International Typographical Union Acts on Key Debates
The International Typographical Union meeting in Cincinnati reports major actions and debates. Resolutions address socialism, eight hour workday, and universal labor standards, with fights over committee appointments and a referendum plan to fund LA disputes. A major blaze at Pike’s Opera House caused significant losses while delegates discussed direct election of US senators, public utilities, and anti-anthiosis measures.
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Max Hayes
Cleveland
International Typographical Univ
American Federation of Labor
International Ladies* Auxiliary
Los Angeles Union
Than City
Los Angeles
Prion
Lynehani Vier
Hawkes
James Wood
Michael Rafel
National
Cigarmakers” Union ‘Association
Lench
Ininself
Welion
International Union Cinvention
Pike
Fie
George Inffee
Loy
Henry Straus
Menager Hunt
Opera House
United States
Cintinvati
Bouton Beers
Congress
Amés
Washington
Judees Kollenat
Beker Ash Sear
Jackson and
Keller
St. Louis Exposition
International Typographical Union
Berenfiey
Dedication Plans Move Forward for New County Court House
County Commissioners Orit Mondy and Schitker named an executive committee to shape the dedication program for the new courthouse set for September 23. Members include Foster, Jobson, Breen, Dougall, S B Fleming, Rev Rothschild, P M Smith, and County Attorney Barrett. Ortleth to notify appointees and arrange next meeting for preparations including reception of President Roosevelt.
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Orit
Mondy
Schitker
Ueal
Court House
S. My
Foster
Alexander Jobson
William ®. Breen
S.A. Dougall
S. B. Mleming
Revj. Rothschild
P.M. Smith
Barrett
Bow
Ortleth
Real
Ropserlt
Lusty Indiana horse thieves nabbed in LaPorte case
Two youths, identified as D. McDonough of Ada Ohio and Robert A. Huffman of Norwalk Ohio, were named as horse thieves in LaPorte Indiana. They admitted stealing two rigs with false canvasser impersonations and tried to sell them in Michigan City. They were arrested after a sale setup with local liveryman Alfred Karl and implicated by confessions.
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Ind
Sheriff Dykhins
Grid” Haven
Mich
D. McDonough
Washington
Robert A. Huiman
Norwalk
Ohio
Che Mien
Grand Haven
Sherrif Bllott
Elkfact
Charles Tossing
Rilhart
Liem
Bucklen
Judy
Millia
Huffman
McDonagh
Michigan City
Alfred Karl
Har
White
Bar
al Ginger
Hay
Hulman
University School
Cleveland
Princeton
Meudonough
Ada
Vant Tey
Archbishop Corrigan Urged by Papal Legation
Washington dates state the papal legation suggests that due to the evident delay in Rome the appointment of the new Archbishop in New York will not be made until November or December. The situation lists two candidates favored by church authorities while several others are considered.
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Washington
Dordoy
Rome
Orl Sneerarar
Garhi
Tshop Joly St. Parhas
Lee
Roy Bechond
Unclear fragmentary report from Chicago event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Chicago gathering involving individuals named Levitin and Veanvin with references to a river, a boat, and a notable evening scene. The text is garbled, with missing words and unclear actions, yielding no coherent report or verifiable details.
Famous Wilder Brigade Visit Sparks Campfire News
A garbled 19th century report notes the Wilder Brigade’s gathering at Fortlokh with attendees including Geneaad WikEer and Volands Te De Mart. A camp fire was held as the queen’s party continues, with plans to visit the Old av eicre Mame tomorrow.
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Chia
Penrinn
Geneead WikEer
Aidresvey
Weleamey
Volands Te de Mart
My. Nhampaot
Washington wins two game set in twin bill outing
In a doubleheader at Washington the first game ended in a twelve inning marathon with Delehanty delivering huge drives as Washington rallied from deficits. Attendance about 5,000. Clark, Donohue and Kehoe among top performers. umpires Wobnstones and Carruthers noted. In the nightcap Washington held off Baltimore scoring late to clinch win with strong pitching by Butler. attendance listed as 1,440. Batteries Butler and Robin. Bernhard and Wood behind the plate.
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Washington
ST. Louis
Delehanty
Wemendous
Secor
Toots Odo
Lodhoft, Kahoe
Lompiress-Sohn- Stone and
Carruthers
Cleveland
Baltimore
Augevesland
Buller
Scure
Bilumera
ToNoUuy Batteries
Butler
Robin
Bernhard
Wood
IndianapOLis game dull as Smithol held batter down
American Association notes a dull Indianapolis contest as Smithol limits hits while Ruger, Pierce and Donohue contribute in a low scoring affair. Columbus thumps Milwaukee 3 to 1 with Wagner wild on the mound. Kansas City defeats Toledo 9 to 4 in a rally aided by early errors. Train schedules at Louisville area not detailed due to fragmentary report.
Three League Postponed Amid Wet Ground Conditions
In a disrupted schedule, Davenport and Port teams faced postponement due to wet field conditions. Bloomington-Mocomington and Rockford games also delayed as rain impacted the league slate.
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AL Davenport
Tivenport Rary Ile
Aun
al Blsomington
Mocomington
Ty Rockford
AL Rack
Southern League Result Noted Incomplete Text
Incomplete OCR segment reports a Southern League game summary with partial team names and scores showing New Orleans leading 3 to 1 but many garbled words follow. Readable items include AL Semanis and Memptis with a likely early inning context and stray fragments of player actions.
Base Ball Notes Amid Quirky OCR Fragments
Fragmented notes describe a baseball game with mentions of teams and players. Reading is obscured but hints at a match tally, opponent names, and city team references. The overall tone resembles brief sports blotter blurbs from a bygone era.
Baseball at League Park Sunday Clash Logansport vs Shamrocks
A Sunday game at League Park features Logansport against the Shamrocks at 3 o'clock. The matchup highlights local baseball action with both teams seeking a win.
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Logansport
Shamrocks
Oelock
Zephyr Wins Shults Purse At Beach Meet
Zephyr, a filly by Zowwbro, wins the Shults Purse in three straight heats at Srighton Beach. Weather and track fast, with Spectators enjoying a lively program featuring Audubon Boy and Shadow Chimes in close finishes. amateur pacers and trotting races headline the card.
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Beach Weday
Lewith
Audobon
Lan Poten
Bat
Audobot Boy
Seteran Cobnor
Teld Ie
Fiphin Boy
Fanty Do
Chimes
Cortductor
Amd
Junges
tValnuc Hall
Lespares
Icke
Biveck Mire
C. KK
Billings
Wwe
Fr Wien
Yon
Frank Tunes
Little Helen
Joymaker
Enewirkie
Joy Ok
Thea Driv
Rage
Kansas City Platform and Memorials Affected by Aug 1 Events
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Kansas City platform matters and a memorial related event on August 1. Names such as Charles A and Wala appear, with references to a committee or committee actions and a coming city event. The text is garbled but indicates civic matters and upcoming dates linked to Kansas City.
Five Die From Heat At Unidentified Labor Site
Report describes multiple fatalities due to extreme heat affecting laborers at an undefined workplace. The incident details are unclear in the fragmentary OCR text, with no confirmed location, organization, or dates. The readable portion emphasizes deadly heat exposure and subsequent deaths.
Riker Burial Held in Huntington Services
Mrs Almaa Riker is buried at Huntington after a residence in Port Wayne. The late Mrs Riker, widow of Taner, left four children and several relatives. The obituary notes years of age and includes surviving spouse and family details.
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Huntington
Ayn Ceizelle
Amn
Pars Taner
Alinta Riker
Pete Boduye
Port Wayne
Hee Nsnand
Four Childran
Mite Ann Ceiklin
Port
Wayne
Ruby Wright
Kendallyily
Salt Lake City coach faces charge after derby event
Dispatches report that August events in Louisville involve the Sonoma team led by manager Anderl C. Gray. Corborne Governor conker is mentioned with a charge linked to a derby in Louisville, affecting the Salt ern Athletic club and its plans.
Entertainer Plense at Shirs Ley Farm Tomorrow
Col Deb Shirley WI announces the first maintenance entertainer visit at the Shirs Ley farm tomorrow. Louis Scherer of Bal dox, Hite & Co takes a two week vacation visiting lakes in northern India. Mo M.S. Robisey recently passed through with Ure St. Louis club friends at Walasiy depot.
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Deb Shirley
Shirsley Farm
Louis Scherer
Baldox, Hite & Co
Inia
Mo M.S. Robisey
Ure St
Imprisoned in a freight car in Midwest chase ends
Three suspects named Scherer William Guerin and Bat Rremian were arrested after a westbound local train ride. Police pursued them from Miller City to Fort Wayne where they were held on vagrancy charges. Authorities note possible links to a sheriff’s shooting near Napoleon, Ohio, but no weapon found.
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Bat Rremian
Govsline
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Duig
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Ohio
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