Big Army on Strike as Industry Revives
The article details widespread labor unrest in western Pennsylvania and surrounding states as miners and mill workers walk out. It notes rioting at McKee’s Rocks, mass suspensions of wage talks, and clashes over the eight hour day, safety policy, and cost of living. About 7,000 steel, tin, and sheet workers are idle amid renewed activity by the Amalgamated associations and United States Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beliphen
Enon Mudra
Lib and
Shegh Plate
Yarima
Dirike
Pennsylvania
Caslra
Ohionui Weat
Lnia
Wieldleren
Pitiahure
Dexecit
Mekteo's Rock
Dor
Pittsburg
Nko
Etter
United Mine Workers
Pilaburs Coal Company
Miesen Clafin
Breve Steel Car Company
Amalgamated Associaiah of
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Tin Plats Workers’ Association
American Sheet and Tin Flate Company
New Castle
Amalgamated Association
Tin Plata
Planta
Indien Dona
Submarine Disaster Report From Northern Waters
Thirteen crewmen perish when the British submarine 0FL sinks four miles northwest of the Nolabor lightship after a collision in heavy sea. The Hildystana flotilla warns of risk as submarines C41 and C17 collide during evasive maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Nolabor
Hee
Orator Bonaventure
Hildystana
Theo
Oudoaveering
Thayies
Ithe
Dropped Indictment Details From Postal Department File
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a case where a United States Attorney Baker filed a nolle prosequi in a postal department matter. The document mentions an alleged conviction and references indictments, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Buitea
Baker
Nolle
Post
Ofloe
Steamer Collision Claims Crew Of Fourteen
A collision between the steamers Scott and John J. Cowle happened near Whites Point lighthouse on Lake Superior early Monday. The Cowle sank with fourteen crew members aboard while the Scott suffered damage and returned to Sault Ste. Marie with part of its crew. The Goodyear and Scott rescued survivors, including Captain Rogers of the Cowle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota Tanne M
Srott
Jala B. Cowles
Superior
Whitesh Point
Cowle
Lottom
Scott
Sault Ste. Marie
Ye Conde
Whites Point
John J. Cowle
Aine
Goodyear
Capt
Rogers
Various 1900s sports and events summaries
The report covers Harvard Yale Yale rowing on the Thames, Cornell on the Hudson, Wisconsin plans Japan trip, a 4-3 twelfth inning home win, a Montreal club spying meeting, rains delayingUnlgn logs, and speed records by Leu Dillon. It notes a baseball experiment with cluvtra Hxht and Hermann’s remarks on baseball’s viability. R. Aryat wins New Zealand rowing, and Crown Point plans to drop road work, with incomplete items from Berlin and Berlin tricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Y. M. Co. A
Montreal
Tookey Olub
Yu Ou
Leu Dillon
Berlin
Ale
Mualos
A. Hovel
Oluvtra Hxht
Hermann
National Base Hall Commisaaion
Wkétempt & Succeus
New Zealand
R. Aryat
W. Webb
Wanganui
N. Z
Eis
Chiang Automobile Club
Crown Point
Mget
RIVE
Almorant
International counterfeit plot nabbed by Secret Service
Secret Service men report an international counterfeiting ring linked to Italy and the United States, arresting five Italian women and two Italian men in Chicago with a fifth arrest expected. The gang allegedly operated here for four years, passing $10 silver certificates and other forged currency. Italian and Halina police coordination led to the case, with further arrests anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Yourn
Taly
Unite States
Chicago
Surret Service
Italy
Halina
Ritchta
Warren
Maxs
Talian
Nagel Ousts 100 Employees in Commerce and Labor Shake-up
The greatest personnel shake-up in Washington occurred Monday as Secretary Nagel ousted about 100 employees and accepted around ten resignations after an efficiency review. Dismissals will continue with more layoffs and resignations while some clerks receive promotions as new staffing takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Lavoe
Finda Wheon
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Nagel
Girl Passenger Injured In Private Railcar Incident
Lois Campbell, 16, daughter of Vice President Campbell of the Frisco Railroad, leaned from a private Burlington flyer car as it sped along, fell and was injured while waiting near the station. The scene involved a search for her missing hat and confusion aboard the speeding coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melyoo
Proight
Rojomy Tabhor
Lois Campbell
Campbell
Frisco Railroad
Burlington Flyer
Midulg
Unclear fragment hints at names and event
Fragmentary OCR text offers few readable details including names and a dated context, making it difficult to form a clear two-line record without guessing. The readable portions do not establish a coherent event, location, or outcome for a formal summary.
Hasten or More Wives: John Madson Duped 24 Women
John Madson, sought for bigamy, is in police hands in San Francisco where records show he married ten women and engaged or married to fourteen others. He reportedly swindled 24 women across the U S, with losses ranging from 60 to 2 000 dollars and a diamond ring. Victims include Minnie Allen of St Louis and Sylva Pollard De Bennett of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Madson
United States
San Francisco
Madson
Madsen
Minnie Allen
Madison Street
St. Louis
Alice Richardson
Bt Louis
Katherine Bauglman
Mnaggle
Bloom
Hentzthal
A. Farran
Rocheport
Sylva Pollard de Bennett
Menrietta Leopold
Jessie Tretheway
Stockton
Cal
Mary Wrigging Crown
Springfield
Mass
Madeon
Oalkland
Memphis
Tenn
Lawrence
Kan
Jonesboro
Ark
Santa Rosa
Gettysburg
Ohio
New Orleans
St. Johua
Mich
Hamilton
Ont
Germany
Teachers Shun Book Fight In National Education Meet
James Yadkin Joyner's election as president of the National Education Association in Denver is seen as support for resisting regulation of school textbook prices. Ben Blewett and Dr J H Phillips challenged by Joyner. Fraternities in high schools opposed. Simplified spelling debated. Key officers named. San Francisco chosen for next meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Yadkin Joyner
Public Iastration
North Carolina
National Educational Association
Denver
Iisa
Joyner
Ben Blewett
Sth Louis
J. H. Phillips
Birmingham
Ala
St Alen
Trwin Shepherd
Wimona
Minn
A. &. Chamberlain
California
Lorenzo D. Harvay
San Pranetsco
National Education Association
Milwaukee
Boston
Newcomb the Astronomer Dies in Washington
Professor Simon Newcomb, noted astronomer and polymath, died at his Washington home. He was buried with military honors in Arlington Cemetery with government officials and prominent figures in attendance. Survived by his widow and three daughters, Newcomb held many degrees and honors abroad and was decorated by Kaiser Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltary
Washington, D. C
Simon Newcomb
Arlington Cemetery
Newcomb
Hil
Haveler
Anita Newcomb Moses
Washington
Franss Wil- 86H
Edward Whitney
New York
French Institute
Benjamin Franklin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Nine Cowboys Killed Reported in New Mexico Raid
A dispatch from Alton New Mexico reports cattle rustlers attacked a party of cowboys. A wounded man barely alive described the assault and said every member of the party was slain. The report notes a fierce volley of shots and a total of nine cowboys killed with several missing.
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Adanga
Alton
N. M
Astory
Taft's Itinerary Outlined for West and South Tour
President Taft released a tentative schedule for a fall trip through the West and South delaying Alaska due to Mrs Taft's health. Plan calls for Beverly on September 15 for his fifty second birthday then a drive to Seattle with brief stops in Denver Salt Lake City and Spokane en route. Major stops include the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition Portland San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Arizona New Mexico El Paso to meet President Diaz of Mexico and other cities including San Antonio Fort Sam Houston Austin Dallas Brownsville Houston New Orleans Bayou Teche country in Louisiana Jack Sun Montgomery Birmingham Macon Augusta Savannah Wilmington Richmond and Washington.
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Presidential
Fius
Alaska
Beverly
Seattle
Denver
Salt Lake
Bpokane
Portland
Bourne
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Arizona
New Mexico
Il Paso
Diaz
Mexico
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Austin
Dallas
Charles
Nebraska election law voided by Lincoln court ruling
In Lincoln the Superior Court declared the Donohos act invalid, affirming the District Court. It blocks separate ballots for Supreme Court and other state offices and strikes down the petition provision limiting county sources. Four of six judges said the provision was the main flaw, nullifying the whole act. The court also voided party convention endorsements for affected offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Lincoln
Neb
Decrea
District Court
Supreme Court
State University
Indorsa
US Vessels Form Large Patrol Fleet at Province Town
A vast harbor fleet anchors near Province Town Massachusetts skirting Cape Cod. Sun night the fleet, the largest yet assembled for submarine duty, includes battleships and destroyers. The ships prepare for a month of naval drills testing ingenuity and skill of top naval officers under the Stars and Stripes.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Maas
Stars and Stripes
Rendindsa
Tourtee
Dodie
Epochmaking Lake Champlain tercentenary celebrated in northern New York
A grand Lake Champlain tercentenary event drew officials from Canada United States and Europe with 23 tableaux tracing Iroquois and Algonquin history and Champlain discovery Fort Ti reconstruction funded by Mrs Stephen Pall Plattsburg Benedict Arnold actions at Royal Savage and Revenge barge featured Burlington portions highlighted with historic pageants including the Champlain discovery and Iroquois alliance battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Champlain
Natw
York
Samuel de Champlain
Dominion of Canada
United States
Taft
New York
Hughes
Vermont
Prouty
France
Great Britain
Fort Ticonderoga
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain
Stephen H. P. Pall
Robert M. Thompson
Plattsburg
Benedict Arnold
Royal Savage
Revenge
Arnold
Burlington
Bomb Kills Three at Kansas City Church Fireworks
A mistaken explosion during a Holy Rosary Church celebration in Kansas City killed three parishioners and wounded others. A parishioner equipped a gas pipe bomb for the fireworks display, causing panic among thousands as debris shattered windows and stunned two policemen. The incident interrupted a large crowd at the church lot and surrounding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholc
Kansas City
Boundary dispute between Peru and Bolivia sparks tension
Possible war looms as La Paz disorder follows Argentina's boundary decision. Argentina remains neutral officially but signals readiness to protest Chilean interests while Peru and Bolivia posture for further clashes and potential military moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Bolivia
la Paz
Argentina
Admiralty
Gress to Open New Women’s College Building in Jackson
Gress proposes a new $70,000 building for the Woman’s College at Jackson Ville with a plan to abolish Latin and algebra in lower grades. Chicago school board debates readjusting study to practical domestic training for girls while expanding the University forestry exam record shows high marks by William Morris and others.
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Vassar
Woman's College
Jackson- Ville
Tga
Chicago School Board
Mig Wiliam
W. Morris
Boondligat
Svalle
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Pittabury
Suntin
Dasa
Minnexpolla Journal
ELOY
Philadela
al New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Doston
Laaduil Darratt
New York A6
Chilengo
St. Louie
Cleveland
American Association
Minn'polis
Ind'polla
Milw'kee
Columbus
LoulevWle
Kan. City
St Paul
Toledo
Aslehp
D Cour
Nana
Nelson, W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Congress
Western
Nebraska
U. S
Joes
Gress
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