Admiral Schley Letter Shifts on Fifth Specification Discussed
Washington reports Admiral Schley’s letter to Secretary Long may have been removed from the Navy Department. The document allegedly contains comments and suggestions on the fifth specification in the Judge Advocate's statement and related court of inquiry matters.
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Washington
Senley
Nan
Salt Lake City
Bern Sapyronsyd
Pebraary
Clenfuegos
Havana
Cienfuegos
Pointe
Cienfudgien
Jong
Hingham
Mass
Schley Bis
Crowainshield
Bthiey
Terete
Janes Parker
Schuiral Sehley
Caplin
Nylea
Behlen
Ubpiali Packie
Bobby Lhe
James Parker
Offiia Renorda
Cubml
Parker
Fisen
Steel Strike Fails to Ratify Amid Conference Stalemate
Pittsburg reports show the Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Workers failing to ratify compromise terms after a New York conference with Morgan Achwab and Gary representing United States Steel. Executives adjourned without agreement, with another session planned. tensions split between conservative leaders and younger radicals over terms.
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Pitteterg
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Assortation of
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amagaimeted Oanoolathon
Messrs
Morgan, Achwab
Gary
Dolted States Steel Corpperation
Seonton
New York
Pitteburewan
Uit
National
John Pierce
Amalgamated Association
Sinffer
Mr. Morgan
Schwa
Shafer
Williame
Ther
Lnte
T. J. Shaffer
John Wiliams
John Morgan An
Rain Fell Widely But Missed Indiana Drought Sectors
The report notes rains across much of the nation, with notable precipitation in western Ohio, southern Illinois, Arkansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas. Indiana's center remains largely dry, while temperatures trend warmer east of the Mississippi and continue familiar weather patterns.
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Washington
Corm Belt
Ohio
Tennesses
Missouri
Lews
Nebraska
Kannas
Iniiana
Ter
Tiuradar Paratines
Missinaipal River
Heywood Actions Clarified On Oil Hearing Delays
The Heywood Oil Company representative in Cousins Texas disputes press claims that the Texas Railroad Commission was biased. He says the commission acted properly and that the hearing schedule was affected by requests from an oil firm seeking delay to gather evidence for possible rate reductions.
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Cousins
Texas
Alba Thaeywoe
Herwood Oil Company
Yallroad
Wttle
Albi Heyyeeod
Dallew
Eal
Census Shows Women Outnumber Men in Several States
Census figures indicate Massachusetts has a female share of 61.3 percent of its population, with Maryland and Maine showing higher female proportions around 14.4 and 40.5 percent respectively. The brief notes overall sex, vitality, and color composition from the census.
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Massachusetts
Maryland
Washington
Daly
Maine
Loree Brene
Fesdalen
Cate
Ate
Dapaness Wnad Fk
Death of Bishop Moore in Jeckaonville Pa
Bishop John Moore dies at 10 am in Jeckaonville surrounded by Placida clergy. Funeral set at St Anne Cathedral with services led by Monsignor Augustin and other local priests. Burial plans to follow at the cathedral within days.
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Moore
Jeckaonville
Joly
John Moore
St. Angeetine
Placida
Attempt to Remove Anarchists Will Probably Result in Trouble
A July 80 report notes a serious strike and public calls to remove certain anarchists from the city. Authorities fear removal could provoke violence, while manufacturers held talks but issued no statements about the situation.
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Tempi
Attempted Swindle Report From Cilongo
The post and police report an alleged large scale swindle connected to Cilongo with claims of a prominent corn king figure and involvement of inspectors and officers. Details are unclear due to fragmentary text but indicate an investigation and possible arrests or inquiries.
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Cilongo
Geerge H Phillips
POH
Ps Iid
Aimart
Pires
A Hard All Day Fight Near Nogoity
Details from July 25 recount a prolonged clash between British and Boer forces near Nogoity. Boer forces attacked the British position, killing Major Edwards and Gunner Carpenter, wounding others as they captured and carted off a British gun after a long chase.
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Dorban
Nogoity
Hdwards
Goober Carpenter
Socialists Aim for Unity Amid Debates at National Convention
The National Socialist convention faced factional strain as Chicago and Springfield leaders clashed over leadership and policy. Debs, in Terra Haute, said harmony is not yet assured while outlining platform goals including public ownership of key industries and expanded social welfare measures.
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Techenapolis
Tad
Mr. Brooks
Chicago
Job Uarriman
Eugene V. Debs
Terra Tante
Springfield
Chisago
Tidianipolla
Socialivte
Sociallansta
Jivellhomlah
Bryan on money question shapes next campaign plans
In Chillicothe Missouri W J Bryan says the money issue will depend on conditions in the next campaign. He notes Democrats should not retreat from their stance though other issues may take precedence. He dismisses persistent questions about a 1904 presidential bid, saying he is not seeking office and would not announce a candidacy now.
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Bryan
Chillicothe
W. J. Bryan
Tan
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Kansan City
Reared
Tom Oa
Wich
Honor for Former Private James Bell in Military Funeral
Chicago honors James Bell a former private of Company B Seventh Infantry with a military funeral at Fort Sheridan. Bell, noted for his service during conflicts with the Sioux Indians in 1874, earned recognition from General Miles and General Terry for his exploits along the Big Horn and Powder River corridors. The ceremony included escort and army honors reflecting his brave conduct.
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Chicago
Miles
Fort Sheridan
James Bell
Company B
Dell
Terry
Fiorn
Emilee Onier
Texans in New York and Bovela to The Peat
Texan residents registered in New York plus a note on Bovela to The Peat. Several names and locations appear with city and hotel references such as Herald Square and Murray Hill. The fragment lists individuals including Heurtos, Foley, Scarborough, Byrne, Godfrey, Shek, Shumate, Senger, and Reyer with associated streets and districts in New York City.
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Bovela
Heurtos
T. G. Ileard
Cntidrew
Denia
W. L. Foley
Mierald Square
Austin
Scarborough
St. Thenmlas
J. Byrne
Mariborough
Diollue
Mee
Mo W. Godfrey
Mies
Mary Shek
Mary Shek, At the Albert
C. L. Shumate
Herald Square
MM . Nanowood
Rm Fpf
Murray EH
A. Senger
Port Worth
C. A. Reyer
San Francisco Strike Paralyzes City Front Federation Walkout
Labor trouble in San Francisco culminates in a city wide strike with twelve thousand workers quitting. The City Front Federation 14 unions strong includes 16,000 members and ports and transport face shutdown as clashes occur and business grinds to a halt.
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San Franciacs
Thin City
City Front Federation
Chew
Etrike
Dora
Bon Wreavetweo
Bullofa Union
Pacific
Jocal Unioan
Marina Fire Met
Brotherhood of
Teamatera
TenmetnTa
Baiglagerst’ Association
Clip Group Federation
Snema
Gii
Minyor
Oberg
Wettiod
Walter Gott
Labor Council
Gromen Nod
Anon
Water Front Federation
Wah
Rity
Ted Ap
A Big Cotton Trust Idea Aimed By Boston Man
Boston reformer Washburn proposes a national cooperative cotton trust with 50 million stock, central warehouses, and offices at St Louis and Memphis to unite cotton producers. He travels to Europe to refine plans and says politics could be influenced if the venture succeeds, especially in the West and South.
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Boston
George Fraahtuen
Thi City
Miseach
Bath
Tomlquartara
Soult
Menphiny
Washburn
Wuelburn
People's Party
Bia
Wreck on the Rockaland Sheak Injures Many
A northbound Chicago Rock Island passenger train derailed two miles south of Torino due to a broken rail washed out by heavy rains. Several passengers are killed or seriously injured, with many others injured, as the train collided with stock and freight cars in a crowded afteroon run. The crash disrupted service and authorities investigated the rail defect and wreckage.
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Rockaland
Kremlin
Chicago
Eechkern
Toro
Mealy
Eniil
Thost
L. Sehiniit
Kansas City
W. Hl. Kelsey
Medford
Janes Taylor
Peanuepert
Ames
Bholund
Vigwer Cole
Arin
Bor
Wughout & Meen
Pismenger
Erie
Suits Against the Carters In New York and Leavenworth Case
A government recovery effort seeks the $2,250,000 allegedly hidden by Oberlin M. Carter former engineer department head. Attorney General Wise files in New Jersey and Southern District of New Jersey. Carter and Lorena Carter are implicated with Blanton named in the suit.
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New York
Rennember Elas
Oberlin M. Carter
Ciliain
Car of Engineers
Leavenworth
Kan
Bivona
Marlon Eriein
Grane
Uatelet i
Wise
New Sereey
Carter
Lorena
Aries
Railroads Diversify Freight Tonnage Amid Slumps
Industrial leaders like Paul Mert view president of the American rail network emphasize diversification away from a single freight class. The report notes crop yields and farm shipments facing volatility, with lines citing weakened demand and varying tonnage levels across regions.
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Chiogo
Paul Mert
Atehiana, Sante I
Tonlgit
Gromth
Alton
Howma
Explosion on a Yacht in Citeigo Sparks Fire Rumor
Fragmentary report describes an explosion aboard a yacht named Fernan Awney’s bar at sea near Citeigo on July 10. Details are unclear as the blast caused a fire and potential damage to cargo.
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Fernan
Awney
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