Strike Ends in Chicago Packing District After Nine Weeks
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union end the strike in Chicago's stockyards on terms proposed by J Ogden Armour. Packers agree to hire strikers first, retain non union workers, and keep six day operations with wages unchanged for skilled labor. Return of strikers to work begins as union stock yards and transit company pledge rapid reinstatement of hired hands.
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J.ogden Armour
Packera
Chicago
J. Oyden Armour
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butcher
Donnelly
Allied Trades Conference Board
Allied’ Trades Dagan Fndly
Ag Attike
Jmhe
Ekers
Etilte
Scuaee
Slgckmod
Reese
Becefite
Wockers
Serene Weat Tees
Taubes
Campaign marching clubs through American history and a city body find
The article traces campaign clubs from 1840 Harrison supporters to 1860 Wide Abacks and 1530 Garfield Arthur era Boys in Blue. It notes Kansas cities over 179 with 1000+ population in 1904, and reports a man found dead near Union Pacific tracks between Vining and Cliftonton, suspected to be Walter Kemp of Roumania Indiana after a fall from a team while stealing a ride.
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Harrison
Littlean
Tippecanoe
Tytler
Lincoln
United States
Union Pacific
Vining
Cliftonton
Bely
Walter Kemp
Roumania
Ind
Movement of money to harvest crops across the nation
The article describes the annual money flow from New York to the West and South to fund harvest and crop movement. It details how excess funds from small town banks are sent to Chicago and then to New York, fueling farm labor and buying needs, with peaks around September to November and a return flow afterward.
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South
New York
Southa
Toledo
Iowa
Tey
Chicago
New York City
Iews Bank
York
Progress of the War Near Liaoyang and Mukden
The report outlines limited verifiable movement between Liaoyang and Mukden as Russian forces retreat northward under Kouropatkin and Kuroki presses advance. Three battlefield accounts praise both sides’ bravery while noting uncertain Russian positions and the unclear Port Arthur situation. The piece contrasts Japanese planning versus civilian views of war and hints at resumed fighting near Maurden.
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Liaoyang
Mukden
Kouropatkin
Kuroki
Brulkden
KurokPs
Okv
Liaorang
Kotropatkin
Kouropatkip
Oyamawon
Tle
Tieling
Port Arthur
Japan
Ast Rei
Fort
Buse
Hise
Maurden
Chicago - Record-Herald
Glib musings mix prices politics and war in stray column
A cobbled text parade mocks wartime and market talk with odd phrases about Chinese Boxers, Dirigible baboons and meat prices. It mentions General Stakesbere famed for escaping the Japanese and tricks on real versus mimic war while drifting through prices and oddities.
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Buroki
Pekin
Bi Louis
Truistan
Benbow
Las
How the Russians fall back under Japanese pressure
The article argues Oku’s forces repeatedly attacked and failed to encircle a Russian army, while Japanese flanking maneuvers pressure Russian lines. It notes Turok’s march from bridges toward the millroad above Lingyang and Kouropetkix avoiding risk, with Japanese forces waiting for supplies before advancing to win another victory. Lifeyang embodies the cautious, methodical approach praised in the campaign.
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Oku
Ain
Fang
Archi
Eres
Ikuroki
Bairoki
Turok
Taitze
Lingoyanges
Lifeyang
Roosevelt's 12 000 Word Defense of His Administration
A long message from President Roosevelt defending seven years of Republican rule. He claims Democrats misrepresent GOP policies, reviews acts in detail, and argues keeping Republicans in power is the path to avoiding program reversals. He discusses tariffs, trusts, the army, the Philippines, and the party’s future.
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Roosevelt
Panama
Congress
Executive
Philippines
Trent Canal to Cut Distance Between Canadian Wheat and Liverpool
The Trent Canal project in Canada nears completion, promising a twenty mile shorter waterway from Lake Superior to James Bay and Lake Simcoe via Lake Ontario and Trent. It would link wheat fields near Toronto to Liverpool with a 60,000 ton capacity for vessels, but New York voters backing the Erie Canal aim to preserve their traffic by endorsing larger barges.
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Canada
Wheat Fields
Liverpool
Trent Fallorca
Georgian Bay
Lake O 7A
Simcoe
Leawartha
Ontonskhee
Trent By
Fenith
Great Lakes
Erie Canal
Erie
New York State
SiGe
Unknown regional political shifts in New York city area
In a garbled paragraph a candidate from an Irish United group in New York is noted to have been elected president of the United Irish in New York. A post senvection between the United States and Norway is mentioned as concluded and to take effect. Additional fragmented items reference packing and destruction on a street corner in New York.
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Ensebin Santa
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Baer
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View
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Telidam
Ina
Heme
Trent Canal
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