Patent demand grows for inventions and improvements
The article urges rapid patent action amid rising innovation and notes the risk of incompetent counsel. It promotes The Press Claims Company led by John Wedderburn, offering patent services including applications, design patents, trademarks, copyrights, and foreign patents, with offices in Washington DC.
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John Wedderburn
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Washington, D. C
John Wedderlurn
F Street
Washington, D. DC
Strikers Throttle Northern California Freight Traffic
In Oakland and Sacramento strikers reduce daily freight from 18–20 trains to about five, stirring fears of violence. Troops escort workers to shops, track sabotage is reported near Sacramento, and a murder case linked to train wrecks is under preliminary hearing in Woodland. A 90 foot bridge near Waukemis station is burned after a passenger train passes. A new troop column from Ft. Leavenworth is en route.
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California
Oakland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Brucke
Graham
Col
Sullivan
Truckee
Knox
Warden
Woodland
Southern Pacific
Northxrp
Waukemis
U.S
Ft. Leavenworth
Soldiers arrive by train to Helena fairgrounds
Four car loads of soldiers from Fort Assiniboine arrived at Helena at 6 p.m. and were unloaded at the fair grounds. The unit had departed for Sacramento but is expected to remain in Helena.
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Helena
Fort Assinaboine
Fair Grounds
Sacramento
Rail labor disputes and arsons loom in July notes
In Cincaco the A R U vice president claims a test case on railroad clashes with alleged arson by two General Managers' Association workers. Curesco reports butchers returning to Armour stock yards with wage gains and ongoing A R U criticism. Mayor Hopkins denies consulting General Miles on federal troop withdrawal as four U S infantry companies depart Omaha for Butte.
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Howard
Chicago
General Managers’ Association
Blue Island
Pinkerton
Curesco
Armour's
A. R.U
Cureaco
Hopkins
Miles
Fedral
Washington
Pullman Strikers Waver at Cuicano Breaks
The first fracture among the Pullman strikers appears as 150 Dutch workers are rehired on the track behind the Pullman foundry. No attempt was made to stop them from returning to work.
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Cuicano
Pullman
Logan Ohio Ends Bus Strike With Workers Returning
Logan Ohio on July 18 reports the Colum bus Hocking Valley and Toledo strike declared off with all men at this place returning to work. Bozeman firemen and shopmen also reported for duty with most workers back on the job and efforts by leaders to deter others failing.
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Logan
Ohio
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Bozeman
Round House
Mediator Interest in Corean Conflict Grows
Berlin dispatch via Voelkische Zeitung cites a London correspondent reporting Russia and the United States have done their utmost and a Washington dispatch says President Cleveland offers to mediate in the Corean question amid the China Japan conflict.
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Berlin
London
Voelsche Zeitung
Russia
United States
China
Japan
Corea
Washington
Cleveland
Marshal Baldwin Replies to Striker Leaders
United States Marshal Baldwin dated July 18 replies to mediation leaders Terry Douglas Hale and Harley of the strikers. He urges the men to refrain from unlawful acts and allow others to live with property free of violence, noting militiamen and deputy marshals require a crisis.
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Sac’mento
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Barry Baupwin
Cholera Deaths Reported in Cracow and Zalecviks
Dispatch from Vienna reports several cholera patients in Cracow and rising cases at Zalecyks with an average six deaths daily at the latter location.
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The
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Cracow
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Skirmish Near Apia Ends with Government Victory
Advices from Apia report a June 29 clash between government troops and rebels near Auexiana New Zealand. The government claimed victory and rebels suffered 22 killed.
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N. Z
Apia
Howorth and Kelly convicted of contempt in Barstow case
Judge Ross sentences John Howorth and Engineer Martin Kelly to eight months in jail for contempt of court regarding the injunction violation at Barstow. Debs Talks Through Prison Bars in Curaçao reports he spent a calm night and refused interviews while jail life continues.
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John Howorth
Martin Kelly
Barstow
Debs
Curiaco
Jnne
Howard
Kelliher
Rogers
Return to Work in Helena Amid Yard Cleanup
A Brotherhood engineer returned to work this morning in Helena and began clearing yards crowded with passenger and freight cars. Rumors of a strike at the Great Northern resurfaced without confirmation as Northern Pacific announced trains would run on schedule and the Marysville Elk Park branch would resume with all trains in charge of experienced crews except two men.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Marysville
Elk Park
Haidi men threaten derailment with dynamite displays
A large group in Haidi loudly proclaims they will destroy the first train passing through town without stopping using dynamite. Company H of the Thirteenth Infantry reached Wellington, Kansas, tonight and were sent to Enid in haste.
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C. T
Haidi
Thirteenth Infantry
Wellington
Kas
Enid
Exceedingly Quiet Excerpt Details Western Strike Turmoil
A lengthy dispatch reports the railroad strike easing with Montana towns like Glendive and Livingston seeing strikers return to work. Despite few incidents, officials hint at broader conflict and troop movements as Chicago orders and Boise City cases emerge. Union Pacific shops in Canyenne close until demand for motive power returns.
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California
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Glendive
Livingston
A. R U
Goodhue
Bozeman
Kendricks
Butte
Secomention
Miles
Chicago
Lockwood
Merritt
KE. Leonard
Boise City
Jim Turner
Billie Gilbert
Canyenne
Wyoming and Idaho
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Portland
Troops Move On Great Northern Line From Fort Assinaboine
At 1 40 this morning Conductor Pogreba commanded a train carrying three box cars a baggage car four coaches and a caboose to Havre. Seven companies of the 20th United States infantry then took possession of the cars before the train proceeded toward Helena. Colonel Penrose led the operation amid speculation it heads to Butte to aid Union Pacific traffic.
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Havre
Fort Assinaboine
Great Northern Road
20Th United States Infantry
Helena
West Great Falls
Penrose
Butte
Union Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
A.R. U
Assinaboine
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