Plan To Aid Strikers Sets Up Nearly Half Million Fund
The national coal miners organization organizes a defense fund to sustain the anthracite strike. Secretary Wilson will collect contributions, with about 409000 expected from districts, and a weekly assessment of one dollar per member. President Mitchell directs a 50000 relief allotment and local unions to contribute as much as possible. Distribution favors three districts and provisions buys goods for dependents.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Mitchell
Virginia
Freight Handlers of Chicago Vote Not to Renew Strike
The Freight Handlers' union in Chicago meets to decide against renewing the strike after investigators report that all railroads except the Panhandle are honoring agreements. Some workers received better terms. Panhandle unresolved staffing may resume soon.
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Chicago
Freght Handlers’ Union
Curran
Panhandle
Miners of Three States Meet in Pittsburg Convention
An interstate convention of miners from Kansas Missouri Indian Territory and Arkansas is in Pittsburg Kansas to decide actions on enforcing wage demands. They have not agreed on the wage scale for the coming year and favor avoiding a strike unless necessary. A settlement deadline is set for September 1 with the Kansas session expected to last several days.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
Arkansas
West
Indianapolis
Train crash injures three in Indianapolis yards
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train collided with an Indianapolis and Vincennes freight in the yards, injuring three trainmen and wrecking about six cars. Investigators say a signal misread by the freight crew caused the crash. all injured are expected to recover.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vincennes
Roosevelt Spends Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt and family keep a quiet day at Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill. There were no callers on the president and Mrs Roosevelt attends morning services at Christ Episcopal Church where she is a member.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Christ Episcopal Church
Two Lorain Workers Die From Noxious Gas at Steel Plant
In Lorain Ohio on July 21 John Murphy and John Brandt of the Lorain Steel Company died from noxious gases while working atop the furnaces.
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Lorain, O
John Murphy
John Brandt
Lorain Steel Company
Palma has faith in Cuba to emerge victorious
Havana July 21 The Union Espanolla quotes President Palma saying he has great hopes Cuba will overcome the present crisis He notes American syndicates own cigar factories land and sugar estates but believes they trust Cuba s economic future He cites sugar price profits and future reciprocity with the United States as signs of improvement and says annexation is not a solution.
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Havana
Union Espanolla
Palma
Cuba
Senor
Terry
United States
Panic at Masonic Temple Safety Deposit after $30000 vanished
Chicago July 22 A run on the vaults followed news of nearly $30,000 missing from the Masonic Temple Safety Deposit company. Depositors crowded the day vaults, forcing staff to verify signatures and struggle to open boxes while police probe for clues. Race track men claim, as bookmakers allege, it could be duplicates keys and pilfered boxes.
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Chicago
Masonic Temple Safety Deposit Company
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries Trade Confidence Ahead of Fight
In San Francisco on July 22 Robert Fitzsimmons and Jim Jeffries prepared for Friday night with contrasting routines. Fitzsimmons ran eleven miles and trained vigorously, exuding confidence while Jeffries rested and kept fit, predicting victory. Betting favored the champion at 10 to 4 despite rising wagers on Fitzsimmons.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Ocean Beach
Robert Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Gems Worth 250000 Gone From Miss Yohe's Jewels
May Yohe files grand larceny complaint against former Captain Putnam Bradley Strong in New York accusing him of stealing her jewels valued at 250000. Police issue general alarm after discovering the Knickerbocker Safe Deposit vault shows the jewels missing.
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Miss Yohe
Captain Strong
New York
Putnam Bradley Strong
May Yohe
Strong
Hastings
Knickerbocker Safe Deposit Company
Yohe
Admiral Watson Returns From King Edward VII Coronation Visit
Rear Admiral John C. Watson returned to New York aboard the steamer St. Louis after attending King Edward VII's coronation. He traveled with his son, Commander W. S. Cowles, and Mrs. Cowles. The admiral praised the English people's calm reaction to the king's illness and called them a well balanced race.
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Watson
New York
John C. Watson
Edward VII
St. Louis
W. 8. Cowles
Sultan Changes His Mind Over Moro Conflict
In Manila on July 21 the sultan of Bacolod Mindanao renounced his earlier threat to attack in August and sent a friendly letter to the American expedition commander. He now says he will confer with American forces in the future, and observers deem the general Moro situation favorable.
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Sultan
Manila
Bacolod
Mindanao
Lake Lanao
St Louis Bribery Case Goes To Trial
St Louis July 22 the postponed trial of Henry B Faulkner member of the house of delegates charged with perjury in connection with the suburban street railway franchise bribery case was called in the circuit court before Judge Douglas a jury is being unpaneled.
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St. Louis
Henry B. Faulkner
House of Delegates
Douglas
Silk Coats and Hats From The Races Fashion Highlight
A fashion notes piece describes elegant dust cloaks and smart summer hats seen at the races. Pink alpaca cloaks trimmed with lace and black satin buttons, pale blue cloaks with bronze embroidery, and biscuit mohair cloaks with Russian embroidery are noted. Hats feature fruit and foliage trims.
Garden party dress with wreath accents and velvet hat
A delicate white silk mull dress features blue tulle pears, black chantilly lace trim, and a bolero waist with velvet shoulder ribbons. The bodice drapes softly with tucked mull sleeves and a gathered skirt with a full ruffle. Velvet leaf hat complements the ensemble by Judic Chollet.
Fashion Notes On Cape Ruffle And Parasol Trends
Fashion notes highlight indispensable cape ruffle and corsage bouquet for the up to date toilet. Parasols appear in delicate coloring or white with black or ecru lace and a Dresden china ball handle. Fluffy parasols feature puffed chiffon and lace while country skirts stay short. Paris styles influence the scene.
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Paris
White Veiling Dresses and Picture Hats Dominate Summer Attire
The article notes morning gowns clearing the ground and unusually long trailing dressy gowns. Picture hats, especially black with a single ostrich feather, and veils extending to the waist are popular. Du Barry veils in black net with wide lace edge are favored. A white veiling child’s gown over taffeta with narrow insertion and blue belt ribbon is shown.
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du Barry
Under this head will be inserted brands and marks
The notice states up to 25 words can be listed under this heading for a price of $2.50 per yes and instructs buyers to send cash with the order. The item implies a classified advertisement type for brand and mark listings.
Cattle Show Notes Highlight Dillon Texan Phillip Lovell
Philip Lovell of Dillon Montana appears in cattle notes with LX on the right side and dewlap under the chin. The entry mentions stifle and a dumb-bell on the left. Range references include Bearhead and Blacktail.
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Philip Lovell
Dillon
Mont
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