Fifty Thousand Metal Workers Face Seirge Threats
Amid mounting tensions, the Amalgamated Association warns of a first general strike in years. President Schaefer announces an ultimatum to all mills in the American Sheet Steel Company system, with about 10,000 workers, including those at Brent and Tin plants, prepared to quit if demands are ignored. The union claims broad support across the steel sector and vows to use its funds to backbb the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piiteborg
TJ. Schaefer
Amalgamated Association of
Ipoh, Brent and Tin
Amey ‘On
Heop
Trier
Americon Sheet Steel Company
Tresident Schaefer
Dor Teanan Bookie
Elle Pollegal
Shea
Coal Mining Troubles and Robbery Incident Report
A deputy U.S. marshal and six men raided near Tug River capturing a group of alleged miners and workers held under guard as court actions proceed. The report also notes striking machinists in Cincinnati preparing for economic action and planned tents at Myers Grove to support the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tpnusker
D. Va
T. L. Peles
United States
Mareral
Kit Tucky
Tug River
Ise Pergote
Elurgell
Fse
Fen Dass
Neigon Daniels Samuel Baniels
Ballard Bini
Charles Smitih
Andrew Mckhum Hielard Hernolds
Ephriain Dalteu
Rucipel Hier
Cantes Worthington
Pouigh Mink
Ruwie
Huttord
Earet
Jackson
Dudes Jackson
Cincinnati
Myers Grove
Dasten
Open Shop Push Drives National Cash Register Talks
Washington negotiates with National Cash Register employes as talks aim for an open shop. Company president John Jaon supports a stand by the firm while workers press for better pay and conditions amid a broader labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Darten
John Jaon
Wil
Heat records fall as city temps near century mark
New York and Philadelphia hit 98 degrees while Iowa reports 100. Heat causes several deaths in Pittsburgh with eleven fatalities and fifteen heat-related prostrations. Weather bureaus warn relief will be scarce for at least two days across the eastern states and parts of the south.
Woodworkers to Walk Out in Chicago Strike
Chicago woodworkers in manufacturing for factory and office goods vote to strike over wage differences. About two hundred workers expected to walk out in a job action likely to affect production in the industry.
Weather notes from June forecast across regions
A brief forecast reports light to fresh south winds for Washington and eastern Texas on Monday and Tuesday. Oklahoma and Indian Territory are also expected to have southerly winds with fair conditions on the same days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Cleerton Port Leads New York Arrival Summary
Port of Cleerton arrivals list ships including Asters and Champagne with connections to Rotterdam and Havre. Names mentioned include New York based Aim Comal Young and city highlights June events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleverton
AY Sc
Anna
Liverpool
Edge
Aim Comal Young
New York
Asters
Staten Dam
Rotterdam
Heat waves claim young lives and strain families
Scattered reports indicate children under heat stress dying indirectly as the nation endures severe temperatures. Officials note rising deaths among infants and minors while caregivers struggle with dehydration and heat illness as daytime temperatures reach dangerous highs.
Chicago Record Heat Wave Brings Intense Suffering
In Chicago on a June day in 1872 the government thermometer peaked at 97 in the afternoon. The heat caused widespread distress, especially among the poor, with several people losing strength and at least one serious incident noted, though no fatalities were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drake
Glenn
Seaboard Employes Discharged in South Shops
Special from Abbeville South Carolina reports forty Seaboard workers at the Charlotte shop were discharged by order of General Manager Bartghoul. The move affected Seaboard shops in the area and followed industry labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Charlotte
N. C
Abbewillé
Saya
Bart Ghoul
Condition Of Cotton Crop Dims In Survey Of 14 States
The Journal of Commerce reports a 1 percent point decline in cotton crop condition from the June bulletin based on 1100 correspondents in fourteen states. A national average of 77 is cited as the full condition, with responses detailing current standings and notes on drought and growth conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal of Commerce
Toplihe
Journal of Commerce Bulletin
Jane
Notarne
Department of Agricnt
Drouth
Devel Rene
Hottest Day Yet Noted Across Cities
Reports from Baltimore and Cleveland describe near record heat with temperatures around ninety nine degrees. A man in Frahh Dipheo dies from sunstroke as records mark the year's highest heat in several locations.
Crowded Tiensin apartments prepare for Prince Chuan event
Dense crowd fills Tiensin as apartments are prepared for Prince Chuan and a formal German apology looms. The article details lootings amid tense protection efforts by merchants and maritime authorities, with references to Baron Von Karteler and Allied considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Baron von Karteler
Benty
United States
Ani Americid
Dealshitks
Gemu
Movement of Ocean Vessels Arrivals and Destinations
Ships listed include arrivals from Jene Janetro and Isang with routes to Liverpool and New York. Several vessels are noted as bound for Garr, Maver, and Volley while others depart from or head to Nor, Span, and Galveston. The fragmentary notes read like a maritime movement ledger with multiple ship names and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pela
Brow Bond
June Si Posse
Stearone Tiventor
Galveston
Alabama Ambush Report From Movie Details
A Mississippi—area incident near Movie Alabama reports an attack on McGowan a young white man decoyed into the woods by unknown assailants. He was struck with an axe near the abdomen and later assisted by a local Negro boy. several suspects were arrested in connection with the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Age Herald
A. McGowan
Poy van
Meng Ibe
Gowan Arek Yu
Local Texans Granted Following Joint Issue Date
Special to The Pret reports Texans granted on June 2 with names Erastoe R oberts Launalve Halert W. Honan Briain Tio Francis B. Martin and others listed. Amounts include $6 noted for a specific item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iesut
Erastoe Roberts
Launalve
Lncrease
Halert W. Honan
Briain Tio
Francis B. Martin
Ayton
Alleged Train Wreckers Arrested in Pennsylvania
Five men arrested in Connelleville Pennsylvania after alleged train wreck plot. Detained while en route toward Greensburg with symptoms and names unclear. Investigation ongoing as authorities pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelleville
Jane
Greansburg
Ateens Reed A Burt
Local Merchants Buy County Mercantile Bust in Edga Rise
The article notes that Riyan Téixzes and Jane 34-Mr EA Cren shaw, along with T. W. Heard of Wizon, purchased the imercantile bust in the county. Details on charges are sparse and unclear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edga. Riyan
Téixzes
Jane
EA Crenshaw
This
T. W. Heard
Wizon
My. Xsa
E. Thle County
Nineteen Deaths in New York Amid False Storm Relief Promise
Report from New York notes nineteen deaths and failed relief promised as storms did not arrive. Temperatures rose, winds cooled, and cloud cover was minimal. The day featured heat and a scorched atmosphere with no dramatic weather events to ease distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drought Breakin Thunderstorms Hit Europe
Report describes recent heavy rains and lightning across Great Britain with torrential storms and heat fluctuations. Text notes damage and disruptions from storms, including London and surrounding areas, with reports of casualties and property impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Died on a Train in Tragic Incident
A prominent financier and executive connected with several St. Toul and Alfesousins enterprises died on a train after a public speech. Edward J. Wale, president of the Alfesousins and St. Touls Terminal companies, collapsed in the car near Pearson. The report notes a fatality in a shooting club incident and mentions Johnny Meyer, president of Ft. Bernard, among those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattioon
Bdward J. Wale
Alfesousins Company
St. Touls Terminal Company
St. Toul Enterprises
Cingionati
Jonny Meyer
Ft. Bernard
Clah
Heat Wave Sets Record in Philadelphia June 80
Philadelphia endures a blistering June day with the official thermometer atop City Hall reporting the highest temperature since 1207. Citizens seek shade and relief as thermometers climb and streets show heat effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Martial Law in Panama Sparks Reinforcements Amid Fighting
Kingston reports Panama proclaims martial law as rebel forces reorganize. Interior clashes intensify while government dispatches troops, arms, and ammunition to garrisons and interior towns. Strait fears of liberal peace terms influence actions. Cajon sees unrest as the steamer left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Qilon
Colombia
Panama
Datonlor
Eortuio Coant
Panay
Cajon
Electoral Law Debate in Cuba Prompts Constitutional Question
Discussion on Cuba electoral law by Havant and J. Poring tin cenmog wel centers on whether to elect president and senators by popular vote. Conservatives fear a federal republic with costly provincial offices and oppose provincial autonomy and appointment-based governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havant
Commission
Volunteer Army in California Ends as Discharges Proceed
San Francisco reports the volunteer army nearing its end with four regiments discharged yesterday and more to follow today. Major General Shafter retires and formally transfers command of the Department of California to General Young amid over a million dollars in discharged pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of California
5. B. M. Young
San Francisco
W. R. Shafter
Shafter
Feon
Poldlera
Eliadds
Ava Webb
Roth
Santa Fe
Ory
Comparative Imports Rise in the Philippines from US and Europe
A June report shows Philippine imports climbing to a high level with the United States and the United Kingdom leading origins. Tin, coal, and silver figures are cited amid broader trade growth, with substantial shipments from Hong Kong and Europe and a notable increase over prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ieeby
United States
Sis
Tion Ching
Hon Kong
Isla
Car Collision Involving Electrical Wagons On Park Boulevard
An intent was filed after a collision on Park Boulevard involving electric wagons loaded with metal and other freight. The incident drew responders and several people were injured or contained as officers managed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tralley Car Accidents Colleges
Inne
Teving Park Boulevard
Rte
Governor Otero Refuses Interference in Jude Ty Case
Governor Otero declines to intervene in the Jones Sanction case as of July 6 in Bliver City Nebraska. Officials report no further action will be taken, stating the matter rests with local authorities and court processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliver City
N. My Qane
Otero
Orden
Otero Rato
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paroid
Howard Smith
Wm. D. Cleveland & Co
A. S. Cleveland
Wm. D. Cleveland, Wim. D. Cleveland, Jr
Enshaw
Manawer
Kiam Bidg
Mouston
Texas
Hartwell Iron Works
Sughlin
Aycotherwles
Willow St
Houston
Just
Simon
California
Kirkland & Morrow
HOOP
Mills
Central Dry Gods
Housto S
W. L. Macatee & Sons
Houston, Texas
S. W. Damon Homestead
Damon Mound Land Co
Damon, Texas
Epworth League
Nan Francisco
NEW Coast Line
Salt Lake
Denver
Kentucky
Will
Mediu Mle
Southern Railway
Beaton
Knoxville
Tenn
Souther Railway
Langerons
Knoxsilin
Atlanta
F. Henrys
Southern
Fie
Knearil
Pittsburg
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Elstern
South Atlantic
Aliihle
East Gulf
Ew Vor
Ostium
Ds Deppera
Vine
Villadelphia
Birean Vite
Ahn City
Roatan
I Chicago
Davenport
Lee Molen
Mitichanpille
Jkekenn
Tll
Konsge City
Mitvette
Mich
Itl
Memphis
New Orleana
Sorth ‘Platte
Voila
St. Jadi
Springtel Wits UA
Vickshure
Waelllogtoma
St Doula
Information
Wether Bytean
Tale
Barone
Kaneda
Muemphts
Vickebuis
Mira
Marine Intelligence
Dee
Ion Jones
Jon Ollivan
Jeli Walker
Drouet, City P
T. A
L. J. Parks
Gp& T
S F. B. Morse
Blaltinvore
Balthucye
Rayithere
Burlingtom
Cleveland
Ohio
Nebraska City
Neb
Titiy Way
Tien Tsin
Prince Chuan
Europe
Cuba
Volunteer Army
Philippines
United Kingdom
France
Epolu
Merchan
Detroit
Val
Geo. D. Hunter
Buffalo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!