Strikes Persist in New York Clothing Industry
Labor unrest continues among garment workers in New York as a circula r urges makers to join a broad protest. The document claims unions would aid wage gains and naturalization could boost worker leverage, with thousands of tailors and 2000 Brooklyn workers involved in planned meetings and demonstrations.
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York
Agitaontinuers
Maat Aide Clothe Industries
Pantara
Cirete Prinwilin
Goo Mary
Makinfon
GOO iMfonk
Brooklyn
Love
Anton
British Forces Press Boer Lines in South Africa
London dispatch reports British advances under Lord Roberts with Boer forces retreating toward Balmoral and Lindenburg. Dewar and Brownhill actions aim to disrupt the cordon. fighting continues as British armies push toward Delagoa and the inner lines. Simultaneously Li Hongzhang warns Pekin ministers are safe amid central China tensions.
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Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Hoe
Kang Yi
Canton
Nankip
Li Kun Yi
Ido Kun Yi
China
Central Ching
Tien Tain
Foreign residents assured as Pekin reports calm
Cable dispatches from Shanghai and Pekin claim the viceroy’s message says the imperial troops control the throne area and that no foreigners have been harmed. The British minister says all are well and hopes for peace despite reports of ongoing fighting and casualties.
Chinese Going to Cuba Fear 1 Treatment
A New York story reports fear among Chinese residents of retaliation after mutiny rumors. Many plan to flee to Cuba seeking a safer haven, drawn by Spanish money circulating in Chinktown and stories of better treatment abroad.
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New York
York
China
Cuba
Swins Clriot
Chinktown
Island
Ire in Central China Precariously Tense
Special dispatch from York reports rising anger in Central China as tensions approach a breaking point. An interview with the American consul is cited as context for unfolding unrest and potential conflict in the region.
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China
York
the Herald
Shang Pedelkaya
Gold Democrats Report Hidden Treasury After 1908 Campaign
New York July 26 The Herald notes surprise among gold Democrats as the National Committee reportedly still holds about 9000 in the treasury from the 1908 campaign. Businessmen in New York funded the movement, with funds allegedly crushed by Republican managers and the influence of the Rosewell F Flower faction among sound money supporters.
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the Herald
Indianapolis
National Committee
Nore
Corelius N. Bliss
Palmer and Buckner Democrats
Chicago
Hann
Inanaygora
Roswell
Flower
Favors Express Companies Major ruling sparks debate
New York July Wee-At Thursdays executive committee discussed a new classification ruling that would prohibit bulking small parcels within separate covers. Protests from abio vera prompted special attention from trunk line officials as they consider enforcing or modifying the rule despite widespread stakes.
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Tmink Tine Association
Abiovera
Republicans Aim to Carry Maine in September
New York July 28 Senator M A Hanna will be at Republican National Headquarters tomorrow morning. Senator Scott who runs the speaker bureau has telegraphed ex President Harrison ex Speaker Read and other leaders urging them to fly to Maine to stump there before the September state election.
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New York
M. A. Hanna
Republican National
Scott
Bireau
Harrison
Thomas T. Read
Specter Hetterson
Allivon
Iowa
Lodge and Hoar
Masanechusetts
Sagatop Mason
Tinois
Ohere
Restored French Generals Possible Return to Army
Paris dispatch reports it is highly probable generals De Galliffet and Zurlinden will be reinstated in the army after the Dreyfus trial. The move signals a continuation of the government's conciliatory policy and could see them command new troops.
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Times
Paris
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Dreyfus
de Gler
Zurlinden
Lora
New England Drought Ends With Persistent Rain
A long drought in New England was broken by a rain that fell for about a day. The late hay crop was heavily damaged with over half withered, but other areas show improved prospects for the upcoming crop and gardener.
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England
Foelon
New England
National Association considers plans to stabilize medicinal articles
New York July 26. The National Association of Retail Druggists discusses plans to improve proprietary medicines and end price cutting. A tripartite agreement between manufacturers wholesalers and retailers may soon be declared operative.
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New York
Driggeryts
Tith
Tri Parthe Agrea Giont
Baltimore and Ohio Gains Full Control of Pittsburgh and Western
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has secured complete control of the Pittsburgh and Western Railway, removing the final obstacle to its organization. The long-standing dispute, dating back to 184, has been resolved, consolidating B&O dominance over the line.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Pillsburg and Westen Railway Company
Piiteburg and Western
Alameda Arrives With 2.5 Million in Gold from Australia
The steamer Alameda reached San Francisco nearly a day early from Sydney via Apia and Honolulu bringing 2,500,000 dollars in gold. The voyage took twenty two days.
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Alameda
Sydney
Apia
Honolulu
Australia
Baseball notes from New York on wet grounds July 28
Baseball brief reports from New York describe unsettled conditions on soggy fields with delays and postponed games as teams adjust schedules amid rain. The note references National League activities and weather delaying play on a summer afternoon.
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New York
Wreck Near Beaumont Wreckage Injures Passengers
A west bound Southern Pacific passenger train derailed about three miles east of Beaumont Texas. A broken wheel under the locomotive caused the wreck and two day coaches overturned. No fatalities. three serious injuries reported. Houston rescuers aided, with nurse Seleta Kimbrough assisting the injured until relief arrived.
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Beaumont
Texas
Southern Pacifico
el Mar
J. O
Rossi
Winaboro
de Lane Johnson
Liberty
Robert Cleven
Luke Charles
Goodhue
Mall
Pissengers
Houston
Seleta Kimbrough
Misa Asabel Gambatl
Kimbrough
Fireman Injured as Train Backing Strikes Engine
In Orange Texas on July 26 a switch engine was struck by a backing freight. Fireman Dave Reeves crawled under the engine to clean the ash pan and was crushed. left ear and arm injuries required amputation and possible shoulder removal. Reeves, longtime Southern Pacific employee, is recovering but remains weak.
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Southern Pacific
Dave Reeves
Reeves
Funeral for Coffey Draws Large Cleburne Attendance
Cleburne Texas July 2. The funeral of W A Coffey killed yesterday in the Santa Fe yards occurred this afternoon. It drew one of the largest followings seen in Cleburne. Coffey was a member of the Woodmen of the World and a Pythian orders.
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Cleturne
Texas
W. A. Coffey
Santa Pe
Cleburne
O. R
Woodmen of the World
Kolehte
Train Hits Pedestrian in Trinity. Victim Dies
In Trinity Texas on July 26 a passenger train Nos 12 on the International and Great Northern struck Lenox Edwards a Black man riding a bus here. Edwards died a few hours later at a local hospital.
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Texas
International and
Great Northern
Lenox Edwards
Edwards
Georgetown Items Highlights July Events And Legal Shifts
The Georgetown items report Hon. Les J. Rountree invited to speak at the Texas Retail Hardware Dealers association meeting in Dallas on lawn topics. The board of trade hosts the summer normal faculty and students with a literary and social program. An ex Confederate reunion elected Judge L. J. Choselier as commander for another term. A young man Wen Barnett received five years in prison on a criminal assault charge. Judge Brooks travels to Belton to exchange practice with Judge John M. Forman who will hear circuit court in Georgetown. Judge Murman is disqualified in an important case, prompting a court staff change.
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Georgetown
Texas
Les J. Rountree
Texas Retail Hardware Deaiera’ Association
Lydlas
Cheber
Board of Trade
Jonah
L. 3
Choselier
Wen Barnett
Lancaster Murder Case Reopens in Palestine Court
Palestine Texas district court reconvened after a two week recess with District Judge Linacomb presiding. The Lancaster murder case, transferred from Houston County, is set for trial. The State is ready. defense motions were overruled. Trial begins this afternoon with witness examination tomorrow.
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Distriet
Linacomb
Cade
Lannosster
Houpton County
Waen Triumphs Over Palestite in Palestine Texas
Waen defeats Palestite 14 to 2 in Palestine Texas on July 28. Attendance reported as good.
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Waen
Palestine
Texas
Palestite
Castoti tia bears the kind you have always
Fragmentary note describes Castoti tia bearing a style or item referred to as the kind you have always, but details are unclear and no dates or venues are provided.
United States League of Building and Loan Holds Eighth Annual Meet
The League of Building and Loan Associations gathers in Indianapolis for the eighth annual meeting on July 20. Attendees discuss union goals, member benefits, and organizational plans. Officials announce continued cooperation and potential program expansions for local building and loan societies.
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League of Building and Loan Dawns
Indianapolis
Inc
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
For the Whole Family Cascarets Candy Cathartic
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a safe pure medicine for the whole family. It claims health benefits and household uses with pricing for druggists and the public.
Turmoil at Washington Park as stewards discipline Texan Smith
A chaotic report from Washington Park racing circles describes stewards suspending J He Texan Smith for life after a controversial ruling. The episode involves several figures including Carroll and Catastrophe, with allegations of bias and erratic behavior tied to horse racing controversies and wagering practices.
Brighton Beach Daily Track Aims for Fast Times
At Brighton Beach Nesnits New York the track hosted events with miles and furlongs as contenders posted times. Entries included Maximomer Kantello Thing Lids and Pepper Telamoil De murrer Tite 14bh Tierra Gull Barbehell Plubley Tigwe and others. Results showed 1:44 mile time and 240 Leh for a six furlongs race with Waring Hellebus Gertrude Eliot.
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New York
Brighton Hanch
Maximomer
Battie Day
Kantello
Thing
Lids
King Pepper
Telamoil
Demurrer
Tite
Tierra Gull
Barbehell
Plubley
Tigwe
Waring
Hellebus
Gertrude Eliot
Unclear historic race card entry from Fort Louis
A fragmentary historical horse racing note from Fort Louis lists horses and times such as Six Mirlonga and Magee J Terie with various distances and purses. Names like Colonel Gay and Gilmore appear amid broken terms and times, reflecting a damaged period piece.
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Mirlonga
Regutty
Magee J. Terie
Itate Wile
Varde
Colonel Gay
Tot Crowwell
Dron Chancillor
Time
Love’s Labour
Odnor
Ercheap
Mille
Pinwhcle
Kollar
Little
Winkful
Obia
Ampere
Hawthorne Meet Highlights Aboard Lubsin Stakes Feature
Hawthorne race day features a win by Mise Detinels in the Lubsin atokee stakes over five furlongs with Contenders Five aid & BOM furlonge-Idon Mirry Cin. following races include Once Mare Passe Partouwl Vimny Silby and Bonnie Vineak with times noted for several sprints and a Great Bend mile.
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Chicago
Mawthorne
Mise Detinels
Five Aid & Bom Furlonge
Idon
Mirry
Cin
Durmante de Six Furlones
Rive Dare
Josephina B
Preatar
Partouwl Vimny Silby
the Lagsie Dthkes
Migeensnett
Bonnie Vineak
Pritcesa Taytana
Frangibio
Tidy Ant
Taney Trishman
Hun Prather
Boney Hoy
Grand Circuit Races At Cleveland Well Attended
Grand Circuit races held in Cleveland Ohio on July 26 feature pacing and trotting divisions. Notable results include Sidley Poynter winning the 2:08 pace and Onward Silver taking the 2:00 trot with competitive purses and fast times throughout the program.
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Ohio
Summires
Clnan
Sidley Poynter Wan
Dasa
Lord Derby
Clus
Helen Simmota
Tine
lHellig
Dumen W
Favorite Failures in Iowa Track Race Lead to Uncertain Finish
July in Des Moines Iowa reports pacing chaos at the Kile track where Camella a favored trotter failed to place in a five heat race. Coolalio wins in 2 24 class while Lou Vaughn takes another close clocking. Burgess tops field with 14 seconds as time record noted.
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Dea Moines
Lowa
Oday
Camella
Coolalio
Heal
Lila
Lou Vaughn
Mins Burgess
Sidney Lucas Wins Turf Cobwrene at Highland Park
Sidney Lucas won the Turf Cobwrene at Highland Park in Detroit Michigan. He was the betting favorite in the batting atfts. Advance Guard finished second and Joby Virken placed third.
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Sidney Lucas
Detroit
Mich
Hmiehland Park Uilay
Fts
Advance Guard
Joby Virken
Jeffries Injury Halts Champion’s Ring Return Plan
Reports from York describe Jeffries sustaining a crippling left arm injury after a dog attack during a seaside scene. The champion’s forearm wound threats his immediate comeback, potentially weeks or months before he can fight again, as updates from Brody arrive and new challenges loom for the heavyweight division.
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York
Ghamilon
Jim Jeffrie
Daocenius
Brody
New York
Wire
Australian Boxer Targets Ruhlis in Major Bout
Lanky Australian Fob Pilgsimmons vows to defeat big Gus Ruhlis in a high profile twenty five round confrontation in New York on July 4. The match is billed as a clash of styles with Pilgsimmons aiming to prove his speed and reach against Ruhlis power.
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Pilgsimmons
Big Gus Ruhlis
Waco Ice Plant Blast Kills Two and Maims Several
A boiler explosion at the Waco Ice and Refrigerating plant destroyed part of the building and injured several workers. Henry Mercer was found dead near the boiler room with severe injuries, and Wall Dornatt died later from scalds. The blast caused extensive damage, with losses estimated over 75 000 dollars, but the company plans immediate rebuilding.
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Waco
Texas
Iverg
Waco Ice Ant Rerigerating Company
Combiele
Reller
Eugloer Tenry
Dash
Wrechkol
Warden AWeWat Faces Tough Bout At Madison Square
The piece discusses a rough bout at Madison Square with AWeWat and challenger Erainitie, mentioning Jim Cortutt as a pivotal figure and a Hat at Hergen Theatre. It notes plans and confidence in a win, referencing injuries to Pitea’s left hand and anticipated matchups with Muhlin.
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Awewat
Jim Cortutt
Hergen
Wite Smhs
Umaimy
Roblin
Conde
Agni Sharkey
Hine
Muhlin
Brenham Bride Is Married At St Peters Parish
Brenham Texas July 24 at St Peters Episcopal church 9 Welock Bertha Becker eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Becker united in marriage to Mr Charles Lewis Wilkins The bridal party wore white and green with olive and floral touches The ceremony officiated by Rev James Noble The reception followed at the Becher home with claret punch and a white and green canopy A large crowd and social notes include tennis players and a State shoot next month and a local hunting prospect for chicken hunters.
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Texas
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Gray
Mra
Looj
Luther
Mice Soule C
Harrison
Kiwerner
Elamongy
William Lusk
Gildings Stone
James Maret Ticot
Uburlis Carlinle
Ina Ebreush
the Maldy
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Weimar
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Hempestead
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Clita Carter
Hounsou
Alvinag Kittel
Burton
Lucy Caldwell
Misa Betker
Wilhough Wilkins
Bee- Ville
Dad
Tor Frrhor
Nev
James Noble
Wwe
Troace Leater
Mre
Becher
Deldal
Tonta
Teenhim
Henry van Dee Hughes
H.W. Hughes
Lonale Williams
Wallis
Turkey Creek
J. ©. Robertson
Bride
Weiner of Houston Arrives for Visit and Local Preparations
Weiner of Houston arrived tonight on a visit. On Friday afternoon from 6 to 7, Mr Emma Linn will entertain the UWittle folks in honor of Mies Atinio Vive Carter of Houston. The affair will be a low fare. Finishing touches at the Methodist church for months q the Neudu of contractora and buildére. There has been complaint from conve enumerators about delayed payment of money. Census Supervisor Dayer five notes delays tied to schedules pushed in Washington. About 90 prospective cotton pickers were presented with rough alight once back to male work by an entrance firm in the city. A scene in front of the house drew a crowd as clothing was pitched into the crowd. Beoureford Tryan and R. P Thomneen returned the moarcine from a tip along the razo river bottom Im Auge. My and echo in the counties found erope in goo condition.
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Houston
Emma Linn
Mies Atinio Vive
Carter
Methodist Church
Washington
Nlaen
Hunlnao
Weather Brief For July 2 Weekend Forecast
July 2 weather forecast from Weehington indicates fair conditions across Texas and Oklahoma with northerly winds. Friday and Saturday should be generally sunny with light to moderate winds, and no major precipitation expected.
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Weehington
Testarn
Texas
Okiahoma
Tridian Territory
Sanierly
Neme Gold Digger Quarantine Mentioned in July 7 Note
In Victoria British Columbia on July 26 a fragment references The Neme Gold Digger of July 7 and a quarantine term OM noted in the smallpot cases.
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Victoria
B. C
Neme
Shipments from Jacksonville Texas Growers Report Peach and Berry Exports
July 24 Jacksonville Texas letter from local growers describes shipping fifty four carloads of peaches berries and plums plus other fruits to market. Prices range from 140 to 100 per acre for peaches and the writer notes ripening times and land values near Jacksonville.
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