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Ehoer
Keister
Doheny
Keeler
Brooklyn
Dresident Dreyfusz
Pittsburg
John J. McGray
Baltimore
New York
Balla
Hinlewitz
Philadelphia
Robe” Waddell
Philadelphia Americans
Rochester
Greminger
George Smith
Schreckengost
Witebor
Pink Unbwley
Commughton
Buffalo
Boston Globe
Cluciuvath
Budats
Chiclanat
St.Rhovie
Cleveland
Maade
Wickwan
Bradley
London
John W. Mackay
Carlton Hote Terrace
John W.mackay
Dublin
Ireland
York
California
Nevada
Honanza
Comstock
Nevada Bank
San Francheen
Wae Fta
Commercial Cable Company
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Crost
Carlton House Terrace
San Francisco
Jean Paul
Iria
New York Sun
Died at Elgin Asylum Dr Emmet Enos
Dr Emmet Enos, once on the medical staff at the Elgin Insane Asylum, died after five years of service and a later relapse into insanity. He sought a quick cure through unsafe practices, leading to violent behavior and commitment. Separate items note a National Grocer Company formation led by Chicago capital, and Cuban government handover of $1,615,808 by the auditor’s department. Coal strike losses and resumed mining readiness are also reported.
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Kankakee
Jil
Emmet Enos
Elgin Insane Asylum
Insane Hospital
Enos
Hood
Cyber
Various Sports Milestones From Early 1900s Racing and Clubs
Jimmy Michaels quits turf for cycle track and an American polo tour plans a 310000 pursuit to win next year England. Frank J. Kramerling wins Wallsburg two mile open race. Arnold Lawson brings bulldogs from England to sweep American dog shows. Lipton denies America’s Cup challenge. Jolly Bachelor trots at New York Driving Club. Seeley defeats Moore for Connecticut golf title by 12 up 10 to plus. Charley Mitchell and Kid Lavigne noted for health issues. Direct Ital sets 2.00% record at Groske Point Detroit. England imports automobiles and motorcycles in 1902. Automobile Club of America urges daily race education. Gorman of Golden Gate breaks revolver record in San Francisco.
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England
Frank J. Kramerling
Wallsburg
N. d
Arnold Lawson
Bulldogs
la Roche
General Comax
Thomas Lipton
Jolly Bachelor
New York Driving Club
C.K Seeley
Robert Moore
Connecticut
Hartford
Charley Mitchell
Kid "Lavigne
John L. Sullivan
Groske Point
Detroit
Mich
Direct Ital
Engiand i
Automobile Club of America
Tragic Primus Disaster Drowns Scores Off Hamburg
The Hamburg bound steamship Primus with 185 aboard sank after a collision with the tug Hansa in the Elbe. Between fifty and sixty passengers were drowned. sixty were saved by the Delphin and others aided by divers and rescuers. Survivors describe the sudden crash as dancing couples on deck froze in terror before the vessel sank.
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Germany
Primus
Hansa
Elbe
Tenayer
Buxteude
Hanover
Eilbeck
Delphin
Meany
Vente
Lacdars
Hanen
Perceuy
Greawer
Thore
Dlisaster
Choral Society
Creamer
Petersen
Sachs
England
Tragic Circus Shooting and Wider World News
A Buffalo crowd leaving Forepaugh and Sells circus tents witnessed a fatal shooting. Lee Bruce was killed by Dennis Bowen, who faces arrest after a brutal assault by bystanders. The era’s unrest spread to farming feuds, colonial conflicts, and political shifts, with reports from Zanzibar to Cuba and the United States.
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Buffalo
Mlace
N. Y
Lee Bruce
Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
Wagshot
Dennis Bowen
Bowen
J. K. Shimute
Tias
Lee Rhode Avepe
Smate
Miiktg
Bruce
Hewartpahy
The Value of the Farms in the United States
Census Bureau report shows farm numbers and production shrinking since 1800, with total farm property valued at 20.514 billion dollars in 1900. Buildings account for 3.56 billion, land and improvements 13.11 billion, livestock 9.08 billion, and farm products 4759.1 million. The North Central division leads in numbers acreage and farm value, while Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York are the top states. White farmers own 86.6 percent of farms. average farm size is larger for white than colored farmers.
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Washington
Dct. C
Census Bureau
Farma
United States
Issex
Sintal
North Auqutte
North Central
North Atlantic
North
Staten
Missouri
Iowa
I Mnois
Indiana
Otto
Pennsaylvania
New York
Chitos
G&g
Disproves Koch Theory Inoculation Experiments
Dr Garnault, after inoculating himself with matter from a consumptive cow on June 17, reported to Temps that he developed a tuberculous tumor, arguing humans are as susceptible as animals. A second inoculation on July 15 aimed to address skin tuberculous risk. The note also references broader medical curiosity and a guinea pig test to illustrate beliefs about bovine tuberculosis.
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Eanee
Garnankovici
Koch
Garnaut
Sailboat disaster near Appledore sinks fifteen waitresses
A sailboat laden with waitresses and hotel staff capsized off Appledore after a sudden squall. Fifteen aboard drowned or went missing. only two waiters and several crew survived. Survivors include Captain Frederick Miles and several Harvard students. Names span Cambridge, Portsmouth, Malden and Haverhill.
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Tilea
Bhoals
N. I
Harvar
Frederick Miles
Oceanie I
Nod Boawasd
Haute
Sea Rownlog
Sim
Adame
Shatt
Tworwallers
W. Alward
Henry CG. Farrington
Eva Marahal
May Marshall
Haverhill Max
Isabel Kanska
Cambridge
Mase
Laura Glimore
Med Miles
Lilian Bresnahan
Allee Tlaggarty
Alward
Farrington
Harvard
Eva
May Wavshill
Havey- QL
Mass
Katharine Bowes
Iav
Farmingham
Mare
Bessie Chate
Malden
Walters
Explosion kills workers at Daly-West mine in Utah
In Park City Utah an explosion at the Daly West gold mine at the 1200 foot level killed about 48 men and wounded others. John Burgy, a miner, allegedly triggered the blast by entering a powder magazine. Rescue crews faced deaths and the owners promise to support affected families.
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Park City
Utah
Daly- West
Daly-West
Godfoot
Onterly
Innner
Toth
Ft Fy
John Burgy
Ontario
Tie Polne
Nabutty Insurance
Motortuich
J. E. Bamberger
Bara Thompson
Salt Lake Gly
Oey
Chicago Strike Ends After Arbitration Board Action
Chicago freight handlers return to work following state arbitration board advice ending a ten day labor stoppage. A potential 20 000 strong Teamsters strike was averted as the conflict concluded with terms sought by both sides. The settlement cost Chicago merchants about 10 million, prompting future anti sympathy strike campaigns.
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Chicago
Ted
Caton
Fragmented OCR item with varied named entities and events
A garbled OCR passage mentions a fifteen year old Willie Cannon confession to a chief at Bleotughan Ali, a baby at Culabauid, and a corpse found in Birmingham. It jumps to Oklahoma population projections, British political figures, and mixed references to government actions, with numerous unclear names and places.
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Willie Cannon
Bleotughan
Ali
Market Prices for Dairy Meats and Produce Listed
A lengthy 19th or early 20th century price list details dairy products, creamery items, cheese, butter, and various meats. It lists price ranges for butter variants, cheeses, eggs, and a wide array of fruits, vegetables, and livestock. Also included are grain, flour, and sundry staples with unit prices, emphasizing Western and Pacific coast varieties.
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State
Choce
Perth
Pacific Coast
Long Island
L. J
Duluth
Western
Trade and Wheat Outlook From Federal Reports
Federal agriculture data project winter wheat at 52,000,000 bushels and spring wheat at 287,000,000, with total production near 6S,000,000 bushels. Good trade news dominates despite weather and labor issues as wool prices rise and a $1,000,000 packing plant planned in Louisville for spring lamb dressing and hog processing.
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Darveseans
Federal
Department of Agriculture
N. G. Dun & Co
The Clarianat Clarionet Jokes and Free Schools Abroad
A Paris cafe tale features a clarionet man who charms diners with a winged joke and reveals his name is Forry yet cannot play. The piece then discusses czarist Russia expanding free schools in Kinysia, noting earlier edicts failed but education now grows university enrollments and technical training.
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Courier de Parla
Clarionet
Roy
The Vanity of Elles and the Common House Fly
A fragment from a 19th century periodical contrasts the vanity of the common house fly with its eye like facets and grooming habits. It threads in bits about a man named Jean Paul in the New York press tale of boar combat, a Klondike population stat, and aggrandized remedies for feet and nerves, concluding with a quip about the mosquito.
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Elles
Peking
New York Press
Gallor Who Was With Ross Die in His Eighty Fourth Year
The aged seaman August Bolt, last survivor of Sir Thomas Ross's South Pole expedition crew, died at Danizte in his eighty fourth year. He served in English naval ranks from youth and recounted tales of the Erebus and Terror. He reportedly refused naval promotion to remain German.
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Ross
Sir Thomas Ross
South Pole
Danizte
Bla
August Bolt
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