Threatened Adams Express Strike Over Wages and Liability
Adams Express Company workers threaten to quit amid demands for an agreement releasing the firm from injury liability and wage reductions. Light porters and drivers at Forty-ninth Street refuse bonds and plan work stoppages in Washington as part of the dispute affecting about 10,000 employees.
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New York
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Forty-ninth Street
New York Central
Washington, D
Express
Execution at Moyamensing for multi murder inmate Delmes
The doomed inmate at Moyamensing prison near Philadelphia is set for noon execution. Preparations finish as sheriff completes arrangements. a heavy hemp rope is prepared and tested for the fall. The prisoner, Delmes, shows no hope and state officials vow careful handling to prevent accidents.
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C. Elines
Moyamensing
Delmes
Golwas
Lalla
Audience With Emperor Marks Uhl in Berlin Rain
United States Ambassador Edwin F. III to Germany and embassy staff attended the Kaiserhof audience with the Emperor. J. B. Jackson presented credentials. Uhl and Baron Usedom rode in ornate carriages as guards saluted. Empress and court ladies greeted Uhl in intimate salons during a 35 minute ceremony.
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Uhl
Edwin F. III
United States
Germany
Theodore Runyon
Kaiserhoff
UhVa
Baron Usedom
J. B. Jackson
Mr. Uhl
Taron Usedom
Unter den Linden
Mr. Jackson
Milwaukee street strike and church resignation scene
A Milwaukee Electric Railway strike began Sunday as workers demanded higher pay and union recognition. Company officials refused to bargain, while arbitration talks were declined. the union voted to strike. Separately in San Francisco the First Congregational Church debated Rev. Brown’s resignation, with a split vote and ongoing uncertainty about his future. News mentions a local blaze in Cripple Creek with a Cincinnati shoe company drummer among the unaccounted.
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Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Gchgar
Payne
Tin
Medan
Tinaristaus
Wyman
Wagda
Jtar
Conference of California
Dubuque
Iowa
Standard Shoe Company of
Cincinnati
Portland
Loier
Cripple Creek
S. 8. Company
Spanish Troops Annihilated Near Zanja by Cuban Patriots
Advices from Cuba report Gen. Calixto Garcia’s insurgents near Zanja in Santiago de Cuba routing Gen. Munoz’s Spanish column. Gunboats aided the invaders as Cu ban forces, now about 2,500 strong with Rabi and Rodrighans, push west toward Matanzas and Havana provinces.
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Alkey West
Fla
Calixto Garcia
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba
Garcia
Munoz
Wiem
Zanja
Canto
Manzanillo
Garvia
Rabi
Rodinghans
Amez
Gomez
Matanzas
Havana
Trocha
Maceo
Werler
Trocba
Trade Review shows weaker demand and lower prices
Dun and Co weekly trade summary notes improving business but gains fall short of expectations. Prices across commodities and finished goods are down about 1 percent from April, with wheat and wool notably weaker as shipments and orders decline. Far from robust recovery, failures rise in the United States and Canada as manufacturers face sluggish sales and unsold stocks.
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RG. Dun & Co
Europe
United States
Lantey
Canada
Chinese laundry fight sparks Six Companies clash in New York
The Hosten Standard reports a New York laundry firm linked to the Chinese mission aims to break the grip of Sandfrandsen Six Companies, potentially spurring widespread price wars. Promises of a larger counterattack emerge as industry observers warn of demoralization in the laundry market.
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New York
Hosten Standard
Tha Laas Company
New Chinese Laundry Company
Sandfrandsen
Alresdy
Ah Sing
Boston
Illness halts Booth-Tucker Pacific coast engagements
Mrs Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army is said to be very ill in San Francisco with attendants hopeful for recovery. All her Pacific coast engagements are canceled and she will head to New York directly when able. In Texas a man named Nixon killed his brother-in-law Dempsy Brown in Austin on Sunday morning. Brown fired back before dying.
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Hioyele
Firak
Calan
Arbanciva
New York
Nouvitas
Cuba
Booth-Tucker
Iba Salvation Amny
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Austin
Texas
James Nixon
Dempsy Brown
Brown
Nixon
E. . Jaggers
Shenandoah
Chicago
Beokuk
Clinton
Bremer’ County
Edward Henry
Rock Rapids
Hoke Smith
Dolliver
Des Moines River
Joint
Trafic Association
Poiute
Michigan
Wright
Hall
Inia
Onierga
Burlington and Quincey
Rockwell Cuty
Florent Jolley
Penitentiare
William Gertzsen
Aquor
Riceville
Neb
Tefferton
Elwood
Odd Fellows' Home
Locating Committee
Grand Ledge
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department
J. K. P. Thompson
Albrook
Lincoln
Col. J. &. P. Thompson
Department of Iowa
Old Solkdern
Giongl
Louisville
Tt Department
Felint Corpa Fidl
Chompuan
Florence Mightingale
Clara Barton
Mre. Livermore
Dicker Dyke
G. A. HK
Thampnom
Adjilant
R. J. Chace
Des Moines
Jota Department
Ohio Triggy Company Fails Receivership Appointed
Creighton W. Black is named receiver of the Ohio Buggy Company in Columbus after judgments totaling about 15000 dollars. Assets and liabilities reportedly balance. Also, a Seattle case reports Albertienl enlif killed his wife and himself over jealousy.
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Ohio Triggy Company
Creighton W. Black
Ohio Buggy Company
Columbus
Albert Ienliff
Seattle
Wash
Market Quotes for Cattle Hogs and Grains Across US Cities
Sioux City stockers and feeders quoted $15 to 6u 024 with mags at 8.10 to 8.15 for wheat and corn around 1.55 to 2.00. Chicago cattle price ranges extend to 1.14 for steers and 2.00 to 8.75 for feeders. hogs from 3.10 to 7.2. Minneapolis grain showing April to July prices with No. 1 hard on track 61 3/4, No. 1 Northern 60 1/4 to 60 3/4.
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Sioux City
Timethy
Kansas City
South Omaha
Minneapolis
Northern
Wedding Threat at Council Bluffs Quieted by Detectives
A quiet Thursday evening wedding in Council Bluffs between W. C. Prior and Miss Helen B. Wheeler faced a murder threat from a rejected suitor. Detectives in citizen clothes guarded entry to prevent harm to the bride, as the man reportedly warned he would kill her before the ceremony. The event drew national attention as authorities described the danger and surrounding rumors.
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W. C. Prior
Council Bluffs
Helen B. Wheeler
Syracuse
Abusive Fraud Taken In Minnesota Letters
Chris Hannen was arrested in Minnesota for sending obscene letters. Tapsen deceived Danish citizens with a tale of destitute hardship to gain money. J Gbris Ling Bay exposed him. Hansen threatened Bay and others with obscene notes. Postoffice authorities captured him. he remains jailed in Mankato awaiting trial.
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Tnapee
Christian
Chris Hannen
Miunesets
Rosila
Tapsen
Dea Maines
J. Gbrisling Bay
State Board of Health
Davis
Hansen
Bay
Considerahie Fronkle
Mankato
Mina
Forged Father's Name in Mail Fraud Case
Federal authorities filed a complaint against a young man named WW Cox, son of farmer A Cox of Woodline Biite, for forging his father’s name and cashing a $52 draft in Omaha. The father reportedly refused to shield him, and an indorser who signed the draft now bears the loss.
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WW. Cox
Cox
Pp. A. Cox
Woodline
Woodhine
Omaha
Gimaha
Des Moines News Roundup from the State Capitol to Davenport
Reports from Jefferson Des Moines and Davenport note varied events. Des Moines discusses a temperate July Republican convention in Des Moines July 15 as well as a tax vote to finish a courthouse project. Davenport pursues campaign against vagrants and a labor sentence for street work. Police seize opium den materials in Des Moines with five men arrested.
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Jefferson
Des Doings
Burtington Aporta
Clinton County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Wich
Des Moines
United States
Washington, D.C
Davenport
Drampr
Trath
Rank Bacaensdorf
Cornet Bana
Kimberly House
Dubugue
Ile
Dubuque
Iowa city hall costs and sewers plans across towns
Multiple Iowa notes report Fort Dodge city hall costs at 15000 dollars, Burlington Davenport sewers budget of 100000, Burliag fire apparatus funding of 1000, and various regional civic and legal actions including school convening in Des Moines and river patrol efforts in Clinton.
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Fort Dodge
Burlington
Davenport
Burliag
Des Moines
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Felix McMurty
League Island Navy Yard
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