Nearly 11 000 More Men Join Strikers in Chicago
The strike spread as 35 000 Teamsters' Joint Council members failed to secure a compromise with packers. By Monday night 10 715 idle workers walked out across nineteen trades, led by blacksmiths, car workers, cleaners, and livestock hands. Leaders warned of war as unions refuse to yield while Packers resist and police stay away.
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Teamsters’ Joint Council
Packers
Teameters
Donnelly
Butcher Workers’ Union
George ¥. Golden
Teametlors
Pal
Behardt
Chicago Federation of Labor
East Side
Beast
Pacers
A. L. Ames
Buckingham
Wallace
Mr. Ames
Love
George F. Golden
Tenamesters’ Union
Golden
Colorado
Stock Yards
Anglo Russian War Tensions Fall as British Press Claims
London reports indicate Parliament leaders claim withdrawal of Russian volunteer fleets and reduced tensions with Britain. Britain awaits Vladivostok squadron report before responding. U S depends on Britain for compensation over the Knight Commander incident. Weather and lightning-related wheat destruction noted in Carlyle UK. Rumors of the steamer Korea sinking circulate in St. Petersburg.
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House of Commons
Talfour
Red Sea
Black Sea
Benetendorm
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Britain
Land Lands
Russia
Lord Landsdowne
Great Britain
Rueelea
Youtok
Pacific
Coak
Korea
Tandon
St. Petersburg
Telegraph
Anya
Vladivostok
Association Press
Arabia
Rowians
Packers Fight to the Finish in Chicago Strike War
Chicago reports show Packers abandoning settlement talks and preparing for a long strike clash. Nonunion workers recruited, stockades erected, electrical gear installed as unions push for a hard stand. Dispatches cite 90,490 workers on strike nationwide with 1,700 in Chicago, while meat prices rise and clashes erupt at stockyards districts in Sioux City and Omaha.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Barney Cohen
State Federation of Tabor
Simal
Packers
Tim
Ehlofe
Campilen Aid de Aire
Wathta Oelnbd
Donnelly
Aimeeta
State Board of Arbitration
Pointe
President Donnelly orders out men in New York strike
A chaotic picture of labor unrest spans New York and Chicago as President Donnelly calls out Amalgamated Meat Cutters workers in New York and leaders from Teamsters face arrest for intimidation. Packworkers threaten federal action to enforce boycotts while violence erupts in stock yards and dozens of nonunion men are knocked unconscious. Reports trace harsh labor tactics, failed conciliations, and ongoing plant operations with rising receipts amid the turmoil.
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Donnelly
George F. Golden
Teamsters’ Union
Cornella
Chicago
American and Boycott Association
Varda
Daniel Davenport
Brookport
Conn
New York Packers
Michael Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of America
New York
Schwarzehild & Sulzberger
United Dressed Boot Company
Howrr C. Wallace
Davenport
General Slocum Officers Indicted in Disaster Case
New York officials say Captain Van Schaiek, Federal Steamboat Inspector Fleming, and ex inspector Tundher face grand jury indictments linked to the June 15 General Slocum disaster that killed nearly 1,000. Burnett notes indictments also target Knickerbocker Steamboat Co leaders, including President Barnaby and Secretary Atkinson, with arraignments planned and a $26,000 bond referenced.
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New York
van Schaiek
Fleming
Tundher
Federal Grand Jury
Slocum
van Schaien
Russia to indemnify Germany over seized ships
Berlin reports the foreign office says Russia will fully indemnify German shippers and consignees for losses from the seizures of German ships and the detention of the Prinz Heinrich’s mail.
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Russia
Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Ruseiakian
Denial of Kuropatkin Wound Report From St Petersburgh
The general staff denied reports that Gen. Kuropatkin was wounded at the Ta Tehe Kino battle. They stated he is perfectly well and uninjured.
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Deny Kuropatkin
St. Petershurm
Kuropatkin
Ta Tehe Kino
Watchmen Defeat Omaha Strikers in Fierce Beating Incident
Reported in Omaha Nebraska watchmen badly beat Strikers Watchmen Ryder and Korbe during an attempt at a nine number strive by breakers from a train at Swift's packing plant Several shots were fired in Lincoln and Nob Armour Co closes fourteen Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota branches amid halted shipments to the South Omaha chart
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Omaha
Nebo Wii Ryder
Joseph Korbe
Swift
Lincoln, Nob, Armour & Co
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Wealthy Brakeman Killed at South McAlester
J WH Marley of Denison Texas a freight train brakeman who had recently inherited a large sum and was on his final trip as brakeman fell under the wheels and was killed near South McAlester. A separate report notes a Negro shoots two at Kangag City Kansasily Mo during rioting in a packing-home district where a mob of strikers mainly Austrians attacked King a Negro special policeman who shot two assailants Mat Sullivan and Max Lamesla.
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South McAlester
J. WH. Marley
Denison
Tex
Kangag City
Wareaw
Peterhof
Bom
Howe
Kuropatkin’s Aid Mentioned in Petersburg Order
An order issued in Saint Petersburg grants Goria Kuropatkin aid at the daysuppolot and names Grand Duke Borla as a first lieutenant and special service officer to General Kaeropatkin.
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Petersburg
Alesieff
Grand Duke
Borla
Kaeropatkin
Western miners refer ultimata to locals
Western miners in Kansas Missouri Arkansas Indian Territory and Texas endorse a liberal wage proposal while postponing a decision. The conference urged local unions to vote August 1 with canvassing by a board of one per district. If accepted miners will ratify the scale. if rejected a new interstate convention may call a strike.
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Pittebure
Kaw
Miners’ Committee
Texas
Pittsburg
Kansas
Mimaouri
Arkansas
India Terriory
Piltatuen
Iittaturg
Drawings Begun for Rosebud Land Claim Offer
S De William McCormick of Lancaster county Nebraska, a World War veteran, drew the flat choice for a homestead in the Rosebud reservation. About 2,500 names were placed in envelopes and drawn. the process will continue until all envelopes are exhausted. McCormick, 27, served in the 2nd Nebraska Volunteers and recently arrived in Washington amid pressure from an attorney to register his name for the allotment. Numerous western residents and repeats appear among the drawn lucky names.
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Willian McComick
Nebraska
Camp Melklepolin
Neb
Washington
Fall River Mills Shutdown Sparks Wage Protests
Fall River mills halt operations amid a wage dispute. Labor leaders claim conditions justify no pay cuts while employers insist reductions were essential to keep the mills running. The region hosts eighty mills with about 750,000 spindles and a sizable weekly cloth output. In nationwide news, Admiral Dewey awards plan money to five men from the battle of Manila for seized Spanish property, while Colorado politics see Cripple Creek under civil authority after governor Gav Peabody’s proclamation.
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Atere
Pall
Cour c
Levene
Methie Lalyat
Warrane
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Mantisare
Don Juan de Austria
Jusileoo Gould
Navy Pension Fund
Colorado
Trenver
Colo. Gav
Peabody Tiestey
Teller Potty
Cripple Creek
Resina
Union Minera
Edward Bell
Missouri Gubernatorial Nomination and State Ticket Adopted
The Republican convention in St Louis nominated Cyrus P Walbridge for Missouri Governor with a ticket featuring McKinley Rothwell Hawalour and others. A state committee meeting set for August 4 will address reorganization and the chairmanship, with further campaign planning teased for Thursday.
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Cyrus P. Walbridge
Missouri
St. Joseph
Cyrus PL
Walbridge
Republicat
Minaduri
McKinley
Rothwell
Hawalour
Anid
Thurday
Gott
Waltriige
Mledringhaws
Weveral
Campatey
Ecole
Severe Storm Strikes Central Illinois
Severe storm lashes central Illinois with heavy rainfall and tornado-like conditions. Reports of damaged barns, flooded roads, and scattered property loss across towns. one notable explosion in St. Peterling linked to a separate incident. Authorities assess crop damage and ongoing investigations into related events.
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Speinetieh
Eholty
Barnes
Severnl
Ely
Teuelye
Van Hools EO In W Dle Over Fuel Cenit
A fragmentary line notes Van Hool vehicles facing unspecified fuel center issue. Readable terms indicate a local context but lack clear dates or outcomes. Further text needed for concrete facts.
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van Hools
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