Fierce mine battle in Alabama leaves six dead
At Tatts No 3 mine in Alabama strikers clash with deputies in a day of bloodshed. Six people killed and nearly a score wounded as a mob fights a train attack. Governor Jones calls out troops and deputies.
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Fearfal Wreck on Grand Trunk in Michigan
A Grand Trunk train wreck near Barre Creek Michigan on July 17 killed fireman Thomas Crow and injured several crew and passengers. The crash was caused by removed fish plates on grades west of the city, the third such incident in two weeks, and is blamed on strikers. Also reported are labor disputes with Soo Line strikers and an indictment of Debs and union officers for contempt of court.
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Lake Superior Terminal workers strike halts head of lake switching
West Superior Wis July 17 The men of the Lake Superior Terminal and Transfer Company have walked out tying up all switching at the head of the lake. They left work after the company handed Northern Pacific and Omaha cars to rival service.
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Strike Complicates Bessemer Strike Vote
Bessemer Michigan July 17 200 workers have walked out as men refuse to accept the compromise proposed by the state law commissioner. The strike has grown more complex with increased walkouts and ongoing labor action.
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Mich
Nine Chinese Steamers Depart for Corea to Withdraw Troops
The July 16 report from Swanxcual states nine Chinese merchant steamers have departed for Corea to withdraw Chinese troops. It also notes claims that Chinese forces have strengthened their position at Asan while Japan denies offering mediation.
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Paris cabinet to vote on press bill as confidence test
In Paris July, reports say the cabinet will make the press bill a question of confidence in the government. Edward Drumont editor of The Libre Parole fled to Belgium fearing the new law. In Paco Wasumarox on July 18 the Bailey Bankruptcy bill passed the house.
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Sweating in Philadelphia Factories Draws Scrutiny
A Philadelphia report on the sweating system in ready made clothing shows Russian Jews and foreigners predominate among 1,806 workers in 237 shops. German and American shops are cleaner. space per worker often under 50 cubic feet, health experts cite 750 to 1,000 cubic feet needed. The study lists nationalities and counts, noting closures amid business depression.
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Synod of Eastern District to Convene at St Pauls Church
Beginning tomorrow morning through Tuesday, the synod of the Eastern district of the Evangelical Lutheran church meets at St Pauls Church. Delegates arrive from Northern and Middle Atlantic states, coast to coast from Maine to Virginia. The district includes 175 congregations, 112 ministers, 110 parochial schools, and about 100000 members.
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Pittsburg district talks of general mill shutdown
Pittssura July 17 preparations are under way for a general shutdown in all non union mills where puddlers are paid under 3.75 per ton. The main issue is recognition and rebuilding of the Amalgamated association as non union workers join the union. shutdown not expected to occur for at least a month.
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Prendergast Dies Calmly On Scaffold After Killing Mayor
Curiaco July 14 reports Prendergast, the brutal assassin of Mayor Harrison, faced the scaffold with calmness and erect posture. The rope was placed around his neck by Jailor Morris and the body dropped, neck likely broken, nine minutes after the trigger.
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Kellys Army Moved by 3 Oclock in Wheeling
One hundred twenty seven hobos camped east of Wheeling since Saturday were escorted east by police from Parkersburg. Sheriff Franzheim ordered movement by 3 pm and granted until 4 30 pm. They resisted at Triadelphia and were later pushed toward the Pennsylvania line at 9 pm amid rumors of another group en route.
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Cholera Deaths Rise in City as Fresh Cases Total 196
In St. Petersburg on July 18, 196 new cholera cases were reported along with 79 additional deaths. The update highlights a worsening outbreak with sustained transmission and rising fatalities.
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Markets Report From Pittsburg and Other Cities
The July 17 market column lists butter and dairy quotes across Ohio and New York, with butter creamery prices and various cheeses. It covers eggs, poultry, wheat, corn, oats, hay, cattle, hogs, and sheep in East Liberty, Cincinnati, and New York, noting price ranges, weekly receipts, and quality grades for each animal and product.
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Britannia Makes Seventh Visit to Vigilant in Belfast
In Belfast on July 17 the Vigilant met the Prince of Wales's yacht Britannia for the seventh time. The notable maritime greeting highlights close royal naval ties and ongoing ceremonial exchanges observed in the harbor.
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