Student Shot After Mistaken Burglar Alarm
A student, misidentifying a man as a burglar in darkness, fired four shots at him near the creek after the suspect, Marton Stert Cressy, allegedly seized a revolver during the encounter. Police investigated the event and noted the other man present, Slinty Eriate, along with Mrs. P. Stare.
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Jules W
Elork
Marton Stert Cressy
Barvard
Audent
Etrugery
Fred
Liix Agsaliant
P. Stare
Texans Listed In New Youth Houndian Registration
Special to The Poets New York July readers note Texans registered in a long list including Metenif Milne Tere Jones Avutin BH Joting wife and nurse Mike J Edwanle Dofomi Brian Wallace Berta Wallace Victoria San Antonio Mrs Georg Kovrier dlan LE Koerner R Colling Imperial Paso Kiel Hromsway Central St Worth A August Victoria Hirhis T 8 Hohl Herald Square Dr T J Crowe Morrhs THM Ma Hi Rheine Harlington Hare G F Taylor Mur croren Braumont BH A Fletcher J FL Reith Morlborna tia sporaaeh earee Hawiev Mra Josie BK Hull Fed Fitcher Aetor Howie Minis Howie Grand
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Metenif
Milne Tere Jones
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Nurs
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Dofomi
Brian Wallace
Berta Wallace
Victoria
San Antonio
Georg Kovrier
Dlan
LE Koerner
R. Colling
Imperial
Paso
Kiel
Hromsway Central
St Worth
Victoria Hirhis
Hohl
Herald Square
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Ma Hi
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Trangmlenian Commercial Congress Re elects Officers
The executive committee of the Trangmlenian Commercial Congress reelected officers. Arthur Maugcly of Cripple Creek was chosen secretary and George H. Harrison Jr. of Glasgow was reelected treasurer. The meeting took place on March 1 in Cripple Creek.
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Colo Jary
Trangmlenian Py Comercial Congress
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Great Bond
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Cripple Creek
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Conspiracy Against Admiral Schley Sparks Naval Controversy
Baltimore July 19 to July 1 reports claim Admiral Schley is targeted in a published history by Maclay with long and SECRETARY LONG approval. Sampson and Long allegedly endorsed pre publication proofs while Maclay defends his depiction amid calls for retraction and balance in the Navy Department remarks.
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Findard Innee
Mpyval Academy
Cherges
Sriter
Telog N Comand
M Sartie
Arcedean
MacDay
Mebisterian
Nove Department
Soya
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Hong
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Prt
Thera
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Wan
Felix Angus
Balvoiote Ameticug
Wrekin
Mackay
Wolewright
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Bontuce
Ad-riel Seley
Maclan Vite
New York
Move of the steel trust to break Pittsburg strike
US Steel plans to break the Pittsburg district strike by hiring black laborers in New Orleans. Agents, posing as contractors, secured dozens of colored workers and will ship them to Pittsburgh by trainload. Similar efforts report in Anniston and Bessemer as strike fears persist.
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Opecal
New Orleans
United States Steel Corporation
Eter
Pittsburg
Routhero Negroca
Steel Corporation
Obce
Shaffer Sees Workers Satisfied Amid Strike Tension
Pittsburg July 10 The strike situation remains unsettled with no immediate settlement in sight. President Shaffer expresses full satisfaction with the program and worker gains while manufacturers report losses since last Monday. The Amalgamated Printers union notes possible new labor action by fresh crews, risking further disruption to production.
Wellsville Merchants Rally as Steel Plant Strike Threatens
From Wellsville Ohio reports indicate mill workers at the Wells Fine plant of the American Firest Star company face mounting pressure as threats of moving operations to Pennsylvania grow. Merchants fear supplies and wages will be disrupted and urge an end to the labor dispute.
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Amercat Firest Star Company
Contrasting Pen Pictures Of The Big Steel Battle Leaders
A fragmented profile contrasts Theodore J. Shaffer and Henry Clay Frick era figures in the steel trust clash. It sketches Shaffer’s modest origins in Pennsylvania and rise via ministry and labor to leadership roles, with notes on his temperament and speaking style. The piece traces Frick’s ascent from clerk to key positions at Carnegie and U S Steel, highlighting wealth and managerial prowess.
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Steel Trust
Fifty Thousand Clothing Makers Consider General Strike
The World reports a majority of the exclusive committee of the Unite Clothing Workers union favors a general strike Monday aiming to abollition of the contract system. The action could involve around 50,000 men and women across affiliated organizations and the United Garment Workers of America, though some worry lack of full organization among workers.
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Piate Workers
International Protectira Smroclation
New York
Unicett Clothing Workers’ Union
Servie
Contrict Sre
A. Atelke
Morgan Says No Quarter in Stand Against Workmen
A July 19 report quotes Merpont Moreen denying rumors of a steel strike settlement. He states there is no truth to any settlement or compromise and praises the operating companies’ position as understood. President Schwab of United States Steel remains silent on public discussion of the strike.
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Merpont Moreen
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Waain Tedey
Elis Rescen
Bin
Planned September 14 Demonstration to Back Louis Napoleon
The Pall Mall Gazette reports a Paris correspondent describes a conspiracy to overthrow the French Republic and crown Louis Napoleon as emperor. It names M. De Roanlede the Marquis Ne Lar faluces and others as leaders, with several government officials said to be involved and funding the movement.
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London
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Tennessee mining report from Friendsville area
A partial hometown clipping describes a mining or depth report near Friendsville Tennessee, mentioning nearby counties and historical context. Details are fragmented but indicate local exploration at significant depths and regional geographic references.
United Mine Workers Strikes End in Wyoming Valley Resumed Work
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on July 1, miners return to duty as companies report higher output. The Adquellangse Coal and Lackawanna Coal mines restart operations, while Avondale and Pittstown crews resume posts. About one hundred workers had earlier struck, but conditions shifted toward resumed labor and reduced idle time.
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United Mine Workers
Anx- 2 Ao
Adequelangse Coal Company
Satedleokes
Avondale
Lacktawinns Company
No. &Recillery
Pittetown
ARMS MAKES CHARGES IN WAGE DISPUTE
Warner Arma, vice president of the American Tin Viate som pont, accuses Mr Shaffer of seeking to force wage agreements on mills. He says the companies acted voluntarily in past deals and Shaffer has no right to compel terms. Arma notes Shaffer violated the past agreement by calling a sympathetic strike over grievances at the American Tin Plant.
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Shaffer
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Dark Shafer
Mill Won’t Start As Expected In Cleveland
A Cleveland report notes the hoop mill planned by the American Bines and Wire company will likely delay starting operations. Ward, vice president of the association, arrived to supervise the gradual work start and assess conditions for the men.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hoop
American Bines and Wire Company
Joho
Ward
Cme
Land Lottery Draws Near as 12500 Tickets Issued in El Reno
El Reno Oklahoma reports 12 500 registrations issued for the land lottery by closing time with 19 359 voters in Teddy's tribes area and prize drawings looming.
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Oklo
Teddy
Texans Named Houston Delegate to Present Resolutions at Congress
Special to The Post from Colorado Springs July 13 Texans travel with delegation to the Transunite Congress. Deep Water Resolutions debated though the original draft was preserved and no harm expected. Committees named including members from Missouri New Mexico California Texas and Colorado to urge resolutions.
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J. MW
Keagie
California
Richarleon
Tere
John Cenfeld
Touisiana
B. Ae Neagle
Colorado
J. R. Burnes
Kansas Farmers Strive to Plant Wheat Despite Heat
In Topeka Kansas July 19 farmers endure a blistering day with temperatures around 106 degrees as dry conditions return. They work to plow early rains and plant wheat for fall and winter harvest while river levels rise and farmers cope with drought.
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Kan
Kansas
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Jerusalem faces famine threat from scarce winter rains
Jerusalem is warned of drought as insufficient rainfall depletes water supplies. The Standard reports a water project to bring relief from the River Solomon via iron pipes along the city ring, but notes delays and telegraph orders slowing progress.
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London
Holy City
Jerusalem
Standard
Heat Breaks Across Europe Amid Thunderstorms
A weather bulletin reports hot conditions across northern Europe easing as thunderstorms develop in Ringland and Great Britain. Central and northern regions of the area see relief as the heat subsides, with forecasts indicating cooler air moving in from the west.
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Europe
Ringland
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