Miners Strike Spurs Arbitration Talks Across Regions
Reports from July 9 outline rising tensions in the miners strike with leaders like Jine Gompers and Cal A P Read seeking arbitration. Coal districts in Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and Indiana face mine shutdowns, wage forfeitures, and railroad confiscations as officials push for a coordinated settlement.
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American Federation of Labor
Viltsburg
Washington
Gopipers
Cal A.P. Read
Chiergo
Arbitration Boardy
Olio
Indiana
Hinota
Pennsylvania
Anu
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania Road
Pecutiona
Pennsylvania Row
Lost purse and diamond brooch in San Francisco theft
A purse containing 82,700 in greenbacks and two carriages with a diamond and a diamond brooch valued at 150 dollars were reported missing from under a pillow on a sleeper car in San Francisco. The incident comes amid rumors of a soldier murder near Santa Monica where Jos. Duplain, a 71-year-old resident of the soldiers' home, was found beaten.
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Lvaeee
Bkaw
San Francisco
Mra
Swift
Slady
Tom Egat
Mome
Smith
Tal
Xeeneus Marner
Santa Mosica
Cal
Santa Monica
Jos. Duplain
Duplain
Soldiers’ Home
Pardon Recommended for Willie Sell by State Board
The Kansas State Board of Pardons unanimously recommended Willie Sell be granted an unconditional pardon after a thorough investigation. They state his innocence in the murder conviction that led to eleven years of imprisonment and note Governor Leedy plans to issue the pardon.
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Willie Sell
State Board
Torena
State Board of Pardons
Ib St
Gio
Jony
Mayo Tomas
Raxporrn
N. M. Weis
Topeka
Leedy
Lawrence Frends
Torkka
Kan
State
Sas
W. C. Stevenson
Emporia
Kansas
Stevenson
State Normal
A Day of Christian Endeavor Delegates Arrive
Delegates arrive for the closing meetings of the Christian Endeavor convention with the final sessions and activities planned. The gathering emphasizes service and faith as delegates from various locations assemble for concluding events.
Ten Thousand Are Stalled in Ooden Convention
The second day of the Christian Endeavor convention in San Pasadeco California opens with large crowds at daylight heading to parks and beaches while morning prayer services fill churches. Delegates fill the Mechanics and Woodward pavilions as overflow meetings attract attendees. Auer reports substantial growth since 1881 from 1 society to over 50 thousand with 219 480 total memberships including junior and young people groups across many states and nations.
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FLOM
Pittsburg
Pirtependi
Wheeling
Baltimore & Ohly
Pittsburgh & Chicago Vol Co
Snowden
Gastonville
Hittsburgh & Chicago Company
Ogastonville
Minleyville
Belleville
Con
Murphysboro
Ilinois
Rasilroads
Crac4ao
Ilingis
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Emny Havre
Ind
Joseph R. Bishop
State Board of Arbitration of Ohio
Indiana Labor Commission
San Pasadeco
Cal
Christian Endeavor
Uli’ House
Eveny Beach
Wythe
Isuier
Hayes
Woodward's Pavilion
Odd Fellows
Bali
Folke
Ken Gui
Congregational
China Town
Mraneis J. Glark
London
Bengal
Sir Andrews Hall
Glasgow
Belfast
Berlin
Switzerland
Semgiry
Stockholm
Burga
South Africa
Paris
Yjalet Wellington
Cape of Givnd Hope
Jesus Christ
Congregationalists
Friends
Disciples of Christ
Germany
Sweden
Bolland
Scotland
England
Free Church
India
Africa
John Willis Auer
Fiy
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohno
Ontario
Indiana
Michigan
Iuvie
Ohio TV
California
Iudians
Iowa
Massachusetts
Ohio
Xova
Mexico
Wal- Horuls
Migeis
Amu
the Mothers’ Societies
Lilinvis
Pennsylvanis
New Hampshire
Ayansylvana
Epland
Australia
Wales
Trelwich
Madagascar
France
Japan
West Ladies
Vorkey
China
Alcion
Canada
Hndeaverersga
Eanerald I Stury
United States
Presbyterians
Baptists
Cumberland Presbyterian
Methodist Progestants
Lutherans
Charch
Young Peoples
Confession Claimed in New York Solvent Murder Case
The Herald states Martin Thorn has made a complete admission of his role in the murder of Guldensuppe. Mrs Nack and a co defendant were indicted by the grand jury. Authorities say Thorn’s information after arrest supported protecting Mrs Nack and the investigation continues.
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New York
Peper
the Herald Enys
Martin Thorn
Guldensuppe
Nack
Herald
Thorns
Mra
Will Go North President Wrekler and Cabins Members Prep
McKinley plans a late summer trip to Lake Champlain leaving Washington August 1. The party includes the presidential family, Vice President and Mrs Lobart, and several other officials. They sail back after three weeks.
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Wrekler
Cabings
Waamadox
McKinley
Lake Champlain
Washington
Lobart
Official Society
Heat Wave Strikes U S Cities With Prostrations Reported
Widespread heat driven by extreme temperatures causes prostrations in multiple cities. Kansas City and Arkansas City report temperatures around 97 and 88 degrees respectively with night heat staying high. A Kansas farmer Michael Murphy suffers effects while residents endure humid, stifling conditions across states.
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Kansas City
Weir City
Kan
Michael Murphy
Arkangas City
Carcado
Arcus 8
Key
Currency Reform Message to Congress Next Monday
The cabinet discussed the currency commission message withheld for several days to respect Republicans. They still favor a message urging creation of a special nonpartisan commission and unions, with the president planning to send the message to Congress next Monday.
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Lovgrewon
Wasutndos
Currency Commission
Congress
Dynamite Blasts Blow Five Men to Atoms in Kentucky
A dynamite mishap during street railway construction in Laxtonston Kentucky on July 9 fatally blew five of six African American workers to atoms. One man survived and the others were injured as investigators probe possible arson or grudge against the street car company.
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Markets by Wire Chicago Live Stock Report
Market updates show large receipts and mixed results across cattle hogs and lambs. Cattle receipts around 2,000 with steady to weak trades. hogs at 12,000 with strong to slightly weaker closes. sheep about 2,000 with strong demand. Kansas City grain and wheat futures noted with cash steady to lower prices and July deliveries due.
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Chicago
Comicago
Texas
Joly
Cartle
Ughts
Kansas City
Kamas Crivv
Choice Prairie
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George A. Banks
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Minpie Williams
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A An Lerenor
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Glethart
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J. B. Wateirs
Paul R. Srooks
Cashier
C. A. Tull
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Aue't Cashier
B. Wate
Pe Hogi Herrning
Merchants National Bank
Amt Cashier
Burplas
Poste A Termare
M. G. Manley
Goodbige
Alex Marks
Wm. T. Sinclair, Money Owtano
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Ana Ni Aviva
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Geo
R. Harse
J.H. Waite
Leo
Trees
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Wis
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Tormado
Mics
Bestment Mational Bank Building
Tracy Learnard
Ella
Thattanoga
TENE
National Convenhes
Reptiss Young
Pepel's Union of Amarics
Calebon
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Lake Cheutauqua
Photographers Association of America
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National Republiccan League of the United States
OtTawa
Leavenworth County Spiritualist Association
Nashville
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Trane-Misseppi
Otek Plosser
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