Chicago Strike Ends Amid Rumors Of Retaliation
Turbulent Chicago stock yards calm after a compromise settlement ending the strike. Reports claim packers may rehire only loyal workers, sparking unease among teamsters and fears of further trouble. Agreement includes no anti union action, wage increases, and a Labor Day no work rule.
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Hanna pleads Panama Canal purchase route debate
Senator Hanna of Ohio makes a strong case for the Panama route over Nicaragua, urging the president to decide the canal path and secure a clear title for the Panama Canal Company property. He argues the shorter route offers faster transit and lower costs, while Mitchell defends Nicaragua and warns against delaying canal legislation.
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Remarkable Leverton couple visit Huntington county
In Huntington county long lived Leverton couple from Port Waytin visited relatives yesterday. The eighty three year old husband and seventy eight year old wife have been married fifty nine years and have many descendants. They toured Fort Wayne and stayed with Mr and Mrs George We Alfrich at 1518 Manmee avenue before returning home. The elderly pair are held in high regard by local farmers. Their journey marked a rare domestic reunion after a lifetime of travel and family ties.
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Irish critics urge Kitchener defence amid Irish rift
London dispatch reports Irish Nationalists led by Redmond and Dillon forced a defiant debate over Lord Kitchener’s South Africa campaign. Redmond demanded withdrawal of his provocative remarks accusing Kitchener of waging war on women and children. The vote on honoring Kitchener passed 180 to 44, amid heated exchanges and protests.
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Indiana Woman Flocced in Albany Trager Case
Fragmented report from Indiana describes a woman in Albany County facing removal from a location near a city center after alleged violent events. The article mentions authorities detaining the woman and a dispute over custody or guardianship, with reference to local county officials and an ongoing inquiry.
Congress Adjournment Debate Report
In Washington DC representative Huppert of New York urges adjournment of Congress on June 28. The Democratic member discusses the potential time of adjournment amid debates on key measures in the Ways and Means arena, with Republican readers weighing the issue as the session nears end.
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New York
Testimony Convicts Mrs Surratt, Detective Anderson Remains
Fragmentary OCR text shows a testimony that convicts Mrs Surratt, mentions Anderson and a professor Weichman, with reference to the Lincoln assassination case. Much is garbled but centers on trial declarations and lingering opinions on the culpability of Surratt and related figures.
Merchants Association Dinner Attendees Named
The Merchants Association held a dinner with directors and officers present. Evansville president Gy Mitanian and treasurer Charles Threads were among those listed, along with other directors including N. A. Moore and Willian Maddin. The gathering recognized local business leaders and discussed ongoing initiatives.
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ARREST OF JAMES HALL AND TEACHER LICENSE PURCHASE
A garbled report details the arrest of James Hall on theft charges involving school questions. It mentions teachers' concerns, a superintendent, and an investigation tied to Indianapolis and Adams County, with Hall alleged to have sold or mishandled examination materials during a school licensing dispute.
Bishop White Honored at Mideston Ceremony
An article reports a ceremonial honor given to Bishop White with attendance by notable church leaders and dignitaries including presidents and bishops from various institutions. The event took place in Middeston, Connecticut, recognizing Bishop White’s contributions to the church and community.
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Rose Melville Hardy Divorced From Mann County Husband
The article reports Rose Melville Hardy obtained a divorce from her Mann County husband in 1884. The record notes the marriage ended after a period of separation and that Hardy maintained residence with her family.
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Rose Melville Hardy
National Convention Notes From Albany Names and Roles
A fragmentary report from the National Convention of Surgeons in Albany lists attendees and roles including officers such as vice president Talleaping and secretary J. Maya of Rochester, with other named members and locations hinted at, reflecting a ceremonial record of the gathering.
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Postmasters Confirmed in Washington and Beyond
Postal leadership confirms new postmasters across Washington and adjacent districts. Names include LB Spencer and Creenticht, with confirmations aligning to standard federal appointment processes amid regional staffing adjustments and ongoing Contiminations by the seller.
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Hope of the Striking Miners Focused on President Wilkesrallie
fragmented report on coal miners strike with interference by President Wilkesrallie. notes calls for unity, picket actions, and potential headquarters as operators and miners adjust strike strategy amid safety concerns. mentions few injuries and rising outside interest in mining jobs.
President urged to act on real estate strife by New York transit board
Washington dispatch reports the New York board of houses and transportation urging the president to take steps to quell real estate strife. The article notes uncertainty about the president's planned action and the board's calls for concrete measures.
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Miners in Virginias Set to Strike in West Virginia
West Virginia and Virginian mine operators plan a joint meeting Saturday to discuss a proposed strike action. Delegates from the Tug River and Coal districts are arriving tonight for talks ahead of the anticipated work stoppage. Reports indicate Governor Gav er is urged to keep the peace as tensions rise.
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Fort Wayne Men Urge John Morris Jr for Federal Judge
Fort Wayne civic leaders push for John Morris Jr to be named federal judge. The delegation from Fort Wayne presented views to the president and outlined support, noting Morris's qualifications and local ties.
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General Miles summoned to Washington under threat of court martial
A scrambled dispatch reports General Miles being summoned to Washington by President Roosevelt and threatened with court martial over alleged official security breaches. The chaotic note mentions a crisis involving Arnold and Senator Cuiborson, with Miles urged to report for action at once as others observe jet movements and possible military mobilization.
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Wheeler the Indiana murderer hanged in penitentiary
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century report describes Wheeler, an Indiana murderer, being executed by hanging in the Warrick county penitentiary. The piece notes a public or mob context, mentions Burns and others, and references a broader discussion of lynching and official action. The text remains garbled but centers on Wheeler’s death by hanging and surrounding reactions.
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