Riots and Naval Reserve Alert Amid Cleveland Strike
Cleveland July 22 strife over street railway walkout grows as Mayor Farley orders 104 naval reserves to arm and stand by with Lee rifles and Gatling guns. Riots erupt on Wilson and Pearl streets. police clash, many injuries and one arrest. In nearby Crereand dynamite targets a company barn, creating panic but little damage. An attempted dynamite attack on a streetcar near the residence of Big Consolidated president Everett adds to the turmoil.
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Cleveland
Farley
Lee
Sibley Street
Wilson Avenue
Pearl Street
Payne Avenue
Superior Street
Tarenty
Crereand
Big Consolidated
Lake View
Henry A. Everett
Pearl -Street
Crow Street Railway
Hadmden Avenue
Greater New York Strike Report On City Wide Action
Daylong status update from New York on July 22 shows Manhattan and Brooklyn strike lines holding with normal car headways. Police guard Second Sixth and Eighth avenues at night. authorities dispute ongoing necessity. Mayors and district attorneys discuss enforcing the ten hour law and possibly presenting complaints to a grand jury. President Rossiter is arrested over remarks about dynamite claims linked to Nassau road tensions. If prosecutions proceed, the strike dispute could enter courtrooms.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Manhattan Island
Sixth
Eighth Avenues
Greater
van Wyck
John P. Donnelly
Central “Trade Union
Rossiter
Johnson
Nassau Road
Fifth Avenue
Albert L. Johnson
Albert Johnson
Secretary Ryan Accused by United Mine Workers Officials
Springfield July 22 The state executive committee of the United Mine Workers of America met amid charges that Secretary-Treasurer W D Ryan secretly arranged with Pana operators to cap the Panas rate at 30 14 cents per ton He also faced accusations he blamed militia for Carterville shootings though no charges were made by the board Ryan denied wrongdoing stating no charges were preferred and planned a union statement He claimed soldiers on duty at Carterville fired every shot and questioned who conducted the investigation
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United Mine Worker
Springfield
Ill
United Mine Workers of America
W. D. Ryan
Ryan
Panas
State Board of Arbitration
Pana
Carterville
Hunter
Carter‘ville
A Little Bit of Salt in Diet and Health
The piece notes salt’s value in digestion and animal hunger for salt. It cites Holland’s ancient punishment of feeding bread without salt, causing grave illness. It adds blood salt levels and a physician claim that saltwater injections into veins could revive cholera patients in some cases.
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Holland
Ledger Monthly
Not to Be Sat Down On
A Chicago Tribune item remarks on a chick hatched in an incubator that runs about independently and ignores its old hen, illustrating a curious, humorous observation about animal behavior.
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Chicago Tribune
Comical Exchange on Compliments and Memory
A witty Chicago Record quip notes a man pays a compliment and a woman may forget the man but not the compliment. The remark frames social memory and value of praise in humorous terms.
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Chicago Record
Benefit of Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsed by Ohio Man
"I have received more benefit from one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure than from months of treatment by physicians," declares W B Conlin of Bowersville Ohio. H J Moogh W FB Jungkunz Co.
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Foley
W.B. Conlin
Bowersville
Ohio
H. J. Moogh
W. FB. dJungkunz
Secret-telling man harms trust and joy
A brief editorial remark from the Atchison Globe condemns the person who shares a secret but then forbids others from enjoying the same amusement, arguing such conduct betrays friendship and happiness.
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Atchison Globe
Wild Strawberry Extract and Blood Bitters Promoted
An advertisement touts Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a remedy for summer complaints and claims it cures with no harm to weak constitutions. It also notes Burdock Blood Bitters and Emmert & Burrell, plus a remark from the Rehoboth Sunday Herald about compromise.
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Fowler
Emmert & Burrell
Sore throat relief claim with Dean's Ointment
An old advertisement claims Electric Oil cured a sore throat in twenty hours for M S Gist of Hawesville Kentucky. The text touts itching skin and a “horrible plague” while praising Dean's Ointment from Emmert and Burrell as a safe remedy. It references a whistling buoy heard about 15 miles.
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M.S. Gist
Hawesville, Ky
Bvumert & Burrell
Dean
Emmert & Burrell
Surprising Negros raid yields 115 killed by Byrnes force
General Otis reports Captain Byrnes with seventy men surprised 460 robbers on Negros, killing 115 and capturing few arms. Scene linked to Captain Tilley’s murder at Escalante May 27. Rains halt large scale moves. Paranaque Bridge swept away, cutting Manila garrisons, trains blocked, volunteers being deployed.
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Washington
Byrnes
Otis
War Department
Manila
B. A. Byrnes
Negros
Tilley
Escalante
Island of
Signal Corps
Signal Service
Cable Ship Recorder
Alfred C. Clifton
Iltalo
Paranaque
Imus
Bacoor
Otis Replies to the Specials on Press Demands
General Otis issues a cable denying misrepresentations in official dispatches and defending military coordination with the navy. He notes the press demanded uncensored facts and opinions, but access was limited if public interests were at stake, and asserts harmonious army navy relations despite claims of minimized naval work. The message includes quotes from a Filipino leader and endorsements from Captain Barker. A separate bankruptcy meeting in Oshkosh outlines creditors and liabilities at about $200,000.
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Washington
Manila
Otis
War Department
Department
Gram
Hong Kong
Tarlac
Aguinaldo
Barker
Navy
Dewey
Yorktown
Navy Department
Army
Oshkosh
Wis
A. M. Weber
C. H. Forward
Schooner John Breden Sinks in Lake Huron Gale
Port Huron report: the schooner John Breden foundered off Lexington in a heavy north gale. Three crewmen drowned. only the cook Jane Conners is identified. The tragedy highlights peril during lake navigation in July.
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Port Huron
Mich
John Breden
Lexington
Lake Huron
Jane Conners
Humorous quarrel and foot ease advertisement tale
A humorous exchange from Chicago News shows a couple heatedly discussing past whereabouts. An Allen's Foot Ease advertisement promises fast relief for swollen and painful feet and bunions, offering trial packages and mail order options. The piece notes Sir C Hamond, an 82-year-old Newcastle MP, as the oldest member of parliament, with Spenser Charrington close behind at 81.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted, le Roy
N. Y
C. ¥. Hamond
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Spenser Charrington
Foley's Kidney Cure Claims Health From Kidney Disorder
An advertisement asserts that most serious diseases begin with kidney disorder and promises Foley's Kidney Cure will restore kidney health. It cites a company endorsement and notes a surge in patent applications, with May figures showing 3,856 filings, up 986 from the prior year.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz
Grain-O advertised as healthful coffee substitute
An advertisement urges readers to switch from coffee to Grain-O, calling it a healthful, invigorating food drink made from pure gains with a rich seal brown color and the taste of premium coffee. It emphasizes affordability at about one quarter the cost, popular with children, and directs readers to ask their grocer. Prices listed as 15 and 25 cents.
Special Reduced Rates for Western Travel
Vintage railroad advertisement notes reduced second class fares via C M and St P railways with connections to Great Northern and Northern Pacific lines. Harvest excursion tickets aimed at western destinations offered Aug 1 and 15 Sept 5 and 19 at one fare plus two dollars round trip. Also mentions cheap homeseekers tickets to southern states on select Tuesdays through October with one fare plus two dollars round trip valid 21 days. Includes agent names J B Sweatt and WyH Taytong and addresses in Louisville and Chicago. Also contains a note about cheap house lots in Lichtenberger's addition with easy terms.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
J.B. Swert
J. B. Sweatt
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Southeastern
United States
H Taytong
Louisville
J. C. Beau
N. W
Adams St
Chicago
Ills
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Indi
Attinels Mine Workers
Greater New York
Tly
Gurenia Fic
Boston Transcript
Burdock Blood Bitters
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Specials
Arbuckl
Arbuckles
Ncid
Scholars’ Companion
Pridon
Express
Chana AvaustTra
Mary d. Homes
Jennie Harlan
R. Moone
Moore
Ruby Yard Kivursu
Buckles
Twois Company
Percy Moran
Paul de Lonegore
Aize
Morocco
Kraraanar
TheKia
Arbuckier
Arbuckle Bros
Notion Dept
New York City
N.Y
Mrs. Honkley
Mr. Honkley
Chicago News
Lichtenberger
Eneanereh Grr
Gas House Coke
Freeport
Freeport Light & Fuel Co
Stephenson St
Lake Geneva
Freeport Thrusday
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
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