Union Labor Ban Declared Unlawful Boycott Enjoined
Judge Fowler of Racine Wisconsin court bans the union biased boycott against Baker Otto B Schultz and others. The circuit court orders the “unfair list” canceled and enjoins the Trades Council from further acts. Schultz awarded 2500 in lost profits and 3000 in damages for business injury and diminished selling value.
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Racine
Wis
Tudge
Fowler
Circuit Court
Bévcott
Otto B. Schultz
Traded and Labor Council
Benjamin Wressep
Baker
Spokane Teen Confesses to Ax Murder for $500
Jamocu M. Sloane, a Spokane pioneer merchant, was found murdered in his home. His 17 year old son, Sid ney Sloane, was detained and confessed after evidence showed the father was killed in his room and dragged to an alley. The motive cited was a $500 sum the youth believed his father held.
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Spokane
Sidney Sloane
Inter
South Carolina dispensary fate after Democratic primaries
The dispensary’s fate hinges on Democratic primary results with Senator Tillman defeated and Angel poised to lead the ticket for Governor while Lyon faces a tough challenge for Attorney General. A separate report notes the murder of Lloyd Gynes, a night operator on the Michigan Central line, shot through eye and breast with motive unknown. a $70 reward and gold watch found on a guard’s person were untouched.
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South Carolina
Tittman
Angel Will Hend
J. Hirazer Lyon
Angel
Lyon
Tillman
Lloyd Gynes
Windsor
Mont
Michigan Entra Kusiroad
Alien
Miel
Gynes
Bryan Arrives in New York Amid Reception
Dispatches say Witling J. Bryan reached New York from abroad on Wednesday to a hearty welcome by local supporters. He then visited Lewis Nixon at his home, while tensions among rival factions were reportedly avoided. In Groton South Dakota a dispute over 75 cents allegedly led Walter Alcare to stab Mary D. Williams, with injuries not life threatening. A probable murder also occurred on a farm about half a mile northeast of Groton.
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Bryan
New York
Witling J. Bryan
Lewis Nixon
Omer
Walter Alcare
Maray D. Williama
Groton
Fire destroys Lincoln church. Catholics plan cathedral conversion
A church fire in Lincoln Nebraska damaged the First Christian Church. Officials report incendiary involvement and the Catholic group purchasing the building to convert it into a cathedral. Local authorities investigate while community leaders call for calm.
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Lincoln
Neb
Father Shive
Wwe
Plan to crush rebels dominates Cuban policy speech
President Palma declares there will be no compromise with rebels and vows to crush them to restore peace. He defends the legitimate Cuban government under Platt amendment authority and warns that interference would lead to annexation and end the republic. Reports note US interest and potential crisis while insurgent actions and mobilizations continue in Havana and across Cuba.
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Palma
Havana
Sobile
St Louis Globe- Derocrat
Washington
Cuba
Republic
Pala
Tle
United States
Silva
Jason
Congress
Guerra
Pato
Bank Wrecked in Philadelphia Real Estate Trust Failure
A Philadelphia trust company, Real Estate Trust, collapsed with assets and debts near 7 million dollars. President Frank H Ripple reportedly died from brain hemorrhage after a suspected overdose, while the bank’s failure threatens millions tied to Presbyterian church funds and city tax receipts. Receivers were appointed as depositors rushed the doors and clergy attempted transfers to other banks.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Frank H. Ripple
Hipple
Norristown
Hippie
General Assembly
The
Domaytyituia
Ameriein Éreaserny
Alliance of
Reformed Churches
Presbyterian Sistem
Oty
Dipple
Am@Spl Segal
Majestic
Segal
Batik Alut Trust
Lug House Association
Doublal Vane
Cleariig House
CamjHiny
Audenroth
George TI. Barle
Phindetybtt
Tenpio- Fury Reveiver
Crosis
Fer
Adinisstem
Tiwag Decessapy
Viatonen
Loring
Alge
Mr. Apple
Trust Company
Lomipany
Phiadelphia National Banks
Charter Institution
Edenwold stock to be sold for fifty thousand dollars
Short News Notes from Edenwold say the stock Earim near Nashville owned by W G Parner has been sold for 50 000 dollars and will be divided into town lots. An elevator incident in Berlin involved miners plunging down and mystery confusion surrounds the event amid conflicting reports.
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Edenwold
Nashville
Tenn
W. G. Parner
Berlin
Chicago Business Outlook Shows Strong Manufacturing Demand
Chicago reports sustained business strength despite the hot wave, with no drop in leading manufacturing sectors. Textile sales and staple merchandise rise, new accounts open with first-time buyers, and visiting merchants boost dry goods, clothing, footwear, household goods, and hardware. Ordered forwardings rise, discounts taken, and country stocks low, signaling profitable prospects. crop reports and favorable weather bolster expected growth in iron, steel, and cotton sectors as prices rise and raw cotton declines noted by Bradstreet’s Commercial Report.
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Chicago
I Manufectures
Chienga
Dunn
New York
Avery
Bradstreets
Steport
Chicago and other cities grain and livestock price list
A detailed price table lists cattle hogs sheep and various grains across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Yorkodo and Yoloda markets. Values show bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grain grades including No 2 white yellow red and mixed varieties with typical prices per hundredweight or bushel.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Booklyn
Pittsburg
Louis
Thildelphia
Boston
American Eaague
de Cheago
St. Louis
Phil'delphia
Detroit Oon Ik
Washington
Cleveland
Columbus A Sr
Ransits City
Rwaukee
Loulaville
Be Doledo
Lincoln
GO Preto
Ste Ta Ste
Tle
Detroit
Milwaukee
Clover Reed
Government plans Ellis Island improvements
Telegraphic notices report government architect drawing plans for Ellis Island immigrant station in New York Bay. John M. Speyer, convicted in Kentucky, is to hang on September 21. The Morambure-American Line reports in Belfast that it ordered a steamer from Maryland and Woolt that would exceed the Lusitania’s guard hue.
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Ellis Island
New York Bay
John M. Speyer
Cotvicren
Kinnsax
Willis
Con
Moambure-Americat
Telfast
Treland
Marland & Wollt
Lusitania
Chigard
Chicago's 85 mile freight tunnel system opens with vast scope
The Illinois Tunnel Company unveiled a Chicago freight tunnel network begun five years ago at a cost about 80 million dollars. The system spans 465 miles of rail equipped tunnels, with 500 electric locomotives, 800 cars and orders for 600 more cars plus 35 new locomotives. It connects 30 downtown buildings and nine railroad warehouses, expecting to move about 30,000 tons daily with gross around 0.5 million dollars and net near 5 million annually.
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Chicago
Trump
Iillnois Tunnel Company
Loop
A. G. Wheeler
Jackson
Olinoia Tunnel Company
Wheeler
Awalto
New York
Twa
Iutahet
Great Apple Crop Set To Break All Records This Year
The apple crop this year is described as enormous and surpassing all prior records in yield and quality. Prices for early varieties range from 1.20 to 2.50 a barrel, with fall grades expected to fetch lower prices. Chicago, a leading apple market, faces a flood of shipments from Michigan, Isling, and the southern counties as the industry prospers nationwide. An apple authority forecasts a fall crop beyond comprehension.
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ISM
Chicago
South Water Street
Michigan
Islingis
California
Apple Authority
National Apple Growers' Association
United States
Brooklyn Riots Over Second Fare At Coney Island
Justice Gaynor ruled a passenger had no right to refuse the second fare on Brooklyn rapid transit. Crowds caused disorder last Sunday with thousands ejected, lines shut down, and threats to company property. Police and sheriff clashed before Acting Mayor McGowan urged a rebate check to passengers. Union Leader Repadiated Strike in New Haven, as Fitzpatrick calls strike illegal. Connecticut resort Highland Lake conducts informal religious services with unusual kneeling. Chicago banks and military companies show property valuation increase of $1153 459 in the board of review assessment.
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Brooklyn
McGowan
Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood of Railroad
New Haven
Conna Io
Bonin
Highland Lake
Connecticut
Chicago
Board of Review of
Fragmented Civil War Reminiscence From New York World
A World excerpt recalls Mandes recounting a street altercation with a Pennsylvania soldier. He describes a heated dispute, a beer mug thrown, a clash ending with a nose torn and the other man later receiving a pension after jury duty. The exchange highlights memory of wartime events and personal injury.
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Charies Mides
Mandes
Mer
Blu
Beedine of
Lim
Johan Corwin
New York World
Restored Energy Returns After Dialing Back Diet
Mrs Charles M Preston of Dihland Pa credits a Dean s Kidney Pills with reversing tiredness rapid weight loss and sugar in kidney secretions three years after abandoning a burdensome housework routine Her doctor had kept her on a strict diet but pills from Toster Milburn Co Buffalo NY restored vitality and weight Dean s Kidney Pills sold everywhere 60 cents a box
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Pennsylvania
Charles M. Preston
Dihland
Dean
Toster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Governor Head and Barrett Succession Scramble
In New Hampshire during Governor Head’s term Col Barrett, a key governor’s aide, died and was honored with military rites while rivals jostled to succeed him. A bold candidate pressed Head on Barrett’s price, asking about an objection to taking over, and Head answered that he would not object if the undertaker was willing.
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Head
New Hampshire
Col. Barrett
Lin
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