President Stirred Up the Unionists in Washington
A local union meeting reacted to the president ordering Lalmer to reinstate W A Miller in the government printing office bindery. The group plans to petition the president to reconsider and may file charges alleging Miller held a government post while hostile to the union. The dispute echoes broader labor tensions tied to the steel trust era.
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Washington
Lalmer
W. A. Miller
The
International Brotherhood of Book Linders
Miller
Palmer
Cholera outbreak reported in Amoy city
Washington dispatch from Carl Jonnson vice consul at Amoy says only the word cholera was received by the state department signaling an outbreak in Amoy China. The brief message confirms the disease has appeared in the city.
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Washington
Carl Jonnson
Amoy
Ching
State Department
Kil killed his boy in bed in Kilnville case
At Kil knville Ja on July 22 William Laird shot and killed his 16 year old son Charles for not rising. He then tried to kill two younger sons, who escaped to a neighbor. Laird shot himself fatally. He was quarrelsome indolent and drink prone and had separated from his wife with shared child custody.
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Knorville
William Laird
Charles
Laird
Lightning strikes wagon near Walton backend of field
During a storm on a Tuesday evening a lightning bolt hit a wagon loaded with wheat near Walton in Logansport Indiana. The driver Charles Binney and both horses perished as the wagon and grain burned. Men in a barn saved Binney’s body from being consumed.
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Logansport
Walton
King
Charles Binney
Binney
King Edward Greets Dublin Citizens On Visit
King Edward Dublin visit notes large address collection including Jarvies. Replying to the citizens committee, he expresses sympathy with movements to improve social and material welfare. He aims to learn conditions during his visit and acquaint himself with local needs.
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Dublin
Dublin East
Edward
Jarvies
Aadress
Citizens’ Committee
Hhis Murdemty
Indiana Bidders Sought For St Louis Bullring Contract
Assistant secretary Alexander of the state world’s fair commission asks Indiana contractors to bid on the St Louis exposition bullring. Bids due August 1 at 1 pm with bonds required. County auditors urged to list potential bidders to ensure equal opportunity across Hoosier contractors. Advertisements or bids to run in leading newspapers.
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Indiana
St. Loulin
Alexander
World’s Fair Commission
Bre
Marina
Stole Because He Was Poor Sanctioned by Detective Manning
Detective Manning, who captured Homer Lake the colored burglar in Louisville Jail, holds much of Luke's stolen goods and has identified items at headquarters. Several unclaimed articles remain, including gold scissors and a gold thimble, as Lake admits thefts arose from poverty and vows never to steal again.
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Manning
Homer Lake
Grand Jury
Louisville
Luke
Lake
Labounie Accused of Embezzling Funds in Buffalo
Frank V. Labounie, bookkeeper for Wilson & Smith attorneys, is alleged to have embezzled 400 dollars. His wife contends he turned over property that will net a profit of about 100 dollars, claiming the misdeed would not have occurred if not for his overwork. She asserts no money was wasted and he used sums briefly before returning them with profit.
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Buffalo
Frank V. Labounte
Wilson & Smith
Wilson& Smith
Frank
Labouite
Rourne
Yoked Together Roanoke Marriages and Tragic Accidents
Roanoke reports two quick marriages as Charles H. Butner and Mrs. Sarah J. Light wed within six hours after meeting. In Harrodsburg, Rev. Foetal Reeves and Miss Bette Cox married after she escaped home and traveled 85 miles. A Vancouver bridge disaster over Frazer River killed two workers and injured several others. President Roosevelt sent congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Franz J. Meyer on their golden anniversary. Burglars foiled in broad daylight at Logansport.
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Roanoke
Charles H. Butner
Cleveland
Sarah J. Light
Harrodsbys Ri
Foetal Reeves
Bette Cox
Multiple Unclear Crises Reported Across Continents
The bulletin lists varied events including Turkey sending more troops to Potran and a fatal accident in Orange New Jersey. It notes a wreck on the Canadian Pacific at Galt Ontario with four killed and four wounded, a serious earthquake in St Vincent, land settlement plans in San Diego County, a new bishop in eastern Oregon based in Baker City, a strike riot in St Louis injuring two inspectors, a fatal quarrel in Joliet, Philippine scouts killing rebels in Albay with civilian deaths, a fire chief injured in Covington, Kentucky, a mysterious insured death in Boston, and insurance disputes delaying payout.
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Turkey
Potran
Stevens
Orange
N. J
Yville
Canadian Pacific
Galt
Ont
St. Vincent
Teasdar
San Diego County
California
Charlea O'Relley
Oregon
Hia
Baker City
St. Louis
J. D. Meyer
Michael Sheehan
John Gatons
Joliet I
Albay
Island
Meyer
Covington
Lautaville
Wood
Boston
Hiefe
Bea Vaiaocoal Han i
Uncle Sam After Gaynor and Green
The United States appealed to higher English courts for extradition of John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Green in connection with Cant. Oberlin Carter's Savannah harbor frauds. Sir Edward Clarke argued for the government before the privy council after Quebec judges ruled the warrants legal. H. W. H. Asquith represented Gaynor and Green.
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London
Uited
HW. H. Asquith
Sir Edward Clark
Quebec
Efferig
Canada
Mega
Terre Haute Firm Produces New Artificial Brick
A Terre Haute firm, Terre Hath Pressed brick company, unveils a new artificial stone brick not yet produced west of Chicago. The product, marketed recently, resembles natural stone with a cement sand and crushed stone mix. The outer face is molded to a rough natural stone look.
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Pressed Brick Company
Chicago
Spio
Investors Swindled Out of Thousands
New York, July. Charles Weinman was arrested on charges of being connected to the defunct American Finance and Mortgage Co. Weinman denies involvement while inspector McClusky alleges he was its chief backer. When the firm closed, investors faced losses believed to run to hundreds of thousands, possibly up to a million dollars.
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New York
Charles Weinman
American Finance and Mortgage Company
Weinman
McClusky
Warehouse firm admits grain theft in San Francisco case
In a July 2 filing from San Francisco, C Horst sues the Balfou Guthrie company over grain losses. The firm admits warehouse men abstracted at least two pounds of grain from every five sacks entrusted to them.
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San Francisco
Cal
C. Horst
Balfou-Guthrie Company
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad in Indian Advocate Daily Sun
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief from back pain frequent urination and urinary discomfort. The ad offers samples and booklets by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton New York.
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Firen
Kilmer
Kootik
Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Indianavolie Daily Sun
Wall-St. News Reports Mixed Market Movements and Grain Prices
The report surveys broad financial activity in New York and Pittsburgh, noting rising reserve levels, shifts in sugar farming payments, and Morgan interests amid a weak premium for bond issues. It highlights stock movements, including gains for St Paul, Union Pacific, and several industrials, plus grain and livestock data from Buffalo and Chicago markets.
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Meyer & Elzer
New York
Morgan
Tennessee
Anphalt
Sombine
Large settlement in White Mills distillery case
Louisville July 2 A compromise settlement ends the White Mills distillery case after Internal Revenue Service seizure on charges of evading taxes through equalizing methods. Owner S A Hofheimer of Cincinnati faced warrants and two employees Deboe and Hayman were bound over as the investigation by a federal grand jury was anticipated. Property valued at 2,500,100.
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Louisville
White Mills
Washington
S.A. Hoftheimer
Wincinmatt
Internal Revenue
Hofheimer
Hayman
Deboe
Hoftheimer
Bit Debse
Grams
Five Thousand Shots At Gun Club Turmoil
A midsummer amateur trap shoot underway at the Linited wun club grounds northeast of the city features about 35 entries with many top marksmen from Dayton Penn Muncie and Covington. The Grand hotel cup match between LeCompte and Clark draws the crowd as shooters call pull and dead bird during daily events.
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Ram
Herkes
Dayton
Atands
Indianap olis market reports cattle prices July 2
Receipts mix with strong demand, cattle and calves trading active. Fat steers good to choice $1.40 to $15 per cwt. heifers and cows varied with prime export cows and feeders showing solid demand. sheep and lambs receipts light with mixed prices. East Liberty reports steer and hog values similar, buyers active and prices firm across classes.
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Ini
Helfera
Indianapolis
ISI
East Liberty Livestock
East Liberty
Catile— Kegelps
PNION
Chicago Livestock and Provisions Mixed Markets
The report blends Chicago and Cincinnati livestock notes with mixed cattle receipts and varied prices. It cites prime heifers, live stock receipts, hog and sheep figures, and provisions including dairy items like creamery products. Local market terms and odd spellings reflect OCR garble.
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Michigan
Herrlg
Lfe
Onte
Werk P. Vorkerman
Shakespere
Kalamazoo, Mich
Costa
Essc
Bute
Sterling Reategy Ge
City OF
Ireland
Labounie
Vancouver
B.C
Frazer River
Séyers
Rocasvelt
Dillsboro
Ind
Franz J. Meyer
Roose- Tow
Borglars
Fible A
Uncle Sam
Gaynor
Green
Terre Haute
Wall-St
City Grain Market
Ste
Tota
Hay
Timothy
NEW Ramn
Ory
Ahs Bey
Eric
BR. T
R. I
Gould
Steve Hamed
Shorts
Bt. Paul
Atchison
Union Pacific
Souther Pasciit
Nyc
Roi
Reading
J. & Noi
Can. Pac
Erran Urle
Sugar
Tenprat Electric
Uline
Bo OR
North American
London Howees
Manhattan
Smithern Pac
RTL
East Buffalo
Dember
Onta
Nina
White Distillery
MacVeagh
Europe
Fion
Wayne MacVeagh
Hague
St. Pail
Bonane
Kat-U-Katch
IIRE
TRE
Rere
Ayera
Logal Securities
Mt Hangin Works
Ronimon
Halstead
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Wwe Capital Natwonay Fair
Oumuix
Columbia National Banc
Consumers” Gs: Trust Co
Ray
Central Sruat Company
Dekiware
Madiom Counties Telephone Company
Federal Union Surety
Tom Brewing Company
Heme Malland Hor
Deberrives
Indiana Manufacturing Co
Indiana ‘Trust Ampary
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Indiasiene Gas de
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indiana Tide, Guaranty and
Indianapolis Traction Ap
Kerminal Company
Uo Laycock
Mtg
Pfs
Marion Trust Company
Eo Merchants National Bank
Weastie Bridge Company
New Telephone
Nrw
A People's Deposit Bank
Security
Pyaan Atonal Rank ' Ae
Hi Voinn Traction
Rt Vivien Trust Company
A . van Camp Hardware Co
Wentern Motor Company
Fome Heating & Light Co
Indal
de Southern
India
Eres Goa Co
Ipdlanapsus Imp. Ca
Nepolla Bireet
Fydn
Katinas
Mervhanta
Wis
At & Tan Rvetan
Ease Dry
Indianapolis Water Ua
Chicago Livestock
Cincinnati
Cine Oo
Duly la Calle
Even Hat Hog
SiuMias Road
Uist
Americas
Burkayay
Court House Stores
Rep
Carpet Broome
Phobes
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